The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-05
Short News Of City
EDGAR HARRIS sUccUMss.

to South Bend by the death Of her
brother-in-law, Edgar Harris, returned
home Wednesday evening. Mr.. Harris
as years old, died of pneumonia Mon
day morning. He formerly resided in
Richmond. He was monument
maker here, and lived on South Sixth
street. He is survived by the widow,
and two sons, Willard and George.
MASKED CARNIVAL COMING.
Six prizes will be awarded at the
masked skating carnival. on the col
iseum floor Saturday night, the man.
ager said Thursday. A skating
elephant will feature the carnival.
WANT MEN FOR BAND.
A drive for 80 recruits to join the
band of the U. S. S. Olympia has been
launched in Indiana, according to word
received by local naval authorities. c.
r. Edison, bandmaster, u S. N, is in
Indianapolis directing the drive.
SUFFERS BROKEN LIMB.
Mrs. Mary Jane Gregg, 10 years old,
suffered a broken leg when she slipped
and fell on the ice in front of her home
on Harris street, Wednesday. She was
taken to the hospital.
E sYRoN BREAKS ANKLE
Patrick Syron was taken to Reid
hospital late Wednesday afternoon
with a broken ankle received from
fall at the Pennsylvania east yards.
THOMAS Is INJURED.
Luther Thomas, of New Hope, Ohio,
received several broken ribs Wednes-
day afternoon when a board in a rip
saw which he was operating at the
Starr Piano company, kicked back"
and struck him in his left side. He
was taken to a nearby physician for
treatment.
BIBLE CLASS PosTPoNEs.
| The Bible Glass of East Main Street
Church will hold its monthly business
| meeting and social Friday evening at
the home Of Lena Davenport, 402
North Seventeenth street.
WEIDNER TAKES JOB
Louis !. Weidner, the son Of County
Treasurer s. J. Weidner. has accepted
position, as assistant superintendent
for the Jenkins-Vulcan Spring COM
Epany.
ARTICLES ARE FILED
| articles Of incorporation for the
Wayne Light and Power company
were filed with the county recorder,
Thursday. Clarence A. Kleinknecht,
Henry c. Starr and William NJ. Bailey
are the directors of the organization,
which will sell and distribute electric
current. The company is incorporated
at $4,000.
GREGG COMPANY FILES
Albert w. Gregg, Robert J. Buck,
Wilfred Jessup and William H. Kelly
are listed as the directors Of the Gregg
Realty company, Of this city, in the in
corporation articles filed with the
county recorder Thursday. The or
ganization is incorporated for $4,000
and will deal in real estate.
CHENoWETH HEADS FARM
Ernest Chenoweth, of Winchester, a
former Wayne county school teacher,
has been appointed superintendent of
the new farm colony for the feeble
minded at Butlerville, Ind.
MILK Is REGULATED
Regulations grading milk sold in In.
diana have been adopted by the state
board OF health. Representatives OF
Imilk companies of the state met with
the board and approved the regula
tons. The board made provisions for
two grades of first class milk, grade
"A" NV, and grade "a" pasteurized
Grade "A" raw milk must come from
taberculin-tested cows, be marketed
under conditions approved by inspec
tors OF the board, and sold within IL
hours. Other milk sold within the
state must be pasteurized and falls in
the grade "a" pasteurized class.
GIRL is BRUISED
Miss Helen Rfedhaar Of Corners
willie received bruises and sprains
J when an automobile in which she was
riding went over an embankment
Sunday afternoon on the Milton pike
She was en- route from home to take
the car to Richmond at Cambridge
MARKET Is POSTPONED
The Missionary Society market, OF
the Second Presbyterian church, an
nounced to be held Friday afternoon
has been postponed for one week.
JONES Is RELEASED
Harry Jones was released Wednes
day from city Jail. He was held be
cause of charge by Mrs. Jones that he
had threatened her. Mrs. Jones was
informed by officials that they were
| unable to charge jones with any IF
fence and If she was afraid he wo~.
do her bodily harm, she should file
an affidavit in the pustice of peace