The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-20
Short News of CITY
BOSTON II. s. COMMISSIONED


were recently commissioned for one
year. The Boston commission will
take effect June 80.
TO BUILD WAREHOUSE
A building permit has been issued to
the Henry Holzapfel Junk company
for the construction Of one-story
wooden warehouse at 225 and 227
North Third street The new build
ing will cost more than $4,000.
HEARS OF MlSFORTUNES.
Mrs. E. Mckinney, of this city, has
received word that her sister, Mrs.
William Breuner, of Trinway, O., sus-
tanned a broken hip while visiting in
GAINESVILLE, o., and that Mrs. Breuner's
husband. who was in Frankfort, Mich,
died few days after the accident.
PLEASED WITH Passionate.
The Rev. R. L. Semans, formerly
pastor of the First Methodist Church
of this city, expressed himself as very
much pleased and interested in his
new pastorate, the Grace Methodist
church of Chicago, Tuesday.
The Rev. Semans was active here in
Young Peoples work, and accomplish
ed much by his interest. Because of
the large territory covered by the
ance is given the new pastor.
ELLEMAN is FINED
Thomas Elleman was fined SIS and
costs for trespass in city court Tues
day.
TO BUILD FILLING STATION
With the purchase of the Harmon
Fetta property at North Eighth street
and Fort Wayne avenue, the Standard
,v1fo rri0
Of it's third filling station in Richmond
Brick and stucco will be used in the
construction of a building, estimated
to cost $4,000
OUT OF CIRCULATION
Odell Roach, who was arraigned In
city court Tuesday morning OF petit
larceny, was fined $25 and costs and
was sentenced to 20 days in the county
Jail.
| ATTEND G. O. p. MEETING
Women members of the high school
! faculty and. older high school girls
were invited by Miss Esther Griffin
White to meet Republican candidates
! for governor and president at an in
/ formal reception in the Westcott no
! tel Tuesday afternoon. Several at
| tended.
ADDRESSES II. S. CHAPEL.
Saing that the successful person IN
| life is the one that shows regard for
another and that services rendered fol
others are steps towards success
Charles w. Jordan, president of the
! school board, addressed the Freshman
chapel at high school Tuesday. Miss
Mildred Haas gave a piano solo and
! Shannon Neff whistled.
TO GO TO MEXICO
r. S. Tice, from the mission field ir
Mexico, is in the city to hold a con
! ference with John H. Johnson an6
Herbert Kaufman after which he will
return to his post in Mexico. He staes
that he does not believe the present
troubles in Mexico are serious, an(
that they will rapidly readjust them
selves
HARVEY IN CARTHAGE
]. Mahlon Harvey, member Of the
Forward Movement staff of Friends
where he delivered a talk in connec
ton with Lnter-church lantern slides
ATTEND INDIANAPOLIS BANQUET
John H. Johnson and Herman o
Miles attended the banquet held il
Indianapolis Monday for business men
PERSON TO BE HERE
Willard F. Pierson, of Amboy, Ind.
is to come to the city Tuesday after
noon, where he will meet John H
Johnson, and the two will leave fol
points in Ohio to raise subscription:
for the Forward Movement.
ARRANGE FOR PASSAGE
Clarence Pickett, secretary Of the
Young Friends Five Years Meeting
was in Philadelphia, Saturday, help
ing to appoint additional delegates fol
the London conference. Boat passage
was also secured.
Circle No. of ST. Pauls Lutheran
aid society will meet at the church
on Wednesday afternoon, instead OF
Thursday as previously announced.
LADIES' AID TO MEET
The Ladies' aid society of Trinity
Lutheran church will meet with Mrs
Fred Goebel, 2161a Northwest First
street, Thursday afternoon.
SECTION TO MEET
! Section Three of the Grace M. E
church will meet with Mrs. Ed
Thompson, 116 North Sixth street
Wednesday at 2:3O p. m.
"Y" MEN GET SUPPER
Dormitory men of the "Y" were
served a supper Monday evening in
the association building by the ladies
of the First English Lutheran church
BIBLE CLASS INTEREST
The "story" Bible class of the "Y, ;
| conducted by Thomas Wilson, assist
ant secretary of the Y. M. c. A, fol
the boys department. is gaining ir
interest and membership. Every Sat
urday morning at 9:15 the class meets
to learn the story of some Bible char
acter. Next Saturday the story will
be about Daniel. At the conclusion
of the series an examination will be
held covering the lessons, and certifi
Gates of merit will be presented tc
those who make the best grades.
FIELD SECRETARY HERE
Madam Rosa B. Collins, field secre
tary of the Macon Normal Industrial
Institute at Macon, Ca, will speak al
the Second Baptist church Tuesday
evening at 500. Her subject will be
| "The Negro Girl Educated