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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08
Pfe$edlnte|e Harding
81 Europa

In discursul sau de inaugurare Pesedintee Harding
in eyidenta programul parduu republican prvre
la afacerie Europei program la asocaz 81
numar de democrat 81 sar putea in cuvntee
America gaia sa aute rasboul impotrva miltarismulu
Oar opune sd uneasca in aliante sreine
Iata in raducere fea partea discursuui presedntelu
Harding privitoare la afacerile Europei:
Progresm rpubce noastre att material
spiritual dored in intelepcunea poticei mostenite d
atnesteca In afdceyile lumei vechi
Confdenti IN affiliated noastrd de a conduce desne
moasre aprdmd drepte noastre gelosie de puea fcc
aceasta moi DORM sd ludm par IN dria deinee une
rech MOI roim finn ncurca MOI acceptdn
esponabdi atard de conna judecata e
fmpreiurare care determine responsibilities.
"Ochii nostri nici odad orb in faa une prmed
desdsua "reche "oasre nici oad surde
la srgdtul ciriyae MOI recunoam ordine dan lume
rin condcte MAJ apropiate pc carl led durit progresa
5tNoi smtim strigdM pentru can,aradere
frarnitate 81 cooperate MOI dorim prieenia 81
"Dar, america noastrd america pc
Tia pusd pdrin npirati poate face payte dintro
atlanta mtard permanend Nu porte nra in nchisori poll
tce nici obigaiune economical supu;e
diune noastre cdu aa aard dc propra noastrd auto
ritate."
Mai departe, dupa justifca abtnerea Amercei della
afacere lunci vech unneaza:
"Amrea gata sd incurajese nsutletiN sd nese, do
roare sd paricipe Ia program puea sbi proba
bdaa rds5ouui 81 pomorn nfrdtrea omen1 trebue
fie concptinna malta Dumnser despre rudena
umond''
Mai departe arata ca Statee Unite nc odata nau dort
expansiui eritorae prin forta amelor nc oaa ma
la pana cand ma equzat toate mloacee de
aunge la nteegere pasca ca nici oaa "a facu ras
bou de ofensva.F
Din ntreaga cuvntare presedineui Harding ca
Satele Unite sa ntre in combinatunea natunor in
jgheata Paris sub numee de ga Naunor asa cum sun
stautele ell Ca Satee Unite doreste pacea gaia
teryna or 81 can in autoul bealor amenntate de
pere miarista dar numa dupa hotarrea judecata pro-
prize tar 81 mpusa de aliante mitae poltce 81 do
rtoare ua parte orr mena pentru proovarea
pacei 81 infratirii noroadeor.
Dscursu presednteu Harding att de multi asteptat de-
diplomatic eropeana fot foarte clar 81 ecare site la
rebue Sd astepte della poporn american att aat cat
carl ncerca in vtor sd poneasca rasboae fmpova
Gbertat altor nearnuri
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08
tlli SiI(,aal.

z
tni S8hAu.
dogu depntat; D-lnll lie Rosca.
.]oita, Lt1csita, Rita, prietenele
Olimpiei; D-soara Ana Magiar,
Dina Paraschiva Boizasan si
D-soara Maria Sebn.
Alecu, servitor; D-nul Do1nitian
Herlea.
Anica, servitoare; Dina Rafira
Floasiu.
d. VRAJA, cor barbatesc de !:
I. Vidu, cantata de corul din loc
sub conducerea preotului local.
e) TIGANUL la TfRG DE
VITE, dialog de Emanuil Slciu.
PERSOANELE:
Romanul, \. D-nul lie Maniutiu.
Tiganuf, ~. D-nul Nick BorMl
f. Declamatie scomica din par
tea D-lui Stefan Galusca.
q SUNA BUCIUMUL DE A.
LARMA, cor barbatesc cantat de
corul din loc sub conducerea
preotului local.~
h. Vor urma donatiunile bene-
vole.
j Va urma dansnl pima la orele
IL din noapte.
Barul va fl asortat GU cele mai
bune mezeluri 81 beuturi recori-
tOare.
Vestita muzica a d-lui Nicolae
Mutlr din Canton. Ohio va distra
pc onoratii' oaspeti GU cele maj
frumoase arii de Dams 81 cantece
rationale.
Petrecerea va awea loc in Hala
Soc. Romania Liberia, Sweitzer
Ave. Pretul de intrare va fl pen
tru D-ni 10; lar pentru Dame soc.
Venitul curat al acestei petre-
ceri e destinat pentru platirea
datoriei Sfintci noastre Biserici.
FRATI ROMANI!
Cunoscind Gu totii sarcina grea
care zace pc umerii nostri pentrn
ST. noastra Biserica 81 tot odata
find cea din urma Petrecere .,e
care moi Romanii putem a mai
face pima la Sfintcle Pasti.
In intervalul dansului Sc vor
licita mai multe obiecte, fru-
moase.
Tot odata cine are placere
darui ccva &pre a Sc licita in ia.
vorul ST. Biserici, sc bine voiasca
ale face cunoscute Comitetului
a1anjator.
In speranta Cd toti fratii Ro-
mani 81 romaSce din loc 81 iur ne
vor da tot sprijinul posibil, in
numele Reuninnei de femei Gre
dinta.' din loc am ramas salu-
tindu-va pima la fntilnire.
Conitstul aranjator.
(54-55).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08

