The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-16
Mostly Personal
.kips ARE klps.-cook.

skiDs ARE COOK.
kids will be kids" thinks Joe Cook.
Palladium janitor.
Monday evening the paper boys
mussed up things for Joe 30 that he
had some extra work. When he pro-
tested. they made up purse. contain
ing 30 cents, for his trouble.
And they're not 80 bad. on the
WHOLE" Joe thinks.
CONCERT FEATURES ExHieiT.
r. H. Hicks string quartette. con-
posed Of Miss Edna Marlatt, piano.
Miss Mary Jones, violin; Miss Kath-
crime Gates, cello, and Mr.. Hicks.
viola, ct the open evening of the pub
lie art gallery. played an artistic pro-
gram.
The Jonas Lie exhibit probably win
hang until Dec. n. but whether the
gallery will be open for another eve
ming has not been decided.
GRAIN COMPANY INCORPORATES.
The Farmers Grain and Supply COM
pany, of Modoc. Monday filed articles
Of incorporation with the secretary OF
state. The capital is $4,000: the pur-
pose Of the company Is to sell farm
products, and the directors are Gran
Vile Jones. b. c. Mendenhah and II.
l. Lester.
"DRY" WORKER SPEAKS.
Among the representatives OF the
Anti-Saloon league, in Richmond Sun
day, was r. G. Minton, state attorney,
who spoke in Reid Memorial church.
He urged the necessity OF additional
LEGISLATION to retain what has been
won through the national amend
'A' ALAsl NO CORN coss.
Corncobs, sometimes used as SUD-
stitute for coal or wood, Will not oe
very plentiful this year as OF the
grain eIevators in Richmond use the
cobs in their own heating system and
the other elevator does not shell much.
r. does. however, sell . few wagon
loads Of cobs every year, at prices
ranging from 30 cents to 81 load.
The cobs do not make a very lasting
ire.
Ross A. Hadley, general secretary
of the Foreign Mission board OF the
!, Five Years Meeting, has gone to Phil
adelphia, New York and Boston In the
interests of mission work. In New
York Mr.. Hadley will confer with
Inter-Church World Movement work
ers on a missionary budget for the
entire world. He will meet with the
Palestine field committee Of the Five
Years Meeting in Boston.
MORGAN TO COME.
Dewitt Morgan, who is presenting q
series of Indiana university extension
work lectures in government and IN:
dustry, will meet his class as usual
at the high school building Tuesday
night.
| Ideutenant.C ommander c. c. Ross
Of Richmond, is listed among the mel
Of the navy and marine corps to whom
naval crosses have been awarded by
Secretary Daniels. The naval cross
is given for distinguished service, not
sufficient to earn the Medal OF Honor
| or the DISTINGUISHED Service Cross.
"HAREM STUFF" SAYS KID.
Gee. you Richmond harem," solilo
ouised the year old urchin who stood
in front Of ladies' shop in which the
latest in georgette lingerie was on dis
play. :.
! In the window was an exquisite pail
OF black '4trouserettes" of unknown
warmth; near by was a fur coat.
| "How's them for the seasons varie
ties?" asked the young window shop
per.
| ART BOARD TO MEET
| The board Of directors Of the Ar
association will meet at the higl
school building Wednesday night wheI
the gallery will be open for the las
evening of the Jonas Lie exhibit o
paintings. The question Of anothel
open Sunday will be considered b!
the directors.