The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-29
Short News Of Civ

eouslog Is Reading cIerk-Julius
Bouslog of Newcastle, Ind, who has a
position with the navy department at
Washington, has been appointed read
ing clerk for the Democratic national
convention Mr.. Bouslog is known in
Richmond. At one time he was sec
rotary to former congressman, Finly
Gray. of the Sixth Indiana district.
Denies Dispatch-Mrs. w. J.
Breckenridge of South Sixteenth
street. who was mentioned in dis
patches from Springfield, O., Monday,
as being relative of Miss Sybil
Pagan of that city, who is applying
for divorce, says she is not a rela-
tive of Miss Pagan, and has never
heard of her.
. Moose Delegate Reports-Adam Ell
2 stro, the representative of the local
Loyal Order of Moose at the national
convention at Mooseheart ILL.,, pre-
sented formal report of the business
q of the convention to the lodge Mon
day night. The local men who attend
~ ed returned Sunday.
H. az" Memberships Coming In-June
Is surprising other months in boys
memberships at the "Y". Since the
d, first of the month % boys have en-
r rolled under the association standard
and five have renewed their member
r. ships. According to Norval Webb, as,
s1stant boys secretary, the special
summer rate is probably responsible.
4 Roland Nusbaum Returns-Roland
Nusbaum of the Nusbaum Store has
returned after short outing at Tur-
key Run.
q Repair Murrette Observation-Disclosures
and painting of the Murrette Theater
front We're started Monday
9 Thompson to Indianapois-Ser-
- geant Thompson Of the local recruit
ing office was suddenly called to the
army main station at indianapolis
~ Tuesday morning. It is understood
that similar summons were sent to
ss other sub-recruiting officers in the dis,
trict. Sergeant Thompson believed
that general instructions would be is
sued. He will return Thursday eve
ming or Friday morning
lnstaIls Dupiex-An apparatus that
enables one message to be sent and
~ one message to be received over the
same wire at the same time Is being in
stalled at the local Western Union
office. This will enable the office to
move 80 per cent of its business out
of Richmond within 10 minutes after
it is filed
Working on Book-Printers are still
at work on the books for the Rich
= mond Home Telephone cmpany. it was
said Tuesday by an official of the com
pany. 1t was thought that they would
=. be ready for distribution early In the
season, but the difficulty in securing
@ the paper and other minor incidents
have prolonged the time Phone users
= will get their copies just as soon as
the work on the books can be com
pleted. was the officials promise
=. Warfel to logansport Herbert
'Warfel former instructor of printing
in Garfield school and who resigned
to accept position in the Jackson
JMichigan) schools, has accepted an
offer to take charge of printing in the
. Logansport high school. He will as.
sumo his new duties on July I, his
first duty being to purchase all the
needed equipment.
1s observation-disclosures Wedding-Miss
Helen Brewster North Twenty-first
street, and Earl Waterman, South
Sixth street, were quietly married on
Saturday, June 26, at Newport. Ky.
e What's Wrong Here?-'What's
Wrong with Richmond ?''was the sub
ject of the sermon by the Rev. J. J
Rae, pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, Sunday night. He conerat"
lated Richmond on its worth, wealth
: and beauty and said that its greatest
necessity was to change the satisfied
citizen into one of aggressiveness and
earnestness,