Daca cei carl ne ylatoreaza ar
avea memorie asa de buna ca cei
carora le datoram, posta lui Uncle
Sam ar liberia Gu cislcizeci Ia suta
mai pntine scrisori.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08
aermanii dssapf pfcpIA protestul
ccnationalistiao6 III.

indianapolis, Unmnea ameri-
cana de ginnastica, care are pes
te 200 finale cu multi membri de
origine germana, ! protestat con
ira meetingului limit de Gcrmanii
.americani sub preSedintia l,i Ed-
mund Won Mach ia New York, in
2S Februarie contra trl1pelor CO.
loniale francezc carl stunt homan-
date la Rim.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08

La cintat mai multi 2e s1ona ciasalri
81 la sflrsital coli itpt,i andito-
riul plingea. ~ nnunzio s'a a
morezat de ca 81 &luat-o de sotie.
Acum traiesc in villa lor din Gar
done, incnojuratisde cei mai fl
deli pretini al lnis
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08
TNSTIIlNTARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura aduce la cunostinta
onoratului public din Warren 81
jur, ca Petrecerea proectata pc
ziua de- 13 Martie current, sd
amina pc 0 alta data, find timpul
prea scurt programul teatral nu
s'a putut complecta: Avis la toti
Gel interesati.
In numelc Societatii Biruinta
din Warren, Ohio.
Iosif ConiSa, secretar coresp.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08
INFORNA1lUN|
A vazut asasinul profesoarelor.

Tn indWit care suspicionat c,l
asasinarea profesoarelor Foote 81
Wolf 81 care c detinut, a declarat
All sherifului Stannard, cd ell a
yazut asasinarea profesoarelor.
El descrie asasinarea Gu Alta vi
sacitate inc1t sc crede ca intru
adevar a vazut-o sau ca tocmai 81
i fost ucigasul. Chestia insa g
~omplicatil caci G dovedit ca
acest indivit nebun.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08
Sinuciderea unei pianiste.

Chicago. - Dina Matilda Stein
del, sofia lui Bruno Steindel, pia
mist ell renume mondial, find 81
ga Q pianista remarcabila, a dis.
parut din locuinta eli inca Simba.
ta. All fost aflat cadavrui eli in
lacul Michigan. Nu departe, pc
tarmure, s a aflat automobilul eli.
In cos,ll automobilului era 0 bu.
cata de hirtie pc care Dina Stein
del a scris ca s'a sinucis fiindca
prefera moartea unui asil. Ea era
foarte nervOasa de cfnd la murit
fiica ei care avea treisprezece
ami.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08
Cine va Fl urmatorul candidat
democrat?

UGWOCfGC!
Washington. Baindbridge
Colby candidatul lui Wilson
pentru presedinta Statelor Unite
la alegerile din 1924. Acesta q
raspuns pentru aceia carl Sc in.
trebau pelftru ce a ales Wilson
pc Colby de partner voind sa
practice advocatura. Asociarea
dor bazata pc unitatea dc idei 81
conyingeri politice.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08
Dougheity cardinal.

