The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-21
Short News of CITY

Club Changes Meeting-PIaee-The
Current Events club will meet with
Miss Leonard, 324 Pearl street. in
stead of with Mrs. Mary Hippard, as
previously announced
A. NJ. c. Club Meets-The A. N. C.
club will be entertained by Mrs. Earl
kiniey, at her home, 1917 North G
street. Tuesday evening.
Discusses Jap Situation-Men Of the
city as we'll as members of the Wom-
ans club are invited to attend the
address on America and japan,
which DR.. James A. WOODBURY. of In
diana university, will deliver at the
Morrisson-Reeves library at ESQ
o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the lee
ture room
Special Church Services Special
church services will be held at the
Third NJ. E. church Tuesday and
Thursday nights this week. The regu-
lar community night meeting will be
held at the church Wednesday night.
sunrise prayer service will be held
early Easter Sunday The Rev.
Somerville Light. district superintend-
ent, will deliver the Easter message
at 1890 o'clock Sunday morning.
Special Easter Servees-First NJ E.
| church will hold special Easter week
services at the church Thursday and
! Friday nights. Announcement of the
programs is to be made later
| Former Resident lnJured-Bert Cor
| don. a barber, formerly of this city,
was seriously injured in an automo-
bile accident which occurred last
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon are now
residents of Elks, Okla They left
Richmond in January
commandry Dance Tonight A
dance for members of the Masonic
j Commandry, together with the serv-
ing of refreshments, will feature the
celebration of its 56th anniversary
Monday night.
Returns From CapitaI.-Miss Mar
! guerite Long has returned from Indi-
annapolis, where she spent the week
end and attended the "Follies"
Request New TriaIs-Motions for
new trials were filed by George Great
and Berry Moore in Wayne circuit
court Monday morning Both men
were convicted of violating the state
liquor law by a jury last week and
sentenced to so days and 500 fine.
Judge Bond took the motions under
| cOnsldera ton and will announce his
decision Tuesday morning.
Divorce Suit Observation-Disclosures w,
SCOTS divorce suit against Charles F.
, Scott which was filed in Wayne CIR
cult court recently, was dismissed
! Monday morning and costs paid.
/ Fined For Intoxication.-John Crane
was fined 81 and costs in city court
| Monday morning for public intoxica-
ton
Violate Game Laws-Violation OF
the state fish and game laws proved
expensive to two men Saturday when
they were picked up by Jake Bravey,
state game warden. Harry Clark, of
Cambridge City, was fined $40 and
possession, and John Evans, Of Rich
mond, drew SIS and costs for catch
ing small bass out of season. Both
peace court.
Brown License Granted-Marriage
! license was granted Homer L. Brown,
cement contractor, and Minerva J.
Marhsall, both of Richmond by County
/ Clerk Meredith Monday morning.
Want Billy Sunday-Pastors of the
Ministerial association enthusiast tical-
ly greeted the report of the evange.
listc committee that Billy Sunday had
expressed his desire to come to Rich
mond in the spring of 1922, and had
been definitely secured. Prof Lewis
Jones of Earlham was given a vote of
thanks following his presentation of
a paper On The Contribution of Arch
aeology to the Bible"
Ben Hur Degree Team-Officials
Monday issued a call for members of
the Ben Hur degree team to meet in