Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 151, 6 May 1921 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND 'SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, 1ND., RlDAY, MAY 6, 1921.

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DETAILED SURVEY OF $ INDIANA SCHOOLS IS PLANNED BY M'GRAY

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school system is to 1- diagnosed this year to learn what is the trouble with it. Everything that goes to make up the system in the state Is to be investigated with a view to raising th educational standard of Indiana among other states. No longer does Indiana rank among the leaders in education and the problem Is to find what is the trouble and what may be done to improve condii tions. Facing this situation the last stUe legislature authorized ' the appointment by Governor McCray of a reboot survey commission, the personnel of which will soon be announced ly the governor. May Get Experts. As the forerunner to th selection of the commission, which the governor plans will direct the survey rather than do the actual work, Governor McCray has written to the Russell Sage Foundation, the Rockefeller Foundation and the Carnegie Institute to learn on what conditions experts may be sent to Indiana to make the diagnosis. Replies have not yet been received but the governor's plans call for a survey being made by experts in on way connected with the Indiana educational system. His program' has been indorsed and advocated by some educational leaders in the state. In short the survey is expected to provide the information that will give the Indiana school authorities the basis for placing the Indiana schools as the leaders of the country, the accomplishment of which ' was urged by the governor in his first 5 message to the state legislature.

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MRS. NEWBERRY AGAIN HEADS NEEDLEWORK GUILD. PHILADELPHIA, Pa., May 6 Mrs. Truman H. Newberry, Detroit, Mich., was re-elected president of the Needlework Guild of America at its annual session here Thursday.

Commandery. One hundred Knights Templar of Richmond lodge are expected to attend Ascension day services in the First Presbyterian church, Sunday morning. . Knights will assemble at the asylum at 9:30 o'clock sharp, in full uniform without sword. Drill will be held by the Commandery on the fourth floor oi the Masonic temple at 7 o'clock Monday night. This drill meeting is in preparation for the Grand Commandery's 67th annual conclave, to be held in Indianapolis. Wednesday, May 11. Every Commandery in the state is to be well represented at the Indianapolis meeting. Richmond is planning on approximately 100. They will be at the Pennsylvania station at 8:45 o'clock Wednesday morning, in full uniform. A prize is offered for the Commandery having the highest percentage of Sir Knights in line in the big stat-3 parade. The local Commandery is planning to bring back the trophy. An elaborate program has been arranged in Indianapolis for the entertainment of state commanderies. Masonic Council.

Super-Excellent Master's degree will be conferred by the Council Thursday, night May 19. Between 50 and 75 candidates from Richmond and community are expected to take the degree. A banquet will follow the work. All members are urged to attend the subscription dance to be given by the Council Thursday night,. May 12. Pryor's orchestra, of Eaton, O., will furnish the music. Red Men. ' The trip to Greenville. O.. where the local lodge was to confer degrees, has been postponed. Only the regular meeting is to be held Friday night. Ben-Hur. A public card party will be given in the Ben Hur hall, over the American Trust and Savings bank, Thursday

The usual Saturday night will not be given tomorrow

will be made by Dr. George " Hunt, i Paul Comstock. Carl Wjiiman V. R. ',

Church'ell -and Raymond Mather, who

were appointed by Exalted Ruler Howard Hunt, Thursday evening. .-.. I. O.-.O. F. ' Third degree, will be conferred by the Odd Fellows at. their- regular meeting, Friday night. . - K. of-P. ' The famous Oregon drill , team of the Oregon lodge at K. of P. Dayton, O.. will give an entertainment in the Coliseum on the night of Friday, May 27. Coming with the team, will be a jazz orchestra, which is to take part in tho evening's program. Tickets' are now in the hands of local K. of P. members for sale. . Eagles. F. M. Boyer was elected worthy president of the local Eagles lodge, at the last meeting. 'Other officers elected follows: Frank Lehman, past worthy president; William Schneider, worthy- vice-president; Harry McBride, chaplain; August Johanning. secretary; H. R, VanZant, treasurer: Dr. E. H. Mendenball and Dr. Hufnagle, physicans; Frank Lehman, Albert Handley and Charles Eubank, trustees; John ' Kenerim, outside guard ; Raymond Snelly, inside guard : and August Johanning, Frank Lehman and Elmer Hawkins, deleearpa tn tv

state aerie convention, to be held in South Bend, Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday of next week.

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ABINGTON EXERCISES TO BE HELD MAY 18 " ABINGTON; Ind.i May 6 The Abingtoh Township "cemmencement for i he -eighth grade pupils will he held in the K. of P. hall Wednesday "evening. May 18. Those in the graduating class

are, Miss Matilda Weiss, from the Steven's school; Miss Elsie Houser, Morris Wright and Paul Clevenger f r6m the Helms school, and Mamie Holler and Ralph Williams from the Abington school. The teachers are Miss. Dorothea Brown, teacher of the Stevens School; Miss Hilda Henwood, teacher of Helm's School, and Miss Carrie Hoover, teacher of Abington School; Trustee is Mr. E. J. Wright.

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Arrangements for the observance of Flag Day by Richmond lodge of Elks

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Admiralty Pocahontas Goal For reasons which we advertised early in the season, it has become necessary to withdraw all prices on Admiralty Pocahontas Coal. We still have this coal available but not for prices which ordinary Pocahontas Coal is sold for in this town. Richmond Coal Company Phones 3165-3379

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