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street. are spending the season at their
summer home In Pltman, ~ J.
Miss Georgiana Coleman, OF East
Montgomery avenue, Is spending a fort
night at Ocean City visiting Miss Helen
Sommers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Schoenhut and
Miss Caroline Schoenhut. of 2009 East
Cumberland street, are at Porter's lake
N. Y. for the summer.
Miss Marion Hothersoll, of 931 West
Erie avenue, has returned from a stay al
Ocean City.
Or. and Mrs. Il. s. Schneider, of 1880
Frankford avenue will leave within .
short time on motor trip to the Great
Lakes. to be gone for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Fisher, OF 52e
East Indiana avenue. are entertaining
Mr. and Mrs Harry Bradley ana their
daughter, of New York, as their guests
| for a few weeks.
Mr.. Theodore Hissey, Of D street, II
spending several weeks at wildwood.
Miss Emma Spaeth. Of 305s FRANK
| ford avenue, is on a visit to friends II
| Ohio, where she will remain until mex
| month.
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GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs Russell MacBride, who
have been spending the early summer
In westtown. have arrived at the home
OF Mr.. MacBrides mother, Mrs. William
MacBride. at 431 West Chelten avenue
where they will remain for n fortnight.
After September Mr.. and Mrs. Mac
Bride will occupy their apartment at the
Mannheim Apartments, Wissahickon
avenue and Indian Queen lane. Mrs
MacBride before her recent marriage
was Miss Anna Goddard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Roberts Harper
Sd, and their small daughter, Miss Edith
Lewis Harper. of Chevy Chase, Md, will
arrive today at the home of Mr.. Har'
per's mother Mrs. Daniel Roberts Har'
per, Of 211 West Chelten avenue.
Miss Sallie Jungkurth, of Mannheim
street. accompanied by her niece, MISS
Sarah Moore. left yesterday to spend the
remainder of August in Cape May.
Mrs. Clarence Hamilton, Of 542 East
Washington lane, left Germantown yes
terday' to spend a few days In Wild
wood. Before returning, Mrs. Hamilton
will spend some time In Haddor
Heights.
Mr.. Carl lesser. of 5625 Chew street
will leave on Sunday to attend th'
merchants convention In Harrisburg
Mr.. lesser will be gone a week.
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927 North Nineteenth street, are spend
ing this month at the Philmont Country
Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Lichten, of 2111
North Twentieth street, announce the
betrothal of their daughter, Miss Alma
Llchten, to Mr.. Louis Spiegl. OF New
York.
Mrs. B. F.. Hartzell, of Chalfonte,
Pa, was hostess on Tuesday at the mid.
summer business and social meeting OF
the Philadelphia branch of the alumnae
association of Cedar Crest College for
present included Mrs. Walter Scott
president; Mrs. George II. Mckay. cor:
responding secretary; Mrs Howard
Heckler. recording secretary; Mrs. ia
cob Geiger. treasurer, of Philadelphia
Elsie Hartzell, of Chalfonte: Mrs. John
F'rick, of Oak Lane: Mrs. A. &. Her
man and Mrs. Charles Kline. of Lans'
dale. The guests OF the association IN
eluded the Rev: Dr. Lentz. Mrs s., Lentz Inii
Mrs. Stewart Hartzell Miss Katharine
Hartzell, Miss Frances Hartzell, OF
Chalfonte, and Miss Amy Geiger, oi
Philadelphia.
Miss Florence Jones and her sister
Miss Julia Jones, OF 2517 North Twelftt
street, are spending the late summer
In the Pocono mountains.
Mrs. ]. r Jones Of Twenty-first ant
Wallace streets, and Mrs. F. B. Hamp
ton who are passing the season In At
| lantic City, will give large card part,
on Wednesday. August IS, at the Allan
tic City Yacht Club.
Mrs. Elizabeth Van Buskirk, of Nortl
| Sixteenth street left on wednesday 10
tour through the West.
Miss Ruth May Bernheim, daughte
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph V. Bernheim
| of 2435 West Lehigh avenue, and Mr.
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TIoGA

