The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-06
Short News Of City
TO SHOW CARNIVAL.

TO SHOW CARNIVAL.
Campbell's United Shows will give a
carnival here May 10 to Is under the
auspices of the local Moose lodge.
BIBLE CLASS TO MEET.
Members Of the Y. M. C. A. Dormi-
tory Mems Bible class will hold their
first meeting Monday night, March Is,
and will hold sessions every Monday
evening after that. Perfection of the
plans for the organization have been
made by Thomas p. Wilson, assistant
secretary Of the Y.
NICHOLSON IN URUGUAY.
Raymond Nicholson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Nicholson, of this city,
who is travelling in South America
for the American Electric Co., Of Chi
cago. is at present in Montevidio, Ur-
aguay, according to word received
here. From the Uruguay city he will
90 to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and
thence to Liverpool England, and to
the United States, arriving home in
May.
DR.. RAE TO CELEBRATE.
DR.. John Joseph Rae, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, in Rich.
mond, for the past five years, will
celebrate his fifth PASTORAL anniver-
sary with a special sermon Sunday
morning. Every member of the con-
gregation is urged to be present. The
following Sunday DR.. Rae will preach
Chicago, in which he was pastor be-
fore coming to Richmond.
SNYDER WINS CONTEST
Donald Snyder won first place and
the privilege Of representing Earlham
college in the state contest at Purdue,
April Is, when he delivered his Grafton
Germany and the Peace of the World"
Friday night. Winner Of the first
place received SIS and the winner of
second place. Paul Whitley. who spoke
on "Compulsion VS.. American Ideal
ISM" $40.
MISS MAlOY WINS PRIZE
Norma Maloy, one of eight children
under Is years Of age who competed
in singing Frank Hollands new song,
Miss Me-, on the Murray stage Fri
day evening, was awarded first place
by the audience. Miss Maloy brought
cheers from her hearers when in the
last of the chorus she sang "when you
are aiming missiles at my head then's
when l hope you'll miss me most of
all" and produced large rolling pin
which she waved frantically. Winner
| of the first place received So and Paul
inc Mcpherson, who won second place,
was given 81.
NO FLOWER PRICE CUT HERE.
Although dispatches from other
towns indicate that prices of cut flow
ers would be lower this spring, local
flower growers and sellers say they
will remain the same in Richmond.
STRAUGHN PETITION GRANTED.
The petition of Straughn for author
ity to issue bonds for $4,000 for an
electric lighting system has been
granted by the state public service
commission.
SCHOOL COURSES EXPLAINED
Postcards, describing all the night
school courses offered by means of
the Y M. c. A. Educational Program,
were sent out Saturday by the com
mittee in charge, to every former
service man in Wayne county. Very
few applications have been received.
CLASS MEETING POSTPONED
The Star Bible class of the Second
Presbyterian church will not meet
| Wednesday, March 10, but Wednes
day, March II. All members are ask
ed to note this change.
MANY AT STYLE SHOW
Large audiences attended the sec
ond appearance of Martins style mod
els at the Murray theatre Friday
night.
TO ATTEND CONFERENCE
Lieutenant Fred r. Coyne, .Jr., in
, charge Of the local army recruiting
party, left Saturday for Indianapolis
to attend a conference of recruiting
officers of the state. Lieutenant
! Coyne, who will give a report on the
conditions of Richmond and Wayne
county, will be back Monday.
DR.. HOUSE TO DULUTH
DR.. E. l.. House, who has been con
Quoting series of lectures in the
city, left Friday night for Duluth, MINI
RICH FINANCIAL DIRECTOR.
Isaac Rich, of Denver, Col. has beer
appointed Forward Movement financia.
director for Nebraska Yearly meeting
according to telegram received al
the Forward Movement headquarters
Saturday. Mr.. Rich is father Of Roy G
Rich.
p. o. ADVERTiSES.
Advertising forms for bids for sup
plies for the postoff1ce supplies for the
coming year were being sent out Satur
day by Postmaster G. B. Beck. Bids
will be taken for coal, water, electric
light, laundry. removal of ashes, etc.
ARE IN FLORIDA.