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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-09-16
WISCONSIN Ne US
STATED IN BRIEF
Geographic Chronicle of State
Happenings.
GIRLS CHARGES HIT CASES
TWO Special Prohibition Agents Are
Under Arrest at Madison for Al
Iened Criminal Assault-To
Free Six Suspects.

Madison, Sept 14.-Six persons I'M
der arrest, charged with selling moon
shine by two special police officers,
Ed Quinlan and M. J. Harrington, Will
have to be released, 1t was announced
by Theodore G.. Lewis, district attor-
ney, after Quinlan and Harrington
were arrested on charges OF criminal
assault. Both special officers pleaded
not guilty when they were arraigned
In Superior court, and bond was hxed
at $500 each. The charges against
them were preferred by Al Kurtz and
a young woman. KurtZ and the girl
met Quinlan and Harrington on west
Doty street, according to their story
to Mr.. Lewis. The two men showed
the warrants giving them the power
of officers and threatened to arrest
the couple, it is alleged. Harrington
is said to have walked away with
Kurtz, while Quinlan remained with
the girl. Later Harrington is said to
have returned. Both men are accused
of misconduct by the girl. u am
convinced that KurtZ and the girl are
telling the TRUTH Mr.. Lewis said. Il
cannot ask jury to convict alleged
mOonshiners on the testimony Of men
who are under such charges" Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Wrend, Joe Licori, Pc
ter La Bruccia, Lena Trippolini and
Tony Bruno, the alleged liquor sellers,
are to be freed of the charges against
them in superior court, Mr.. Lewis said.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-09-16
GAINESVILLE Electric Co.

Eastman films for sale and finished
quick at Bardeen's. 42t3
All new stock and prices on school
supplies at Barkeen's. 42t3
For SALE-Brown winter coat, Hud-
son seal collar. Perfect condition, good
style, size IL or Ia. Reasonable. Phone
90.
For SALE-Reed baby carriage, good
as new. Phone No. 1876 white and learn
terms. 43tf
LOST-A pair of tortoise shell bound
glasses, near Rialto theater, last week
Thursday. Finder please leave at this
Office and receive reward. 43t2
For SALE-Fresh tomatoes S1.00 per
bushel.- L. e. Thurston, Phone 205
F13. 43t2pd
Camel for Dunn pen at Bardeen's.
1913
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-09-16
First publication Sept. 8, 1921
Notice of Hearing.
STATE OF WISCONSIN.


County Court for Rock County. In
Probate.
Notice is hereby gwen that at regu-
lar term of the County Court to be held
in and for said county at the court
house, in the city of GAINESVILLE, in said
county, on the first Tuesday, being the
4th day of October, 1921, at o'clock
a. M, the following matter will be
heard and considered:
The application of Fred Lintvedt for
the adjustment and allowance of his
account as administrator of the estate
of Martha Lintvedt, late of the City of
Edgerton, in said County, deceased, and
for the assignment of the residue of
said estate to such other persons as are
by law entitled thereto. and for the de-
termination and adjudication of the in
herirance tax, if any, payable in said
estate.
Dated Sept. 6, 1921.
By the Court:
Charles L. Fifield,
County Judge.
E.. M. Laid. ATTORNEY.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-09-16

All musical supplies at Bardeen's.
42t3
Highland linen stationery at Bar
deems. 42t3
Golf supplies, all new, at Bar
deems. 42t3
For SALE-Nearly new wash stand,
wringer attached. Cheap. Call 1877
White. t1pd
80 page school tablet SC at Bar
deems. 1913
Rooms to Rent-upstairs near the
creamery. Inquire of Jake Robinske.
t1pd
New prices on school outfits at
Bardeen's. 1913
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-09-16
State Leads Nation.

Milwaukee, Sept. 14.-According to
the report of the census bureau at
Washington, Wisconsin leads the coun-
try in the value of it's dairy products,
valued at $1S0,306,599. New York
came second with total valuation of
$179,695,S10.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-09-16
To Keen Record of Autos.

Madison, Sept. IA complete rec
ord of automobiles in the state by
registration numbers will be kept here
after by the secretary of states office.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-09-16
Hearing for Suspects.

