Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 290, 18 October 1921 — Page 12

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AUTO LICENSE TAGS MAY BE ISSUED HERE,

SAYS STATE OFFICIAL

Automobile license tags probably will be Issued next year right here in Richmond, through the Hoosier State Automobile association at its local headquarters at 12 North Tenth ttreet. H. D. McClelland, head of the motor vehicle department under Ed Jackson, secretary of state, and M. E. Xoblet, manager of the Hoosier State Automobile association were in Richmond Tuesday, conferring with Fred Bethard. director of the Hoosier State Automobile association, and with L B. Campbell, who has been acting as manager of the Wayne county branch cf the automobile association during th past summer. Mr. McClelland stated that the present headquarters could be arranged very satisfactorily and that in all probability final arrangements would be completed with the automobile association to go ahead and issue the tags. ThU will mean that any automobile owner who applies at the office of the Hoosier Automobile association can fill in his application blank, pay the money and get the license tags without having to send to Indianapolis as heretofore. Must Present Certificate. It ill be necessary, according to instructions from Mr. McClelland, that in each instance the owner present his certificate of title so that it may be Inspected at the time the application I for license tags is made out These applications must be made in person and can not be handled by mail. There are a great many motorists in Richmond and Wayne county, according to Mr. Campbell, who have not yet learned that during the past summer touring information has been supplied to motorist from local headquarters. Auto trail maps, wall maps and various other types of information have been available at headquarters I here so that the tourists as well as ' local people have been getting real horvice. Expect More Members It is expected that local membership in the Hoosier State Automobile association will be greatly increased as the public learns to know more of what is going on. At present Richmond probably has a smaller membership than any of the other branches throughout the state where the automobile association has arranged to issue license tags. "We have really made no particular effort," said Mr. Noblett, "to increase our membership in Richmond partly because we have had so much road marking and sign posting and organization work to. look after in other parts of the state and partly because we wanted the service started in Richmond some time ahead of the membership work. "Another thing that the local automobile owner does not realize is that in all the larger towns throughout Indiana any member may have first aid mechanical service, towing service or gasoline delivery within a radius of five miles free of charge as one of the benefits of membeiship in the Automobile association. In Richmond the member simply calls 2600 and then the operator relays the call to the dealer of whatever car is in distress. If it happens that the call comes after these places are closed arrangements have been made to give night service." "It is high time," said Mr. Eethard, "that the motorists of this county realize that it is not only an opportunity but that they are under obligaions to belong to the Hoosier Automobile association by virtue of the fact that all the road and motoring legislation se

cured In Indiana, the road marking and sign posting, the supplying of touring Information and the protection to the motoring public has been through the co-operative work and leadership of the Hoosier State Automobile association which has membership organizations In all counties in the state."

SOCIETY

(Continued from Page Four) held this week, until next week, has been announced. Mrs. C. H. Turner will entertain Jov Bearers of Trinity Lutheran church Tuesday evening at her home on South B street The Home department and cradle roll of East Main street Friends church will be entertained at a social in the church parlors from 2 until 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. All women of Fairview are invited to attend the masquerade party to be given at Sevastapol school at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday evening. Everyone must come masked Each person i3 to bring 10 cent3 for refreshments. The mariage of Miss Irma Wilkins to Edmund Iserman took 'place at the parsonage of St. Paul's Lutheran church, at 7 o'clock, Monday evening, the Rev. J. P. Miller, pastor of the church officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Burto nCarr, of Westcott Place, are spending a few days at French Lick. Eugene Quigg. of South Twelfth street, has returned from Chicago and is spending a few days in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jefferies and son, Robert. Mr. Elmer Davis and Mr. Frank Verrege, motored to Greenville, Ohio, Sunday. Mrs. Clara B. Graves will go to Indianapolis, Wednesday to attend the convention of the Indiana-Parents-Teachers association, to be held at the Claypool hotel. A Hallowe'en party for members of the Greenbrier Community club will be given Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Marcella Baumer, on the Salisbury road. Mrs. Fritz Hohenstein will entertain for the H. B. club Wednesday afternoon at her home, 10 Laurel street Mrs. Josephine Stanley will be hostess to the Neighborly club Wednesday afternoon. The Jolly Nine Sheephead club will be entertnined Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Walter Ellis, of North welfth street. The Junior Art association meeting has been postponed this week it is announced, on account of Teachers' Institute in Indianapolis. Date for the next meeting will be announced later. Circle One of the First Presbyterian church will be entertained Wednesday by Mrs. Ida Lemon, at her home, assisted by Mrs. Ed. Haseltine. Section One, Ladies' and Pastor's union, of Grace church, will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. E. O Ryan, 2100 Main street. Miss Miriam Jordan, 320 Pearl

street, will be hostess to an important I business meeting of the Oinis Melas J

urged to be present. The Aftermath club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Miss Mary A Stubbs at her home, 1200 North G. street. A card party and luncheon will be given Thursday evening, Oct. 20, in the Knights of Columbus hall under the auspices of the Ladies' auxiliary, A. O. H. The Little Light Eearers of Reid Memorial church are having a social at the church Tuesday afternoon. Section Three, Ladies' and Pastor's union, of Grace church, will meet with

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, 1ND., TUESDAY, OCT. 18, 1921.

