The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-10
Short News of CITY
FARMERS TO ATTEND.


All the farmers of the county are
invited to attend the illustrated lecture
10 be given by the Webb-C Coleman Auto
company Thursday at the Richmond
Theatre. The composition Of the soil.
proper preparation Of the seed bed, and
how to maintain and increase pro-
ductive capacity will be discussed. a
motion picture entitled How to Keep
the Boy on the Farm" will also be
shown.
ON STATE COMMITTEE.
Mrs. Oliver P. Nusbaum, wife of the
Richmond shoe merchant. was appoint
ed on the retail shoe dealers ladies
entertainment committee at the annual
session in Indianapolis. Tuesday.
G. o. p. LOVE FEAST OFF.
The love feast which was to have
been held here Saturday by county
Republicans, has been postponed in
definately. No reason for the post
ponement has been given.
RUIN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Edgar Nicholson, national organizer
Of the Anti-Saloon League, has been
visiting his home here, believes the
vets are rapidly ham stringing the
Democratic party by capturing the ex-
plotting Democratic state organization
of New Jersey.
Leading Democrats are resenting
the activity of the liquor interests
within their party" he said.
MEETING HEAD HERE.
The Rev. Fred E. Smith, of Amboy.
Ohio, who succeeded Aaron Napier,
when he became superintendent of
ference Wednesday with members of
the Forward Movement headquarters.
DR.. EDWARDS AT BOSTON,.
The Massachusetts state pastors
conference in Boston, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, is being at
| tended by President David NJ. Ed
wards, of Earlham, representative of
the Friends Forward Movement.
TEeBITS IN NEW YORK.
| Charles Tebbits has been tempo
rarily stationed at the Inter-church
world movement headquarters in the
Grcenhut building in New York City
| He will continue his representation
Of the Friends Forward Movement.
TO NORTH CAROLINA
Charles M. Woodman, Enrol D. Peck
ham of Brooklyn Friends church, and
Forward Movement Director Levi T..
Pennington, who is now in conference
! in North Carolina, will attend the
North Carolina Forward Movement
district conference next week.
MORE RECRUITERS HERE
First Lieutenant NJ. B. Gibson and
three sergeants from the 59th Coast
Artillery Regiment, stationed at Camp
Lewis, Wash, arrived in Richmond
Wednesday to secure recruits for their
outfit. Lieut.. Gibson and his men,
who are all overseas veterans, have
! han - o. f1,a inc
| station, Sixth and Main streets.
i CAFETERIA TO BE CLOSED.
The Y. NJ. C. A. Cafeteria will be
closed Thursday on account of the in
stallation of the new metal ceiling
and painting, which marks the COM
pletion of the general improvement
work in this department. Il was
| planned to close Wednesday, but on
| account CT the sanitary engineers
! convention, the dining rooms were
| held open today. Supper is to be
served tonight but no meals are to
be served tomorrow.
| DORMITORY TO OPEN
| Formal opening Of the new girls
| dormitories at North Twelfth and B
streets will be held tonight. The dor
mitories, which were built by A. w.
Gregg, are an innovation in Richmond
| and contain many interesting Leaf
ures. The dormitories proper are To-
Gated on the third floor of the apart
ment building and are "a in number,
with a large parlor for visitors. In
the basement each girl is provided
with a locker and a stove for cooking
purposes, and a dining room is also
built in the basement. The dormitor-
les are built for working girls and will
be under the supervision of Miss
Amy Stubs.
OLIVER TO SPEAK
Daniel Oliver, Of London, England.
who was in Syria and Turkey through
out the late war, was to speak on his
experiences as a Missionary, an AL
legged Spy and Relief Worker" under
the auspices of the Friends Foreign
Missionary societies of the city, in
the South Eighth Street Friends
church, Wednesday at 2:3O p. m.
CLUB HEARS HYGIENE TALK.
Miss Edna Henby, of Indiana Uni
versity and lecturer at the Robert
Long clinic in indianapolis, was to ad
dress the Women's Club on social
hygiene at the Reid Memorial Church
Wednesday at 2:30 p. m.