The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-08

| Bible school department of the other
churches of the city
FELTMAN STORE is ROBBED.
| Burglars employed crowbars and
| wTonches to force the safe Of the
FeltmanCurme Shoe conlpany's Cleve-
land store on Euclid avenue, and es-
capped with $500, all cash with the
exception of $3.50 worth of Liberty
bonds, and 500 negotiable draft. said
| dispatches to the local Feltman-
Curme organization, Monday.
STUDY TAKES JOB.
! Ernest T. Study, of Winchester,
! formerly of Wayne county, has gone
! to Jennings county to assume his
acre farm colony for feeble minded
| adults, the new state institution pro-
vided to relieve collection of this
class of patients at other institutions.
| CONkEY BUYS TWO BLOCKS.
j. J Conkey, formerly proprietor Of
the Conkey Drug company, Ninth and
Main streets, has purchased two bust
| ness blocks in Indianapolis. Conkey
| who will continue to live in Richmond,
purchased the property as an invest
ment.
CLUB TO BE OPENED.
| The Wilmor Dormitory club, a
working woman's club, will be formal
| ly opened Wednesday night. The club
is made up of young women who live
| in the A. w. Gregg apartments, at
Twelfth and North b streets The
public is invited to attend the open
! ing.
BATE ON COMMISSION
principal, " G. Bate of the high
school is member Of the commission
: l. y,
, Central Association of Colleges and
secondary schools. which will hold its
twenty fifth annual meeting in Chica-
go. March IS. Mr.. Bate does not be-
/ lieve he will be able to attend.
Frank G. Pickell. former principal
of the Richmond high school, now of
; Lincoln, Neb.. is chairman of the com
mission on unit courses and Curricula
! and will preside at the Friday morning
meeting.
LUNCHEON is POSTPONED.
| Owing to prevailing illness, the
| luncheon planned for the Wayne Coun-
ty Better Homes association will not
be given as planned, next Saturday af
, ternoon. The regular meeting of the
association will be held, however, at
the Grace NJ. E. church at 2 p. m. Miss
! Alma Garvin, of Purdue University VIII
| denver tne principal address,.
"GEORGE JACKSON, NAVY"
| Sure, the Navy's well organized. Into
the hands of the directory clerks at
,, the postoffice there came Monday
morning a letter bearing the highly
; informative address, George Jackson,
The Navy" 1t was returned to the
sender.
BIBLE CLASS TO MEET
| The Wide-aWake Bible class of the
Second English Lutheran church will
hold it's annual meeting at the church
next Tuesday, March 8, at Gas p. N.
There will be basket supper. fol-
lowed by program and a social time.
All members with their families and
friends of the class are expected.
BOARD BUYS TARVIA.
Contract for 10000 gallons OF Taryia
=. street preparation, was awarded
to the Barret company, of Cincinnati.
O.. at a price of / 1 and Il cents a gal
Ion, by the board of works Monday.
City Engineer Davis was instructed to
buy Tarvia X
Confirmation of the resolution call
ing for the Improvement of the inter-
Tor of the city building was made.
DEMOCRATS TO MEET SOON
! A meeting of the county Democratic
Icommittee may be held before April
/, to organize the county for the COM
ing elections. Election commission
ers will probably be named and re-
districting of the county to take care
of the women voters will be made.
ALL SCENTED UP
Alvin Wardlow. alleged to be per-
fume drunk. was fined 81 and costs
in city court Monday.
FRAZIER is ARRESTED
Taylor Frazier. charged with non
support of wife and children, was
arrested by police Monday. He will
be tried in city court, Tuesday morn
ing.
TANK EXHIBITED HERE
A baby tank. veteran of the world
war, arrived in Richmond Sunday to
help stimulate recruiting. The tank
which will make trips over the city. is
on exhibition at the recruiting station
Sixth and Main streets.
FOUR FILE DECLARATIONS.
Three candidates for precinct chair
manships and one candidate for
county commissioner have filed de-
clarations with the county clerk. Louis
F. Hampton has filed a declaration
for county commissioner from the