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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-13

war, owing to insufficient staff, and
danger from air attack and menace
of invasion. The curators of the gal
leries have achieved wonders since it
became possible to reopen the doors,
writes the informant. Formerly the
aspect Of the work was the chief con-
| sideration; now an endeavor has been
made at chronological order.
Unless the Chicago Historical So
ciety succeeds in it's campaign to OBJ
tain subscriptions to fund to pur-
| chase the famous .Gunther collection
the half million dollar treasure trove
Of paintings, historical objects, and
object dart once offered free to the
city by its owner, the late Charles F..
Gunther, pioneer Chicagoan and
wealthy candy manufacturer-it may
be lost to the city.
Art dealers and representatives
from New York, Boston, Washington
| and Philadelphia have made large Of
fers for the collection which includes
several paintings said to be worth
more than $4,000 each. Representa-
| tives OF several metropolitan museums
are also bidding for the wealth of
and curios.
Intense interest has been aroused
in Richmond through the announce
! ment and seat sale for Baroness Rous-
kaya's appearance in the coliseum
next Thursday night She has been
advertised as Russian impression
isttc and interpretative dancer. The
Columbia Saxophone Sextette will ap-
! pear jointly. Ray Weisbrod of the
Weisbrod Music company, is sponsor.
ing the performance.
George Baker, landscapist, will open
an exhibit Of Importance in the public
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-13

art gallery a week from Sunday. 1t
will continue through Easter.
The High School orchestra will give
an interesting concert in the auditor
ium of the high school next Tuesday
evening under the baton of Ralph c.
Sloan. The concert is for the bene-
fit of three French war orphans
pledged support by the aggregation
three years ago, for a period of three
years. Tickets are on sale for SO
cents.
The Earlham College Glee club ap-
peared at Fountain City in a recital
Friday night. A spring vacation tour
is being planned by the club manager.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-13
MAScAGNps NEW OPERA
TO BE PRODUCED SOON

ROME. March 13.-Announcement
was recently made by the Costanzi
theatre that Mascagni's new opera
Little Marat" would be performed
there for the first time. soon. The
composer, however, issued a state
ment today at the opera cannot be
performed as yet as he has given it
to Targioni-Torzetti, the Limbrattist
who collaborated with Mascagni in
composing "Cavalliera Rusticana"
and who has the commission to write
the book of the play.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-13

Anybody can give good excuse 70
not doing what he is expected to dc
but the one who delivers the goods
makes the others give the excuses.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
OFFICIAL WASHINGTON HAS
HOPE FOR PEACE IN MEXICO

Washington. D. C., Oct. 13.-The
Mexican situation, according TO gov
eminent officials and a few members
OF congress who are still in Washing
ton seems TO be greatly improving.
These officials believe that when OBJ
RECON takes office in December that
Mexico viii be comparatively peace
tuL despite recent outbreaks BY var
ious gubernatorial candidates who
have been defeated for office but who
have seized the state powers regard
less Of the wishes Of Mexico City. A
few bandits are stiu at large but they
are rapidly disappearing or are being
run down and captured by federal
troops Villas reformation, in the
opinion Of officials here- has done
more 10 pacify Mexico. and particu-
larry the northern part than any
other thing that has been done since
Porflrio Oizz was run out OF the re-
public
Representatives o. the Mexican
government are reported TO be verv
active here IA urging the state de-
partment TO recognize the new Mexi-
can government So far secretsrv
Colby has given no indication OF what
president Wilson viii do in this re-
gard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
HOME. NOT CHURCH. TO BLAME
FOR UNREST. AYERS PREACHER

Toxic, Oct 13.-Faflure Of home life
and not the failure OF the church was
held to be responsible for the social
unrest the sin and crime and shame
mat abounds on every hand" by the
Kew " E BiederWolf. D. D., Of Chi
cage, In an address before the worlds
sunday school congress here last
night The speaker charged that ss55
per cent OF the ministers OF Amerfcs
DO not themselves maintain family
worship In their own homes"
other speakers At the congress
were the Rev John 7. Paris, D. d. OF
Philadelphia who discussed possible
cooperation between secular and re-
llslo1s educational agencies, and the
rev. Rufus ". Miller, D. D, Of Phila-
delphiaB who spoke on the community
as q social center and its responsible
lty IN guiding the religious education
Of youth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
SAY SOLDIERS UNDER ARREST
ARE NOT FROM 9Th CAVALRY