Miss Maude Heather Baugh, Miss
Della Lois Baugh, Miss Esther Richard
son. Miss Helen Geary, Niles Florence
Festler. Miss Kathryn Guest and Miss
Marian Marian HsIS STaham n by MTs
street, after a sightseeing tour of New
York city, left for Boston by boat From
Boston they have gone TO Portland, and
will pass some time on the Maine coast
The Rev. Samuel B. Mcwiliams. Mrs.
Mcwilliams and their daughters and
son, Miss Mary Mcwilliams, Miss Alice
Mcwillianns Miss Pamela McWilliams,
Miss Margaret McWilliams and Master
Porter Mcwilliams, of North Eighteenth
street. are passing the late summer In
the Pocono mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. FREDERICK II. Bohn have
returned from their wedding tour and
will receive after September Is at the
Sedgely Apartments, Forty-ffth and
Pine streets. The bride was Miss Ruth
M. Fahringer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
I Samuel Fahringer. of 2102 West Ontario
year with the Fifty-second Pioneer In
fantry.
/ Miss Emile Fl. Craven. of 2204 West
Tioga street, has returned from a trip
to Boston, Mass. by boat
Mrs. w. F. West has gone to Ocean
City to remain until autumn.
| Miss Laura Lind. of West Tiogs
street. has been passing some time In
Ocean City.
| Mr.. and Mrs Walter Raffel. of 1926
| North Fifteenth street. who have re.
/ turned from a tour through the West to
| the Pacific coast. will leave today tc
visit Mrs. Raffel's brother, the Rev
Frederick Fulmer. OF Graceham, Md.
! Mr. and Mrs. Franklin c. Miller. after
| having passed some time at the Lodge
| North Water Gap, have gone to New
York to visit Mrs. A. Il. Rapp.
| Mrs. James Hunter and Miss Jear
| Hunter, of 3845 North Broad street, lef
| Thursday for Atlantic City TO remain
until August 30.
| Mr.. Harry Boland, of North Warnocl
: street, has left on a trip to New Eng
| land and Nova Scotia.
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

Mrs Charles r. Kennedy. OF Wayne.
entertained over the weekend Mrs WAL
ter Lawrence Bacon and daughters, OF
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Buck. Mr.. James
NJ Buck and Miss Caroline Buck, of
Cedar Lawn, Devon. have returned from
the Monmouth House. Spring Lake
where they have been spending some
weeks
Mr.. Dillare Hunter Bovine. Of Wayne
left on Friday for a weeks trip to Lake
George to join his daughter Mrs Henry
p. Kirby. of New York, who Is there
for several weeks as the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. George K. Rose, OF New York
Mrs. George Adams, sister of Mrs
Charles NJ. Shaeffer, of Wayne. will
leave next week to spend the last two
weeks In August at Sea Isle City. Mrs
Adams will spend a greater part Of next
winter with her sister, Mrs. Shaeffer, at
her home in Wayne.
Mrs John Dotterer, of Bloomingdale
avenue. Wayne. and her young daugh'
ter, Miss Evelyn Dotterer, left on Thurs
day for a visit Of week at Wildwood
n. J. Miss Mary Dotterer, daughter OF
Mrs. Dotterer, is there for the month OF
August
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald V. Redding. Of
1912 South Forty-ninth street, who are
Penn Inn. Gwynedd Valley, Will return
to their home on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Thomas, who
have passed a month at Stone Harbor,
have returned to their home in Fox
Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Burns and
their family, of 220 South Forty-fourth
street, are occupying their summer home
at Shelter Island Heights, \. Y, where
they will remain until the FIRST OF octo'
ber Their daughter Miss Constance
Burns. who is a student at Manhattan
Vile College. n. Y. is passing the sum-
mer @ with her family Her brother, Mr..
Arthur Burns, sailed for Europe few
days ago on the .Aquitania and will re-
main Indefinitely in Paris, where he has
accepted business position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis E. Nichols have
returned to their home In Cleveland, O..
after passing a month In Atlantic City
With With Mrs Nichois's father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Goldner
Miss Mary Hyland has returned to
her home at S6S North Sixtieth street
after passing some time with FRIENDS in
Boston. Mass.
Miss Constance Bernelle Altman and
her brother, Mr. A. Pau Altman, will
return from Ithaca, where they have
been passing some time, about August
20.
Mr.. and Mrs John Russell are occupy
ing their apartment at Cape May for the
remainder of the summer. Miss Rose
Bounds was their weekend guest.
Miss Katherine Smith, of Forty-frst
and Pine streets, Is passing several
weeks at Bay Head, N. J.
Mrs C. A. whitmer and family OF
46O0 Chester avenue, are occupying their
farm near Hatboro, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael NJ. Ritter. OF
South Fortieth street, are passing sew
eral weeks at Cape May, N. ].
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list GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Tells OF Many Future Bellies Born Thi.
y ,uontl,-She Hears and Sees Various Things.
Y & Hmrys Inclination

summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Dexter. OF
6sSl Drexel road, Overbrook, will go
IN rev days to New London, Conn t,
wnere their daughter, Miss Doris Dex-
tteeri, VINO mas been visiting at Watch
- GIii * l., Will join them ct the Hotel
Griswold. They will not return to over
brook until late In September.
Mrs b. Archer Starr and her daugh-
ter and son, Miss Marion s. Starr and
Mr. b. Willis Starr. of Mt. Airy, have
zone 10 % SEASIDE Park. where they will
| mother. Mrs. Joseph G. Ceilings. OF s3s
Cooper street. Camden, ut her summer
cottage.
| Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cramp and
| their daughter and son, Miss Virginia
| tramp and Mr.. William Cramp. who
Abram c. Mott and Mrs, Fitzoharies =
| Green at their camp at Edgemere. Pa,
nave returned to their home in Chest.
nut HUI and will go on Saturday to the
| Thousand Islands and Canada to stay for
a month. Mr. and Mrs Walton Penn.
ewill, of wyncote, Mrs. Motifs brother.
in-law and sister, have also recently
returned from visit to the Edgemere
camp
Mr. and Mrs Wilmer W. Lamborn
OF the Tracy. Thrty-sixth and Chestnut
| ot' SD'o' ieluIHeO IL rev days ago from
trip to Colorado and the Yellowstone
National Park
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Harrison O'Hara, OF
| 4lO9 Locust street, have returned tc
their home from a motor trip through
the White mountains and the Berkshires
Their daughter, Mrs. J. Addison Abrams
Is passing the month Of August at White
/ Face Inn. Lake Placid.
| Mr.. and Mrs Ernest l.. Tustin, o.
| Overbrook. are passing the month oi
August at Hot Springs.
Mrs. Charles r. Wilson, of West Ches.
ter road, Mtllbourne, will 20 on Monda,
| to Sellersville, Pa, where she will re
main until some time in September.
| Mrs. Floyd Keser Of Fox Chase. viii
60 In few days to Ocean City, where
she will be the guest for week o.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Springer at thei,
summer cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Syringe,
will move in September into their new
home In Jenkintown.
Mr.. Richard B. Tschudy. Of Ho
Springs, announces the marriage of hi.
daughter. Miss Mary Meadows Tschudy
to Mr.. Maurice Peacock on August
at Springfield. Mass. Mr.. and Mrs
Peacock will live in Germantown.
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street, are spending the week ~ ~
Delaware Water Gap. 5s<t1
Miss Cora Furlong, Of Orthodox stfee4,
accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. J. WAet-
wood, of Reading. Pa, are on a TIP -
Niagara Falls t tB
Mrs. II. J. Bower, OF BirminghenA,
Ala, who has bean tho guest Of her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. ana Mrs.
r. r. Bowes. of 2o91 Margaret street.
has gone to Indiana on q VISIT until
next month. Before leaving for the
South she will return to Frankford and
will be accompanied on her trip home
by Mrs. E. Bowes, who will spend the
winter in Birmingham. Eftf.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Gather have re-
turned to their home at 1922 Haworth
street, after a trip to Easton, Pa, where
they were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Mellor.
Miss Gertrude Summerfeld, Of Frank
ford avenue and Orthodox street, will
spend the weekend in Atlantic City n
a house party, to be given by Mr.. ana
Mrs l.. Krewson, at their cottage IN
Chelsea M
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

