The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-31
Short News of City

Fire Tuesday Nieht-Fire in a.
garage at A. v Moore, 627 North
Thirteenth street, caused about $40
damage at 10 o'clock, Tuesday night.
This was the second run the fire de-
partment has made to Moore's during
the month, an electric connection
causing a fire about a week ago.
Sixteen August Fire Alarms-Six-
teen fire alarms we're turned into fire
headquarters during the month of Aug
ust, according to the report of Fire
Chief Ed Miller. The property loss
for the month was one of the lowest
recorded this year, $685. damage be-
ing done to buildings. o..
Woodmen Leave Thursday.-Local
Modern Woodmen delegates to the
annual log rolling to be held at Wa
bash Thursday, will leave tomorrow
morning for the scene of the festivi.
ties They are expecting to return
some time Friday.
Closed kiwanis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
club members will meet Thursday
noon in the X. of P. banquet hall. The
session will be a closed one. Sue
ceeding meetings will be held on
Thursday instead of Tuesday as has
been the custom during the past
month.
ku KIux Quiet-No further activl
ties in regard to organizing a Ku
Klux Khan have been noted in this
city since the receipt of number OF
questionnaires by local citizens about
two weeks ago.
Legion Picnic Observation-Disclosures
of the American Legion and thelI
families and ex-service men of this
vicinity will picnic at Jackson's Park
Thursday afternoon.
Returns from Iowa Miss Alta
Jewel, formerly secretary to the gen
eral secretary of the American Friends
board of foreign missions, will return
to that position this week. Miss Jew
ell has spent a number of months in
Iowa. She will succeed Miss Lows
Mansfield, who is at present serving
the board.
Townsend Community Meeting
Members of the James NJ. Townsend
branch of the community service viii
hold community meeting in the Ma
sonic hail. South Sixth street, Thurs
day night Older persons connected
with the organization will take part II
entertaining features.
Attends Church Convention---Miss
Emily Parker, 22S Randolph street, !!
TO leave Thursday for Winona Lake
where she will attend the annua
international convention of the Des
ciples OF Christ. She is expecting t
return Monday morning. Sept. s.
Moves Law Office-James T. Pac'
last week moved his law office to tn
Colonial building.
Chaffee Returns Wednesday-Franl
p. Chaffee, secretaryrmanager OF tn
Chamber of Commerce, returned Wed
nesday after an absence of over tw'
weeks. Mr.. Chaffee attended the sum
mer school of community Leadership
at the University of Wisconsin, Mad
son. Wis, during his vacation. n
said that over 200 persons interests
in community work were present fron
all parts Of the United States.
City institute Monday-Richmon
City Teachers Institute will be held a
the high school Monday, Sept. ., !
the morning and afternoon. Teacher
of Wayne county will hold their inst
lutte at the high school on Saturda.
II Is announced, beginning at 10 ocloc
Saturday morning.
Suit for Decentralization for eJec'
ment. possession of property and 50
damages was started Wednesday D
Arthur F. and Lillian n. Personnel
against Richard Locke.