The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-27
Short News Of City
TO HOLD REvIvAL

TO HOLD REVIVAL
Sermons by the pastor will feature
the usual pre-Easter revival services
at the First Baptist church, the Rev.
Shelby G. Lee, pastor, announced Sat
urday. An evangelistic service will
be held Sunday at 7:30 p. M.
BREWBAkER TO PREACH
The Rev. w. c. Brewbaker, DID,, of
Dayton, Ohio, will have charge OF
evangelistic services preceding Easter
at the United Brethren church. De-
cision day will be observed Sunday.
He is secretary of the Sunday-school
board
PRESBYTERIAN HEAR sARklss
The Rev H. T. Sarkiss, of San
dusky, Mich, will preach Sunday at
the Second Presbyterian church. on
North Nineteenth street. He is a grad
uate Of the Park college and McCor-
mick Theological seminary. The an
nual meeting of the church will be
held Thursday, April 1, at 7:30 p. m.
pastor. to fill the place of the Rev.
Elmer E. Davis probably will be
chosen.
PRICE LIST PREPARED
County fair price commissioners. in
Guiding Lawrence Handley of Rich
prices for staples, prepared by Stanley
Wyckoff, state head. Margins of profit
will be kept lower on staples than on
luXuries, he said.
| PAPER is READ
A paper by Mrs. A. l.. Tweedy of
Cambridge City. was read at the meet
ing of librarians of the Fourth district
at Columbus, Thursday. Mrs. Tweedy
arrived too late to read it.
BANKERS SET DATE
Richmond bankers heard Saturday
that the annual meeting of the state
bankers association will be held in
indianapolis, Oct. 6, and 8. No Rich
mond men attended the executive COM
mittee meeting which set the date
MELT DOLLARS? DON'T PAY
Sterling silver was quoted a few
days ago at SILT an ounce, very high
price. Would it have paid to melt
silver dollars for the bullion? No, say
Richmond jewellers for at that rate a
dollars is worth only 80 cents in sill
Yer. At $40 an ounce, silver dol
lar would be worth melting.
REV. SHORT TO SPEAK.
The Rev. J. w. Short, district super
| intendent, will speak at three services
| Sunday at the Church of the Nazarene
Children's services will be held at
$50
"JUsILo" GOOD STORY.
Ben Ames Williams, beloved by all
readers of the Saturday Evening Post,
wrote very human, straight from the
heart story when he jotted down.
"Jubilo" shown at the Washington
Theater for three days, beginning last
Thursday. Williams is a nephew OF
Mrs John Evans of East Main street
ATTEND FRIENDS CONFERENCE
| Levi T. Pennington and Herbert
Huffman are in Westland, Ind, hold
ing Forward Movement conferences
Mr.. Pennington will go to Carthage
| Sunday to hold conferences.
/ MILES TO PARK COUNTY
Herman o. Miles. financial director
of the Forward Movement of Friends
side at three conferences in Rush
Creek, where Friends will gather to
discuss the general aims and needs
of the Forward Movement.
SAILS FOR HONOLULU
Murray Snively, Richmond boy, who
was radio operator on the "sovie
ark" Buford is now attached to the
United States army transport Marcia
in a similar capacity The Marcis
left New York last week for Sal
Francisco via the Panama canal ant
from there will go to Honolulu.
ANDERSON BEATS kEWPIES
Anderson had little difficulty in win
ming a % to scrap from the Rich
mond Y. NJ. C. A. Kewpies in the II:
pound state tourney in the Newcastle
Y Saturday morning.
The game was a walk-away for An
derson, the first half ending Is to
King played the best game for Rich
mond while Hooper starred for Ander
son.
M. z. PROGRAM OUT.
Publican of the official program fol
North Indiana NJ f. conference, to b.
held here April 6-13, was announced
Saturday by the publication commit
tee.
ART GALLERY OPEN.
The art gallery will be open Sunda,
from to p. m. for the exhibit o
the Baker paintings now on view. A
3 p. m Mrs. NJ. F. Johnston will giv'
short talk on etchings.
WI-HUB MEETS.
The Wi-Hub club met Friday nigh
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson a
their home on Southwest Third street
Euchre was played at five tables, ant
refreshments We're served late in tn
evening Mrs. William Sissman AM
: son Clyde, of Indianapolis, wer
guests. The club will meet in tw'
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gable
DIDN'T BLAME FARMERS.
J. A. Squires of Greensboro, denie'
Saturday that he had made state
ment regarding the pessimistic outloo
for 1920 wheat crop. Squires wa
quoted as saying that through the fly
the bad winter and laxity on the par
of farmers, the crop did not measur
up to standard.
, THREE ENTER SHRINE
Three Richmond men were include
in the list of AS high degree Mason
that crossed the hot sands to Mecca a
the Shriners' meeting in Indianapoli
Friday The ceremonial session {
the Shrine was marked by visit {
Imperial Potentate Freeland w. Keno
rick, of Philadelphia. Richmond me
who became mobiles of the order ar
!, Emery S. Beardsley, Joseph N. Phent