The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-17

The RICHMOND PALAAU1I
and Richmond Snyder and Son have
taken over the line.
BROWN BUYS LYNN HERALD
Purchase of the Lynn Herald has
been made by Eber Brown of Lynn.
Brown was formerly identified with a
local newspaper.
MRS. LEE ILL
Mrs. Shelby Lee, wife of the pastor
of the First Baptist church, is con-
Road East, suffering from nervous
breakdown.
LIGHT AT CHESTER.
DR.. Somerville Light, of Richmond.
Methodist district superintendent, will
address quarterly meeting in the Ches- |
ter NJ. e. church, Wednesday evening,
Feb. IS, preceding the regular bust
ness meeting. DR.. Light will speak
on the Centenary Movement and the
Northern Indiana conference to be in
Richmond in March.
The trial of Alfred c. Underhill, on
charge of rape. which was to have
opened in the Henry county circuit
! castle, has been postponed, according
! to Gath Freeman, prosecuting attor-
ney. The date has not been set.
CARR BACK FROM WEST
! Sheriff Carr returned Tuesday
from an extended visit in Kansas
where he was visiting friends and
relatives. Carr left his son, Earl, in
Kansas City with relatives. Earl will
remain for some time, owing to his
| health.
CONTINUE SCHOOL SURVEY.
The health survey of town and town
ship schools of the country was con-
tinued Tuesday by DR.. c. E. Helwig,
of the state board of health, j. M.
Bulla, county health officer, and Coun-
ty Superintendent Williams.
REID WOMEN TO MEET.
Women of Reid Memorial church
are called to meet Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Louise Ham
mon, West Fifth street and. National
road. 1t is a meeting to create in
! terest in the federation of missionary
societies, which will be held with an
add day session Friday in the First
Presbyterian church. All women are
urged to attend.
TEBeITs TO CONFERENCES.
Charles Tebbits, and probably sew
eral other well known Friends minis
tiers from this county, will attend the
district pastors conference in Indi-
annapolis March 1-3, Sylvester Jones.
associate director of the Forward
Movement, announced Tuesday. Mon
day the Rev. Tebbits left for Kansas.
"a WI 10
attend pastors conferences similar to
that to be held in Indianapolis.
TWO GRANTED PENSIONS
Mrs. Laura B. Casley, of this city,
has been granted a $12 pension by the
government. Mrs. Mary ]. Shearen,
of Fountain City has been granted
one for $25.
REVIVAL BEGINS
A two weeks revival began at the
Mount Moriah Baptist church, Monday
evening. The Rev. Ira M. Hendon,
pastor of the Corinthian Baptist
Church. indianapolis, who is conduct
ing the revival, used Monday evening
for his subject. Religion. A Matter of
Choice" Heb. 11:2324. Services
begin each evening at 1870 o'clock.
JANITOR, WHO HAS A JANiTOR?
Anybody seen janitor? If so, for
goodness sake tell the Richmond
school board. The profession of
mothering a school house seems TO
be extinct, for in vain have the schools
sought a man. The janitor system
, employed at Vale school on South
Fourteenth street has been so much
like a hotel that when a new janitor
arrives the teachers question::
! How long; just for the day, or will
, you be with us all week, SIR Both
Vale and Hibberd schools have been
sufferers this winter.
: HAS BIG CIRCULATION
From 10000 to 10000 copies of the
Forward Movement News, weekly
paper to be published in the interest
of the Forward Movement, will be sent
out from the headquarters in Rich
=. mond this week.
t CARY FINANCE DIRECTOR
John R. Cary, of Baltimore, Md.
has accepted the position of Yearly
Meeting financial director for Balti
more. according to notice received al
1.-The Forward Movement headquarters
Tuesday morning.
COMPANY INCREASES STOCK
l The Peoples Home and Savings
Association of Richmond filed notice
of increased stock from S1,500,000 tC
= 100000 with the secretary of state
5 Tuesday.
! G. r. G. !. HAS NEW HEAD.
Announcement has been made by Of
e ficals of the Pennsylvania lines west
of Pittsburg, that w. NJ. Wardrop, has
been named general manager of the
g. r. & |. division Of the Pennsylvania
lines Mr. Wardrop has been connec
ted with the Pennsylvania railroad fol
several years. and is at present sup
erintendent of the r. and A. division
c at Newcastle, Pa. He will assume his
G new duties on March /.