The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-25
Short News of CITY
HELP ON INCOME TAX

HELP ON INCOME TAX
Emsloyes of the American Seeding
Machine are being aided by the COM
pany to compute their income tax re-
turns. The company has a record of
amount paid each employee for the
year and in this way employees are
able to find without much trouble their
years income.
GARNER, NOT GARDNER
Harry Garner, of 1O4 North Egh-
teenth street wants it understood he is
not the Harry Gardner who was fined
In police court on charges of drunken
ness on Feb. II.
MANY REPAIRMEN BACK
Many car repairmen who quit the
railroads several weeks ago, are grad
ually drifting back. 1t was at first
understood by the men that it re-
quired four years experience as car
lepairmen before the 81 cents an
hour could be paid. Later develop
ments disclosed that your years ex-
perience as a mechanic in any one
line, used in the repairing of cars, was
all that is necessary
GET SAME OLD PAY
School enumerators under the law,
| mast be paid on per diem basis in
A"~o' oiiu INDY iOL NC pau Ol Tic UdSlS
Of. persons enumerated, according to
an opinion submitted to Jesse E. Esch-
| bach. chief examiner of the state
board of accounts, by Ele Stansburry,
a,torney-general.
LUNCHEON POSTPONED
Owing to prevailing illness in the
city, Miss Esther Griffin White, chair
man of the Wayne County Women's
RpDnhliran no
! until some time next week, the lunch
con for precinct chairman planned for
Wednesday noon at the Y. NJ. C. A.
Time and place will be announced
later. Miss White said Wednesday,
ATTEND LAFAYETTE MEETING
Mrs. Horace Lamar of Liberty, and
| MRS. Ernest Thornberg of Winchester,
attended the meeting of the executive
committee of the Indiana Home Eco
! nomic Association, which met at La
fayette, Tuesday. Both are members
of the committee.
EIGHT YEAR EXAM. HERE
| Richmond Is one of the nine cen
tiers where state examinations for the
professional eight-year teachers Ii.
censes will be held, local officials
were advised Wednesday. The exami-
nation will be held Feb % in the
county superintendent office.
! BUYS sUNDY PICTURE.
| A characteristic beech wood picture
painted by J. f. Bundy has been
bought by Alexander Simpson, Jr OF
Philadelphia, to form a part of a large
collection intended to be representa-
tive of the work of American paint
ers. When the pictures are all assem-
bled they are to be presented by Mr.
Simpson to the city of philadelphia
for Municipal Gallery The canvas
waning Summer" shows a wood in
terror with a magnificent beech tree
in the foreground.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA MEET
The Daughters of America will NEE,
Wednesday evening in Vaughn hall
Following the business meeting a so
cial will be held, and all members
and their families are asked to be
present.
MRS. CLEMENTS DEAD.
Mrs. Matilda Clements, sc years old
who died at her home in Fountain City
late Tuesday, is the mother of Mr.
w. Clements and Mr.. J. Clements, o.
this city.
BEN HUR MEETING
| All members Of the Ben Hur lodge
are requested to meet at the home
of Mrs. Ray Wright, 532 North Eigh
teenth street. Wednesday evening a
7:30 o'clock TO attend the funeral o
Mrs. Flora May Farlow.
FIRE DAMAGES OFFICE.
Considerable damage was done BY
fire to the offices of DR.. J. A. Eudaly
over rs Main street, late Tuesday
night. The cause was not determined
Loss was covered by insurance.
HISTORY is DESIRED.
Information on Denver Brown post
Spanish-American war veterans, is de
sired by Department Adjutant Spray