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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-28
Funeral Arrangements

Gehrke-Funeral services for Chris
tan F. Gehrke. 81 years old. who died
Friday morning. at the home OF his
daughter. - South Twenty-Second
street. will be held Sunday. at p. M.
from the home. Burial will be in the
Lutheran cemetery. The Rev. F. A.
Dressed will of6ciate. Friends may call
at any time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-28
FARMERS PREDOMINANT
In NEXT OHIO ASSEMBLY

plete unofficial list of the candidates
for representatives and state senators
in Ohio. complied here today, indi
Gated that the General Assembly Will
be made up largely Of men who served
il the S3rd general assembly.
Farmers predominant among the can
d:dates and undoubtedly vii: continue
to hold the balance of power in r.
legislature.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-28
GIANTS LEAD REDS
IN 1ST GAME TODAY
(By Associated Press)

CINCINNATI. Aug. 2S.-ln the sew
enth inning of the first game OF a
donble.header today between
the Cincinnati and the New York
National League teams the Giants
we're leading by a score of TO 0.
Tile Giants scored ono run in the
first and two runs in the seventh in
ming. Batteries: Benton and Smith for
New York, aud Eller and Allen for
Cincinnati.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-28
Jury of IL Women Decides
Case in Fiue Minutes
(By Associated Press)

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Aug. est
took a jury of 12 women in the court
Of Justice of the Peace T. Ernest NAH
lcm here today just five minutes to
reach a verdict in suit growing out
OF a dispute over ownership of talk
ing machine They decided in favor
of the plaintiff. 1t was the first jury
of women ever summoned in Indiana.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-28
ARMED BANDITS HOLD UP
PAYMASTER; GET $15, 1000

HAMMOND, Ind, Aug. ZS.-Tnree
men held up the paymaster OF the Gen
eral American Company at East
Chicago this morning and escaped
with $4,000. The bandits fed across
the state line toward Chicago.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-28
HEIs WELL AND FEELING FINE

and enjoying myself without pain and
feeling BAD IKE =. used to-" writes rites
back used to hurt me and I could not
straightenup. Since ] took Foley Kid
ney Pills I have not had that trouble"
Good for lame back. sore muscles, stiff
joints. rheumatic pains and other SYM
toms of kidney and bladder trouble
For sale by A. G. Luken & Co.. $50 Main
Ct-A6ycrtjSement
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-28

The family of J. w. kirkpatrick,
living near Muscatine, Ia, boasts the
distinction of having six children go
ing to the same school and fo- the
last school year having a perfect at
tendance yoCnrf
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-28
Specials from All Departments
In This Monday Sale

HOPE MUSLIN for Monday only, OOn
per yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. NC
SO DRESS GINGHAMS- OK
Monday special, yard ................ ccN
CSC UNBLEACHED MUSLIN OOo
for Monday only. yard ............... INV
SOC value in CURTAIN MATERIALS, OK
Monday only, yard ................... XIV
soc LINEN WEFT TOWELING 10o
for Monday only. yard ............... 1ON
$3.50 FANCY PLAID BLANKETS; CO 90
for Monday only, special pair. ..... pcsCC
ALL CREPE DE CHIMES and GEORGETTE
CREPEs. worth s3'2S yard C1QR
Monday only. yard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. C1sCO
75c value in CURTAIN MATERIALS: EOo
Monday only yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. wv
TEXOLEUM FELT BASE Floor Coverings, 81
value in remnants OOo
Monday special yard ................. cCN
SOC PERCALES; Monday only, Ok
per yard ..................... wv
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-28
In the Millinery Dept

Special Tam Day. Velvets Duvettes and
Corduroy in black and all colors; spe-
cial at .75c to $500
We have received another shipment of
our special trimmed Hats; Monday spe-
clal at S4.SS
complete line of black and colors in
ostrich feather bands, Monday ..S2 90
Ladies' Plain Tailored Hats, Sailors,
close fitting feather, and off the face
hats in black and all new shades. Mon
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-28

