Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 137, 20 April 1921 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1921

?AGE THREE q

COMMITTEES MEET, BUT FAIL TO ADJUST -EATON PHONE BATTLE

BATON, O., April 20. After a conference between three committees Tuesday afternoon nothing definite accomplished in the way of settlement' of the local telephone war. The situation was discussed from all angles but nothing developed that ga.ve semblance of hope of adjustment, according to members of the committee. The three committees were representative of the local business men, the telephone company and the organization of former patrons, the latter and the company being at "outs" and the business men's committee acting as mediator in the conference. Charles Freeh, V. V. Brumbaugh, A. H. Christman, W. C. Gross and I. C. Baker represented the business men. The telephone company was represented by C. B. Cokefalr, Elam Fisher, L. D. Lesh, and U. J. Poffenberger, officers or directors. Jesse Sherer, R.

J. Scheid. Charles and John O'Hara

and Clarence Thompson appeared for the organisation of former patrons. j The organization of patrons will hold a meeting Wednesday night in the courthouse. A committee will report on the resuit of a campaign conducted in the last, few days to get business men to take out their telephones. The campaign was halted Saturday pending developments in the conference of the three committees Tuesday. The campaign was reopened this morning. Aftermath of Howell Death. By authority of probate court the estate of Tester Arnold Howell, 22. of West Manchester, killed by a Pennsylvania train, is privileged to settle with the railway company for $1,000 for the death of Howell. Howell and another young man and two girls were killed June IS. 1920, on a railway crossing near New Paris, when a Pennsylvania passenger train struck an automobile in which they were riding. Ievt Creamer, 16: Helen Teas, 20. and Jeannette as, lfi.

sisters, all of West Manchester, were!

the other persons killed. Dayton Visitors Here. Central Christian church, Dayton, will be represented here Thun?dav nie-ht at ftvansreliRtic services beine

conducted in Barron Street Christian j

church, accorrline to advices received bv the Rev. K. W. Fitch, pastor. Wi'liam Street Christian church will send a delegation Friday night, according o present plans. The meetings are being conducted bv Evangelist Bowman Hostetler, of Greenville. Consider Oil Bids. Bids ranine from 5V, cents to 10 cents for furnishing 20,000 gallons of oil for the city streets have been received and opened by the city council. It is probable action on the bids will not be taken before next week.

Chester M. E. Church to Welcome Pastor CHESTER, . Ind.. April 20. The Methodist church at Chester will give a reception and banquet Thursday

evening, welcoming to the the new pastor who has just been assigned to the Chester circuit. All members and friends of the church are invited to be present and to get acquainted with the pastor. A special invitation is extended to members of the congregation of the Webster Methodist church.

FARM LOAN OFFICIALS FORM NATIONAL BODY

WASHINGTON, gates from Farm

April 20. Deleloan associations

throughout the United States were here today to organize the national union of farm loan associations. Seventeen millions out of the total twenty-four million dollar capital stock of the twelve federal farm loan banks were said to be owned by tha associations. The convention will ask

I for an increase to $25,000 of the max

imum which a federal loan bank may loan to individual borrowers. The program included addresses by former Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo; Senators Capper, Republican, Kansas, and Fletcher, Democrat, Flor. Ida, and former Senator Hollis. of New Hampshire.

ENLIST CLERGY AID IN PLACING MEDALS

In its efforts to place the Victory medal in the hands of the veterans of World war, the war department has invoked the aid of the clergymen of the country, a letter from Colonel John T. Axton, chief of chaplains, has been sent to 115,000 pastors of all denominations, asking that they direct the attention of ex-soldiers and their families to the fact that the Victory medal is now being distributed and

mat application blanks may be se cured from the commanding officer of any army post, camp or station, or

from Victory medal officers who have replaced recruiting officers in most of j

the larger cities of the country. Colonel Axton has already received many favorable responses to his re

quest from the leaders in the religious j

worm, secretaries or tne x. w. j. A. and Knights of Columbus have also been asked to encourage application for this medal.

The Shah of Persia possesses an

armchair made of rolid gold, inlaid !

with precious stones.

Appeal School Rule in Jackson Township An appeal to the Indiana supreme court has been taken on the recent ruling in Wayne circuit court mandating Amos E. Ely, township trustee f Jackson township to act with the consolidated school board of Cambridge City and Jackson township. Notice of appeal and filing of bond was com pleted Tuesday afternoon by Denver Harlan, attorney for the trustee and school district. This probably will be the final action taken by the Jackson township school patrons on their petition asking to withdraw from the consolidation of the schools of Cambridge City and Jackson township. The fight over this action has extended over the past seven months.

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