Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 111, 20 March 1920 — Page 9

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, FEB. 20, 1920.

PAGE ELEVEN

TEACHERS OF 6TH DISTRICT TO MEET AT SHELBYVILLE

The Sixth District Educational association will meet at Shelbyville, April 2 and 3. The plans are almost perfected nd the meeting promises to be one in which every teacher will be greatly interested. Many Richmond teachers are planning to attend. On Friday evening, April 2, at 7:20, the teachers will hear George A. H. Shideler. general superintendent of the

Indiana Reformatory, at Jefferson-

ville. Mr. Shideler will speak on the topic "Some of Whom Were Lost but Afterwards Found." On Saturday, April 3 from 9:30 to 10:45 a. m., four seperate conferences on English will bo held as follows:

. 1 Primary, Grades 1-3, Miss Lora Pearson, chairman; 2 Intermediate, Grades 4-6, Miss Eleanor Newman, chairman: 3 Junior High School.

Grades 7-0, A. H. Hines, chairman; 4

Senior High School, Grades 10-12; Mrs Mary M. Glessner, chairman. From 11:00-12:00 the following sec

tions will be held, the name given being that of the leader: 1 Physical

Education, Grades 1-6, M. S. Mahin; 2Manual Training, J. M. McHaffie;

3 Domestic Science, Miss Blanche

Fenimore; 4 Mnsic. Mrs. B. O. Wells: C Art, Miss Mary Overbeck;

6 History and Civics, Miss . Minnie

Torrf 7 Mathematics, A. M. Taylor;

Science, E. B. Butler; 9 Commer

cial, W. R. Terhune. A special meeting of vocational agri

culture persons will be held all day

Saturday. E. L. Austin is chairman.

On Saturday afternoon, April 3, a

general session devoted to "Health 'and Hygiene" will be held. State

'Superintendent I N. Hines, a memJfeber of the state board of health, will tpeak. -' The meetings will be held in the Shelbyville high school building. The Tiigh school cafetaria will serve meals Saturday noon. All teachers In the

district are urged to attend. Detailed programs will be sent out Text week. For further information teachers are asked to -write J. H. Scholl, Rushvllle, chairman of the executive committee. J. W. Holton, of Shelbyville is president. SONG WRITER HELPS TOWN LONDON The author ot the famous war song, "Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit Bag," is now a village garbage collector. True, the position has been conferred upon him os an honorary one, and he has accepted it for one day a week, in response to a garbage collection scandal in hip village. He is George Powell, proprietor of the tavern called the King's Arms, in

the lovely little village of Twyford, ; Jerge,

GENERALISSIMO OF THE WOOD CAMPAIGN

Frank H. tlitchcoek. Frank H. Hitchcock, who has been prominent figure in Republican politics for many years, has been appointed generalissimo of General Wood's campaign. He has started in as both a harmonizer and organizer, and will devote the most of his attention during the next few weeks to the lining up. of Bouthern delegates.

Ohio News Flashes

News and Events Among R. R. Workers

"The boiler-washing building at the

east yards was completed Friday afternoon and active operations were started Saturday morning. The building is a frame structure built around two large tanks, and although about

20 feet west of the roundhouse, is connected with the latter by several large pipes. The building is used when the water is pumped from the boilers of the round house into the large tanks. The round house boilers are then cleaned out and the water from the tanks which is filtered while there, Is pumped back into the

boilers, the whole operation consuming less than 30 minutes.

The ground in front of the power

house, round house, repair shops, storage rooms and master mechanic's office, which becomes a sea of mud

and water when rain seta in, is being

rapidly filled in with cinders. These make rather rough walking at first.

but soon pack into a passable road

way.

Need for laborers in' the car repair

department is acute. Foremen report that the number of mechanics coming

out for work is Increasing, but no la

borer are in sight.

Roy Chiles, Tound house clerk, who

has been absent from work because of the flu, returned to work Friday. There has been a need of clerical help in the roundhouse office. L. G.

Rallsback has been appointed . chief

clerk for the roundhouse office force.

Fou r yard engines were in the roundhouse at one time for repairs, Friday. This slightly held up the

"working over" of several passenger engines, as the yard engines are acute

ly needed. The car repair department is work

Ing at top speed in an endeavor to alleviate partly the car shortage. The

force is considerably short handed.

but in proportion to number is far ahead of the repair department at either Logansport or Columbus. The Richmond shops are not equip ped for the manufacturing of large! parts for locomotives. Consequently

badly needed locomotives are often held idle in the roundhouse while parts are being sent here from Columbus or Altoona. Small parts, however, are manufactured at the Richmond shops.

An unidentified man was taken off

Number 20 Friday evening and taken

to a nearby physician for Illness, be

tween Indianapolis and here. He was

able to resume his Journey later. Nnmber 20 makes no stops between here and Indianapolis. Meat Saving Week Will

Start Monday in State Next week will be "meat saving week" in Indiana. Under tho plan citizens will be asked during that period to retrain from buying the most choice cuts of meats. They will be persuaded to take cuts of round steak and other meats at lower prices than those they have been accustomed to buying. The week will be carried out in cities of eastern and middle western states. It was designed by the department of justice with a view to bringing about a cut in the consumption of the choice cuts of meats and subsequently a reduotion in price. Stanley Wyckoff, fair price commissioner, is in charge of the plan in the state.