mother, Mrs. william J. Wilcox, Of st.
EtaNlds' Will leave on August II to pas
'N balance of the summer at Cape May.
Mrs Mrs Charles slnnickson. of Rose
mont who has been passing the last
tw weeks at Murray Bay with her
Sausnter' Miss Priscilla Sinnickson, and
next week. ''
M Mr. and Mrs, John Barnes Town
ssend, Of Montrose, Radnor. who have
seen motoring through New England
sttt Pier. '''"e "' -'"'' an
\ IL. MISS Helen Hope Wilson. daughter OF
~ and Mrs. Alan Wilson, of Pear
Sone, Nillanova, will leave in a few
VIZ TS,, lor Upper Saranac Lake. N Y,
Eii,p she will be the guest OF Miss
paSTsoeth w. Packard and Miss Ruth
,VVeTTIrrge r. Packard, of the Meadows,
'Aalrondacks ''''
Mr.. Minor Clarke, of wayne. wnI
pis.e psSe next Tuesday for Narragansett
TN, where he will be the guest Of Mr..
n,,Yintas n,ainSass Wanamaker. Jr.. for the re-
"rhuer OF the summer.
W.T.; and Mrs, Charles NJ Lea. of
inr Erne' Devon, have gone to Bloom
fha , a. WHtTt tney VIII DaSH
Mrs "ppeN.end as the guests of Mr.. and
Inn. '"ei Evans at Blooming Grove
|, %rs p Francis W. Kemble, Of Radnor,
.'Ssing week at Cape May, n. J..
dsMass mrs G. Assheton Carson and her
Msn.er Mr. Er and son, Miss Rita Carson and
tIc SSieorse Carson, who went to Attain
BrIybty IN July, will remain at the
whsSn' on Hotel until late In September,
TorresSdanSy VIII return to their home in
Mrs @'ST MA Mary Viele, daughter of Mr.. and
New YIerfnan Knickerbocker Viele. of
a Nov, TX and Wyncote. Is the guest for
and fn fiio or Mr. and Mrs Nicholas Pond
OF NeW, daughter, Mrs. Joseph Green,
at MiIsHo YORK. at their summer home
TornrE,,I and Mrs Edward Browning. Of
ed unoU' ,Lanada, are being congratulat-
BrowDIT.ne me blrth Of a son, George Genge
Miss Tng} Mrs, Browning was formeriy
wait.n. louisa Pharo, daughter OF Mrs
Brown, Pharo, of Haverford Mr.
GenTa ppg pg ts the son Of Mrs Georac
NJ browning, of Devon.
d wand and Mrs. Edward Berwind Chase
,b,yisl, Box, Radnor, left Yesterday
AZ Mon,Mr; M; and Mrs. William du Pont
and NJ peler, Wilmington Later Mr.
,ters Chase viii Join their daugh-
! kather,nss Bernadine Chase ana MI.
Chase, AT Glen Summit. 10
p.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs Laurence Dondero and Miss Ida
Burson. OF 1895 Ellsworth street, are
passing a few weeks at Greenwich, Pa,
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Town
send.
Miss Miriam Stein. OF 617 East Pass
yunk avenue, is at Atlantic City for
the season.
Miss Mary Benedict has just returned
home after having passed several days
as the guest of friends in Wildwood,
n. J.
Miss Anna Sokoloff and Miss Mary
Sokoloff, of 2125 South Thirteenth
street. returned from the Delaware
Water Gap early in the week. They are
now In Atlantic City, where they will
remain for a few days.
Miss Anna Ford, Of 2125 South Rose
wood street, has returned from Atlantic
City. Miss Ford will leave for Mary
land today to remain for an indefinite
period.
The members of the Prosperity Seven
Club are passing fortnight In Atlantic
City. The members are Mr.. Daniel
Anon. Mr.. Raymond Pestear. Mr.. John
A. Ray. Mr.. Erwin c. Berk. Mr. Joseph
N. Mally, Mr.. Samuel D. Dublin and Mr.
James l.. Anon, who Is president
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Mrs. Charles Janke, Mrs. Craishead,
Mrs West. Mrs Chickering, Miss Mar
Ion otter. Mrs. Frank Herr Miss Alice
Otter, Mrs. George Iiillman and Miss
Leone Benyard.
The Rev. Frank y. Lawrence, of
Trenton, who Ia spending his vacation
In Island Heights, spent Tuesday here.
Mrs. Cap Charles and her daughter
Miss Gladys Charles, who were guests
at Trinity rectory, have returned To
their home In Washington.
Mrs. George Hillman entertained
eight OF her friends at a luncheon and
bridge on Friday at 1 o'clock.
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Isadore Rudolph will be married on
at the Lorraine Hotel. The Rev. Jo-
seph Krauskopf, D. D.. will officiate.
Miss Caroline Langstadter, of 1920
Poplar street, has returned from a trir
OF three weeks at Camp Woodmere, In
Langstadter was the guest of Mrs
Jerome T.. Grant at the Grant summer
home in Deal Beach, N. j., in July.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Marks. OF 1891 North
Sixteenth street. who are spending the
summer In Atlantic City. will move to
1891 Jefferson street In September.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert B. Loeb, Of
1901 North Sixteenth street. have left
for a trip along the ST. Lawrence river
and Canadian resorts.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Sommer, of
1902 North Eighth street, are spending
the summer at Atlantic City
The Misses Jastrow. of 1919 Green
street. are spending August" at Ver-
sennes, VT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Allen Teller. of
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FRANKFORT

