Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 172, 28 May 1920 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1920.

JOHNSON WILL NOT . BOLT; FAMILY ROW, HOT DEATH QUARREL CONCORD, N. H., May. 24. Senator Hiram W. Johnson, of: California, de dared in a political address here to day that he would not "bolt" the Republican party at Chicago if ha should not be chosen as the Republican pres

idential nominee there. "I now am engaged in a family quarrel, wholly a family quarrel," Senator Johnson said, "and when the selection is made at Chicago in two weeks the quarrel will be ended." Senator Johnson also spoke today at Greensboro, and will deliver several addresses in the state tomorrow. He told his audience at Greensboro that he came to North Carolina "fighting organized politics and organized wealth." Major General Ieonard Wood, another candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, will invade North Carolina tomorrow and will deliver speeches at Greensboro, Winston-

Salem and Asheville. CHICAGO, May 28. National committeemen who are gathering here for the opening of the hearing on contests Monday, received with interest today the reports of Senator Hiram Johnson's speech at Concord, N. C, in which he denied that he would "bolt" the convention if not nominated. The probable attitude of the senator in case of defeat in the convention has been the source of speculation for weeks along "Presidential row," and his pronouncement on the subject was received with visible relief. "I'm glad to hear that," said A.- T. Hert, of Kentucky, chairman of the

Convention Committee on Arrange

ments. "I have thought all along that would be Mr. Johnson's decision."

News of the Counties

and Mandelle Hannah; north, Bennle Burt and Kenneth Wright. Bouquets, Tessa Blose, Bessie Alexander, Luclle Robinson, Mr.s Klncholoe, and Bernice

Burt. Training Children, Irene Austin snd Marlam Woods. The children, aged 6 to 12 will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 p. m. BETHEL. Ind. Decoration dav will

be observed here next Saturday after

noon at two o clock. Brother Livengood, of Richmond, will speak In the

pchurch and Brother Gullldge will speak

at the cross streets for the unknown

dead soldiers and sailors. The Har

lan band of Richmond has been em

ployed to furnish the music The annual June meeting will be held the second Sunday in June. The meetings have been an annual affair for about 33 years. It used to be called the old fashioned singing, but is now called

the annual Home Coming. Every body Is invited. It will be an all day affair. Dinner will be served In the

Century hall.

WHITEWATER, Ind. Committees have been appointed for Memorial Day, May 30, as follows : Decoration of

church, Ross White, Minnie White,

William Bennett and Minnie Robin

son; Flowers, east, Harold Blose and

Earnest Newman; south, Rex Blose, and Willard Blose; west, Gayle Hunt,

Established 70 Years

We Have Always Talked QUALITY

Whether it's a dollar alarm clock or a diamond or watch repairing everything in the store and the series of successes that have been repeating themselves here prove that the public is always glad to know facts. In all things which go to make a jewelry store a desirable place to trade, we offer safety, solidity, courtesy, and legitimate, conservative business methods. O. E. Dickinson . "Richmond' Largest and Most Reliable Jewelry House"

Masonic Calendar

Friday, May 28. King Solomon's Chapter, No. 4, R. A. M. Called meet

ing; work in the Past and Most Ex

cellent Master's degrees.

Say City Passengers Hog

Seats on T. H. I. & E. Cars; Greenfield Protests Rises Alleged usurpation of seats by Indianapolis city passengers In the interurban cars of the Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction company was complained of by citizens of Greenfield Thursday before the public service commission In Indianapolis at a hearing on a cross-petition filed in connection with the company's petition for increased rates. William A. Hughes, city attorney of Greenfield, brought out that Greenfield passengers are charged 18 cents for riding from the Indianapolis city limits to the trac

tion staUon, while Indianapolis city

passengers make the same trip for a

5-cent fare. It was brought out that the fare

from Greenfield to the Indianapolis

city limits is 46 cents, and from Green

field to Indianapolis 64 cents, or 18 cents more for the trip inside of the city. Indianapolis citizens, particularly citizens of Irvington, who make use of tbe traction cars, make the same trip tor 5 cents. The Greenfield petitioners are asking that the rates for Indianapolis city passengers be changed. It was pointed cut that the interurban companies en-

ternar the citv are under frnnrhU tn

take city passengers for a 5-cent fare.

While there has been no complaint from Richmond- or Wayne county persons, the condition complained of by Greenfield would of course, apply here.

UNION CITY GIRL WINS FELLOWSHIP AWARD AT W. U. WINCHESTER, ind.. May 28. Miss Sarah Louise Proctor, of Union City, who will graduate from the University of Wisconsin, in June, has been awarded a fellowship in the research department of the Woman's Educational and Industrial Union of Boston. This will

give Miss, Proctor the unusual oppor

tunity of a year's special research work under the direction of the foremost educators'in America. Miss Proc

tor was recommended for the honor by the dean of her department at the Wisconsin university. Candidates from

many of the greatest educational institutions in the country were entered in competition for the award.

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CLOSED MONDAY ON ACCOUNT OF DECORATION DAY

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