Otticers OF the Eighth cavalry. de-
" that three soldiers. Ross Teevins
william Burger and George Ludwig,
arrested on a robbery charge, were
members OF his organization. The Of
tieers say the men are members of
the Seventh.
A police report gave the mems or
saIlzallon as II troop, Eighth cav
The three men are facing chsrzss
OF robbery by assault IN connection
Win one theft on the valley road ans
another at Eighth and Santa Fs
streets Monday night. They viii b
given q preliminary hearing before
justice Clark Wright
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
AIRAEN WILL CELEBRATE
ARAISTICE ANNIVERSARY

New York. Oct 15.-Airmen Of the
army and navy, including many who
won Zane by their exploits during the
var VIII gather here on the night Of
november II TO celebrate the second
annive rsary Of the signing OF the
arHistice- The COMMITTEES in charge
has made reservations for 300 din
ers, VINO VIII be arranged according
10 squadrons, flying fields and ofheT
units to which they belonged.
Military rank win be forgotten AZ
the dinner, according 70 announce
ment by the COMMITTEES Generals win
be mere pilots exchanging stories 81
war experiences with airmen who
served with lower rank.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
FIRE RAZES NEGRO DISTRICT;
SWEEPS NEARLY 100 HOMES

Pine Bluff, Ark. Oct. 1s.-Nesriv
500 negroes were homeless last night
as the result Of a fire Tuesday after
noon which swept over eight blocks
Of negro residence district and for q
time threatened the business district
less than a mile away Only the dy-
ing out Of a brisk southeast wind and
entreuchment tactics employed BY
firemen checked the flames. Nearly
100 homes were destroyed and the to-
tai loss was estimated at from $500, q
900 to 100000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
ONLY SI.75

That sounds cheap, doesn't
it2 Yet you can help elect the
President Of the United States,
express your opinion on The
League OF Nations, state your
preference for city, county and
state officials or help amend
the constitution. all for the
small sum OF sLz5.
October go is the last day for
paying your poll tax Don't let
s1-75 stand between you and
your ballot Fay up now.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
TWO WEEKS WITH 81

Hello" said Brown to Jones.
Haven't seen you in a long
time. What are you doing
noW2'
"Oh. I've got a swell Job"
said Jones. "Fm working IN
wholesale drug house. I'm the
faster. 7 sample all the stuff
that comes IN.
Does IL pay well-' asked
Brown
sure. sid Jones. Il get $50
q week and two weeks vacs-
ton"
Wei" said Brown, what do
you do when a big consignment
Of castor oil comes fnl"
Wei, it's after that T get ny
vacation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
SERVICE YOU'LL LIKE

You simply cannot help but
like our fountain service The
drinks are delicious, bracing
and thlrst-queHching. The ice
creams have a delectabIe flavor
that satisfies The sandwiches
are toothsome and sarory- The
service Is prompt and efficient
Whenever you are downtown
tains
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
Blouse Shop

OVERBLOUSES- Specially designed in beau
tiful embroidered and bead trimmed models
made of georgette and orepe de chine, are Just
the thing to add distinction to your new Fail
suit. They come in flesh, white and suit
shades at Greater Popular Day prices Of s4e5
and $3.50.
SWEATERS
For Greater Popular Day we offer values in
Atwood slpover Sweaters that cannot be
duplicated elsewhere These are offered In all
the popular styles and colors and specially
priced for Greater Popular Day at SOS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
COFFEE CROPS
OFMEXICOGAN
FAVOR IN u. S.