Mrs. c. Chapin, Of Northwood, has re-
turned from a several weeks visit 20
her sister. Mrs. P. Hoeerly, Of New
York. who ia spending the summer at
her cottage at Asbury Park.
Miss Mabel Lawton, Of 1884 Dufield
street, has gone on a visit to Chicago,
Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham and son, Mr..
Lester Graham, of 1922 Allengrove
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MANAYUNk

DR.. and Mrs. Joseph D. Lehman and
their daughter, Miss Mary Lehman of
Main street, have gone to wildwood for
the late summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Goettman and
their family. of Main street, who have
been passing several weeks in the Po-
como mountains following a short stay In
Harrisburg. Pa. have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel G. Goettman will
return today from Mount louisville,
Pa.
Miss Olive Douie, of 1853 Green lane
is the guest of Mrs. Alfred Croney.
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ALONG THE READING

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Nelson Read,
Of Elkins Park. are receiving congrat-
ulatons on the birth OF son, Herbert
Nelson Read Jr.. born August l.
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MOORESTOWN

Mrs. Harold otter gave an "at home"
on Wednesday afternoon from 3 to 5
In honor OF Mrs. Edwin De Haven.
Among the guests were Mrs. Edwin
Sumner, Mrs. Thornton Hollingshead,
Mrs James Gladhill, Mrs. william
Stackhous, Mrs. Frederick Warden,
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kENSlNGION

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lambert and their
daughter, of 2170 East Cumberland
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STEAMSHIP NOTICES
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-22
BANK EXECUTIVES
ISSUE CONCLAVE CALL

The complete program for the Sixth
district group meeting of the Indiana
Bankers association has not been an
nounced. The conclave will be held
at Magnesia Springs, Brookville, on
Thursday, June II. On May 1 of this
year there were only 81 banks. in
Indiana that were not affiliated with
the Indiana Bankers association. An
effort will be made to bring these
p banks into membership before the
state convention is held. A silver
loving cup will be presented to the
group of chairmen securing the larg.
est percentage of new members this
year. Another aim of the association
is to have a county bankers associa.
ton in every county in Indiana, by
Sept. 1.
The state convention will be held
In Indianapolis at the Claypool hotel
October 6, and g.
The officers of the Sixth district
sroup are: Chairman, Charles w. Cul-
bertson, Shelbyville; Secretary, John
c. Shirk, Brookville. Charles D. John
son, Liberty, George E. Mullin, Brook,
Vile; Ray Davis, Newcastle; and c.
S, Croker, North Vernon, compose the
executive committee.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-22

