The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-21

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day night for Twin Falls. Idaho, where |
he will engage in architectural work |
with his cousin. Mr.. Kaufman is we'll |
known among the city's younger set.
DAVIS TALKS ON RICHMOND
An interesting and instructive talk
on Richmond" and it's conditions in
general. was given at the weekly
luncheon Of the Rotary Club Tuesday
by Dell B. Davis. city engineer, and a
member Of the local club. Ed N. Will
son, ]. H. Bentley and ]. H. Hill were
elected as delegates, with full voting
power, to the eleventh district confer
ence at Fort Wayne, Feb. IL and ~.
FARM DIRECTORS TO MEET
meeting of the board of directors
OF the county federation will be held
in the local court house at 1925 a. M.
Monday. Jan. Is, to make plans for
membership drive. They will also
discuss raising $4,000, the county's
quota Of the state $4,000 guarantee
fund
DR.. SMITH PREsIDEs.
DR.. S. E. Smith, of Easthaven, pre-
| sided at the meeting Of Indiana uni
versity students and faculty members
at Bloomington Tuesday, which was
| addressed by Jacob Gould Schurman,
OFFERS REWARD FOR HOUSE.
Richmond's crowded condition is
shown by an advertisement which ap-
| peared in the papers Tuesday, offering
| $40 reward for information leading to
| the finding of a modern house before
March 1.
DEATH RATE HERE 1877.
Richmond, with death rate of
| only 1877 per thousand, stood high
among the cities Of the state in De-
, cember, according to board of health
statistics. The highest death rate
was in Lafayette, with 21.6, and the
lowest Michigan City, with So. In
fluenZa cases were reported in q
counties.
PALsGRovE GIVES TALK.
James Palsgrove, formerly of Rich
mond, spoke at the meeting of Com
mercial secretaries of the state at
Terre Haute, Saturday, on your Or
! ganization and the Knockers
ATTEND LUMBER MEETING.
, Thomas Tarkleson, Of the Richmond
! Lumber Company, and Oran Miller, of
: the Miller-Kemper Company, are the
only representatives Of the Lumber
dealers of Richmond attending the an
nual conference Of lumber dealers of
the state at Indianapolis. Wednesday
and Thursday.
OPEN REVIVAL.
Special revival services will open
Wednesday evening at the Church Of
the Nazarene. The Rev. l.. NJ. Fogg
Of Sanbornville. N. H., will be the
evangelist in charge, and will hold
services each evening.
Special music will be given at the
meetings and a cordial invitation is
extended to the public. The meetings
will last several weeks.
SIXTEEN ARE CONVERTED.
Fifteen persons have been converted
at the revival meetings of the Chester
Methodist church this week. Sixteen
persons have been added to the church
roll. Fathers night will be observed
at the meeting Thursday night. Friday
night will be Mothers night and Satur-
day night will be young peoples night.
Baptismal services will be held Sun
day morning.
MORGAN ON EFFICIENCY"
Professor Morgan Of Indiana Uni
versity extension staff spoke on Eff
cheney and It's Relation to Industry
before the class in government and in.
dustry, Tuesay evening at the high
school building. A large group OF
persons are attending these weekly
lectures.
POLICE TO HAMILTON.
Sheriff Glen Carr and several mem
bers of the local police force will
attend the policemen's and sheriffs
banquet to be given by the Hamilton
, Ohio police force there, on Wednesday
/ evening.
II TIP. A. MEMORIAL
, Post C. Travellers Protective Assoc
: iation will hold their memorial servi
ce at the Grace M. E. Church, Sunday
January 25, at 2:30 o'clock. An ap
propriate program has been arranged
and it is desired that all members ant