Boys Wash Trousers. plain grey. most all
sizes, si.'5 regular price; Monday S1.33
One lot CT Boys good quality school Suits,
heavy weight, sizes 20 &c. very special,
Monday, az ................S S.29
Boys heavy weight School Trousers, all
sizes, plain grey and grey stripes very spe-
cal at Observation-Disclosures. AZ
Mems Work Shirts, plain and colored stripe
Cheviots, sizes 14A to II. special 81 80
Boys Dress Waists, dark or light stripes.
sizes to Is; very special Monday S1.15
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-02

evening--and sacrifice dinner 10 be-
half of beauty.
The hair is first treated to a sham
poo. TO make it soft and traetabIe and
SO that every single hair viii stand
up in live manner from the scalp.
Then it is waved and this is an ardu-
Gus task indeed for the waves must be
perfectly and carefully made so that
they may be regular and natural look
ing all over the head. After the way
ing process the hair is too SOFT light
and fluffy to manage easily. AS you
have said countless times yourself:
My hair has just been washed and /
can't do a thing with it" In = couple
OF DAYS il becomes tractable, but no
woman who is going to dress her own
hair for party. washes it on the day
Of the party-if she is wise. The
shampoo is given two days before.
But the professional hairdresser knows
how to make the newly washed and
waved tresses manageable He goes
over them lightly with a prepa ration
that leaves them lustrous as satin and
that makes them take the way they
should go. Then the hair is dressed"
and when the professional gets through
with it, the arrangement is there to
stay--until the hairpins are taken out
The structure so beautifully arranged
viii not slip and not a hair will get
-,,tit of place even if one dances q
whole evening.
Yet the perfect couture for formal
occasion does not necessarily suggest
formality. That is, there is nothing
stiff and rigid about it. The expert
coiffeuse knows how to make II look
soft and becoming, and even loosely'
put up, vet so firm In arrangement
that it's lines will remain beautiful for
many hours. This question OF line is
very important and the hair dresser
who is an artist~--as many of them
are--makes the line of the couture
harmonic with the lines of the head
and shoulders. Note the beautiful
LING of the pictured couture where
straight hair has been arranged in
such graceful fashion. The big comb
has been most artfulIy placed to con-
tinue the line of the hairdressing.
Put your hand over the comb and the
couture itself with Its simple knot at
the crown. will lose immeasurably in
grace and smartness. Note, in another
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-02

KNOW "a @ognan vino has used Il can
opener whose ead IS loose and shaky
In tho handle for over year The
Work M opening -aaHs Is doubled
bat She just keeps on WIN What Old
can opener never even thinking of
adding a new one 10 her shopping Inst.
Have AL The kstchen knives sharp
ened some day--the old MCKEE edged
bread kpife the dali meat knife the
itt!e vegetable knives and the rusty
KITCHEN scissors too--and see how JOY
ous)y ne work goes afterward You
@'1ll esoGSlgt mhS Ia the fiorld On let
the knives go so long. There are so
many things for woman TO do now
besides kitchen drudgery; and -erv-
ants arc ~ hard 70 get Does # pay
TO spend an ounce Of exerA effort
struggling with poor tools? A man
would say instantly that 1t does not.
But wamep SO On. using kitchen I'm:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-02

this, and treated to the special lotion
afterward, will retain its soft ripple
for two weeks--except In muggy sum-
mer weather. A good marcel pays,
for it lasts so long. You may have 10
twist few short hairs at the temples
and above the ears over hot curling
iron, or do them up on Kids occa-
siona1ly, but the natural wave in
the long locks will remain surpris-
ngly lengthy time. Some women tie
light net over the hair before retir-
ing and this helps to preserve the
artificial wave.
In one picture the hair Is parted at
the right side and drawn toward the
left. In another picture the parting is
over the left eye. Study various ways
of parting your hair and decide which
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-02