Crandon, Sept. 14-Chalmers Yeager,
Green Bay, and Lawrence Lesperance,
Oconto, held in connection with rob-
berry of the Wabeno State bank, will
be given preliminary hearing here
on Wednesday.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-09-16
Bolt Makes Man Deaf and Dumb.

Janesville, Sept. 14.-David Murray,
forty years old, night engineer at
an ice cream manufacturing plant,
was knocked deaf and dumb by bolt
of lightning.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-09-16
canoeist Is Drowned.

Green Bay, Sept. 14.-Elmer Ste
end, twenty-seven years old, was
drowned in Duck creek when he at
tempted to cross in a canoe.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-09-16
Piano Tuning.

/ am now coming to Edgerton fire.
quently, and orders for my services
may be left at Mr.. Bardeen's store.
39tf S. E. Egtvedt, GAINESVILLE.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-09-16
CITY Asks Lower Gas Rates.

City ASKS Lower GaS ndteS.
Madison, Sept. 14.-The city of La
Crosse has made application with the
railroad commission for reduction
In gas rates.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-01-28

81 !. 49,. -. - ,.v,h,.s Anil
1000. Nn,.,.,-.,oarr HInJDRED
=, ~wrnswv !. soNr uyrNnRrD
- rwrssSrv NM hota ;nclus;ve.
~. -.s,. At 1T 1aAo.
49, ~. ON urnfnrrn ,rd TuTR.
nv - o,rr uYnsnrrn I'D THrRrY
,,, : -. 1870 ,,~,r.;v.. dps
80 .....s,. Ar-;,, IL 1oI1. Num-
49, one uI,Nnrrn ana FORTY
cSrrs rTnmprn .,a Hrry
!. $3.50 80 ,,,v.h,.
49,, -. 100. ,,s.-,,.,. nNr
ufn1nprn go srxrv TJ11 "a ONE
HrMnRrn and SEVENTY THREE,
hoth inclusave. du. and pay.ble Ap-
n 1t 1oAA. Nur.xev. ONE HUMID
Rrn ana SEVENTY FOUR % ONE
HIn1DRrD and KpcHrY SIX, both
irclu.iva. due Apy;l IL. 1e46: Mum
-, n1r HrMnrrn ma EIGHTY
,srvrM = Twn HrnlnHED. hoth In
el..i,s' - IN. . ana srv.ble Arm lst,
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-01-28
Mayor Of Town Of st. Joseph
JOSIAH p. SCOTT. Secretary.



which certificate shall be sealed VIII
the Great Seal Of Louisiana.
Section 8. Be it further resolved;
etc., Th.s the proceeds Of IL unIe'
Of the bonds herein authorised snd
directed TO be issued shall b de-
voted exclusively to erecting Ana
equipping m electric hight plaht With
all its aecdssories in tt Ttwns Sf
st. Joseph, rensas Parish, Louisiana,
title to all II which shall vesk in the
public. in he Town Of st. Joseph,
Parish Of fensaA Losisiana.
Section {. Be it further resolved
and ordained. ETC.. That in accord
anee with tie authority vested in the
Mayor and Board Of Aldsrnsn By
. vote Of I majority oft11e s1E1,lkys
ers qualified to vote therein It said
special election held il said Town,
there shall be and there b hsrs.,y
directed TO- be levied In eaek ySSr
while the slid bonds are outsssnsdi,ss
and unpaid. . tar on I'll the taAal,lc
n1onnEfr - - - 49, ~
becoms pababls .semi-annsaIly end
ths principal Tor sid bonds lsllinG
due each year. and - precesis
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-01-28

