Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 322, 24 November 1920 — Page 2
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TliJS KiCHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM;. RICHMOND. IND.. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 24, 1920.
LIVING COST HITS -ENGLISH BISHOPS; GIVE UP RESIDENCES
? (By Associated Pries si LONDON Nov. 24 High dignitaries of-the English church are finding difficuif in "making their official stipends .meet ;(he high cost or iivng. , Drl Wilmington Ingram, the .bishop of XondoD.;-has leased his town mansion in -St,T James square and announces l,hat he , is. Quite prepared, to give up Puiham' Palace, his magnificent officlaf residence. The bishop's stipend is - 10,00.0 a year. Being a man of - simple habits, he does not spend $1,000 a 1 year on himself, -yet he is' Often " heard to say that he Is
"worse off now than when he was a
curate The Archbishop of York and primate of England, Cosmo Gordon Lang, declares that ltvis quite impossible for him to nvaintain his home. Bishopthorpe Palace, and entertain his clergy adequately on his official income of 9,000. a year, although he Is a bachelors-says the Evening Standard. The Bishop of Winchester, with 6,500 annual Income, is in a similar
pugm.-, lie nas 10 maintain rarnuaiui Castle, the largest bishop's palace inj
this country;; with a deer , park which is one of the" sights of England. The Bishop of - Litchfield definitely announces; that, he is about to change his palace for - a small house. He states r hat,. althoughthe . yearly income of his see is 4.200, the necessary official charges leave; him only J,200 for the upkeep of the palace, which really requires 2,00 per year. The Bishop of Worcester, who draws 3,900, is also considering the advisability of leasing his vast palace, Hartlebury Castle, to take a more Oodeet dwelling. .....
Young Business Men " Urge Buying at Home A "Buy at Home" campaign of an educational nature will be started by the Young Men's Business club in the near future. A committee is to be appointed by the president to outline the best methods of publicity to the club. Walter Fulghum, who presided at the meeting Tuesday night in the K. of P. building, presented a detailed outline of the new proposed chamber of commerce. He stated that the purposes of the young men's club and the commerce organization were different and would not conflict in any manner. The club discussed.- the proposed body and it seemed to be the almost unanimous opinion that the Young Men's Busines club indorse the chamber of commerce. A committee is to be appointed by the president to the president to attend 4o the co-operative "efforts of the business club.
dently not heard. Both bodies were badly mangled. BLOOMINGTON Virginia May Dickerson, 2 years old, daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Roy Dickerson, of this city, is dead following eating a quantity of
istrychnine tablets. The child found
the tablets on the floor. LAFAYETTE Sheriffs from 25 Indiana counties held a meeting here with the sheriff of Tippecanoe county,
(for the purpose of drafting a petition 1 to be presented to the legislature askI ing a substantial increase in salaries I and fees.
FRIENDS TO HONOR MEMORY OF PILGRIMS
MADDY WILL DIRECT 2 OF CITY'S BANDS
Christian Church Boys 1 - r 'Serve Supper to Girls l Boys of the Christian Endeavor of j the First Christian church will serve the girls of the organization with a Vabbit supper Friday night, Dec. 3. This treat is the outcome of a conSte.st between the two groups during J the past few months. Announcement has been made that 'each boy of the society must furnish two rabbits for the occasion. Present plans indicate that many of the rab- ; bits for the supper will be. obtained by 'a hunting expedition;-"- rr" 5; '
IGrieswell Injured In I ' Automobile Collision ' Vtrv painful injuries were sustained ;Iby Louis W. Grieswell, 520 South '' Ninth street, when he was struck by !?an automobile, on South Eighth street, .between B and C streets, while riding bicycle to work. The car was driven by John Fisher, living about three mile's south of Richmond on the 'Straight line pike. ''. According to the story told by "Mr. JtGrieswell, he was riding his bicycle in '. the gutter, and going north. . Fisher, ! !who was also going north, endeavorJ ed to avoid a street car coming sooth. I and turned into the gutter. Fisher ater told Grieswell that mist on his ; windshield obstructed his view. ; Grieswell was pinned beneath the . car and it was necessary to lift a ; wheel from his shoulder before he could be extricated. lie suffered a deep scalp wound and setere injuries ;rto his right shoulder, ; - Mr. Grieswell. said he had to jump 'from his bicycle Tuesday night to 'avoid bieng run down by an automobile.