I~ AVE YOU ever sat at The opera,
% ana studied the coiffures in the
u boxes. and in the orchestra seats
W Fwhere all the women are in gala
toilette? A deal of time, pains ana
money-ycs money--those beautiful
hairdressings represent. For formal
evening couture is as important a part
Of the costume As any other detail. 1t
must he absolute perfection.
This perfection is the result Of time
and pans--and money, as one has
~Jid For either a high priced maid,
expert in her business, or an equally
Hlgh priced professional hairdresser
has produced the effect that Is so adj
MIR bile, The professional hatrdressoF
Is very busy on the day Of an opera
performance. or when any big society
event IS TO occur. Appointments must
be made far ahead and lucky are the
favored customers who SECURE the de-
siTahle hours~-betWeen oNe and five
O'clock in the afternoon. OF course.
every body may not have these hours,
so many women must have their hair
done early In the morning and stay in
oil day because hat may not be
Gonned over the perfect couture.
Other women have 10 take The late
appointments. from SIX 20 eight in the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-02
TheC0lf ure Of F ormality~

picture, also, the arrangement of the
comb 1t is placed on the opposite
side OF the head from the parting and
the couture has a dragged over effect
toward the left Yet there is perfect
balance of line.
Both of these coiffures have more
formal suggestion than the arrange
ment in another picture. where the
tresses seem to have been gathered
up loosely and carelessly, Yet this
coiffure Is quite as formal and quite
MS painstaking in it's arrangem emit
The effect is different. that is ALL And
though it does not show in the pic
ture, 4 net lightly placed over the hair
prevents a too fiy-away effect and
holds the loose arrangement in posi-
ton.
Not one of these heads has natural
" curly hair. but so beautiful is the
waving process that the natural effect
IS perfectly achieved. Hair waved like
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-02
Just Time To Plant Sweet Peas

" you are going to have sweet peas
Fl in your garden this summer. re-
member that the seeds must posi-
u lively be in the ground by the end
of March. Almost all other garden
flowers may be planted weeks later
and apple blossom time is the proper
planting time for most summer-blos-
soming posies. But the sweet peas
need cold TO get good start. If
planted too late they will come up
spndly and lifeless.
Dig a long, deep trench. AT least
ten inches deep it must be. The seeds
are planted at the bottom OF this
trench. rather well apart. and are we'll
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-02
The LONG, Looped Effect
That is So Fashionable Tow

same delicate pink shade and the tat
feta Is looped and shirred to carry out
the soft effect. This wrap is for
young woman and accompanies a
dance frock of lowered chiffon-paie
pink with shaded mauve flowers. The
edge of the skirt is cut out IN deep
scauops and edged with pearl bead
loop trimming. All dance skirts nave
a soft indefinite line at the edge and
in many cases the material is slashed
and draped under to give an uneven
line. Some OF the debutante dance
frocks have bouffant skirts with many
rufTies between sash and skirt hem
An adorable debutante frock is OF dawn
mink chiffon taffeta with three skirt
nounces, each edged with a puff OF
the taffeta. Even this simple little
frock has its band of palette embroid-
erv. oddly placed The bead embroid-
arv runs around the top of the arm
and across the back, but the edge of
the bodice at the back is much lower
the bead trimming running across the
bare shoulders. and appearing TO hold
the frock on It's wearer.
Looped Up Fabrics Give Soft Lines
SILKS and laces are Iooped up and
caught against the gown TO give beau
| tifuI, soft lines. Two instances OF this
| are pictured. One is in the dance
frock with lace Topped up about the
hem. The wide band u lace Is gain
cred under the edge of the skirt
turned up in bag effect and caught
here and there to the skirt. Long
HOPED draperies of the lace fall at
either hip and mingle with the Topped
m lace at the foot, The skirt itself
is softly pieated into the belt. The
frock has very loose. low walstiine
and the bodice IS covered with an en-
broidery of crystal and pale tourma-
line beads, a fiat belt of these beads
encircling the low waistline. One
touch Of vivid color is given by huge
flower or rosette of gathered ribbon
in magenta and cerise shades at the
left hip. And a sashend of cerise rib
bon falls from this rosette under the
looped lace drapery. It's end descends
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-02