SS8@e 3S es- - $500 - -
csmber, 1895 ,and, ssr,ss
Whereas, II anIe - satd soava1
and count, 4 W. u6esstulnGlf md
found 'thas - pzspelt3Ua 10 ~insuf
debt and iGsus bsndss ~ ~ Town
Of St. JosspAs a. aI6z1knASe TsasasI
LouidAan 70 the amouAh ~ 1WRt
~ THOUSANDS sD0hkAn1, 2 btnii-
ing insssssk %. ~. M u FIVE
per cent psf 1Anusx rayAhaS ssnl-
annually f6t ~ tn4p6us II sfSet
ing and sqdipflh9 n electric Hsha
planE with IN - asssssosiss IN H
Town Of ST. Jesiph, pkzfik "a tn
-, Louiaiaaa, vs. duly edE1isd, and
IL issuanes a. snid heads q nd
Town II St Jsssph. - evidsnes slid
debt, was, 'at I'D spesial election.
spthorised ~ ~ vsts e . ma
jofity IN number .snd azp6snt II ~
property tazbaessssk ~ tswn
QuA1t0od ~ 49, $500 - ca
slatutiea ~ - l1Ms - - eta&s
e fSsnlu1nlA, - <ueuA - - ~
slDo(lso ~ - ~ 11pueiel11
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-01-28

a testimony whsrsof, ~ I'D
Mayor and Board Of Aldermen Of the
Town Of St. Joseph. Tensas Parish.
Looisaana, a governing authority Of
and acting for and on behalf Of said
Town. has caused this bond 10 "
signed By its Mayor and attested By
it Secretary. and the corporate seal
Of -said Board to be hereunto AFFIXED,
and the interest coupons hereto at
tached with the fac smile signaenreg
Of IL President and Secretary, and
this bend to be dated the LIT day
OF April, 1920.
w. N. DAVIDSON,
Mayor Of the Town Of st. Joseph.
JOSIAH p. SCOTT. Secretary.
(Seal)
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-01-28

Parish, La, - seeo1sef ~ thS~sss
srsrary thereoe, 'but sxnid nststs3t esuz
pons may be executed by I fac sim
lie signature OF S6sd Mayor ana aid
secretary.
Section 2. Be it further resolved
and ordained ese., That sAid bonds
and the interest coupons attached
thereto shall be in substantially the
following form:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
State Of Louisiana.
Parish Of Tehsis.
st. Joseph Electric Light Bonds.
10000 No.
Know all men BY these presents,
That the Town Of st. Joseph, Of the
Parish Of Tensas, In the State Of
Louisiana, by the Mayor and the
Board Of Aldermen, the governing au-
thority of said Town, and acting tor
and on behalf or same, acknowledges
itself to be indebteded, and fcr value
received promises 10 pay to bearer
the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS ($1o0.oo) on the first day Of
April, 49, together with interest
thereon from the date hereof, until
paid, at the rate Of FIVE per cent
per annum, payable semi-annually on
the first days Of 0ctobsr and April
of each year until payment hereof,
upon the presentation and surrender
of the interest coupon hereto attached
as they severally become due. Both
principal and interest Of this bond
are payable ct the office Of the May-
or and the Board Of Aldermen Of
the Town Of st. Joseph, La, or ct
the Marine Bank 4 Trust Co, In the
city Of New Orleans, La, ct tn op-
ton of the holder. in gold coin of
the. United States q the then present
standard Of weight and fineness.
This bond is one Of series Of
like date, tenor, and smount, issued
for the purpose Of providing funds
for the erection and equipment Of IN
electric light plant with Ill aeeesso-
ries in the Town Of St Joseph, Par
ish Of Tensas. Louisiana; title to oil
of which shall vest m tie public,
pursuant to and in, strict accordance
with Article 2S1 u IL Consultation
Of Louisiana, and statates and lawu
carrying same int sffeet and h au-
thorized and apprsved By tie vote
Of . majority in nunDsr and. amount
Of the property shxpaysss qualified
to vote thereon voting 1t . special
election duly and regularly called
and held in and fer the Town Of St
Joseph, Tenas Parish, Louisiana, q
provided by the Constitution and law.
OF the State Of Louisiana.
It is hereby certified and rseked
that all acts, conditions, and thing.
equired BY the Consultation and
satutes of Louisiana 70 be done pre-
.'edent to and in the issuing Of thi,
.ond, have been done, executed and
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-01-28