Christian Church Rally, Homecoming at Manchester WEST MANCHESTER, O., Oct 18 The Christian church people will celebrate rally day and homecoming day next Sunday. A special program has been prepared appropriate to both services. Miss Alice Sceurman, chief operator at the local telephone exchange, and Harvey Banflll, fanner, of Eldorado, were quietly married on Friday evening at the home of Rev. J. H. Blackford at Eldorado. The Miamisburg choir will give a cantata at 7:30 Saturday evening at the Christian church. A series of evangelistic, meetings 13 in progress at Prices Creek church. A special purity service will be held on Sunday, Oct. 23. Subject, "The White Slave Traffic and Social Purity".

Mrs. John Lloyd. 31 North Fifth st. Wednesday afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Garwood Iredell and Mrs. S. H. Hodgin will be hostesses to the Athenaea society, Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Iredell near New Paris. Al members who wish to go in the hack are asked to notify Mrs. Erie L. Reynolds by Wednesday morning. Mrs. Charles Whiteman will entertain members of the Good-Will class of the First Methodist church at home. 531 South Tenth street, Friday instead of Thursday afternoon. Members are asked to note change in date. The Women's Loyal club will hold its regular meeting Wednesday evening, at 7:39 o'clock, at the Moose home on North Tenth street A picnic lunch will be served. Every member is urged to be present Section two. Ladies' and Pastor's union, of Grace M. E. church will meet Wednesday at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. A. E. Stamback, 1213 North C street. Mrs. Myrtle DuVall will be hostess to the Tirzah club at the Ben Hur club, Wednesday afternoon. An informal social and thimble party will be held by the Ladies Aid of Reid Memorial church. Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. L. Misener, 200 North Eighth street. Members and their frineds are Invited. Everyone is asked to bring needlework. Denver Brown camp and Ladies' auxiliary of the Spanish American war veterans will meet at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday evening in the post rooms at the court house. A large attendance is desired. The Ladies' Auxiliary of the B. of R. T. will hold an all-day meeting Wednesday at Odd Fellows' hall. The U. T. C. club will meet with Mrs. Kellar at her home Friday of this week. A special meeting, with Mrs. Curtis will occur a week from Friday. Daughters of America will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Campfield building on South Seventh street. All members of the degree staff are urged to be present, to make preparations to attend the district meeting to be held in Union City, Monday, Oct. 24. Councils in this district are Newcastle, Honey Creek, Dunkirk, Richmond, Winchester and Union City.

WOULD KEEP RHINE TROOPS. WASHNIGTON, Oct 18. America should continue to keep troops on the Rhine, Senator McKinley, Republican, Illinois, who recently visited Europe, declared in an address yesterday in the Senate. American interests in European affairs require a nominal force of American troops, he said. "It will tend to restore the equilibrium in Europe" he added. "It would be a good business investment."

A total of 61 persons have been arrested for speeding in this city since Oct 1, according to police court records. Each of these paid a fine of $1 and costs, with the exception of Harry Burke, who was arrested Monday afternoon. He paid f5 and costs. October is a banner month in the way of fines due to the strict enforcement of speed laws. In addition to fines for speeding, one or two motorists have paid fines for leaving their mufflers open. Ten dollars and costs is the minimum for this offense. Burke when arraigned in police court Tuesday morning, pleaded not guilty, saying his machine would not run over 25 miles an hour. He was given the privilege of a trial trip in the country running beside a motorcycle officer. He took the trip and paid his fine on his return. H G. Sarkiss also paid 1 and costs for speeding. Roy Phillips and Forrest Allen arraigned after Allen had preferred a charge of assault and battery against Phillips, were fined $1 and costs each for fighting. Ernest Wallace, accused of using profanity in a public place, was fined $1 and costs. C. A. Battles paid 1 and costs for speeding.

HARDING NAMES WOMAN ON COMPENSATION BOARD -WASHINGTON, Oct. 18 Mrs. Bessie Parker Brueggmann of St. Louis, Mo., was nominated by President Harding. Monday, to be a member of the United States employes compensation commission, a government agency dealing with compensation of civil employes of the government injured while in discharge of their duties.

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Larlham folity Hub Earlham polity club will be addresed Tuesday evening, Oct.18, by John W Oliver, who will speak on "National Defense and Armaments." Dr. Oliver is director of the Indiana state historical commision and at the present time is engaged in editing the history of Indiana's part in the World war which is being published by the state. He is a graduate of the university of Wisconsin. The polity club will be addressed this year by several speakers of prominence, who will be secured through the Institute of International Education of New York City. Any member of the college may attend the meetings. Lawrence Dale has been elected president, of the organization for this year while Margaret Wardle is secretary treasurer.

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DRESS FORM MAKING ! SHOWN AT EATON EATON, O., Oct 18 A demonstration of methods of making a simple dress making form, was given at the Eaton court house, Tuesday, by Miss M. Jeanette BuUer, home extensloa worker from the Ohio state university Township demonstration workers had been invited. The women who have been acting as woman's demonstration leaders in each township were notified of the demonstration and invited to be present, and the meeting was thrown open to other women who might be interested as well. The proeram for th mnm!ni

sisted of the manufacture, by Miss Butler, of a form, with the Preble county worker's as an audience. In the afternoon, those attending the demonstration made forms themselves under Miss Butler's directions. FAMOUS ARTIST DIES STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN, Oct. 18 Julius Kronberg. widely known artist

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Middle Western Governors ( Discuss Unemployment DES MOINES. Iowa, Oct. 18. Governors of a number of middle western states met in Des Moines today as guests of Governor N. E. Kendall, of Iowa, to discuss unemployment and related topics of trade depression. It was expected that the conference would make a recommendation in favor of a reduction in freight rate, on the ground that present charges, by making agriculture unprofitable, are a primary cause of commercial and industrial deadlocks. The governors also were expected to discuss the threatened' nation-wide railroad strike.

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