Gen. Jacinto B. Trevino led the
advance guard Of the Mexican
revolutionary forces which recently
took the City of Mexico, forcing
President Carranza to flee. After
taking control Of the city, General
Trevino issued proclamation
stating that the safety Of al for
eigners was guaranteed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-22

company and in direct charge Of the
european correspondence He will
have assignments in England and
travel with Alderman on the Cont.
nent.
Nicholson is graduate of the Rich.
mond high school in the class of 1915
or which he was president. He is
also a graduate of Earlham College
IN the class Of 1920 and was first hon.
or student in that class. He was a
member Of the high school debating
team, winner of the state oratorical
contest in 1915, and has been a mem
Der OF the Earlham debating team for
four years Nicholson is president of
the Earlham Press club. of which he
mas been a member for three years
and is an "E" football man.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-22
BIG TOBACCO co.
TAKES OPTION ON
EATON BUILDING

EATON, O., May 22-Representa-
tives of the American Leaf Tobacco
company. eastern corporation, have
opened negotiations with the Eaton
Canning company for purchase CT the
company's several buildings and
grounds, East Main street, along the
Pennsylvania railway.
The tobacco company has practical
1y taken an option on the property,
effective June /.
R. J. Scheid, head Of the canning
company, states it as his belief that
the deal will be consumated.
In the event of purchase, the tobac-
co company would establish pernan-
ent receiving station and warehouse
here. Permanent employment would
be given large force Of people. The
company leased the canning COM
pany's warehouse this spring and sew
eral thousand cases of tobacco were re-
c<ved and stored.
All arrangements have been COM
pleted for observance Of Memorial day
Sunday, May %. at New Hope. Cap
tain Roy G. Fitzgerald, Dayton, will
deliver the memorial address.
LEGION POST MEMORIAL
Members of st. Clair post, Ameri-
can Legion, will participate in the
Memorial day exercises here May 81.
All ex-service men will be urged by
the post to attend the services, with
or without uniforms, as they may
wish. The post also decided to &C
cept an invitation to attend the mem
Orial services to be held Sunday eve
ming May 80, in the Methodist church
at which Rev. A. j. Bussard, pastor,
will preach.
CAMDEN MEMORIAL DAY
Rev. J. A. Pantle, of Ithaca, O., will
deliver the memorial address at the
annual Memorial day services at Cam
den. May so Members of the G. A.
r.. Post, w. r. c., Albert J. Justice
post, American Legion, and the sew
eral fraternal lodges Of the village
will participate. Memorial services
for heroes of all wars will be conduct
ed at Camden, Sunday evening, May
%, in the Presbyterian church. Rev.
IS. l. Gear, pastor, will preach a SER
mon.
CAMDEN CHAUTAUQUA
August 1926 are announced as the
dates for the annual chautauqua
meeting at Camden. The program of
attractions has not been fully COM
pleted,
Fou'' cen students were graduated
from the Camden high school at the
annual commencement exercises held
Friday evening in that village Those
receiving diplomas: Bernice Dare,
Ethyl Bacon, Mary Kenworthy. Irene
Benson, Charlotte Horrigan, Lydia Els
ton, Mary Windate, Flo Avery, Ray
mond Frame, Harvey Douglass, Cecil
Neff, James Gift, Paul Writer'S, Oscar
Moore.
Irwin to Preach Sunday.
Rev. Charles F. Irwin, Belle Center,
Ohio, who has accepted call to the
pastorate of the Presbyterian church,
will preach here Sunday morning. He
expects to assume the duties Of the
charge here soon after the first of
June.
Rev. Paul S. Wight will preach a
special sermon Sunday evening on
The End of the Road" at Christ
church, the sermon to deal with the
theatre, dancing and gambling. Rev.
Wight has resigned his local charge
and will preach his farewell sermon
Sunday, May 80.
DR.. l.. R. limerick, local physician,
will deliver an address Sunday eve
ming at the United Brethren church
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-22
Nicholson Leaves
For FOREIGN Work

Ralph Nicholson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. C. Nicholson, South Eighth
street, will leave Sunday morning for
Philadelphia to consult with the edit
or of the Philadelphia Public Ledger
before sailing for England to be asso-
ciated with Carl Alderman, foreign
representative and correspondent for
the Ledger.
He will sail from New York on
Tuesday. He will have headquarters
in London with Alderman, who is gen.
era1 manager Of the Public Ledger