One Of the produces OF Mexico that
I Is likely TO be increased and 20 find
: a reader market in the United States,
I since friendly relations have been re-
Z established between the two republics
/ is coffee, according TO E. T. Cosgrove,
manager Of the Fl Paso branch OF a
large coffee company. whose office
I is In the chamber Of commerce build
{ ing
although 80 per cent OF the
worlds coffee comes from Brazil 3"
said Mr. Cosgrove Wednesday. some
excellent coffees are grown in Mex
leo There is every reason 70 believe
that by increased planting and care
1ul cultivation Mexico can hold her
own In coffee production and enter
into competition with other countries
IN marketing the beans in America
Mexican coffees, Air. Cosgrove said,
are especially valuable for blending
with other cOffeess adding aroma and
strength 10 them Washed COatepecs
ana washed Huatuscos are regarded
as the best grades
"Coatepec Mexican probably ranks
the highest the coffee man went on
NO finer coffee can be found than
a well-matured coffee OF this variety.
Huatuscos Mexican is a close second
in this class and possesses exception
al qualities as q bender
Washed OaZacas. particularly the
variety KNOWN as RUNE nave q Pc
cuiiarity OF flavor all their own, and
a constantly increasing demand, par
ticularly in the northern and eastern
markets They resemble Caracas and
Guatemalas in style Of roast
Washed Cordoba Is also popular IN
the United States.
1leZicau Jalapas make q fine roast
and are popular in the middle west
and south.
Natural Coatepec and H. A Osxa-
cas- are regarded as having especially
desirable merits, and large quantities
OF these coffees are now absorbed by
the New York and Chicago markets.
other varieties Of natural Next
cans do not come TO the United States
IN any great quantity, but are con-
sumed in the interior markets OF
Mexico"
To be good in the cup. however.
coffee must be made properly. 8Tr.
Cosgrove AYERS 4 careful selection OF
beans IS the first essential Then the
coffee must be boiled and percolated.
II al the necessary precautions are
taken and the coffee is OF the highest
grade. drink results that can't be
beaten under. the sun, he asserts. and
he drinks his own product
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
Minimum Wage LauO
Is Upheld BIZ High Conrf

minimum wage law. providing for -
industrial welfare commission TO fix
the minimum compensation TO be
paid women and minors in various
industries Of Texas, was upheld BY
the Texas court OF criminal appeals
today
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13

Alpine. Tex. Oct 15.-The sewage
system for the city Of Alpine is com
pleted. z. II. Lee, Of san Antonio.
who superintended the construction
Of the system, has left for his home.
M Burns, also Of san Antonio, is
here to look after some extension
work for residents in the west end.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
Buy only Diamond DYES

Each package Of Diamond DYES"
eol----s directions so simple that
any woman can diamond-f--e v-or7
shabby skirts, waists. dresses. coats
gloves stockings sweaters, draperies.
everything whether wool SIX. linen.
cotton or mixed goods. new. rich.
1ade-ess colors- Have druggist show
you Diamond Dyes Color Card
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
Piece Goods
Linens

10 to u yard bolt fins Nainsook in
IS and 39-inch widths N fine and
medium wesves is Offered in this
special bargain. This is a very
soft fabric for infants wear and
dainty lingerie. An Extra Special
with only a limited quantity TO be
sold by the bolt at s5.s5.
Longeloth IN 10 to 12-yard bolts in
fine silky weave, which is Likewise
very durable. Comes IN So 70 40
inch widths. Only a limited guam
tity TO be sold, per bolt, s5.s5.
This 27-ineh Velvet Fleece Outing
Flannel in pure white and long
plaid checks and stripes In al col
Ors, is priced at wholesale cost at,
per yard, Csc.
Kiddy, Devonshire and Romper
Cloth-The durable washable cloth
for children and grown-ups Is
greatly underprieed at, per yard,
4sc.
New pattern S2-inch Dress Cling
ham specially adapted to Fall and
Winter wear. This is a very fine
material for the price. Comes In
fast eolors and is reduced for
Greater Popular Day TO Sc.
We are offering 100 dozen Table
Napkins, size 15x15. These are Of
heavy mercerized material and al
ready for use. An unusually low
price at per dozen, sLs9.
An absolutely pure linen Is this
36-ineh Ecru Color Aeropiane
Linen-the strongest cloth made.
u is very suitable for dresses.
boys suits, luncheon sets, scarfs
centerpieces and sofa pillows. Very
special price at, per yard, CSC.
We make a large reduction on our
japanese Blue Print Table Covers.
These are unique in design and
very serTiceable. They are priced
specially at 4sx4s inches, each
S21e; 54x54 inches, SOS; 62z62
inches, s3.1s; 72x72 inches, sass
Sd Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
LNggage