eoiored paillettes on wired net An
unusual feature of this gown is~-~long
sleeves! Few evening gowns have any
sleeves at all but Miss FergUson's
wonderful gown has loose sleeves of
red and white beaded chiffon that fall
almost to the wrist, but leave the up
per part Of the arm bare between
shoulder and elbow.
Jewel embroidery Is found on an
other gown pictured today the ex-
quisite little Empire gown over which
is flung d wrap of gray astrachan and
net. This gown is OF white satin with
hrocade stripe pattern in silver
Across the front of the bodice Is q
brilliant embroidery in American
Beauty tones With this classic gown
the gray wrap is specially effective,
The gray astrachan forms q small
mantle or dolman, with long tab ends
that fan from the sleeves. but u
yoMminous drapery OF silver gray net
makes the wrap seem much larger
than ii is.
Ostrich Trimmed Wraps The Rage
The spring evening wraps are not
only stunning they are lovely. with a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-02

stamped down under covering of
soil. AS they begin to come up. more
soil must be sptinkled around them.
Finally. by the time the plants are
good and strong the top OF the trench
will be again level with the garden
but in other soils ii is almost impos-
sible TO raise them. On Long Island,
for instance, sweet peas flourish In
every garden. but in New Jersey they
have TO be coaxed and cared for. &c
grow at all. This is because the
Jersey soil is too heavy and too full OF
clay.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-02

below the skirt and may be seen below
the draped lace, hiding the instep OF
one foot
Another looped effect is shown in
the evening gown Of satin which has
an apron of net edged with bead en-
broidery. The skirt drapery is looped
toward the back and appears to be
caught up in long ends that join the
jeweled should er-straps. This gown is
Of heliotrope satin, the embroidery in
rose, mauve and mulberry shades.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-02

- CARCELY an evening gown now
that does not glitter. Paillettes.
~ beads. embroideries of glass and
~ crystal that initiate emeralds
rub!es, sapphires and other precious
stones. give wonderful brilianee, add
ed to the luster Of rich silks, sauHs
and brocades The only exceptions to
these gIittering costumes are the little
chiffon taneta dance frocks of debu~
tantes. and gowns OF lace and tulie.
But 1t is the gorgeous gown. the gilt
tering gown. that counts highest in
fashions fancy just now.
The late season mode IN evening
gowns Ia set al Palm Beach Ia Fehru
airy. Then comes Atlantic City at
0astsr tide--more stunning evening
oe0tumes appear! And finally arrives
the wirdup OF the season. brief fort
night or so in Manhattan when there
is a gathering OF the clan before the
general dispersal 10 country houses
snd so on for the summer A great
deal Of ga!ety is crowded into this
spring season. Dinners, lunchcons.
theatre parties, dances, follow each
other in quick succession. There are
last nights Of the opera season. There
are weddings scheduled for this after
Easter fortnight. When everything
has been crowded in aud all the stan
oing new evening gowns have been
worn. society turns its attention 10 the
Incoming season--summcr, There is
shopping for summer wardrobes and
for summer furnishings for. country
house, mountain camp and yacht.
There Is search for smart travelling
logs and luggage. Everybody Ks alert
with plans and everybody is tremen-
dously busy. But before thls busy
time comes the brilliant windup Of
the winter season.
Mock Jewels Feature OF spring Dance
EroCk~
A s.rins q sapph.fe~ around ones
neck does not give half enough sc:n-
t!llating color now--in fact tte string
OF sapphtros would be nowhere az all
beside an evening bodice almost GOV
cred with imitation sapphire emtrrf4-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-02

shows light hair fiunily arranged.
In all the pictured hairdressings you
observe the hair comes very low over
the ears. This Is absolutely necessary
to smartness now. When it takes all
the hair you have to make the soft
waves over the ears. artificial tresses
can be added at the back. Or you can
purchase "ear- waves" which tuck I'M
der the natural hair and are natural
locking when carefully matched to the
air in quality as we'll as color.
Soft puffs are being worn on the
crown OF the head again and these
may be purchased in all shades and
qualities of hair. 1t is very difficult
to make puffs that are both soft and
tidy of your own hair-unless you
have a maid to build the structure.
IL you have decided to make your
hair into big, soft puffs for coming
marty. begin to practice a week before
hand or you will have distracted
and distressing time at the last mo-
ment. 1t takes practice to roll the
puff. pull 1t out and deity pin II in
place. The whole thing must be done
very rapidly and by feel, for YOU
cannot watch your hands working at
the back Of your head.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-02

