The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-17
Short News Of CITY

Stores company, will open a branch
store in Richmond. Saturday, Aug. 81,
at 705 Main street. The branch here
will be one of several hundred branch
es which the Newark, company
operates. The new store will carry
shoes for men, women, and boys. The
public is invited to the opening Satur-
day. Free souvenirs will be given
away to all visitors.
Italians Send Ptotest.-The order Of
the Sons of Italy, No. 933, passed a
resolution Monday night protesting
against the recent West Frankfort, ILL.,,
outbreak and asking that retribution
be made
A copy of the resolutions will be
sent to Governor Lowden, Of Illinois,
and a copy to Baron Romano Avez-
zano, ambassador of Italy, at Wash
ington, D. c.
Paint Mail Boxes-Rural mail boxes
are to be painted white and names
and letters printed on them in black,
according to preparations said to be
on foot. A number of notices have
been sent out, an official of the local
postoffice says, requesting rural resi-
dents to repair and improve their
approach W tue DOAeS, anu W lSpdlut
and repair their mail boxes.
Seek Location Here-It is reported
that Rudolph Whittier company, OF
Cincinnati, dealers in musical instru-
ments, are looking for a room on
Main street suitable for an agency
No place has so far been found.
New Bakery Planned-Julius Kar-
cher, for several years a Richmond
baker, and William Newcomer, for
mer mail clerk. are planning to start
n bakery at 500 South Tenth street
in the building formerly occupied ty
the Scully Dry Cleaning establish
ment. The new company will be known
as the Observation-Disclosures Baking
company.
Attend Western Meeting - Chase
Conover, field secretary for the
ant at the Central office, and Mrs
Mae Jones have gone to Western
Yearly meeting. They are expected
TO return the first of next week.
Two Enlist Tuesday-Fred A. War
rem, of Syracuse, N. Y. and Frank A
Berry, of Williamstown, KY, enlisted
in the army at the local office Tues
day. Warren went into the air serv
ice for one year and Berry enlisted ir
the infantry and will be stationed al
Camp Grant. Ill.
Mission Will Move-Preparations
for removing the present building OF
the North Fourteenth Street Mission
TO it's new site at Twelfth and North
streets was decided upon at a meet
ing of the executive committee of the
$4,000 fund drive Monday night ir
the V NJ. C. A. Folger P. Wilson, A
NJ. Jenkins and S. E. Mills were APP
pointed as building committee
Four thousand three hundred and fifty
dollars have been raised to date.
Visits in Logansport-Miss Beatrice
Ostheimer 622 north Tenth street, i:
spending the week with relatives ir
Logansport, Ind
Bentley To Chicago-J. H. Bentley
superintendent of Richmond schools
left Tuesday on a business trip to Chi
cago. He probably will consult with
the architects in charge of drawing
plans for the new junior high schools
GottschaIs Coming Home - Guy
Gottschall, Richmond restaurant man
and his family, who have been in Cali
fOrnia for some time. have started
home by way of Denver and Omaha
and will be here in about 10 days
Loyal Daughters Meeting-Mrs. Ly
man Leybolt. 1874 South Twelfth street
entertained the members of Loya
Daughters class of the First Christian
church. at her home Monday evening
The business session was followed by
4 social hour. Mrs. Francis Wiley
gave two readings. Refreshments
We're served. Mrs. Bruce Cline. Mrs
montgomery. Miss Emma Mcneil, anC
Mrs. Addie Parsons assisted the
hostess. The next meeting will he helC
the second Monday in September. a
the home of Mrs. Charles Wiley. Ma
t'onal road, east. 4 lawn party will be
given at that time.
Gives. Stag. Party-Norman Mile
gave 4 stag party for several OF hi:
friends at his home on South Eleventh
street. Monday evening. Music wa:
furnished by 4 male quartette com
posed OF Paul Miller, Albert Cox, How
arde Wagner. and Roy Johnson
Cards were enjoyed during the eve
ming. Punch was served to the guests
Those present were: Norman Miller
Robert Sliser Robert Nashmeyer
Roy Johnson. Albert Cox, Paul Miller
Howard Wagner. Walter Wagner ant