The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-18
Short News Of CITY
Prohibition Address sunda

FTonioition ADDRESS SUNDAY - Inc
Rev. G. j. Everson. of Indianapolis,
state anti-saloon league represent
alive. will speak at the First Christian
church Sunday night, Dec. 49, Both
Sunday school and church services in
the morning will celebrate Christmas.
White Gifts For the King playlet.
will be given by children at the Sun
day school hour
Hadiey Returns Home - Ross A.
Hadley, general secretary of the Amer
lean Friends board of Foreign Mis-
sions, has returned after about 10
days in the East. He visited New
York, Boston and Cleveland.
Army Announces observation-disclosures
ing Is a list of names of those ha wing
enlisted at the local army recruiting
office during the last few days: Jo-
seph P. CAREY. Meriden, Conn; Isaiah
Armstrong, Clifford and Prospers
Brown, Lester Hiatt and Darrell
Coates, all of Winchester; Edwa I'd
Grant, James Raney and Richard
Grant, all of Richmond; and William
Sells, of Liberty. Men enlisted in the
Indianapolis district during the first
IA days of December number 426, &C
cording to a report.
st. John Commandery Eiects-St
Joseph Comma ndery 172, Knights of
ST. John, will hold it's annual election
of officers for the coming year in the
rooms at ST. Andrews lyceunl, Mon
day night, Dec. 20. All members are
requested to be present. The meeting
will be called at 7:45 p. m. sharp ow-
ing to the extra order of business.
The Knights are looking forward to
prosperous year and hope to con-
slider large membership.
Visits Local Association. - J. w.
Nipps, general secretary of the Y. NJ.
C. A, at Tien Tsin, China, visited the
Richmond Y. M. C. A, Friday after
noon. Mr. Nipps has been visiting rel
atives in Pittsburgh and on his return
to China is visiting associations over
the country.
Wayne Threshermen Meet-The an
nual meeting of the Wayne County
Threshermen's association was held in
the office of County Agent Dolan at 2
p. m. Saturday. Election of officers
and routine business occupied the en-
tire session
Memorial Service Thursday Me-
mortal services for eight members
who have died this year, will be held
by the Women's Relief corps next
Thursday afternoon in the post rooms
at the court house. The public may
attend
Carrier is Transferred-Clyde L.
Cluxton, who has been city carrier on
Route 10. from the Richmond post
ONCE, has been transferred to the
position of distributor, the position
formerly held by Edgar Mote, who re-
signed recently. William r. Knauber
senior substitute has been appointed
to the place made vacant by the trans
fer of Mr.. Cluxton
Forward Movement Meeting-Jesse
Henley, of Carthage, and Mrs. Theo-
dora Wilson, of Spiceland, attended a
meeting of the Indiana yearly meeting
forward movement committee, at the
Forward Movment offices, Saturday
morning. Planas for carrying on for
ward movement work in the yearly
meeting during the ensuing year were
discussed
Jones Speaks sunday-sylvester
Jones, associate director of the
Friends Forward Movement, will
speak in Friends churches both morn
ing and evening Sunday. He has
been requested to talk on forward
movement plans, and give a partial re-
port of the London conference.
lnspects Vocational Work Mr..
Klinefelter, a federal representative
from Washington, D. c., has been in
Richmond this week inspecting
schools and work of the vocational
bureau. He is inspector for u states.
Exhibit Is Presented-A piece Of
camel coal about 10 inches broad, 12
inches long. and six inches through
has been presented to the high school
for its curo collection by L. II. Shep-
land. The piece is a perfect trans
verse section of cypress and shows
the bark and grain of the wood. 1t
was found in local coal yard.
Fem Fem Entertainmcnt-Zem ZEN
sojourners enjoyed a happy evening
Friday. Grouped in the club rooms at
the knights of Pythias temple. they
were entertained by vaudeville talent.
now playing a local theater. Dancing
and music made the occasion a jolly
one.
Offender is Fined-William Gregg.
1121 Northwest Fifth street, was fined
81 and sentenced to one day in Jail,
which was suspended, for gathering
coal from the Pennsylvania railroad
tracks, when he appeared before May
or Zimmerman this morning.
Auto Driver Dismissed - William
Knox was hailed into court for operat-
ing his car with the muffler open. He
was dismissed by the court.
Saw Dempsey Fight.-Charles Nc
CURE returned from New York City
Saturday. While there he attended
the Jack Dempsey fight.
Mothers Are Thanked.-The teach
ers and children of the kindergarten
and first grade of Joseph Moore school
wish to thank the mothers who sent
candy and popcron for their Christmas
sale. The children made the boxes
and decorated the booths. Sale of
the candy and popcorn netted 1852.
Guest Leaves Saturday.-MssD oro-
thy Albersmerr of Indianapolis, who
has been visiting Miss Bessie Cruise
and Mrs. Lowell Johnson returned
home Saturday.
Chinese Administrator Here-Chien
Hsun Ii. former superintendent of the
normal school in Chilli province,
China, was in Richmond this week