Roma. Archiepiscopul Dou-
gherty fost PRINT eri in audi
enta de papa. All in sedinta con-
sistorului secret a primit pa'laria
Gle cardinal 81 toate insigniile
treptei noui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08

D-soara Lula MeKurry de y
ami 5 a casatorit Gu dl lIoui Viii
te de 81 ami. M va dcscura-
jati ca n'l Sc gaseste peste pc
plata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08

Columbus, O. - Fermierii din
Ohio vor contribui la cantitatea
tie 100000 busele de cereale,
ce lie vor da fermierii din Ameri-
ca pentru populatia lipsita din
Europa, Gu 100000 de bushele.
Federatia fermierilor a 81 compns
deja>lista 81 contributia fiecarui
fermier.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

Right - AWAITING
DR.. LORENZ. A
kindly cop has re-
lieved a weary mother
of her precious bur-
den as she waited out
side the clinic of the
famous Viennese or
thopedic surgeon at
one of New Y0rk's
hospitals, in the hope
t hat the Austrian
miracle man" would
be able to straighten
her little girls Grip
pied form. DIR. Lor-
enx, weakened by his
untlring attempts to
examine hundreds of
crapples, is in a seri-
Gus state Of collapse.
Underwood
@(;':::: s.: ::
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04
CAPTAIN A N N A
WADEMAN on diItv


at 61st st. and First
Ave-, one of the city's
splendid force of /, 200
courageous police
women, who went on
traffic duty in the rain
last Monday at the
8 t r e e t intersections
near schools to guide
the children across
the busy streets. The
withdrawal of many
traffic policemen for
duty in the milk strike
made it necessary to
call out this splendid
reserve force of aux
iliary bluecapes.
POSI- Thonspson
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

-"BE A CHAM
PlON OR MOTH
ING" was the advice
given 'sYoung Jake"
Schaefer years ago
by his father, one of
the greatest billiard
players of all time,
and last week the
"Wizard's"' son-he's
twenty-seven won
the worlds 1872 balk
line billiard cham
pionship in Chicago
by winning the play
off of the tie for first
place from Willie
Hoppe Of New York,
who has held the title
for the past sixteen
years.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04
I. o r E N z B E.
SIEGED. DIR. H G..

0AG0GO. LII. IA. ".
Frauenthal, founder
and chief surgeon of
the Hospital for Joint
Diseases, handing out
application cards
from the window of
that institution to the
hundreds who swarm
ed outside hoping
that DR.. Lorenx, the
world-famous Aus
trian sfbloodless" sur
geon, would be able to
remedy their deform-
tiles at his free clinic.
Underwood
New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

Left VISCOUNT
LASCELLES, fiance
of Princess Mary.
from a photograph
taken when he was
aide-de-camp to the
Governor General of
Canada some ten or
twelve years ago.
The viscount, now 80,
who inherited a for
tune of ten millions.
served in the war
with distinction, being
three times wounded.
Kadcl e Herbert
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-02
WEBSTER HIGH, GRADE
PUPILS GRADUATED
SATURDAY EVENING

WEBSTER, Ind, May "A packed
hall witnessed the graduation exer-
cises of the students of the Webster
school. held in the assembly room of
the school building, Saturday evening.
Music was given by the Webster Or
chestra. led by Walter Beeson. a
farmer living near Webster. Rev. A.
S. Mitchell delivered the graduation
address. Presentation of diplomas
was by County superintendent c. o.
Williams, and the invocation and bene-
dlct1on were pronounced by Rev Je-
hiel Bond. A feature of the program
that was enjoyed by the audience was
solo. "In the Heart of a Rose" by
Miss Iva Nicholson, of Green's Fork.
Members of the senior class were
Edna Duke, Helen Harper, Martha
Weadick, and Ethel Williams The
grammar school class consisted of
Edith Parrish, Helen Williams, Harie
Atkinson, Erma Lamb, Irene Petry.
and Harold Thomas.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-02
LOCAL 7. P. A. PLANS
BOOST FOR HICHLEY

But one more ''Highley for Presi-
dent" meeting Is to be held by Post C
OF the T. P. A, before the local organ
ization sends large delegation to the
West Baden state convention for the
purpose of getting their candidate
elected state president. That meeting
is scheduled for Saturday night, May
T. The state convention will be held
ON May 10 and IA.
Ladies' Night" was the special fea-
ture of the post meeting Saturday
night. Games were played and music
al numbers were enjoyed. AS many
women as arrangements can be made
for are wanted to attend the state
convention. Everything is being
planned so that the local post can
return to Richmond with Our Candi-
date" elected. Mr.. Highley is opposed
by one other candidate, OF Marion.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-02
Extra Specials