BOILS SNOW FOR DIAMOND SIOUX CITY, Iowa Losing a dia

mond from her engagenemt ring, a resident of the town went to the place

where she remembered slipping on the ice, and her hand striking against something hard. She got a truck and carted the snow from the spot to her back yard. Then with the aid of a

washboiler she boiled the snow and

found her diamond.

G.O. P. Politicians To Be Pushed Out of Limelight

By H. 5. Party Leaders Chicago and San Francisco will be

back numbers next June, as far as politics are concerned.

Richmond High school civics stud

ents will have settled the question of

presidential candidates, definitely and

forever, long before that time. Plans are being made to conduct a real national political convention, with delegates from the classes.

The exact routine of a national con

vention will be carried out, with de

bate, appointment of committees, selection of candidates for president and vice-president, and the adoption of

school "politicians" have started work on their nomination speeches. Whether the league of nations covenant, with or without reservations, will be settled at the convention also, has not been announced.

a platform.

The exact date for the convention ered 600 miles without boots

has not been set, but several active clothing hung about him in rags

WALKS 1,000 MILES TO SEE HIS DYING MOTHER BUDAPEST, Hungary.-Misdrag Pokorny, a seventeen-year-old Serbian boy, has arrived at Belgrade after walking from Petrograd, a distance of 1,000 miles. The journey took six months. He had been arrested by the Bolsheviks. He heard his mother was ill and wanted to see him. He escaped from prison. Without funds or food he set out on his tramp. He was arrested many times, but escaped. The mother was overjoyed to see the lad.

In the last three months Misdrag cov-

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STOMACH TROUBLE AND

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COLUMBUS Protetion from the

Lima Natural Gas company was

sought by the. Medina Gas and Fuel

company, which filed an application

with the Ohio Public . utilities com

mission. .

AKRON Two men are held in Jail here as suspects in connection with the murder of Francesco Saporlta,

whose body was found under a bridg

near here. lie had been stabbed 1 times. COSHOCTON Telephrjic communication throughout the county and with the outside world was completely cut off when 30 switchboard operators struck CLEVELAND All of the $50,000

embezzled from the treasury of the j 13 city of Warren by C. B. Kistler, for-jU'-t mer city treasurer, was given to or 1 PSJ

j spent on iirs. Liman jane w iisoii- 1 - jr 1

according to Kistier s aeposi- ur,3kj

Four Days

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY

Berkshire. "I have a horse and cart," ' tion, read in court here. P2rl he said recently, "and next Thursday! HAMILTON Clara, 6-months-old ' rSl 1 shall start work." daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Egidius UftifeJ

His village Just now is seething Nistler, of this city, is dead as a rewith indignation because nobody has suit of burns suffered March 7, whenifjj bid for the contract for garbage col-! the home of the Nistler family was L&Rd lection, which the parish council is ! destroyed by fire. PSH

use in the village Is ajj old one, and for years past there has been no systematic collection of village refuse.

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Miclniioed Theatre Between 6th and 7th, on Main Home of Clearest Pictures In Town LAST TIMES TODAY Margarita Fisher

in-

The Hellion Also Billy West In "The Chauffer"

-SUNDAY-

Rubye De Remer

-in-

"Dust of Desire

Also

95 B Ha

CHARLIE CHAPLIN

-in-

THE FLOOR WALKER

TUESDAY

BILL ROGERS

"Laughing Bill Hyde

Also A Fatty Filbert Comedy

THRUSDAY

ANITA STEWART in "Shadows of the Past" also a Mack Swain Comedy

WEDNESDAY Bessie Barriscale in

"TANGLED THREADS

Third picture of Chief Flynn's Series "A Five Dollar Plate" Also Snub Pollard comedy

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

"BEYOND THE LAW

A Western picture with an allstar cast

vh CLARA K

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y i r

On the topmost

peak of the giant Himalayas,

far above the tim

ber line where age old

glaciers defy mankind

stand three mysterious men. From their souls rad

iate mystery, black art nec

romancy, rne eartn aream reaches out, to touch the stars and watch over the destinies of earth.

"Thou Shalt Be the First," says one unto the other, for In thine eyes is youth . . . therefore we make thee a messenger of our will, many temptations will beset thee but know that the more thy feet shall bleed the whiter shall thy soul be.

And setting forth this wierd and strange looking "Yogi" launched his fateful will about a legion of souls.

KJKJ

The Misery of an Age The mad rage of Poverty The anger of an outraged Faith The ecstasy of Success The fear of Betrayal

in a thunderbolt of dramatic force the most important dramatic engagement of her career.

The tale of a soul's turmoil midst

The heights of happiness The depths of misery The extremes of joy and gloom

Cast Extraordinary Including MILTON SILLS VINCENT SERRANO GARETH HUGHES WM. COURT LEIGH PAULINE STARKE EDMUND LOWE And others

This is the theme of this great, new, intense, document Don't miss it.

Admission:

Will Rogers "JUBILO"

Gr J)

Adults 35c Children 15c This Includes War Tax

Added Attraction BIG V COMEDY HARRY MANN in "PIPE DREAMS AND PRIZES"

-Coming Thursday, Friday and Saturday '

A hobo's misadventure In the land ot romance and work it's bright and funny It throbs with the real drama of human lives.

Also

a Gail Henry Comedy