II OR Greater Popular Day We
= are offering z genuine tan
Cowhide Bag, cut In 16-inch three
piece, club style. II is leather
lined and corner sewed, with good
stroag lock, claw catches AID neat
handle. An unusual value which
i NE i s53 offer. $50. IS
We are featuring for Greater Pop
ular Day Hartman Cushion Top,
Wilt Gable End and Mendel Dust
Proof Wardrobe Trunks. In this
lot you wiz find whatever you
may need in luggags. These are
very moderately priced
I'D Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
Dresses

Serge s Tricotl1e Dresses at SIS 6 $3.50
THIS showing of Serge and Trieotine
4 Dresses, priced specially for Greater Pop
ular Day, is distinctly unusual They come
in two special lots Of An Wool Serge and Tri-
cotine-hand embroidered and bead trimmed.
All are late models. Extremely low priced at
$500 and $3.50.
HANDSOME DRESSES AT $49-5O-These
dresses would delight the heart Of any woman
They come in satin meteor, crepe back satin
charmeuse and satin Many Of them are ex-
quisitely trimmed in silk and wool embroidery
and hand beading. They usually sell at much
more than the price asked for them on this
Greater Popular Day. Colors are black, taupe,
aztec and navy. Sizes range from Misses 16
to IS Mstrons' Extra Special for Greater
Popular Day at $3.50.
COATS AT s25-An unusually low value
which you do not want to overlook is this. coat
special We are offering the seasons best
models in ali the colors that are so good this
FAN These are priced for Popular Day at SIS.
18th Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
FOrMenr

SOFT COLLARS 1se-Thsrs isa
large assortment Of these soft col
lars In pique, rspP and fancy ma-
deria- These are a lot Of odds
and ends in many different styles.
Included IN the lot are Ell sizes.
but not al sizes in each lot. We
offer these as en- extra gpeeizl for
Greater Popular H.
Day at........-.........6C
NEGLIGEE sHIRrs s1.4-In this
lot there is q large assortment Of
ven tailored corded madras and
percale shirts with neat stripes.
in al sizes. Extra Special for
Greater 51a Popular 81 *
KNITTED TIES s5e-Thsss are
fancy knitted six four-in-hand
ties in the narrow shapes which
are so good now. They cone ID
black, navy, myrtle, maroon and
purple. An Extra q
Special for only........ OOC
Street Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
HAIR HEALTH

The nan or woman who Is
annoyed With falling hair or
qa1drutt should commence Us
ing whites Hair Tonic and
Dandruft Remedy at once It
VIII make the scalp healthy and
lrnpart new life and viEor 70 the
hair A generous sized bottle
costs only SOC and your money
IS cheerfuIly refunded II you ars
not satisfied
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
Toilet Specials
Tn7geLS

an White Double Thread Turkish Tow
els. Size 19x3s. Special for q e
Greater Popular Day, each OOG
Double Thread Turkish Towels with
vide single stripe blue border. Size 22x42.
Special for Popular AE~
LAY AL ~ -
Our Annual Sale Of Blankets joins N
and becomes a part Of Greater Popu-
lar Day. Sd Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
Tor Boys

3 Specials for Greater Popular Dap
BOYS SUITS WITH TWO PAIRS
OF KNICKERS s7-5O-These are strong
well tailored suits made Of seasonable fabnes
IN neat tweed mixtures. They come IN smart
modelled Norfolk styles and are suitable for
school wear. Both pairs Of Knickers are cut
full and lined throughout with serHceable
lining. Special for Greater Popular Day.
$50.
BOYS TWEED KNOCKERS sl50-1Iade Of
serviceable mixed Tweed Fabrics, well tailored,
cut fun and roomy, and Offered in al the de-
sirable oolors for school wear. All seams are
reinforced. These knicSers sell regularly for
$500. Sizes to IS years Specially priced for
$50
BOYS JERSEY SWEATERS sI.50-Jersey
Sweaters are very good in the cool Autumn
months for the school boy. Made 70 the late
turtle neck style and offered in colors Of light
and dark oxford navy blue cardinal, and ma
room These are exceptionally good values at
$50. -4th Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13

