The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-09
Short News Of CITY
SERVE MEALS AT CHURCH

SERVE MEALS Al CHORCH
Ladies of the First Presbyterian
church are serving dinner and sup
per each day at the church, during the
NJ. e. conference. The public Is in
vitcd.
FILES CERTIFICATE
Preliminary certificate of dissolution
was filed with the secretary Of state
at Indianapolis, Wednesday, by the NJ.
l. Realty company, of Winchester.
TO REHEARSE PARTS
Ladies Of the Daughters of America
who are to be in the chorus will meet
in the Vaughn hall at 2:30 p. m. Sun
day. for rehearsal.
WOULD BE PRESIDENT
A new candidate for the Republican
presidential nomination has appeared.
Picture postcards Of Washington's
tomb, mailed to several local persons
from Washington, D. c., modestly an
nounce the intention of Louis A.
Baird. "age AZ, ex-soldier, bachelor and
statesman of ST. Louis" to accept the
Republican nomination. Baird, in his
announcement, asserts that General
Wood 'is too old" and adds that he
himself has the most delegates.
PROPAGANDA" OR VISION
Reports from Chicago and New
York that federal prohibition officers
have been ordered to "lay off, prohi-
bition law violations unless local au-
thorities are negligent were branded
as insidious propaganda" Thursday
by Charles ]. Orbison. federal prohibi-
ton director for Indiana.
| DEMAREES ON TRIAL
The first trial of the case against
| the nproaroo fho1,Cht frF hn i'm.
plicated in Wayne county robberies
will be tried on Wednesday, April IA,
when Boaz Demaree will face trial at
Rushville on the charge of conspir-
acy. Judge Fremont Miller Of Frank.
lin will act as special judge in the
case, and this trial will be followed
by others who were originally charged
jointly but later granted separate
| trials.
sPRoNG CASE MAY q
c. B. Beck, Richmond postmaster
was called to Indianapolis Thursday
to appear before the federal grand
jury on the Otto Sprong postoffice de
fault case. 1t was understood Friday
at indianapolis that the case would
come before the federal court on
May T.
NICHOLSON is HERE
DR.. Edgar l.. Nicholson, executive
secretary Of the Church Federation OF
Indiana. and field secretary of the In
ter-Church World Movement OF
Indiana was in Richmond. Friday. II
possible. he will address the Method
list conference on tho InterChurch
World movement.
FRAT WILL DANCE
The Phi Delt Kappa Dance to be
given at I. O. 0. F. Hall Friday even
ing will be featured by several mum
bers by Harry Frankel. The Evan
Smith orchestra will play. The dance
will be for members of the fraternity
exclusively.
kIRMESS FUN INCREASED
Fun at the X. of p. Kirmess was in
creased Thursday evening by the APP
pearance of the Colonial Ministries
The crowd was somewhat surprised tC
find the cast made up entirely of loca
talent. The fair will close Saturday
night.
ALUMNI ASKED TO MEET
All members Of ST. Mary's alumni
are requested TO attend the meeting
Of the organization Friday at 1880 p
M at the ST. Mary's convent.
BANK GETS CHARTER
The Bentonville state bank has re
ceived its charter from the state Ear
Crawford is temporary manager. The
bank was formerly a private institu
ton.
PRAISES M. E. CONFERENCE
The Richmond conference up to date
is one of the best the NJ. E. church
ever held, says the Rev J. c. White
of Marion, who went home to attend
a funeral. He has returned.
START TRAINS
The c. |. and w. railroad will short
ly begin running new through trains
from Chicago to Cincinnati, it was an
nounced Friday.
SEVERAL TO MEETING
NJ. G. McComb. head of the vocation
al department of the Richmond public
schools, and several vocational teach