heesby authtrissA diD6sos - 4
struetsd. beginning with -
~ to ineltde snd 49,
the annual levy Of ta1d6 - =
tsnd upon the assssment sel1
Against al taxable ptopeft ,need
IN said town subject - t1ioen :
sum sufficient to pay TIE hlsrsas
and principal Of said bonds bseal
due tie ensuing year
sect1sn s. Be Il further 1d1GS09
and ordained, ETC., That ~ rseelu-
tions and ordinances and pasy1 e
resoA1ti6na and ordinansss 49,
sistsnt herewith b and ~ saas - :
hereby cancelled.
On ron eall the 1ellewint $4,000
vctsd for the Adoption u - 1nse's
Of this rssolution M sfdlnunUOy :
Yeas: W. n. DAVIDSON, NaUpr
OSCAR LEVY, Aldstnh
=. J. WALTON, Al6oexnna
- g. N. CLARKE, Aldssuan
Nays None.
Absent and not voting.
B. =. YOUNG
c. G. SKINNER
r. And the resolution and ordinances
was uhanimodsly adoptsd.
". n. DAVIDSON, 1Gav1e
JOSIAH p. SCOTT. Clerk
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-01-28

9AS VAzlDBx1k OLE SV0Mk ~
'inbefers stated; and,
Whereas. the Mayor snd Board u
eAldernen 4 the Town Of s.. Jo-
seph, Parish a. Tensas. Louisiana.
has examined and investigated the
regularity Of the proceedings for
said election and find that the same
was duly and legally called and
held; that the notice thereof re-
quired by law to be given. has been
duly and regularly given, and that the
said election was conducted in strict
conformity with the requirements Of
law, and that the votes at said cleo
tion have been duly ascerhined and
the resuk thereof canvassed and the
returns made, filed, recorded. and
reported as required by law, and
that said proposition for mourning
The indebtedness and for the issu-
.ance Of said bonds, and each and
AL Of them, hive received the as
sszE and been authorised, - afore-
said by the vote Of . majority in
number and amount Of the property
taxpayers Of said Town Of st. 10
ssph, Of the Parish Of Tensas, Louis
ianas- qualified to vote at said cleo
ton.
BE 1T RESOLVED AND OR
DAMNED by the Mayor and Board Of
Aldermen, Of the Town Of St 10
seph, Parish Of Tensas, Louisiana
Section l.. That the Mayor and
the Secretary Of this Board Of Al
fderzlen be, and they are hereby au-
thorised snd directed to have prepared
And to execute In the name Of the
Mayer and Board Of Aldermen Of
Tie Fown Of St. Joseph, Tensas Par.
fish, Louisiana. for and in behalf
p :. =. ~ 49,. :. II ,:.:.s. o - ~ =.
gotiable bondss numbered one to 200,
both numbers inclusive, and in de-
nominations. Of ONE HUNDRED dol.
lars ,(e100.e0). bsaxing the date Of
APRIL -lsE, 1890. and maturin9 and
49,. A.. = 49,. 80. 49,.
ONE - rom. h,.s ;..,,.;v. An
| ana rsv.hl1 $50 ~. ,oo,. Mr..
-. FIVE - .rIcur 49,, ;,,.,,,s;,.
dus and n.,.Al.; A.r,l IL. ,ess.
Nn.,h.-. Mn :. Twr1vr 49,
,;nclu.;v.. A. "a -,.,.hl.- : ~, 80
iaaa. NusxSSr. THsnrrEN -
| SEvENTrrNl nth irc,rsive. dina
and .ra.y.hlel Arr, ! Z. se.l. N,mSsr,
rIGHTrEJ - TWENTY TWO
both inclusivs dhs and pavsble An.
Il 1.t 1aas. Hnmbe,- TWENTY
THREE 70 TWENTY SEVEN. bokt
;nclu.;ve d,e ana vsv.bl. All 1.t
iaae: NumIers srwrNTY EIGHT 3
rHIRrY TWO. NTH inelns;ve. din.
and pay.b,e April Lat. 1927: Mum.
her. THIRTY THREE "a THIRTY
| EIGHT. both inclusive. due and nay.
aha April 1st. 1928, Number.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-01-28
FORM OF COUPON


