The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-07
Short News Of CITY

| due TO start Wednes day afternoon or
night may be expected, was the en-
! couraging prediction made by Wealth
! erman Moore Wednesday noon. This
| change, he said. is caused by the mark
| ed rise in harometric pressure over
| the Mississippi valley and western
plain states.
| Miss HinkIe Back-Miss Ethelda
Hinkle, daughter OF Milo Hinkle, for
mer pastor of the East Main Street
| Friends church, now missionary in
Jamaica, is in Richmond to stay with
friends and go to school. She prob
ably will attend Garfield.
Breaks Both Arms-While seeking
door in the dark, late Monday night.
Mrs. Ethel Thompson. 116 North Sixth
street, fell down the stairway at her
home and suffered broken bones in
both arms. She was taken to Reid
hospital and is reported to be doing
we'll
To Receive Vacation-William A.
! Friede, salesman for the Burroughs
Adding Machine company, will leave
| July 26 for two weeks vacation at
Cedar Point and Windsor, Canada
About 1900 statesmen who have made
a given percentage in sales will also
| receive the same reward.
| Two to Wsconsin-Paul Hayward
and Talbert Jessup have left for the
! Y. NJ. c. A. cherry picking camp j.
| Wisconsin. Since returning from
school at La Crosse, Wis, June &c,
''Tobe" has been life guard at Hawk
ms bathing pool. He will act as
physical director at the cherry picking
camp. Casper Parker will assume the
duties at the pool.
Motor to Latonia-John and Wren
Fasecoster, 1907 Main street motored
Sunday to Latonia, Ky, to attend the
races.
To Hold acknowledgement me-
mortal services for deceased members
| of the Woman's Relief Corps will be
| held in the post rooms in the court
house Thursday at 3 p. m. The regu-
! lar corps meeting VIII be held in the
rooms at ? p. m. Members are re-
quested to be present.
Baptists To Attend-Several mem
bers of the First Baptist church are
intending to attend the eighth annual
session of the Indiana Baptist Assem-
bly,. which will be held at Franklin
College July 81 to August 7. The Rev.
Shelby c. Lee, pastor of the church,
! is planning to be present.
! K. Of c. Dance-The second Of the
series of summer dances given by the
Knights of Columbus club will be held
at Jackson's park Thursday night.
Smiths orchestra will play. Arrange
ments have been made whereby the
| 7:20 D. m. interurban car will stop at
the park.
! Pennington to NJ Y.-Levi T. Penn
! ington, director of the Friends For
ward Movement, left Wednesday morn
| ing for New York to attend a confer
ence Of Interchurch World Movement
! heads.
Business Quiet. But Business is
now very quiet around the navy re-
cruiting office, but Recruiter McAdams
! is still on the job and looking for more
men for the navy It is his opinion
that many Richmond people under
value the training offered by the gov
/ eminent on its ships.
| Building Cost S123,45c-Total cost
Of building done in Richmond in the
month of June reached s123,450, ac-
cording to the report of the building in
spector, John Pinnick. Ninetyfve
permits were issued, 90 of which were
! for new work and % for remodeling
| ne report LOT June, 13-u, ldi eACeeUo
! that Of June 1919, in which the total
cost of work amounted TO S45,225.
Eleven Fire Runs - The fire chiefs
report for June shows almost a min
imum of property loss. According 70
The report, the department made II
runs, with a property damage Of only
$50 Only two of the runs were false
alarms. The records show that there
were nine runs in June, 1919, with
property loss of S413.
! Leave For West-Mrs. Effie Wolf
| ard, West Main street. and Miss Paul
| inc Miller Of National Road, west,
| left Saturday for an extended trip
through the west and Canada.
New Enlistments-Enli for
qualified white applicants for three
years for the air service, heavier-than-
| air (airplane) for service in the fol-
| lowing departments and with the fol-
| lowing quotas are now wanted, &C
! cording to Sergeant McWhirter. local
recruiting officer: Panama Canal de-
/ partment, so; Hawaiian department.,
so: Philippines, so.
! Club Will Meet-The We-Do-So Club
VIII met at the home of Mrs. Schu-
! man on Richmond avenue Wednesday
night All members are to be present.
! Attend Postal Meeting-Fred Pick
EFT, Frank E. Thomas, Earl Stinson
and Nerln Gloand, Richmond rural
route carriers, attended a meeting Of
Sixth district rural route carriers at
Rushville, Sunday. July 4.
Two to West-William Anderson OF
the Handy Shop" and Keifer Cal
kins, 223 South Fourteenth street also
from the confectionery, left Tuesday
/ for an extended trip through Iowa and
! western points,
Visit in Ohio-Ruth and Herbert
Mcmahon, $50 Randolph street, left
| Wednesday TO visit relatives and
! friends in Macon and Cincinnati, O.
! Mrs. Crawford Speaker-At the
mothers meeting Thursday at > p. m,
Mrs. Elsie Crawford and Miss Ethelda.
Hinkle will be speakers. Mrs. Craw-
ford is Of the foreign missionary board
! Of Indiana Yearly meeting. Miss Hin
kle will tell Of experiences in jana lea,
where her father is missionary.
GOULD GIVEN FINAL DECREE
OF DIVORCE IN PARIS