The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-29
Short News Of CITY

Fraternity to Entertain-A big time
is planned by the Phi Delta Kappa, of
Eaton, Ohio, for Tuesday night, Nov.
2. Election returns by special West
ern Union wire will be given at the
Armory. where dancing will take
place. Music will be furnished by the
Pryor's jazz band. Lunch will be
served by the Psi Iota Sorority. Ad-
mission will be so cents. Dancing in
Guiding admission, $150.
Halloween Party Postponed - The
Halloween party to have been held
Friday evening at the home of Lind
ley Swain was postponed until Mon
day evening
stereopticon slides of historical es-
be shown by E. G. Hill when he speaks
day evening at 500 p. m. Mr.. Hill
superintendent the photographing of
the slides on his recent trip. abroad.
In addition a musical program has
been arranged by Mrs. l.. E. Harter.
Admission will be Is cents for adults
and Is cents for children.
Recruiters to Conference-NavyR Re-
CRITTERS H. F. Roberts and J. H.
Graves, Of this city, will leave at 1:40
p. m. Saturday, for Chicago. where
they will attend conference of navy
recruiters of the central division. 1t
is expected that over 800 will be pres
ent. The local officers will return
early Tuesday morning.
Eaton Boy EnIists-William Drayer,
of Eaton, Ohio, enlisted in the navy,
and has been sent to Great Lakes, ILL.,,
where he will take up the study of
radio.
Ben Hur Meeting-O. T. Bowers,
state manager of the Ben Hurs, will
speak at a special session of the Ben
Hur lodge called for 1880 p. m. Friday
evening.
Arrested In Pittsburg-Police au-
thorities at Pittsburg have telegraph
ed to Sheriff Carr that Odell Roach,
recently indicted in this county for
grand larceny, has been arrested
there but has refused to return to
Richmond without extradtion papers.
1t is alleged that Roach stole suit
of clothes.
Fined on Larceny-Perry Gibson,
indicted for petit larceny, was tried
before Judge Bond in circuit court Fri
day and was fined $50 and costs and
oSlltSASCu " SClFC SU udSS III jail. ne
was charged with having stolen three
turkeys.
Revival Is SuccessfuI-Moret than 40
people presented themselves at the
altar during revival services this week
at the Third M. E. church, according
to an announcement made by the pas
tor the Rev. E. l.. Gates, Friday Rev
Gates urges members of the church to
give faithful support to the meetings
The Rev. Hatfield, of Greenfield, Ind,
is the evangelist in charge. This is
the last week of the evangelistic
services.
High Announces Activities-At the
high school chapel Friday morning
Mr.. McGranahan, head of the English
department. announced the beginning
of Better English week. Posters have
been made in the art department of
the high school and play will be
given next week bearing on the move
ment. Various clubs and organizations
in the city have been asked to CO.
operate in interesting people in the
movement. A speech on Better Eng
moVemnt. A speech on Better Eng
lish was delivered by Dr. j. j. Rae at
the chapel exercises Friday
Teachers Visit Here-Teachers from
Alexandria and Dayton, o. visited at
high school. Junior high school, and
in some Of the primary grades Friday
Miss Scott III-Miss Belle Scott