On--.19-, Town Of St
Joseph in the Parish Of ~fsu6aG
Louisiana. BY the Mayor and the
Board Of Aldermen Of the Town Of
st. Joseph, Louisiana, governing ~
thority Of said Town. win pay u
the holder the sum Of d6llhfs
at the office II said Board Of Alder
hen, at st. Joseph, Louisiana, o. q
the Marine Bank &. Trust CO. Of New
Orleans. State of Louisiana, at ths
option Of the holder, Being III months
interest then due on tn bsnds dstsu
April LIST, 1890.
w. N. DAVIDSON,
Mayor Of Town Of st. Joseph
JOSIAH p. SCOTT. Secretary.
The said bonds, when prepared
shall be presented to the SecrsGa1y
Of State for registration and .stt1
have printed thereon . certificate
in the following words: This bond
secured by = tax. Registered a til
-dat Is
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-24
FARM AUTHORITY IS
TO SPEAK here SOON

A national authority on farm econ
omics may be brought to Richmond
to deliver an address at the institute
TO be conducted Feb. and 8, if efforts
of Walter Fulghum. chairman of the
arrangement committee. are success
full. Mr.. Fulghum telephoned to Pur-
due this morning requesting a speaker
to address the institute on costs of
farm operations. returns on the capital
invested, and the labor incomes OF
farms.
Dean Skinner recommended o. G
Lloyd, who is head of the farm man
agement department of the college and
has developed a farm account book
approved by the United States govern
ment for income tax returns, and
promised to use his own influence with
Prof. Lloyd to induce him to come.
1t was expected that Grace M. E.
church would be used for the domestic
science meetings, but as the trustees
will not permit that the auditorium of
the high school and its domestic sci
ence laboratory probably will be used
A meeting of all the committees has
been called for Wednesday evening at
the Chamber of Commerce rooms
when each committee is expected to
report its progress and accomplish
nentS.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-24
Short News Of City

Christian Church Social-A box So
cial is to be given by the Loyal Scouts
and Fidelis classes of the First Chris
tan Church, Wednesday night, Jan.
&c. Young people OF the city are in
vited to attend. Proceeds from the
sale of boxes will be applied by the
two classes toward completing their
Armenian fund pledges.
Miller Addresses Ministers-Rev.
J. P Miller of the st. PauIs Lutheran
church, addressed the Ministerial as
ISOLATION Monday morning on THE
Christian Religion in its Doctrinal
Expression
Open New Aeency-W. W. Thinner
man and L. J. Froelich, both OF lndi-
annapolis, have announced that they
will open a sales agency for the Nash
automobile in the rooms vacated re-
Gently by the Webb-Coleman company
on South Seventh street.
Odd Fellows Visit LewisvilIe-Sixty
members of Whitewater Lodge /. O..
O. F.. of Richmond visited county
meeting of the order at Lewisville.
Saturday evening. The local drill
team put on first degree work for the
benefit OF the delegates from all parts
of the county. The lodge will go to
Camden, O., Saturday.
Automotive Meeting Monday. - The
Wayne County Automotive Dealers
association will meet Monday night in
the sales rooms of Manloce and Will
son. Regular business will be the or
der of the meeting.
EvangeItistic Meetings Continue
Evangelistic meetings at the United
Brethren church will continue at least
until next Thursday, according to the
Rev. H. S. James, pastor. He reports
that the meetings have been very sue
cessful.
Small Fire Monday.-Fire in a bed
room caused by clothes hanging too
near stovepipe caused damage of
about $50 at the home of Mrs. ]. Nook,
1923 Sheridan avenue, about 1: 80 p m.
Sunday.
Community Night Lecture-Alpheus
Sampson, lyceum speaker and native
of Calcutta, India. will appear in ma
tive dress and deliver an illustrated
lecture about his country at Grace M.
E. church Tuesday night. This Is
film will be shown.
Teachers Mid-Year Function-Mem-
bers of the high school faculty will
hold their annual mid-year luncheon
at the high school, Jan. q, at IL
o'clock. This is the day the teachers
spend in grading students for the past
terms work.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-24

which would entail great expense for
little actual benefit.
The high water rate in Richmond
also was given as reason for the
non-use of the machine. The fact that
the city sewers are in combinations,
and not In separate systems also was
pointed out as making the use of the
flusher here virtually impossible, Da-
Wis declared. When the flusher was
used it would wash all the dirt into
the sewers and get them stopped up,
and additional expense in cleaning
them was necessitated.
Cleaner Needed.
IF nusher could be used in Rich
mond, 1t would be necessary to have
some kind of cleaner to go ahead
Of the flusher and clean the streets of
all trash so that 1t would not be
washed into the sewers, according to
the engineer. This would entail an
addition of several men to the force
now being used.
A flusher Is an added luxury to a
city, said Davis. In many cities in
the country such as Fort Wayne, De
troit and others, a motorized system
of cleaning and then flushing is used.
This is not incorporated in the plan
that the city engineer has for the
street cleaning department here, it is
stated.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-24
ENDORSE RESOLUTIONS
OF TEMPERANCE union