Prof. J. E. Maddy, .supervisor of music in the Richmond schools, and director of the Richmond Symphony orchestra, has accepted the directorship of the Richmond City and American Legion bands. Roland Nusbaum, whom he succeeds a3 director of the American Legion band, was forced to resign because of business duties. Lee B. Nusbaum. who resigned the leadership of the city band, was unanimously elected vice president of the organ ization at its meeting Monday evening. Richmond City band will be madu into a concert band by Director Maddy and 30 more players wll be added to its personnel. The new concert band voted to offer its services to the Chamber of Cjomeree for its organization meeting on Dec. .1. Later a winter concert will be put on by the band. . Prof. Maddy is attracting much attention by his work in the musical field here. He has organized an orchestra in each of the grade schools, besides the one in Garfield and the two in high school. Classes in violin and piano also have been started for grade school children under his super vision, which give the children an opportunity to study under excellent teachers at a very small cost. At the high school, a glee club, several choruses and the high school band have been organized under his supervision. His ability as a director was revealed at the concert of the Richmond Symphony orchestra on Nov. 15.
In memory of the Pilgrims of 300 years ago, a brief hisjory and pageant will be given at; South Eighth street Friends church next Friday beginning at 7:30 p. m. .That part of fhe membership whose birthdays occur in the
:iast quarter of the year are to enter
tain the est of the church. -They will commemorate the work of the Pilgrims in their contribution to freedom in religion and democracy. (1) "The Pilgrim Fathers", (2) "The Mayflower Compact", (3) "Stories of An Adventure". (4) "Pilgrims Going to Chnrch", (5) "The First Thanksgiving" will be visualized with appropriate exercises. Music will be furnished by the orchestra. Recitations, the pageant, a social hour and light refreshments will occupy the evening. Members of the church and Bible school and congregation and any whom they may bring are .most welcome.
sentenced to terms varying from one; to twelve months in prison. Five .of the .accused persons were acquitted. .;'JT M. I , .j.'.-. 1 Acute Bread Shortage i Prevails in Madrid MADRID, Nov. 23. This city and its immediate neighborhood is again in the grasp of an acute bread shortage. In the poor districts bread lines half a mile long form.in the early hours this morning and the people remained for hours, outside the bakers despite the sharpness of the weather. i Efforts are being made by the government to improve the situation by
Lifcsuing bread from military bakeries,'
but matters have been rendered difficult " by roaster bakers who refused to grant-wage increases demanded by the men. Bakery employees, as a reFult threaten a general strike. In the,
meantime ordinary loaves of bread are
i virtually unobtainable. . I
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GERMANS ATTACK CONSULATE GIVEN PRISON SENTENCE BRESLAU, Germany. Nov. 24. Fifteen persons accused of the recent attack on the French consulate here have been found guilty and have been
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SOL MEREDITH POST TO ATTEND FUNERAL All members of the Sol Meredith Post, G. A. R., are requested to meet at the court house, Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock sharp, to attend the fu.neral services of our late comrade, Henry C. Fox.
Indiana Brevities V- f ANDERSON A freight car on the Big Four railroad struck and instantly killed Miss Edna Hollingsworth. 21 years old, and Miss Flossie Russell. 16 years old, both residents of Summitville. The two had just visited a neighbor and were walking the tracks home. Members of the crew of a freight train standing on the main track shouted warnings, but were evi-
Frank Graherman Dead
i In Residence of Son 'Frank Graberman, 90 years old, died! Tuesday morning at the home of his ! "ran. the Rev. William Graberman, or) tLawrenceburg,. Ind, . He was a resi- : dent of this city for many years. Mr. j Graberman was a member of St. ' Jo' -n's Lutheran church. ! ' He is survived by one son, William Graberman. of Lawrenceburg, and three step-children. Mrs. Rehling, Mrs. Henry Weyman and Henry Iserman, I all of Richmond. Funeral services will be conducted! from the home of Henry Iserman, 325 j South Eleventh street, at 1:30. p. m. Thursday and at St. John's church at, '.2 p. m. .Burial will be in the Lutheran '. cemetery. The Rev. A. L. " Nicklass j :will officiate. Friends may call Thurs-1 day morning. . j Harry . Burris Enters I Final Rest; 51 Years Old Harry K. Burrjs, 51 years old, died early Wednesday morning at his home cast of the city. He had been a resident of the community nearly his entire life. He formerly drove a merchant delivery truck in this city. He J survived by his widow, two sons and two daughters j Funeral servic es will bo conducted j from the home of his brother-in-law,1 John Miller. 211 South Eighth street.1 Friday at 2 p. m. Burial will be in the' Lutheran cemetery. The Rev J. J. j
Rae will officiate. Friends may call st any time.
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