Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 184, 11 June 1920 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1920.

News of Railroad and Industrial Workers

Just because you're a train traveller ia no reason why you should be deprived of the latest news, thinks the Pennsylvania railroad. Bulletins from the Republican convention were being rushed aboard every Pennsy train passing through Richmond, Friday. They were taken by the conductors to the individual cars and read.

BILLS ARE MAILED FOR INCOME TAX COLLECTION Bills for the second installment of the income tax for 1919, due on or before June 15. have been mailed to taxpayers. Unlike the bills of last year, those of 1920 are nondetachable and are expected to be returned intact, accompanied by a check or money order. "Payment in this manner is particularly desirable," says William L. Elder,' collector of internal revenue. "It helps the taxpayer by saving him a trip to the collector's office. Failure of a taxpayer to receive a bill does not relieve him of his obligation to pay his tax within the time specified, according to Mr. Elder. Checks should be made payable to "collector of internal revenue," and may be sent to the office at Indianarolls or at New Albany, Evansville, Terre Haute. Lafayette, Logansport, Ft. Wayne, South Bend, Gary, M uncle, or Richmond.

Street Oiling To Commence The work of oiling the strets will be commenced immediately upon the arrival of the cars of oil. Two cars have been ordered for July. All petitions for oiling must be filed with the city clerk on or before July 10. in order that the engineer may determine what quantity of oil should bp ordei-pd.

Board of Review Races Through Corporations Fast Statements of the following Wayne county corporations had been considered and, assessments made by the Board of Review Friday: Champion Roller Mills Co., Campfield Raggle Block Co., Bender's Ice Cream Co., Richmond Co-Operative Co., Richmond Chair Factory, SwayneRobinson Co., Pilot Motor Car Co., Seidel Buggy Co., United Refrigerator Co., Richmond Typewriter Exchange, The Richmond Model Clothing Co., Stafford Motor Car Co., Richmond Gravel Co., Richmond Electric CoStanley Plumbing Co., Richmond Exhibition Co., Richmond Air Compressor Co., Steins Shoe Co., The Starr Piano Co., The State Investment and Loan Co., The Richmond Home Construction Co., The Richmond Coco Cola Bottling Co., Rapp's Cut Price Co., Richmond Lumber Co., Tiger Coal and Supply Co., Richmond Piston Ring Co., Vajen Helmet Co., Welfare Loan Co. Society, Wilmor Building Co., Williams Furniture Co., Webb-Cole, man Co., Wayne Ice Co., County Abstract Co.

"Y" HAS OPTION ON GOOD SITE FOR SUMMER CAMP Thomas P. Wilson, boys' secretary of the Y. M. C. A., said Friday that he felt that the association was for-

tunate in getting an option on a very pUndon and Mary B. Dundon to Thorn

beautiful site for the proposed boys'

eummer camp. Plans were made at a meeting of the boys' work committee Thursday night, and they will be presented to the board of directors of the "Y" which meets at 6 p. m. dinner Friday, for their approval. The boys' work committee Is composed . of E. H. Hasemeier. N. C. Heironimus, H. H. MoComb, Harry C. Doan. the Rev. A. H. Backus, W. G. Bate and E. B. Knollen-berg.

Circuit Court

as F. Whelan, lot 555 in the Elizabeth Starr addition to Richmond; $1. George L. Klein and Catherine Klein to W. N. Johnson Auto Sheet Metal Co., lot 10 in the Klein and Ferguson sub-division, and parts of lota 10 and 11 In the town of Oakland, now Poe and Hittle addition to Richmond.

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MARRIAGE LICENSES Theodore Thurston, farmer, of Union City, O., and Mrs. Ethel Thurston, at home, Richmond. Earl J. Wright, business man, and Ruth M. Samms, at home, both of

menmond. Daniel M. Finch, machinist, and!

aiamie Frock, no occupation, both of Richmond. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Smith Ross and Caroline E. Ross to Charley Burns and Ida Burns. 30 feet off entire west side of a strip of land; 39 feet off entire east side of lot No. 24 in Sarah Sander's addition to Richmond, $1,250. Bridget Dundon, Margaret A. Dun

don, Hannah E. Dundon, Cathryn E.

OHIO FEDERATION WILL SEND SPEAKERS, IT SAYS Ohio Farm Bureau Federation officials announced Friday that if invitations can be obtained from chambers of commerce and other commercial bodies they will send speakers to forum dinners and other gatherings of 6uch organizations to explain what the federation is aiming to accomplish, affecting the city people. The federation points out that farming is really a business and that the farm bureau is simply business organi7Prl it irsits that it is a helping hand rather than a big stick.

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Bolsheviki Again Advance (By Associated Press) LONDON, June 11-Bolshevik forces fighting north and south of Kiev have again advanced, according to a wire less message from Moscow quoting an official statement issued there yesterday.

City Lodges

RED MEN Four candidates will be given the Hunters and Warriors degree Friday night. COMMANDERY A dance and entertainment will be given for the members of the commandery and their families next Monday night. May 14. All sojourning members of the commandery and their families are Invited. BEN HUR Four candidates were obligated at the meeting of Ben Hur lodge, Thursday night. A special committee was appointed to assist the regular entertainment committee In arranging a social and dance to be given Saturday night, June 19. The Joint committee will meet at the home of Mrs. Garnet Thompson, next Monday night. Plans were discussed at the meeting Thursday night for the entertainment of the Indianapolis tribe of Ben Hur, at the first meeting in July. EAGLES Over 200 candidates will be given the initiatory service in the Eagles lodge next Wednesday evening, June 16. State Secretary Dillingham will

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be present and will delivar a short address to the newly initiated men. The work will be given by the Indianapolis degree team. The Initiation will be followed by a banquet. All of the candidates are urgently requested to be at the hall by 7 p. m. The last dance of the season will be given next Thursday evening for the members of the lodge and their families. ELKS All Elks who exDeet to nttonri tha

national convention of Elks at Chi

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A special notice of the convention and program was mailed out to each member of the lodge Friday. To Ration Sugar June 21 NEW YORK. June 11. Rationing of rugar as in war time will go into effect in hotels and restaurants throughout the country, June 21. Armin W. Riley, rpecial assistant to Attorney General Palmer announced here today.

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