A number of resolutions for presen-
tation before the present session OF
the Indiana State legislature, drawn
up by the Mary Hill Women's Chris
tan Temperance Union shortly after
the state convention in October, has
been endorsed by between 5000 and
5000 persons, it has been announced
The union wants to get as many en-.
dorsements as possible to the resolu,
tons before presenting them to the
legislature. Protestant congregations
throughout the city have aided the
work of endorsing the resolution by
passing them to the congregations for
approval and endorsement.
The resolutions petition the legisla-
tura TO provide for the teaching Of the
Iiible in the schools of Indiana as a
part of the course of study required by
all students in the high school. All
teachers of the Bible. under the resolu.
ton. would have to pass a regular
state and county examination in the
subject.
BY another resolution the legislature
is petitioned to pass such laws as will
either abolish dancing and the teach
ing of dancing IN the public schools or
make the course elective, and not
compulsory.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-24
BUSINESS men TELL
INFORMATION VIEWS;
OPINIONS Different

Sentiment Of business men along
Main street appears to favor the mo-
torization of the street cleaning de-
partment of the city. although many
of them were of the opinion that II the
action could be deferred short time
the prices of material needed in the
equipping of the department would de-
preciate to some extent.
Several of the downtown merchants
stated that they were not familiar with
the finances of the city and the prices
of motor trucks and equipment to
make just statement.
Gives Opinion
eff the city has to buy new wagons
and equipment now. it would be best
to motorize Immediately. If the equip
ment now had will function for six
months or so, would suggest waiting
that long," one merchant stated.
There can't be any great deprec1a-
ton in prices Of equipment within the
next year." said another merchant,
"and if there is saving to the city
by the use of the equipment that prob
ably would offset the difference in
price," he stated.
A prominent wholesaler stated that
indications are that there probably
will be a drop of 25 per cent in the
next year and that the purchase OF
the equipment should be held off six
months or more.
Favors Going Ahead.
81 would favor going ahead imme'
6iately if knew the city was going
to use 1t properly. Some things that
the city now has motorized, such as
their trash and garbage trucks, do not
do much good" said another leading
merchant.
Virtually all the proprietors thought
that it was a progressive step. OF ~
who were asked concerning the sub
ject six were strongly in favor of i'm
mediate purchase being made, seven
were qually as strong against the city
making the additions at this time, and
seven took a neutral ground, admit
ting that they were not conversant
with the subject enough to express
settled ODiniOn.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-24
ATTENDANCE GROWS
AT ART GALLERY ON
SUNDAY Afternoon

That ever-increasing throngs OF peo-
pie are flocking to the public art gal
lery to spend Sunday afternoon is
proved by the fact that the number.
264, for one week ago, swelled to
365 this Sunday Among the 365 per-
sons who visited the art gallery Sun.
day afternoon were numerous high
school students and their parents, in
addition to the numbers who went to
see the pictures and attend the enter
tainment
An informal musicale by the high
school students was a feature of the
afternoon.
Francis Brown, an artist of this
city, will speak on the Indiana pic
lures next Sunday afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock, it has been announced. At
5: 80 o'clock Mrs. Lewis King will talk
on the numbers which the Symphony
orchestra will play at the first con.
cert Of tn course. to be given Mon.
day. Jan. 81. The gallery will be
open as usual, from until 5 o'clock
The director of exhibits, Mrs. NJ. F.
Johnson, will be in the gallery when
it is open from Z to 9 o'clock next
Wednesday evening. AS yet no sales
of pictures have been reported, but
it is understood that several are being
considered. Mrs. George Spencer and
several other women from Muncie
| came late Monday afternoon to see
the exhibit.