RIBBONS-50 pieces extra wide Hair
Bow Ribbons, plain or fancy, CSC values
"wednesday, 3ec
RIBBONS-Lot wide fancy Ribbons for
vestings, camisoles, etc, etc.
"Wednesday, 6ec
MILDLY TIES-Taffeta Cord Edge MILDLY
Ties, all colors, regular ,$1.00 value
"Wednesday, &C
MILDLY TIES-Long straight Satin Ties
in black, red navy and white, full 6O-inch
"Wednesday, 6sc
IVORY COMBS-Two big values, either
all coarse or coarse and fine
Csc values-Wednesday, ACC
s100 values-Wednesday,6 ec
STATIONERY-10O boxes fine station
cry in white or tints
"Wednesday 4 for $500 or 29c box
GLOVES-Ladies' Chamoisette Gloves in
spring weight all shades and sizes
"Wednesday, $1.oo
GLOVES - Ladies' Silk Gloves. we'll
known brands, all shades and sizes
"Wednesday, $500
GLOVES-Ladies' long silk gloves in the
two wanted shades, white and pongee,
all sizes "Wednesday, $1.6s
edges to be used for all sorts of pur-
poses "Wednesday, 15c
FANCY NECKWEAR-A wonderful as
sortment of collars, collar and cuff sets,
vestees, yokes, landings and the new Or
CANDY flowers, special
SOC, 7se, $500, s1.so, s2.oo
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-02

212 Yards Wide-1o yards for 500; yard 75e
SHEETS and PILLOW CASES
Size 63x90. each $1.35 Size 1890, each $3.50
Size S1x90, each $1.65 Size 90x90, each $3.50
Size 42x36, 45x3s Pillow Cases, each 29e
BED TICKING-Guaranteed to hold feathers
32-in.. Wednesday, 4sc 3s-in.. Wednesday, 55e
PERCALES-Yard wide, choice Of 100 pat
terms. light dark "Wednesday zoe
APRON GINGHAMS - Best Lancaster Cling
hams. all size checks "Wednesday. 1sc
CHEVIOT SHIRTINGS-32-inch, in stripes and
checks, won't last long "Wednesday 15c
TOWELING - 500 yards Unbleached Linen
Welt, full width "Wednesday, 19c
TOWELING-1O pieces Stevens. bleached or
unbieached "Wednesday Csc
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-02
WEDNESDAY DOMESTIC BARGAINS

DoMEsTIcS FOR WEDNESDAY SELLING
BLEACHED MUSLIN Soft finish. smooth
and firm very special "Wednesday, 12I2c
BLEACHED MUSLIN-Dafsy Cloth soft fin
ish, for fine sewing "Wednesday, 18c
UNBLEACHED MUSLIN-Yard wide, clean
easily bleached "Wednesday, 1Oc
UNBLEACHED MUSLIN-Yard wide s1Aetng
muslin, strong and firm "Wednesday 15c
TABLE FELT-54-inch, very heavy. Protect
your table top "Wednesday, CSC
PILLOW TUBINGS - Standard brand, your
choice of SO, 49, AZ. 45-inch "Wednesday, 35c
SHEETINGS-Boston Store standard quality
~ Yards Wide-10 yards for $5.25; yard, 55c
Yards Wide-1o yards for $5.e5; yard. 6oc
"a Yards Wide-1O yards for $6.4O; yard CSC
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-02
Local Agency Announces
Marketing of Neuu Car

The Z. w. Steinhart company. it
was announced today, has become rep
resentatives for the Oakland Motor
Car company in this territory and in
that adjoining the company's home
office at Indianapolis and the branches
at Lafayette, Terre Haute and Fort
Wayne.
The E. w. Steinhat company's can
vass included wide, variety of cars of
many prices and was governed by a
thought that patrons must be safe
guarded. AS a result, the sixcylinder
Oakland was selected. A complete
line of the various body styles avail
able are now in display in the
company's local show rooms.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-02
William e. Ball Funeral
Held at Muncie. Tuesday

