The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-27
Short News Of CITY

Local Student Honored - Quincy
Stidham, South Thirteenth street, has
been selected by William Lowe Bryan,
president of Indiana University, as
member of the university committee
to have charge of the drive for Euro
pean relief.
Frank Triep Arrested-Frank Triep
was arrested Wednesday night on a
statutory charge filed by Mrs. Eliz-
beth Gambler, probation officer, with
Prosecutor Paul Beckett. He is
charged under three counts and his
bail was fixed at $4,000. He will be
held in Jail pending trial.
"Seek;" Needed StimuIant-Steve
Pap pleaded not guilty to being drunk
in city court Thursday morning, but
was fined SIS and costs after the testi-
mony of witnesses. He stated after
wards that he was seek" and needed
stimulant.
CoIored Man Fined-Owen Motley,
cOlOred, was fined SIS and costs on an
assault and battery charge filed by
his wife Nellie Motley. Mrs. Motley
claimed that her husband struck her
when she refused to give him money.
Police Hold Man-Sam Reinbold, 26
years old, was arrested by local police
Wednesday afternoon at the Y. NJ. &.
A. on receipt of a telegram from Lee
banon, Pa, stating that he was want
ed by authorities at that place. Po
licemen did not know what he was
have been employed at the Pilot Mo-
tor Car company.
Case Is Continued-The case of
Harry Goodwin charged with assault
and battery was continued to Friday
morning the prosecuting witness not
appearing.
Visit Friends Here-Dr Clayton
Rade and Miss Lenna Marcum, of
Dayton, O., were the guests of Mrs.
Jennie Hosbrook and children, Leota
and Howa I'd, Wednesday evening.
Miss Marcum has been visiting here
several days.
Marriage License Granted-Mar
riagc license was granted to Charles
Rubel, farmer. of Pocahontas, Iowa,
and Mildred Ruble, nurse, Of Rich
mond, Wednesday afternoon by Coun-
ty Clerk Meredith.
Seven Men Enlist-Men are wanted
for the Fifth Division at Camp Meade,
Md, according to Sergeant Thompson
of the local recruiting station. The
following are the branches opened,
the 81. So, Sc and the Gath Infantry.
the 10th and S0th Field Artillery, and
the 9Th Engineers. Seven men were
recruited last week. Raymond r.
Reedley, Arthur Short, Joe A. Runyon.
all of Richmond; Harry J. Anderson,
of Philadelphia, and Thomas Aregood
of Union City. all enlisted in the 59th
Infantry. John HUMPHREYS. of Chi
cago in the seth Infantry, Jack A. Ross
of Reading, Pa, in the 5th Engineers.
Indiana had furnished 965 men for the
month up to the 25th, and Richmond
had furnished "a of them. A new sup
ply of victory medals is here and the
service men who did not get them the
last time may get them now.
Charged With Burglary - Maxwell
Johnson and Freddie Lewis, co1ored,
were arrested by the local police We'd
nesday night. charged with breaking
into G. & o. box car with intent to
commit burglary. The attempt Is said
to have been made at Oxford, 0. The
men are being held pending arrival
Of officials from that place.
Strayer Appointed Receiver-Frank
Strayer was appointed receiver for the
Howard Hitz electrical company on
North Ninth street, in Wayne circuit
court Wednesday evening.
Fire "Wednesday Nisht-The fire de-
partment made a run to the home of
Ed Morgan, 423 North Fourteenth
street. Wednesday night. Sparks
caused a small roof fire, damage be-
ing very slight