WHISKY RING
is CHARGED

Chicago, H.. Oct 15.-As the re-
suit OF confessions obtained from g
number Of Chicago saloonkeeperz
operations Of a whisky ring on a ma
tonal scale are under Investigation
ly the federal government The con
LESSONS are said to have implicated
officials Of several distiileries and
politicians in various parts Of the
country.
4 A SadIer, a New York stock
broker. is said TO have declared that
he paid $4,000 to a Chicago poliri-
clan who had been employed as 6
deputy revenue agent TO secure in
flueuce IN the securing OF forged
federal permits
Bootlegging already carried on here
IS said % reach $1,000. 900.
Dr. Carpenter has resumed his prac-
tee in FL Paso.-AdT-
Navajo Rugs. 900 discount Beach's
Art Shop 100 Pioneer Plaza adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
Newest Fall Merchandise
At a Ne7Q LOzQ Price LeUeL

REATER Popular Day. viii monthly distribution Of seanabe lie
~ undepne Will also emphasize that The POPULAR offering throughout the
Merchandise lower price levels Not all the items Of Greater Popular Day se
o hand
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13

Boots at 5000
IT. OR Greater Popular Day We feature sew
4 eral different styles in high grade shoes.
You VIII find in the assortment a 16-button top
Of fine mat kid; the same leather in a lace
model; black Wei kid lace boot and one in
brown An have turned soles and high Louis,
Cuban wood covered heels. An are 1O-inch
boots, in every size from pa to in widths
a, B, c and D.
Included in this assortment Of boots we offer
a line Of broken styles which include black,
brown patent with suede tops, grey and field
mouse boots in sizes from "a to S, widths
AAA TO D. These, too, are an extra special
for Greater Popular IN
Day st......--..--.......S0 OsOO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
Extra Special

Observation-Disclosures Weight Cotton BIan-
ksts. IN grey, tan and white, with fancy
striped borders and shell stitched edges. Very
suitable for sheets on the sleeping porch. Size
60x72- For Greater Popular q q AZ
Day per par ....-.- d &Ds ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13

Navajo Rugs. 900 discount. Beach's
art shop, 100 Pioneer Plaza ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13
HATS AT $3.50

WEIE have received Just IN time for
" Greater Popular Day a sample
line IN suit and sport hats. These come
IN all the new Fall colors and include
Soft Draped Models. smart Duveyn,
Rolled Brim Sailors and Beavers com
bined with feathers as well as other
smart models. wing and ostrich
trimmed.
Another feature IN this offer IS SILK
and Beaver Sailors m black only.
These are priced for Greater Popular
Day for $50. 9Th Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-13

Dr. Carpenter has resumed his prac-
tee in FL Paso.-AdT-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-25
UNIDENTIFIED DEAD
WILL BE LEFT IN FRANCE

Washington, Nov A.-The war depart
ment 'is not free to consider" sugges-
tions that the bodies of all unidentified
American dead be brought from France
and buried in Central Park, New York,
Secretary Baker said to-day, replying To
II suggestion by Representative Of Rod
man WanaTaker. deputy police con,mis-
sloner of New York.
II think the war department is bound to
continue its policy Of leaving our identi-
fled dead In Fra'co." said Mr.. Baker.
However, I am ":'l. considering a sug-
gcstion that one unidentified soldier's
body be brought homo and buried in Vie
tory Hall, n. Y. and l will Glvo my an.
swer on that proposition within. q few
days"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-25
ANNOUNCE ELECTION FIGURES
Vote Cast for State Officers Given Out
-Hartness POlled 7O,816

Montpelier. Nov. A.-Harry A. Black
secretary of State. has tabulated the re-
turns made by the several town clerks
showing the vote cast for State officers
some of which are not yet completed, ow-
ing to the fact that the town clerks did
not send the accurate figures. These
however are not the official returns, be-
cause they will not be canvassed until
the first day Of Legislature at least. but
probably the following figures will be
those canvassed by the committee from
the Legislature.
The following are the figures as far
as they have been completed:
Vote for governor: Hartness, Rep.)
706l6; Martin, Dem.). 1885,; Hartness
Proh). 1173; scattering. III.
U. S. Senator: Dillingham;, CRep)
7041; Shaw, Dem.), 1880; blank, 109; de-
fective, 10: scattering, 40
Congressman, first district: Greene
Rep.). 1850; Durick Dem.). 1898.
Congressman. second district: Dale
Rep.), 332SS; Writer'S, Dem.) $780, Dale
Proh), $40.
Attorney General. Archibald. Rep)
636l5; Lemay Dem.). 1850; Archibald
Proh). 996.
Secretary of State: Black. Rep.). 65OlO;
Pond, Dem.). 1902; Black, Proh.), 1913