MUNCIE, Ind, May 1.-The body
of William c. Ball, prominent Muneie
manufacturer. who died Saturday, fpl'
lowing a weeks illness of pneumonia,
will lie in state at st. Johns Univer.
saIist church Tuesday afternoon from
1880 to 2:30 O'Clock Funeral services
will be conducted at the church at
2:30 O'Clock in charge of the Rev.
Harry Adams Hersey, pastor. Burial
will be made in Beech Grove.
The deceased was secretary of the
Ball Brothers Glass Manufacturing
company and was identified promi-
,nently with business interests through
out the country.
Mr.. Ball was a past eminent com.
mander Of Muncie Commentary No
Is Knights Templar. and was a 32nd
degree Mason.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-02
MILTON PARTICIPATES
IN PATRIOTIC RITES

MILTON, Ind, May AN Ameri
canization Day program given in the
Grange hall here Sunday afternoon I'm.
der the supervision of Mr.. Charles
Galloway of Milton, brought out a
good attendance to hear the address
by Rev. Trowbridge and join in the
community singing which was led by
Ed Jones.
Several patriotic songs. reading by
Albert Ferris. of a selection describ
ing the immigrant and his problems
prayer, recitation by the audience, OF
the pledge Of allegiance, and the ad-
dress on the requirements of a good
American, comprised the program.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-02
BOMB THRoWER TO TESTIFY
IN RELEASE PROCEEDINGS

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May AN
order directing the sheriff to bring
Thomas Mooney, convicted of bomb
murder, to San Francisco from San
Quentin prison Monday to testify in a
proceeding designed to release him,
was obtained Saturday by MONEYS
counsel. The proceedings will seek
TO show that Mooney was convicted
through fraud. He is serving life
sentence. The writ supplements one
granted yesterday directing that
Mooney be produced in court
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-02
Hosiery and Underwear

LADIES' HOSE-Small lot of Ladies'
Fibre Silk Hose, in white and grey, 79c
and S5c value "wednesday, sec
LADIES' HOSE-Fibre Silk Hose, fine
quality in white. brown. navy. grey.
black. all sizes "Wednesday, s9c
LADIES' CHEMISE-Large assortment
just received. envelope style, lace and
embroidery trimmed, all sizes
"Wednesday, $1.25
LADIES' UNION SUITS-A new ship
ment. fine thread knit union suits in
closed. shell or cuff knee, full run of
sizes "Wednesday, sec
LADIES' VESTS-Not many in the lot
and they won't last long. in small sizes
only "Wednesday, for 81 90
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-02
SECOND FLOOR SPECIALS

rs pieces fine French Ginghams, 80 in.
wide, 75c value Choice, 4Oc yd.
WHITE WAISTS-One lot sizes up to
As bust, $3.50 and S175 value
Choice, $1.O0
LONG CLOTHS inches wide, soft fin
ish, SOC values Yard, 20c
BABY BLANKETS Assorted colors,
Beacon brand, $3.50 value
Choice, $1.1e each
PETTICOATS-Heath finish fig
ured all over, assorted colors, so value
Choice, sec each
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-02
INDIANAPOLIS HANGS
0UT.WELC0ME FOR
MASONIC SW0RDSMEN

INDIANAPOLIS il preparing to stage a
hearty welcome for visitors to the city
for the-a6 9th annual conclaye OF the
Grand CUr6menderY, Knights Templar,
Of Indiana 8 meeting in, indianapolis
May IL and IL. according to advices
from that city. Reports received at
the office Of Grand Recorder William
Fl. SWintz show that every Knights
Templar commandery In Indiana will
be represented, large number with
their bands and drill corps.
Over1CO Richmond knights Teraplar
are expected to attend the conclave.
This years conclave will, indications
show, be the greatest in the history Of
Indiana Tenrplar Masonry and it is the
des4Ee Of Raper Commandedy No. I, to-
get1r with the Scottish Rite and the
Shrine, as hosts. to make it greater
and 9rznder than ever. With reduced
railroad end interurban fares for the
occDfou> not less than 5000 persons
WIN be present. No less than 1000
swords are looked for In the grand
parade on the first daysH meeting.
Louis G.. Rennenbanm, the best hand
sQueezer in Indiana, heads the recep-
ton COMMITTEES; Leomdas P. Newly,
who believes that more smiles mean
moro miles on the bright highway of
life and is the expert gloom buster"
Of the triennial conclave, has a staff Of
his kind on the committee to meet and
caro- for the distinguished visitors.
Entertainment Provided Fer.
Paul B. Elliott and his committee
viii supply entertainment and fill in
wherever opportunity offers. For this
purpose two orchestras of string in
struments and Murat's saxaphone SEX
tette, and several moving pictures from
the Pathe company have been con-
tracted for. .a>
4 condensed program for Wednes-
day, May II, is being worked out. Each
member. visitor and the ladies will be
provided with one Of these on their ar
rival in indianapolis. The ladies will
register with the ladies' committee in
the lobby of the Claypool hotel. imme-
diately on arrival in Indianapolis, and
receive tickets for the various func-
tons in their honor. Ladies must
have tickets, and the Knights must be
in uniform to be admitted to the lunch
cons and special entertainments.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-02

