The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-26
Short News of Civ
MANY SEE STYLE SHOW


ers and crowded the back balcony |
greeted the second Style Show per-
Torrance in the Coliseum Thursday |
evening. The models, including the !
children, were more naive and sophis-
t1cated than the preceding evening, |
| displaying to great advantage the gar
ments they wore.
| TRANSFORMER PLAN SMOKER.
| Plans for smoker and entertain !
ment to be held on April IA. were in
| augurated at the meeting of the Trans
fermen's association Thursday eve
ming. A committee consisting of
Charles Whitemore. John Schweg
man and L. B. Feltman are to have
charge. 1t is planned to hold a /
smoker at least once month, at
which time matters pertaining to the
| organization will be discussed.
EGGEMEYER SELLS HOME.
| Announcement was made Friday of
the purchase by Ed Price of the home
| of Elmer Eggemeyer, on South Eigh-
| teenth street. The consideration is
not known. Mr.. Eggemeyer denied
that he intended to leave the city at
the present time.
TO CONFER DEGREES.
Twenty men of the degree team of
Richmond council, Junior o. U. A. NJ,
will go to Winchester Saturday night
to confer the third degree on class
of candidates in Winchester council.
A large class will be initiated in Rich
mond council on April 3.
l. CLINE is RELEASED.
Ora Cline, formerly of Lynn, who
was sentenced to a long term in Jail
at Rushville, Thursday for contribut-
ing to delinquency has been released
on bond pending action of a new
trial.
Swamp Cleaned UP.
The Swamp" on the national road
east of Straughns, which has been
hampering auto traffic west from
Wayne county, has been cleared up.
said c. ]. Lewellyn. superintendent OF
Henry county highways. Mr. Lewellyn
! has worked hard to keep the roads
in shape.
| TAX DELlNQUENTs BEWARE.
II A drive against delinquent income
tax payers has been opened by William
L. Elder, state collector of Internal
revenue. according to announcement
/ received here Friday. The penalty for
! failure to file return is % per cent
= of the tax and the penalty for delin'
d quency in making payment is per
cent. with one per cent. additional
), each month for interest.
l. REALTY FORMS SOON.
t Forms for the use of real estate
{ owners who wish to protest against
the assessment changes in real estate
q will be distributed soon. according to
T announcement from the state tax
y board. The Wayne county and other
o county auditors will receive them soon
l. April 20 and April so are the last days
for filing.
: DEMAREE GETS SENTENCE.
Jesee Demaree, of Greensburg, who
was suspected of robberies in Wayne
Union. and Fayette counties, was sent
enced in the Rush county circuit court
late Thursday to a term of two to IA
years in state prison for a theft al
Greensburg. He pied guilty
LEADS HENRY INSTITUTE.
Mrs. Matte Cannack Gibson, OF
Grant County, who is to lead the
Wayne county w. C. T. U. convention
n at Economy beginning Friday evening
t. Thursday led the Henry county insti
:. tute at Middletown.
Il HOLLAND WRITES SONG.
, Frank Holland, city song writer. has
d sent the copy for new song, featuring
the ouija board craze, to his publish
= erS in Chicago.
y TWO ARE RETURNING.
e William Mathews and John Nc
d Laughlin. both from Richmond, Ind.
s have returned to their homes after
= several months in the Sunshine City
St. Petersburg. Fla, Independent.
J. SHOULD TEACHERS ORGANIZE
g. Whether or not teachers should
# unionize, is the subject to be discussed
r at the school masters meeting in the
high school dining room at 6 p. m
n Friday. A. NJ. Tschaen, principal o.
n the Finley school, is chairman of 10
,r committee on arrangements for the
fortnightly meeting. Other member:
are Harry F. Ross of the high school
,e and Warren Beck. of Garfield.
n p. o. EXAM GIVEN.
20 The Boston. Ind, postoffice vacanc.
II. and other vacancies which may aris'
later will be filled by those PASSING
ir the civil service examination to D.
N given by Clarence Foreman at thu
Is Richmond postoffice Saturday.
v WOULD BE RECORDER.
IS Burley E. Jordan, 167 Bridge avenue
~ Friday filed declaration with the coun
ty clerk announcing himself can
ddate for the Republican honllhal'o'
tfor county recorder.
ARRESTED FOR DRUNK.
70 Lake Chrisma1, 912 Norta U stree'
g was arrested by police Friday morn
&c ing on charges Of drunkenness. he l
as said to have been creating a disturt
'. ance. ,,eue,
y, The stvle show revealed to nc!
nond mon that hats were going to D
IT. IF less snread this wear than ever oe