The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-08

c. NJ. Rogers, of this city is register
ed in New York.
! MRS. BROWN I'LL
! A substitute for Mrs. Van D. Brown
matron of the Home for Friendless
! Women, who is critically i'll at her
home. will probably be selected soon,
the board of managers said Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gambler, county pro-
baton officer. has been acting head
! of the institution.
S. A. w. ASKS ENDORSEMENT
All local fraternal. religious, patri-
otto, political and other similar organi-
cations are asked in a letter received
by Carl Wadman, commander of the
local Spanish American War veterans
camp to introduce the Sells bill to
pension veterans. William Jones, of
! New York, commander-in-chief sent
the letter. The bill has already pas
sed the house of representatives.
| BLADE AGAIN PUBLISHED.
Publication of the Richmond Blade,
local colored newspaper organ, was
resumed Saturday, after being discon-
tinued during the war. The paper is
! issued weekly.
PAUL FOR LOWDEN
| Ed Paul, of Cambridge City, has
tive committee that will handle the
presidential campaign of Gov. Frank
| O. Lowden in the state.
! BABY CAMPAIGN CLOSES
The campaign for funds, part OF
which are to be sent through the
| Lutheran church to the American
Friends Service committee, for use in
aiding the starving babies. closed in
ST Paul's Lutheran church Sunday.
Exact amount raised will be announ-
ced later.
MRS. CARR is DEAD
Mrs. f. F. Carr, formerly of POS
North Sixteenth street. died Friday
morning in Wilmington, o.. where she
had moved with her family last June.
Death was the result of complication
of diseases from which she had been
suffering for a long time. Her hus-
band and daughters were with her at
her death.
CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY
DR.. Joseph ]. Rae, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church. celebrated
his fifth anniversary as pastor of that
church by a special sermon on as
Salvation by ProXy?" Sunday morning
Communion was served.
BENTLEY TO PRESIDE.
superintendent J. H. Bentley will
preside at the Friday morning session
of the seventh annual conference on
Educational Measurements, to be held
at Indiana university, Friday and Sat
urday, April % and 2i, under the
direction of the Indiana school of
education to stimulate the application
Of education measurements and other
phases of research, in the public
schools of Indiana.
REV. JAMES TO MEETING.
The Rev. II. S. James, pastor of the
United Brethren Church. will go to In
dianapolis. Thursday noon; to attend
a two-day session of the White River
conference of the United Brethren
church. Over 90 pastoral charges are
represented in the conference. Appor-
tionment among churches of the con-
ference Of the $215,000 consigned to
the whole conference In the Inter
Church World Movement, will be dis.
CuSSed.
CRAWFORD MENTIONED.
Earl Crawford is being mentioned as
n possible Democratic candidate for
the nomination for repres sentative from
the Sixth district, by Fayette Demo,
Gratis.
Mr. Crawford has not said whether
he will permit his name to go on the
primary ballot. He was member of
the 1913 legislature and has received
a number of political appointments.
SCORES ARE CHANGED.
> A correction in the scoring of the
: state intercollegiate oratorical con
test held at Franklin, Feb. q, gives
r. Melvin Thompson, Of Butler col
lege, third place. and Paul r. Conag-
han Of Notre Dame. fourth place. re.
versing the order OF these awards as
previously announced The official re.
port gives Norman Little Of Wabash
college first place, with eight points
Miss Mary E. Pennington. of Earlhanl
college. second with Is points; r. Mel.
win Thompson of Butler, third, with Is
points; Paul B. Conaghan, OF Notre
Dame university fourth. with 20 points
and Arnold Vaught. of Franklin col
!; lege fifth. with % points.
, MISSIONARY SERVICES HELD.
The monthly missionary address OF
the South Eighth Street Friends
Sunday school was delivered Sunday