The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-11
Short News of City

Four Speeders Pay. Z. Jones, c.
L. Horner, Cecil Irwin and Z. K. Eg-
gleston paid fines of 81 and costs each
for speeding, in police court, TUESDAY.
c. of c. Directors Meet-Directors
of the Chamber of Commerce will
hold their regular board meeting We'd
nesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Friends Study Problems-Miss Amy
Winslow. a member of the staff of the
public library at Indianapolis, met
with the committee on social problems,
at the Friends Central offices, Mon
day morning Other members of the
committee are Clarence Pickett and
! Josiah Marvel The purpose of the
committee is to take up the study OF
social problems and other important
questions which deal with human de-
velopment.
Class Meeting Tonight-The mems
class of First Christian church will
meet Tuesday night for a business
and social session.
Missionary Meeting Soon - Friends
Allied Mission council will hold its
annual meeting in Richmond, Oct. 20
| 26. Representative from Philadelphia
and California will come to this city
| for the meeting. On Oct. 26 mis-
| sionary rally will be held which will
be open to the public. The speaker for
the public meeting in the South Eighth
Street Friends church, will be Charles
T, Paul, president of the College of
Missions of Indianapolis. Special eff
! forts will be made to have all the
churches in city represented in the big
meeting on the last night.
Root Guest of Slocum-C. B. Root,
of the Community service, was the
guest of P. H. Slocum here Monday
when enroute to Knoxville, Tenn.
Parent-Teachers' Meetng-The Pa
rent-Teachers' association of Finley
school will meet at $50 o'clock
Thursday afternoon at the school. All
! mothers are urged to be present as
new officers will be elected. A short
program also will be presented.
Police Hold Car-W. F. Greiner of
| Columbus, O., drove a six-cylinder car
| into Richmond Tuesday afternoon.
| He was arrested for speeding. When
! he showed up at the station house, he
was unable to give cash bond and left
| his car as security. Later he showed
up with the money and took his car.
Jury Favors Defendant-A verdict
| for the defendant in the amount of
$4,000 was returned by the jury in the
! case of Clara Cornthwaite against the
estate of Matilda Miller. The plain
tiff asked $1,000 for services rendered
during the life of Matilda Miller
Austin Takes Home-William Austin
street department worker, was taken
from the city Jail to his home. 65
Bridge avenue, Monday evening.
Austin became insane while working
Monday.
Small Fire Tuesday-A small roof
blaze destroyed a few shingles at the
home of Floyd Stout, 1905 Boyer
street, Tuesday morning. The fire was
quickly extinguished.
Last Grand Juror Selected-Elmer
Williams was selected as the remain
ing grand juror Tuesday. The jury
will meet at 10 O'Clock Wednesday
morning The other jurors were an
uounced Monday.
Delegates to Report-Reports of the
delegates of the American Legion that
attended the annual state convention
of the American Legion at Wabash
loot. II and II, will be heard at the
regular meeting of the Harry Ray post
Wednesday night, in the club rooms
The meeting is called for 1880 o'clock