TOWELING-10 pieces Stevens, all linen,
either bleached or brown. limit 10 yards
"Wednesday, 29e
TURKISH TOWELS
Size 15x2S-$1.75 a dozen; each, 15c
Size 16x32-S1.oo II dozen; each. 1ec
Size 17x33-$135 u dozen; each. 25c
Size 19x40-s2oo Il dozen: each, sec
HUCk TOWELS-s1 90 half dozen, size 19x40,
white red border. each, 1ec
TABLE DAMASk-5 pieces. 5S-inch the pat
terms beautiful. This is the lowest price
made in years "Wednesday, sc
COTTON BATTING-15c roll. Pure white, get
all you need as this won't last long.
S5c ROLL-Large 3-pound roll, size 72x90:
one roll makes a comfort.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-02
Notion Specials

o. y. T. THREAD, all numbers
% spoois. 4sc
o. n. T. CROCHET COTTON-All num-
bers 80 spooIs, 4sc
PALM OLIVE SOAP, limit bars
-6 for 45c
HAIR NETS Extra large size all
shades IS Nets, 59c
IVORY SOAP-Regular size. limit bavs
80 for 45e
TOILET PAPER-Very special. large
rolls 10 for ACC
MAVIS TALCUM-You know the price
2 for 35c
wHIsK BRooMs-For house cleaning;
Special, 15c
CLOTH BRUSHES-Am bristle.. solid
back. 19c
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-02
JEWS PROTEST AGAINST
COUGHING IN KOSHER

NEW YORK, May 2. Protests
against profiteering in Kosher food
products. which makes it more diff
cult for Jews to observe their religion
were made here at the annual meeting
OF the New York branch Of the United
Synagogue.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-02
BRITISH LEAVE PERSIA.

RIGA, May "A wireless message
from Mascnw announces the with
drawal of the British from Persia. A
Russian diplomatic mission has al
rived in Teheran, the Persian capital.
the message adds.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-02

HOUSE JACKET-Navy and grey Per
value Choice, CSC
CURTAIN SCRIMS-White, ecru and
fancy colOrs, worth up to soc
Choice, yard zoe
CHlLDREN'S APRONS-Sizes 6 to IA
years, assorted colors; sold at s1.49 and
S1.79 Choice, $500 each
WHITE CHECKED DIMITY-36 inches
wide, 40c value Yard, 29c
BED SPREADS-See the special at $19S
in either dimity or crochet, $500 value
for full size bed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-02
SHIP BLOWN UP: DROWN.

CORUNNA, Spain, May 2.-Nine
members of the crew of the steam
trawler. Antonita, were drowned when
the vessel broke in two yesterday
after its boilers had exploded.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-02

Policemen of Uniontown. Pa, are
forbidden to wear mOustache or
whiskers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-02
Silk Specials for Wednesday

SILK TRICOLETTE-Yard wide, all Silk
in plain or lace stripe, all shades for
Blouses and Dresses, including navy.
brown and blacks "Wednesday, $1.99
CANTON CREPE-40-inch, all Silk Can
ton Crepe, the latest thing for fine dres-
ses and all of the good shades are repre-
scented "Wednesday, $3.50
CHARMEUSE SATIN-Yard wide, beau
tiful bright Satin finish, the shades are
Harding blue, brown, navy and black
"Wednesday, $219
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-02

LEATHER PURSES and BAGS-Don't
overlook this opportunity. Our entire
line of $500, $500 and $500 bags in all
the new feathers and shades, choice of
any of these styles "Wednesday, $2.S5
and kinds, regular values, worth up to
$3.50 "Wednesday, s1.oo