The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-29

MAY ATTEND BANQUET
Members of the senior class Of high
school were extended an invitation
Thursday to attend the Earlham Day
Dodger" banquet in the Westcott
Hotel. Ralph Nicholson extended the
class Thursday.
CLUB BUYS PINS
Members of the "R" club of high
school have purchased small gold pins.
shaped like an "R." Sixteen small
pearls are used as filling. A bill
will be brought up at the student
council next Tuesday, whereby it will
be an annual custom for the high
school to award these pins instead OF
the sweaters and other gifts.
SPEAKS TO DUBOIS
Leroy Brown, former r. H. S. stu
dent, addressed the Dubois Literary
club at it's meeting in the high school
Thursday morning. He spoke on the
great work of colored literary men
and predicted great things for mem
bers of the club.
LINDLEY TO MEETING
Prof Harlow Lindley, ex-president
of the Mississippi Valley Historical
association, of which he has been a
member for years, went to Greencastle
Thursday to attend the annual confer
ence of that association there. April
90 to May 3. Historians from through
out the middle west will be present.
CROWD SEES FILM
Every seat in the high school audi
torium was taken by men and boys
viewing the government film, THE
End of the Road" at it's showing
Wednesday night Thursday night is
the last time for the picture. No one
but women and girls will be admitted.
Admission is free.
EXAMINATIONS PLANNED
A railway mail clerks examination
will be held here May IS, and on May
% a clerk-carrier examination will be
held for the local postoffice. For in
| formation see Clarence w. Foreman,
secretary, local examining board, post
office.
MOVIE is JUDGE
Coach Ray B. Move, of Earlham,
will act as one of the officials at the
fourth annual Preble county play day.
at the fairgrounds at Eaton, Friday.
/ Schools from all of Preble county will
be entered in games, track meet and
baseball contests.
LABOR FOR JOHNSON
! Organized labor of California
! through Dan c. Murphy, head of the
/ State Federation of Labor, has sent a
communication to the local labor fed
GRAFTON urging its support of Senator
Johnson, as che was the father OF
every piece of legislation that was
beneficial to California workers"
HOLMES is HONORED
Professor Harvey N. Holmes. who
since leaving Earlham college has
been professor of chemistry at ODER
lin college has been honored by an in
vitation to read paper on Colloids al
the annual Colloids symposium to be
held in connection with the annua
meeting of the American Chemica.
society.
PAL ORGANIZES NINE
Employees of the Palladium have or
ganized baseball team and have is
sued challenge to the postoffice, A
s. M and other concerns interested
The first workout probably will be
held at Exhibition Park Tuesday
afternoon. Hubert Bailey has beer
appointed manager.
EATON WON'T, MAYBE
CAMBRIDGE CITY WILL
Announcement that Eaton would
not be member of the Richmond
suburban league was received by pro
motors Thursday. However, Cam
bridge City has made inquiries about
the league and efforts will be made
to line up that city. A wealth OF
good baseball material lives there anC
the town always supports its team.
THEY OROP-A LITTLE
Spring is coming, and with it, gar
dens that will help supply the family
table. Prices on vegetables are drop
ping little in sympathy. Cauliflower
has descended from so cents to 25 a
pound, and cucumbers from 35 to sc
cents each. 1t will be some time be
fore very noticeable decrease is ex
perienced, however
MAY BE ARMY OFFICERS
Men Of Richmond who held commits
sions in the regular army during the
war and now desire to make applica
ton for commissions in the regular
army may do SO, it is announced by
Maj. l.. l.. Lampert, Of indianapolis
FIT. Benjamin Harrison. Men who have
approved applications on file need take
no further action to insure cOnsidera
ton Of their applications
JEWS ASKED TO GIVE
Jews of America will be called upor
to make Palestine again the tradi
tional land of milk and honey for the
benefit of the oppressed Jews Of east
ern Europe who are expected to set
tie there now that it has been opened
as Home for the Jews" it was
learned by Richmond Jews Thursday
II NAZARENE CONVERSIONS
Eleven conversions have been made
at the revival meetings being helG
each evening at the Nazarene church
The first half hour Of each meeting
is in charge of Rev. Ernest Wiggin
Rev. Ida Brandyberry is in charge O.
the preaching. Special music is fur
nished. One conversion was made
Wednesday evening. The meetings
will continue over Sunday.
} : NATCO BAND BEGUN
!, R. c. Wilson has been appointed di
rector Of the recently organized Natct
band. Concerts are given by the bant
at the Natco plant during noon hour O
each Wednesday. Organizers say the
how will ha I0