The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-19
Short News of CITY
FOULkE PICTURES At HEBRON
uoro1d Haven prouO djrecfor of tn a

FOULkE PICTURES At HERON
Harold Haven Brown, director of the
! Heron Art Institute in Indianapolis.
| has selected a group Of pictures from
William Dudley Foulke's private col
lection, which Mr.. Foulke has loaned
to the institute.
...<... RAWLs IN N. Y.
w. E. Rawls is registered as from
! Richmond at a New York hotel, &C.
cording to word from that city.
NUSBAOM IMPROVING
Improvement was noted Monday in
the condition of Lee B. Nusbaum, Main
street merchant, who is Ill of bronchial
pneumonia at his home, the attending
physician said.
TWO CASES CONTINUED
The cases of Odell Roach, arrested
on charges of petit larceny, and Thorn
as Elleman, arraigned for tresspass
were continued to Tuesday morning In
police court Monday.
. SOFT DRINKS GLIDE UP
. All We that are thirsty take notice!
Your favorite drinks are advancing!
A certain famous soft drink brought
seven cents a glass across the foun-
tains Monday morning, and pop, the
delight of your youth, retailed at 10
cents.
Local dealers justified their claim
for an increase by quoting the rise in
price of Goes" from S160 a gallon in
barrel lots. to $500, and pop to S1.30
a case instead of 80 cents. The short
age in sugar Is causing the mischief,
they say.
PROGRESSIVE CLUB MEETS
The Progressive Literary club will
meet Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 at the
home of Mrs. George Chrisman, 1928
Kinsey street.
FIREMAN RESIGNS
Fire Chief Miller reported the resig-
nation of Harold Toney, one of the
city fremen. Part of the new hose
recently purchased. has been received
and the board ordered that 100 feet
of the new bi-lateral hose be charged
to the street department.
EAST MAIN, 46 MEMBERS
The East Main Street Friends
Church Sunday received 46 new men,
bers. Following the sermon on Life
Conservation" welcome services was
conducted by the pastors. in which the
audience joined. The choir furnished
special music.
REVIVAL AT NAZARENE
Special revival services are being
held at 1880 each evening by Mrs.
Ida Brandyberry at the Church of
the Nazarene Music is being fur
nished by mems quartet. The pub
lie is urged to attend and hear the old
time gospel preached, said Mrs. Bran
dyberry Monday
KINGS HAVE BABY
Mr.. and Mrs. Will King, of 213
North Nineteenth street, are the par
ents of a baby daughter. born at Reid
Memorial hospital Sunday morning.
The child has been named Margaret.
GIVES r. c. BAcCALAUREATE
The Rev. A. +. Mitchell. pastor of
the South Eighth street Friends
church, delivered the baccalaureate
address before the high school and
eighth grade pupils of Fountain City
Sunday night
REV. DRESSED BETTER
The Rev. Frank A. Dressed, who has
been i'll for some time, was reported
improving at the Reid Memorial hos
pital late Monday afternoon.
MISS MOBLEY HURT
Miss Blanche Mobley, II, of Cam
bridge City. sustained severe cuts on
an arm as result of Slipping on the
mia station Saturday. She was taken
to office of DIR. Charles Marvel for
treatment
ATTEND INTERCHURcH MEETING
The Rev. J. S. Hill, W. L. Stump
and John II. Johnson were in charge
of a meeting in the interest of the
Interchurch World movement in Cen
terville Sunday afternoon.
NAMED AS COMMITTEE
Charles Harris and Everette kofski,
of Richmond, and Frank Irwin. of New
Paris, were named as a non-partisan
political committee at the last meet
ing of the Richmond council of the
Brotherhood of Blacksmiths. This
committee will endeavor to obtain
legislation favorable to labor.
NATCO OVERALL CLUB