The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-31
Short News Of CITY

Gun Club Neutrality-suspicious. interest
ed in the Quaker City Gun club are
asked to meet at McConaha's store,
413-415 Main street, on Monday night,
August 2. 1t will be an open meet
ing.
Receivers From Burns.-Mrs. Theo-
dore Keller, Bridge avenue, who al
legedly attempted to commit suicide,
Thursday. by taking carbolic acid, was
reported Saturday as improving at the
Reid Memorial hospital. Her mouth
and tongue are badly burned, but 1t is
said that she will recover.
Orphans Visit Theater. - Orphans
visiting in this city from the Oesterlin
Orphanage, of Springfield, o., were en-
tertained, Friday afternoon, by Frank
Holland. manager of the Murray thea
ter. Mr.. Holland has often entertain
ed children at the theater.
Mays To Preach.-The Rev. A. A.
Mays Of the Second Baptist church of
this city, will preach at Bethel A. NJ.
e. church Sunday at 3 p. m. The pub
lie Is invited.
Leave for West-R e. Colvin and
Earl Dafler, of this city, are to leave,
Saturday evening, for motor trip
through st. Joe and Hannibal, Mo-, on
a due west route to Colorado Springs,
Denver and National Park. They will
make the trip in roadster fully
equipped with sleeping and cooking
outfits.
Staying at HoteI-Mr and Mrs. E.
H. Dawson and family Of Chicago are
spending two months at Cedar Springs
hotel. Mr.. Dawson is in charge of
the men from the International Har-
vester company, Chicago, working at
the American Seeding Machine plant.
Cooler Tonight, Maybe!-Tempor.
airy relief from hot weather is prom
Used by w. e. Moore for Saturday
night. This will be caused by breezes
from the lakes. Thunder and light
ming will accompany thundershowers
this afternoon and probably tonight,
according to his report.
~" Boys Entertained-Twen
were on hand for the spread and So
cial given in the "Y" Friday night for
old and new boy members Musical
numbers and talks were given. Nor
val Webb and Clarence Chamness
talked on association work. Paul
Steen sang a tenor solo.
Mo More Enlistments-Enlistm
have been discontinued for cooks, bak-
ers and clerks for the Quartermaster
| corps, Germany, according to a tele.
| gram received at the local army re,
| cruiting station. No more men are
needed for the 18th cavalry without
| special quallfj cations. for service in
Germany. MOI for the medical depart.
ment for service in Hawaii
Meet at church-A request was
made Saturday by w. G. McVay, in
charge Of transportation for members
of the First Christian church who are
going to attend the annual county
| Christian church meeting at Jackson
park, Sunday, to be at the church
promptly at 9 a. m, Sunday.
| Off on Vacation-Miss Nellie Wore
of the Friends Forward movement
offices, has left on a two-weeks vaca
| ton.
Grace Missionary Society - The
Woman's Foreign Missionary society
of the Grace NJ. E. church will meet
Wednesday, at 2:30 p. m, at the home
Of Mrs. Minnie Hale, South Nine
| teenth street.
Home for Frlendiess. The first
visitation day at the Home for the
Friendless this year was observed last
| Thursday afternoon. This feature
will be continued on the last Thursday
of each month during succeeding
months. Persons desiring to inspect
the home can do so on these days.