The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-09
Mostly Personal
WATCH SERVICE RECOMMENDED

WATCH SERVICE RECOMMENDED
New Years watch services, cooper
alton with the Federal Council Of
Churches in a national prayer week,
Jan. All, and pre-Easter evangelistic
services, were recommended by the
Wayne county evangelistic committee
at the Y M. c.. A., Monday afternoon.
Probably a majority Of the churches
of the city will join in the watch
services.
FRANK HUNT sUccUMBs
Frank M. Hunt 70 years old. OF
Fountain City, is reported dead at the
National Soldiers Home at Marion.
The funeral will be held from the
Christian church at 1870 p. m, We'd
nesday, and burial will be in Willow
Grove.
ONE ENLIsTS HERE
Charles Moore, of Toledo. Ohio, has
enlisted in the cavalry from the Rich
mond recruiting station.
THREE ARE FINED
Three persons, giving their address
as Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Tennaphel and John X. Sell, pleaded
guilty to violating the Reed federal
wartime prohibition amendment and
were fined by United States Judge
Peck in Cincinnati Monday.
BOND IN NEWCASTLE
Judge William A. Bond, of Rich
mond, presided Monday in the Henry
county circuit court, in the absence of
Judge Fred Cause, who is presiding at
the Kruger trial in this city.
LIBRARY OBSERVES RULES
The Morrisson-Reeves library is
closing at o'clock every afternoon, to
conform to the fuel shortage orders,
and will not open on Sundays until
the crisis Is past.
D. AND NJ. STOCK INCREASES
The capital stock Of the D. and NJ.
Auto Parts company, Eleventh and
North E streets, has been increased
from $4,000 to $4,000, with the sec.
rotary of state.
FoULKE ATTENDS DINNER.
William Dudley Foulke attended a
meeting of the Indiana Society, of
Chicago at Chicago, Saturday evening.
Mr.. Foulke was presented with blot
ter memento, labelled ito be used
during and after second course" which
was soup.
INCREASE cAPITALlZATioN.
The Butler Cigar Store, Liberty, in
creased it's capital stock with the
secretary of state, Monday. from
$4,000 to 100000.
BossERT IN WASHINGTON
Walter F. Bossert, of Liberty, Sixth
district Republican chairman, has gone
to Washington to attend the national
conference which will select the 1920
convention place for the party.
CLUB MAY MEET.
If the fuel ban is raised the civics
department of the Woman's club will
hold an open meeting in the high
school auditorium on Dec. II. when
Mrs. Charles Kumler Of Dayton, O..
will speak on "a Successful Expert
ment in the Commission Plan of City
Government, using ayton as an ex-
ample.
ADDLEMAN is ILL
Word has been received here of the
serious illness of Thornton Addleman
at the Indiana tuberculosis hospital
at Rockville. Ind. Addleman is a
resident of Franklin township, and his
relatives have been called to Rockville.
3 FINED IN CITY COURT
Mollie Gipson was fined IS and
costs for contempt of court and 81 and
costs for assault and battery in police
court Tuesday morning Elmer Burns,
colored, charged with attaching him
self to a moving train, was fined So
and costs, while George Daugherty.
another chair tonic" intoxicant. was
fined 81 and costs.
BALL TICKETS ON SALE
Tickets for the policemen's ball at
the Coliseum Dec. 81, will be put o.
sale Tuesday evening, it was announc-
ed Tuesday. Advertising has been
completed, and the program will be
sent to the printers Immediately
The price of the tickets will be 81
each, war tax included, and will ad-
NIT one gentleman and lady friend.
Tickets for additional lady friends
can be secured for fifty cents. All po-
lice officials will have tickets for sale.