The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-21
Short News of CITY

fdTher, manager OF HdWkn BdJllnS
Pool, has announced that as soon as
the weather permits. the pool will be
open for the season. Mr.. Parker has
operated the swimming pool for the
| past ten years, having taken charge
when the rights were relinquished by
ersons operating it under the owner.
| ship of B. B. Johnson.
Undertakes Back Home-Richmond
undertakers who were attending the
Indiana Funeral Directors association
| have returned. Clyde E. Titus, we'll
, known Indianapolis undertaken, was
elected president. Delegates were Sc
! lected to attend the national meeting
of funeral directors to be held at
| Springfield, Mass, next September
Park in Indianapolis DR.. w. A.
Park, Richmond dentist, attended the
state dentists convention in Indianap-
oils this week.
Light to Speak-The Rev Sommer-
Vile Light, of Richmond, will speak at
the quarterly meeting of Straughn and
Dublin charges, next Sunday at the
Straughn NJ. E. church.
Is Appointed Surgeon-The T. H. I.
and E. has appointed DR.. L. Y. Hodges,
OF Straughn, surgeon for the district.
Must Pay Government-Fratern
sororities, lodges and other organiZa-
tons which have been giving dances
since April, 1919, and have not paid
war tax, must do so Immediately or
answer to the federal courts.
Mems Class charlottesville social
committee of the mems class of the
First Christian church will give a
sock" social at the church Wednes.
RI iyhf vi nf Cd iS
sion depends on the size of ones hose
on cent for each size. Among the
special numbers Of the program will
be the "Spiven Corners Glee Club
the "Poseyville Sextette," the "Ha
waiian Serenaders," Ralph Little and
chorus in Bubbles" and George Fo
gel in a popular ballad, "The League
of Ma tions." Everyone is invited
Blaze Costs $1oo-A small blaze al
the house at 615 North Fourteenth
: street caused the fire department tc
. make a run Thursday night. Expert
ments with the dry cleaning process
by a tenant occupying the second
story are thought to be responsible
, for the fire. The damage probably
will amount to $500.
Class Will Entertain-The men and
women's Bible classes of the United
Brethren Sunday school will entertain
the boys and girls classes in the
t church parlors Friday at 1880 p. N.
=, cordial invitation to the fathers anC
mothers is extended. Refreshment:
: will be served.
j.. Told EN- VocalIy-It required some
. persuasion to get neighbor women t.
turn in an alarm when a house a
Fourteenth and North G streets
J. Thursday night, took fire. When thu
0 neighborhood alarm was given, per
:, sons arriving found a score of woIneI
e standing in front of the blaze, inform
S ing the world that the house was OF
: fire. After considerable persuasion
one of them was induced to turn il
S the alarm via telephone.
q Good Carnival Here-Several stunt
: new to Richmond carnival goers wer
|; pulled off at the Moose carniva
Thursday night. AS it was, the earn!
S val was declared to be the best show
: ing here for long while. With goo,
s weather and the silence Of that awful
advertiser huge crowds will probabl
attend Friday and Saturday night.
May Let Contracts-Bids are bein
considered by the board of trustees O
st. Andrews church for the letting O
the contract for the Improvement
> planned. These plans include mura
a decorations and an altar of marble i'm
e ported from Italy.
S No Vacation Yet Although tn
y slack time of year" has arrived a
the recorders office it is not in sigh
II yet this year. Five or six mortgage
e and varying number of real estat
l. transfers and other documents ar
D. passing through the office every da,
e Mortgages are unusually heavy, say
n Harry Fisher, recorder.
Twenty Cents a Vote-Alfred VI
d derhill has filed his campaign e,
r penses as s35 for cards, s35 for aut
e. hire and gas, SIS for advertising an
e SIS for railroad fare and other g,
2. penses, totalling 500. His son, Pa,
e Underhill filed his expenses as notl
81 ing
Billy Mathews 72-"Billy" Mathew.
county assessor celebrated his I'm
birthday Friday with post card show
K er from host Of friends Billy
t. claims to be the youngest Civil wa
b. veteran in the county. He lives j
It Centerville.
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