shimmering softness and fluffy soft
ness that is fascinating. The SHIN
mering wraps are those Of moleskin
and squirrel combined with silver net
one beautiful wrap Is Of the net with
huge appliqued flowers made of mole
skin scattered over its surface. The
fluffy wraps are of silk trimmed with
ostrich, straight or curled. A pictured
wrap of pale pink chiffon taffeta IS
trimmed with ostrich in exactly the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-02

is most becoming; not only from the
front, but also from both sides. Some
times the hair grows much more pref
tily on one temple than 1t does on the
other. There are women who have
quite thick locks on one side but are
almost bald on the opposite temple.
Then there is the "cowllck," which is
not the Disagreement 1t used to be.
Where the "cowlick" occurs Is the
natural place to part the hair and
this has been done In the couture that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-02
Mock Jewels Feature OF spring Dance
TrOCk~
KEEP KITCHEN KNIVES SHARP

T. Is amazing how many house
keepers VINO pride themselves on
their GOOD cooking and on Inc shin
= nag neatness ~ the.t houses. Viii
get along month after month. year
after year With hopelessiy dull kit
chen tools A man @ho works with
tools sees 10 il that all HIS implements
are in The beel possible condition be
fore he sets TO work. Many a com
plant you hear in the average house
hold about dUit carving knives. inefi-
Client hammers, screwdrivers tha, are
mo goes al all" and so on. But
these complaints Always come from
members OF the family who
nave been asked 70 do some little job
around the house. wonderful Il Is.
bur the average woman ~ill use a
Sbsky tack hammer or a looseped
screwdriver month after month and
never replace H. Her patience is
xaal!y astonlshiaG IA The matter. /
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-02

sOk i HE SPRING Birdie FAITHS
IN cry good looking riding clothes
AL smart paddock models are
" ready for the girl who is longing
70 canter through the spring woods.
Goats and hreeches of course--thc
side-saddle skirt is almost thing of
past ages~--and the new riding coats
have a very saucy flare above the
sheath-fitting riding breeches that hut
ton trinity at the knee and disappear
under high boots Of equally beautiful
FL and 4-At, Spring riding SALTS are
or tan, gray or brown covert or of gray
whipcord with suede leather strap
pings. There are many suits also or
black and white checked wool-which
looks exceedingly smart with black
straw riding hat and vanished black
boots. and snow white gloves and
neckwear. ..--..-...
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-02

The apron is or silver net and the
bodice is in three layers, the outer
layer silver net with a band Of EN-
brotdery at the waistline under that
pale pink net embroidered in silver
and under that flesh tinted chiffon,
The whole costume is soft and clinging
in Tine and is wonderfully graceful
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-02

piements that double their labor. "
Their patience IS enormous.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-02

- CARCELY an evening gown now
that does not glitter. Paiuettes.
beads. embroideries of glass ana
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-02

Ostrich Trimmed Wraps The Rage
The spring evening wraps are not
only stunning they are lovely with a
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-21
New Electric Service

One of the newest concerns
catering to the autoists of the
Blue Grass section, is the Dear
born Electric Service, located at
$40 E. Main St. Lexington, KY
and SO S. Broadway, Winchester,
Ky. The latest and most up-to-
date equipment has been install
ed in both shops and the work
will be done by experienced men
While they are agents for the
well known u. S. L. Batteries
they will do all classes of electri-
cal work on automobiles. Messrs
William and S. w. Dearborn, the
gentlemen composing the firm
were formerly located at Cynthi-
ana, KY and are we'll known
throughout the blue grass coun-
ties.