The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-09

and walked Jameson and Burns
= as a starter. Speaker moved
% them up. With Smith and John
re ston coming next the Indians
the United States, given at the Grace
NJ. E. church Friday afternoon. Miss
Caroline Salter, q teacher of Warner
school, delivered the lecture. The af-
fair was given under the auspices of
Mrs. Edna Heiser's Sunday school
class.
Granted Marriage License James
Hodgson of Lone Rock, Iowa, and Miss
Gertrude E. Simms, of near Richmond,
were granted marriage license Fri
day afternoon.
Williams Sends Programs C. o.
Williams, county superintendent of
schools and secretary-treasurer of the
Indiana State Teachers association,
started mailing out programs of the
annual convention of the organization
today. The meeting will be held in
indianapolis Oct. p, % and 23 1t is
the 9th annual session. Judge Kene-
saw M. Lands and ex-senator Albert
j. Beverage are among the speakers.
Gallery Opens sunday-The public
art gallery will be open Sunday after
noon from 200 until 5: 90 D. m. Mrs.
Melville F. Johnston will talk on the
portraits at 500 p. m. The gallery
will be open every day next week ex-
cept Saturday from 500 a. IN. to 500
p. IN. On Wednesday evening it will
be open from 7:30 to $50 p. m.
Parent Teachers Election - The
executive board of the Joseph Moore
school Parent-Teachers' association
met Friday to plan the years work
and elected the following committees:
Program: Mrs J. C. Evans, Mrs.
Dills, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Kreimeier and
Mrs. Hodgin; entertainment Mrs. AL
len, Mrs. Pegg, Mrs. Snyder Mrs. o.
i've Lindley and Mrs. Hayward. The
October meeting of the association
will be held Oct. Is, at 800 p. m.
Declines Y secretaryship-Perr A.
Wilson, of Newcastle, who was con-
sidering the acceptance of the Boys
Work Secretaryship of the local Y NJ.
c. A. has decided not to come to Rich
mond, according to word received by
Secretary Smith, Saturday morning
Mr.. Smith is getting in touch with
several other men in order to find
competent man for the work here.
Addresses Ministerial Meetings..
Ethel Clark, Social Service secretary,
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isterial association, to be held in the
Y. M. G. A, Monday morning, Oct.
18th.
Leave For East-Howard Crotch.
dick and Miss Alvina Taube leave
Sunday for New York
w. r. Hunt Arrested-W. r. Hunt,
of South Fourteenth street, was
arrested Saturday about 1 p. NJ,
charged with driving car while
under the influence of liquor. He col
lided with a car driven by L. R. Bald
win. of Webster, at the corner of
North Ninth and A streets. Neither
car was travelling rapidly and neither
was damaged greatly
Tenant Fined Saturday-Alphonzo
Toney was fired 81 and costs in police
court this morning on complaint Of
Walter Morris for an unpaid board
bill. Morris was informed that he
would have to bring suit against
Toney if he wished to force payment
of the bill, which was slightly over
$50.
Night School EnroIls 4oo-With an
additional enrolment of over 200
Friday, the night school registrations
have reached the 400 mark. A registra-
ton will continue next Monday and
gin this does not represent complete.
list Of the number of persons who will
attend. According to n F. Fultz such
a large enrolment was entirely unex-
rected and additional arrangements
will have to he made
Avoids Serious Accdent--In an eff
fort to avoid striking another automo-
bile, the driver of a delivery car be-
longing to Harry E. Sharp, grocer.
turned sharply at the corner of South
Ninth and A streets, and crushed the
top of his car against a telephone
pole. Saturday morning. The driver
escaped uninjured
Enlist In ACCOMPLISHMENTS at the
army recruiting office reported by
Sergeant Thompson, Saturday, include
George A. Reinheimer, Of ST. Louis,
Mo. infantry; David f. Murphy, of
Pittsburg, Pa, 18th cavalry; Jackson
Sego, of Upton, Ind, re-enlisted in
service; and Orville George, of Con
nersville. Ind, coast artillery.
Band Vacancies Exist-The follow
ing vacancies exist in the 4th Cav
airy band. now stationed at Fort
Brown, Texas, according to inform
ton received by the local army recruit
ing Office: one solo B-flat clarinet;
one Eflat clarinet; one assistant
solo E-flat clarinet; one baritone; one
slide trombone, and one BB-flat bass.
Men interested are requested to see
Sergeant Thompson at the army sta
ton.
Height Requirement Lowered-Min-
imum height requirement for admis-
sion to the United States Military
Academy, which has for many years
been "a inches for candidates who
were II years old, and 65 inches for
those Is years old and upward, has
been changed to Ga inches for candi-
dates of all ages. This notice of
change was received by. Sergeant
Thompson of the local army recruit
ing office.
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