The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-13

to the city jail party Tuesday when
Charles Henson was arrested. The
police said they did not know what
brand" Henson had used.
TO CONSIDER BUSINESS
Routine business and reports by sew
eral members will be considered at
the Social Service board meeting at
the Y. M. C. A. Thursday noon.
Will BANQUET APRIL 81.
Plans for banquet in the East
Main Street Friends church on April
q were developed at a meeting of
the Young Peoples Union of Rich
mond in the Y. NJ. c. A. Monday night.
Plans for further work were also de-
veloped at the meeting.
SORORITY TO DANCE.
Delta Theta Tau sorority will give
a leap year dance April 81 in Odd Fell
lows hall. Parker's Popular OrcheS-
ira of Columbus, will play. The or
chestra furnished the music for the
dance recently given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Crichet.
CLASS WILL MEET
The Pictorial class of Grace church
will meet Wednesday at 2:30 p. m,
with Mrs. Frank Neal, $50 Richmond
Avenue.
BEGIN NEXT NOVEMBER
The Richmond Light, Heat & Power
company will begin to manufacture
artificial gas next November, Nimrod
Johnson, manager. said Tuesday, in
stead of November. 1921.
TO ATTEND BANQUET
President David M. Edwards, OF
Earlham, and John II. Johnson, finan-
cial chairman of Indiana Yearly Meet
ing in the Forward Movement, both
prominently interested in the Inter
Church World Movement, will attend
the Rockefeller banquet in Cincinnati,
Wednesday when the John Rockefeller
Jr., and the Observation-Disclosures work
ers in his party visit that city.
TICE IN RANDOLPH CO.
Soloman Tice, missionary to Mexico,
who is making his headquarters in
Richmond, while on furlough from the
mission field. is attending a series of
Forward Movemnt conferences in Ran
dolph County, it was announced at the
Colonial Building headquarters, Tues
day.
WHITE WILL RESIGN
Bids are to be advertised for con-
tract to carry mail between the post
office and the railroad stations, it was
announced at the postoffice, Tuesday.
Resignation of Carried Wallace r.
White will take place about May Is.
HARUM CASE UP
Eighty-five dollars damages are de-
manded by Elmer Elstro in a case
against William Vantilberg, horse
dealer, charging misrepresentation in
| horse sale. Witnesses We're heard
Tuesday morning and the case was
ready for argument in the afternoon.
| Judge Bond was on the bench.
STRAW6ERRIES 60 CENTS!
| 1t is a safe bet that strawberry
shortcake will be an actual reality in
Richmond homes Sunday, for Tues.
| days price on the fruit made famous
by 1.-The Barefoot Boy" is 60 cents a
quart. Saturdays price was 81 quart
Hurrah!
HINES BUILDING UNREADY
Announced that the new Hines
dairy building would not be ready for
occupancy until the middle of May
was made Tuesday. The out construc
tion has been practically completed
but roofing of the building has been
I halted by the railroad strike which
caused car of roofing material to be-
come lost somewhere between here
and Chicago. The installation of a
! large ice machine and refrigerator has
also halted construction.
BUTTER is DOWN
| The wholesale price of creamery
! butter fell from 68 to 65 cents a
pound upon Richmond markets Tues.
day. The price paid the farmers for
! butter fats fell from 67 TO S. cents.