The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-22
Short News of Civ

Wnite Mules kIck-S0meb Ody gave
Harry Roach and Clifford Burden a
drink of white mule" while they were
attending the carnival Friday night
The kick that resulted landed Roach
and Burden in police court Saturday
morning. The mayor gave each fine
of 81 and costs.
Newman Gets Fine-Albert Newman,
arraigned in circuit court Saturday
morning on charge of neglect to sup
port his wife, HIATT Newman, was
fined $50 and sentenced to 80 days in
Jail. His Jail sentence was suspended
on provision that he pay the woman's
probation officer Sc a week for sup
port of Mrs. Newman
Beck to Younestown-Clyde Beck,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Beck, of this
city, who has been member Of the
staff of the Indianapolis Starr for
about eighteen months, has accepted a
POSITION with the Youngstown (Ohio)
Telegram.
Agents at indianapolis - Railroad
station agents of the United States
will meet at Indianapolis in 1921. &C
cording to delegates of Hoosier Divis-
! ion No. 16, returning from this years
meeting at Pittsburgh. Richmond men
are members of this division.
Dentists Back Home - Richmond
dentists have returned to their homes
here after attending the convention Of
the state Dentists Association at In
dianapolis, which ended Thursday.
About 1900 out of the 1000 state dent
lists are members of the state associ-
alton.
Fined and JaiIed-Marjorie Stanton,
10 years old, was fined $50 and sent
cnced to 80 days for alleged prostitu-
ton, in circuit court Saturday morn
ing.
w. c. T. U. to Meet-The West Rich
mond w. C. T. j.. will meet Monday in
the Community House, at 2:30 p. m.
Mrs. Howard is to lead.
Born in Transit-Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam H. West, members Of the carnival
company now showing in the city,
added member to their travelling
''fireside' when George West was born
at Reid Memorial hospital this week.
The father is manager of the carnival
restaurant.
Hart to Conventional. J. Hart, lead
err of the Socialist party in Richmond,
was attending the state convention of
the Socialist party in Indianapolis Sat
urday Delegates to the naional con-
vention and a full state ticket are to be
chosen.
Can egetabIes-Rice-E. E. Rice,
garden supervisor for Richmond, ad-
yises home gardeners to plant veget-
ables and other produce, which can be
canned and yet use little or no sugar.
Among the vegetables suggested by
Rice for gardeners are potatoes, to-
matoes, green beans, and peas.
Conway Marriage AnnuIed-Mar-
tina J. Conways marriage to Wyatt
D. Conway was annulled in circuit
court Saturday on the grounds that
Conway had practiced fraud and de-
ception when he married her.
Jones to Jamaica-Sylvester Jones,
field secretary of the American
Friends Board of Foreign Missions,
left Saturday for New York, whence
he will sail for Jamaica on Tuesday
He will return to the states about
June 10.
Bonds Expenses $s5-E. Edgar
Bond spent s35 in campaign for re-
nomination as coroner, according his
expense report, filed Saturday
To Attend Meeting-John J. Har-
rington, Jr., as district deputy,
Knights of Columbus, and Frank Kiser
and Arnold Kline as Richmond repre-
sentatives of the organization, will at
tend the annual state meeting of the
Knights of Columbus which opens at
Fort Wayne Sunday.
Bond Spent $244.67-Judge William
A Bond spent S244.67 on his nomina-
ton campaign according to his ex-