The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-12
Short News Of CITY
WATERS EDITORS HEAD.

Mark 0. Waters, newspaper man Of
Newcastle, was named Wednesday as
a member of the executive committee
OF the Indiana Republican Editorial
Association, representing the Sixth
district. The committee will be in
creased to 13 members, one from each
congressional district.
DOLLS TO BE EXHIBITED.
Dolls made by pupils of the second
and third grades Of the public schools,
which are to be sent to Armenia at
the request Of the Red Cross, will be
On exhibition in the window of the
Price. confectionery store, on Main
street, Monday. The exhibit will re-
main in place a week.
MccoMB GETS CERTIFICATES
Advertising material and naturali-
cation certificates to assist local for
eigners who do not have all their
papers, have been received by H. G..
McComb, vocational director in the
Richmond public schools, from the de-
partment of immigration and naturali-
cation in Washington. Large diplomas
verifying the completion of certain
public night school work were sent to
be given to persons completing re-
quirements in the work to be offered
in the English class at Whitewater
school, which met for the second
time Wednesday night.
The third regular meeting will be
held Friday night.
cOLLEY TO LECTURE.
The Rev. w. P. Colley, Seman, Ohio.
will deliver an illustrated lecture
Thursday at 1880 p. m. in the Reid
Memorial church, on the New World
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church. Admission is free, and the
public is invited.
p. TO GIVE DANCE.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kepler will give
a social dance Saturday evening in
the Knights of Columbus hall. All
invitations are to be presented at the
door.
DELINQUENT TAX SALE HELD
Ftfty-seven pieces of real estate
were sold at the annual delinquent tax
sale held Monday, County Treasurer
Weidner said Thursday. The real es-
tate, which was sold for taxes and
city improvements, brought approx
mately $2,700.
DRANK "LILY OF FRANCE"
Harry Gardner. a Lilly Of France
hair tonic drunk was fined 81 and
court Thursday.
Articles of Incorporation for the
Tennessee Furniture company, a Ten.
nessee corporation, have been filed
with the secretary of state Accord.
ing to the incorporation papers, $4,000
of the capital stock is represented in
Indiana. J. E. Meyer, of this city, Is
named as agent.
NO NEW FLU CASES.
No cases of influenza have been
reported to City Health Officer DR.
George B. Hunt at 2 p. m. Thursday
"The city-wide situation is subsiding
steadily, ! think" said the health Of
ficer.
Wednesday five cases were report.
ed to the city health department.
BUYS MILLINERY STORE.
Mrs. Lulu Finney, who has pur.
chased millinery store in Xenia,
Ohio, and has been visiting in the
city, returned Thursday. She former.
ly resided here.
SERVICE MEN HAVE CHARGE.
Service men of the South Eighth
Street Friends Church are to have
ing services! of the church tonight
Several men who served in France
will speak.
WAYNE COUNTY NOT AFFECTED.
The statement of state superintend.
ent of instruction L. n. Hines, in re-
gard to the probable forcing of schools
that are violating the state law by
running terms of less than 120 school
days to continue their terms until they
comply with the law, will have no
bearing in Wayne county, as all of
the schools run terms above the mini.
mum of 120 days, said local official
Thursday.
GARFIELD TEACHERS OUT
Three teachers at Garfield school
were absent from their classes Thurs.
day on account of illness. Miss Kath,
crime Reece was confined at her home
in West Richmond, Lyman Lybolt
was ill. and o. L. Filler, who has been
suffering for some time from an oper
alton on his eye, is still away. Prin
cipal Heipnimus has been teaching
for several days.