The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-09
Short News of CITY
o SPEAK ON MISSIONARIES.


Johns Lutheran church will deliver a
sermon in connection with the COM
missioning Of foreign missionaries at
Michigan City next Sunday, which
the Joint Lutheran synod is sending
to India.
This body few years ago took over
the Hermannsburg mission stations,
but the work suffered many severe in
terruptions during the war, and these
are the first missionaries from the
United States that the body is as
sured will reach their destination.
ST. JOHNS CONTRIBUTES.
Money has been raised and clothing
donated to the starving people of the
central powers by st. Johns Lutheran
church, said an announcement Sun
day. Members of the congregation
will continue their contributions this
week.
HARTMAN HEADS co.
Announcement was made Monday
by officials of the Stafford Motor Car
company that ]. R. Hartman would
take over the management imme-
diately.
LEBO Is CHAIRMAN
E. E. Lebo of Richmond was elected
mercial Travellers G. o. P. club Of
Indiana at the annual meeting in Ind
annapolis Saturday. Homer H. L..
Beals of Noblesville, was elected
president and Harry R. Jones of Ind
annapolis, secretary. The club voted
support to the Republican nominees
but did not indorse particular candi-
dates.
TWO IN NEW YORK
S. D. Walters is registered as from
Richmond at the Herald Square hotel
in New York city. r. M. South is also
registered in New York.
CLUB DEPARTMENT TO MEET.
! The Home Economics Department
of the Women's club will meet We'd
nesday afternoon in the Reid Memoir
ial church. Mrs. Florence Williams
will address the women on value of
Standardized Dress for Women" and
THE High School Girl and Her
Clothes"
STILL SEARCH FOR GIRL.
Local police Saturday were still fol-
lowing up clues In an effort to locate
| Marie Collier, 16 years old, the daugh-
ter of an Easthaven farm hand, re-
ported to be missing for several days.
Notices have been sent to authorities
of other cities.
NO VETS TO MEETING
| No local practitioners will probably
attend the Veterinarian conference at
Purdue university on Feb. 16. This
conference will be attended by veter
: inarians from all over Indiana and To-
cal men express regret that press OF
business prevents them from attend
ing.
FRIENDS CONFER,
Samuel l.. Haworth, head of the
spiritual resources department of the
Forward Movement; Charles M
Woodman, of the Allen Jay Memorial
Church, Alsima NJ. Andrew, mission
airy on furlough from Jamaica, and
| Herbert Huffman, of Winchester, in
augurated Forward Movement confer
ences in Dublin on Sunday. Other
members Of the midwest committee
are holding conferences elsewhere in
the state.
EVANGELIST breaches.
| Evangelist l.. NJ. Fogg. of New
the Church of the Nazarene this week
He preached on Service Attached tc
Love-" Sunday morning; "Devine Sat
isfaction" in the afternoon, and tive
Ways" Sunday night. Miss Ethel viii
son and Miss Mildred Jacobs sang
Rev. and Mrs. Bandeberry sang Look
ing This Way" Thirteen people went
to the altar at the Sunday evening
services.
DELINQUENT SALE HELD
The annual tax sale of delinquen
real and personal property in thu
county, was held in the court house
by County Treasurer Ed Weidner
Monday. The sale was we'll attended
FORD is TAKEN
Harry Hartman. r. r. D.. out o
Richmond, reported to police Sunda.
night that he had his Ford touring ca
stolen from South Tenth street wher'
he had parked it while visiting show
The car was missed about 1873
p. m. and the police were notified
shortly after. Police in other cite
. have been informed of, the theft an'
. asked to keep a lookout for the auto.
PRISONER is SUSPENDED
: Jack Beaslev colored, charged wit
: profanity. was suspended during hi
good behavior, in police court Monday
: MISS HUNT IMPROVED
l Miss Grace Hunt, formerly Of thi
| city, who has been seriously i'll at he
. home in Indianapolis, is slightly in
t proved, according to information RI
s very we'll known here.
l HERVEY MOCK DEAD
r Hervey c. Mock. 81 years old. die
Friday afternoon at the home Of hi
r mother in Columbus, o. His deaf
: was caused from complications, as b
n had flu and pneumonia last sprins
The mother, three brothers, one si
!. ter. the widow and four children su
d vive. He formerly resided in thi
/ city.
BIBLE STUDY SUBJECT
= Bible study work Of the Richmon
Y. NJ. c. A. will be discussed at NEE
ing of mems Sunday school teacher
Sunday school superintendent an
pastors, in the association building {
T 100 p. m. Tuesday. Letters to tn
S effect have been sent out by Lester v
II Carlander, general secretary.
e LINCOLN SERMON SUBJECT
r Several local pastors dWelt upon tc
S life of Lincoln at the services Sunda
morning. None, however. held ella
crate programs. The Rev. l.. f, Nu
l, ray. of the First Christian church, Wi
J.; speak upon Lincoln next Sunday.
4 ONE FINED: OTHER HELD
o The case of Ada Fox charged wit