The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-04-03
Short News Of City
HARTZELI IN GIEE CLUB

HARTZELL IN GLEE CLUB
Arthur X. Ffartzell, of this city, Is
member of the Indiana University
Mems Glee club which will give its
concert in Indianapolis Saturday at 8
p. m. at the Athenaeum. The concert
is in charge of the Indianapolis
Alumni association. A dance will fol-
low the concert.
YARLiNG FOR CONGRESS
William A. Yarling, of Shelbyville,
formerly state senator, has announced
his candidacy for congressman from
the Sixth district on the Democratic
ticket, opposing Richard N. Elliott, OF
Connersville, incumbent and candi-
date on the Republican ticket.
BAKER EXHIBIT ON VIEW.
The George Baker exhibit at the
public art gallery will be on view from
2 to 5 p. m. Sunday afternoon. The
exhibit will be taken down Wednes-
DAY.
SKATING SEASON CLOSES
Saturday evenings skate will close
one of the most successful skating
seasons the Coliseum has ever enjoy
ed, Manager Tax Bradfield said Satur-
Nciy. L Cl SOllS NiiiS IiSil Wv IL
in the Coliseum are requested to come
for them during the evening.
DAVIS TAKES CONTROL
Following a dissolution of partner
ship, William French of Davis and
French, auto sales company, has re-
turned to his home in Bay City, Mich.
and c. NJ. Davis, formerly part owner,
has taken entire control. Davis has
Il I, IoI +lo ;ptn ~ or
of the garage, which is located be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth on
East Main.
CENTERVILLE PETITION UP
Petition filed with the Public Serv-
ice Commission by the Centerville
Cooperative Telephone Company for
authority to fix new schedule of rates,
was to be heard at 10 a. m, Saturday
morning at the rooms Of the commits
sion in indianapolis.
SHOWALTER is HURT
Charles Showalter, Pennsy brake
man, sustained sprained and bruised
back Friday afternoon, when thrown
from the top of box car in the East
| Yards. A yard engine was pushing
the car upon which Showalter was
riding and while he was signalling to
engineer, another car was bumped and
| Jared him from the car. He was
taken to a nearby physician for treat
ment and then to his home.
| "DUSTY" OPENS NEW SHOP
| Albert ]. Lienemann started a shoe
rebuilding shop at IL North 9Th about
one year ago, calling the venture by
the name of "Dusty's Shoe Rebuild
ers." Due to the increased business
1t has been impossible to take care
of all the work, SO for convenience
of northern patrons a modern shoI
will be opened Monday at 504 Nortl
| Eighth street, opposite the Railroad
store.
WHENEVER ON FORCE.
Charles Wiehmeyer was appointed g
member of the city police force to
succeed William Hirschfield, by the
board Of police commissioners Friday
night Hirschfelds resignation was
approved by the board. Patrolmar
Hirschtield has been on the police
force for the last II years. He re
signed to accept position as detective
with the c. & O. railroad. The resigna
ton is effective April I.
UPDYkE is FINED
Homer Updyke, an epileptic, was
fined $5 and costs in police court Sat
urday morning for assault and battery
Updyke pleaded not guilty, but the
court sentenced him for an alleged at
tack on a member Of his family
Friday Application has been made
for his admission to the state epilepti'
colony at Newcastle.
P. o. is CRIPPLED.
With the resignation of carrier an'
; the illness of two other members o
the post office staff, the Richmon'
postal headquarters was severel.
. crippled, Saturday. superintendent o
Mail Clarence Foreman, and Harr
Packer, a city carrier are both i'll an
c. C. Hawk, rural delivery carrier, ha
? resigned to accept a position of buye
and assistant manager in a cooper
ative association in Hollansburg, 0.
MILTON MEN DINE HERE
, A big time was enjoyed at the dir
ner and entertainment for the men
class of the Milton Christian churc
in the Y. NJ. G. A, Friday night Abou
20 men were present During an
after the dinner, short talks wcr
made by the Rev. l.. r. Murray, l.. v
Carlander, F. NJ. Jones and Earl Crav
: ford Miss Ruth Ferguson gave se0
4 eral vocal solos. The affair was i
t charge of E. P. Jones, of Milton.
/ SOCIETY POSTPONES
n The Trifoleum Society which was
s have met Monday evening, will nc
meet until week from Monda,
April 10, when Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
|, Rohe will be host and hostess.
= NAMES TO BE CERTIFIED
l. Names of candidates filed with tn
secretary of state will be certified b
the state department to county clerk
. on April 13 No state ballots or SUI
y plies will be provided for the primar
by the state board Of election con
: missioners. Everything of the sort
e to be provided by the counties {
O oi+ioc nc tho ctato boa rd has no int q