Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 79, 11 February 1914 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 11, 1914.

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DRY' And WET COHTESTiVITil 60 DAYS (Contlnned from Pas Oae)

that tae people say the manufacturers and business men have little sentiment but be must do these things or he becomes a failure In time. "Twenty years ago, the manufacturing world tolerated conditions that they would not today. The time has come when a man gets an order on

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his own merits, and not because the representative of the, factory is a king at treating in the saloon or wine room." "Drink has no place in the life of a shop owner," declared William Russell in speaking for the shop men of the city. "Every day workers are compelled to sign cards when they apply for a job stating that they do not touch Intoxicating liquors. Of course some sign No and at the same time go against their own conscience. Leaders Against It. "The big corporations, railroads, manufacturers have declared against intoxicating liquors and have been and will continue to enforce the stringent rules that no employe shall drink, even a glass a day. It has been demonstrated that liquor weakens the powers of the brain and wrecks one's life." "Intoxicating liquor is a poisonwhen the laws of the oountry are made so that every drink of liquor every bottle of alcohol or drinking substance containing alcohol Is labeled with a skull and cross bones, indicating poison, then the liquor will die out of its own accord." stated Dr. J. M. Thurston, representing the physicians. He used a small chart depicting a bottle supposed to contain whiskey and having a skull and cross bones label. Breeds Insanity. "Alcoholic drinks are breeders of insanity diseases. Alcohol produces tendencies toward insanity the same as morphine and other narcotics. All alcoholic drinks contain a certain per cent of poison. "We should have more temperance teaching than temperanoe preaching." In commenting on the speech of Dr. Thurston, S. Edgar Nicholson said that at the present time there was a bill in the New York Legislature which if passed will compel the manufacturers and sellers of liquor to label the product with a skull and cross bones. "There is nothing the matter with our fair Wayne county but there are two sore spots on its face, one in Cambridge City and then fifty-six tiny ones in Richmond, said Mrs. S. W. Traum,

who represented the motherhood of the city. Mrs. Traum was formerly president of the W. C. T. U. In Wayne county. Sore Spots of City. "We are ashamed of our saloons for if we are not then why don't we advertise them in telling of Richmond. Why was not the Fall Festival workers sent abroad and told to advertise the city but yet they did not mention the fifty-six , saloons with a prospect of three or four mora. "I have no quarrel with a saloon keeper, he has a legal right because you men give it to him. Your talk about personal liberty makes me sick. If a man were to Just strike you while you were standing on the streets then you would tell him that no such things like that go. That his personal liberty ended where your body began. "We have more than two hundred women in Richmond who will rise up and help you in this matter. If we could vote we would have cleaned up Richmond many months ago. We would have sanitary fountains on the streets instead of having to drink from a horse. trough." In speaking for the ministers Dr. Conrad Huber said: "We should be our brothers keeper. Just because we do not touch liquors it is no indication that we should be wrapped in our pleasures. We should make it possible that others would not have the temptations. "Christian Love should be the incentive for the movement to abolish the liquor traffic. Merchants Oppose Liquor. "The mercantile world has no place for the drinking man," asserted George H. Knollenberg, head of the largest department store in Richmond, in speaking of the merchants' side of the question. "The time has come when the salesman behind the counter should not be one who touches the liquor. In this age of competition when brains must be alert it is a necessity that the men engaged in the mercantile business be keen every moment of the day and total abstinance is the only safe method." "The schools have always taught temperance," said J. T. Giles, super

intendent of the city schools. "It Is the business . of the schools to preserve and transmit Ideals and achievements and temperance is an ancient virtue, an ideal and an achievement "The time has come when people are ashamed to be sick. The pupils are told that it is almost a crime to be ill. The essential factor in good health is temperance. Alcohol and narcotics are always working against good health. "The school is next to the home as a moral force. The teachers selected are thoroughly trained and have a Christian spirit. They are servants of a common good." Klrkman Speaks. "Five minutes is a short time to speak, but it is enough to repudiate a lie," declared Roscoe E. Klrkman, exstate senator from Wayne county, who professed conversion at the Honeywell meetings. "I have heard . reports circulated," continued Mr. Klrkman, "that a few days ago I was found drunk and gambling in an uptown saloon and I want to publicly denounce that statement as -a lie. "My friends and my family will testify that it is false. I will not fear what men can do to me by false reports just as long as my heart is filled with the spirit of Jesus Christ. "For ten years I have served In public life and when the question of the liquor traffic was concprnp always stood for the side of reform." Although Mr. Klrkman was not assigned any special topic he was given an opportunity to publicly denounce

j the statements which had been hinted about since his step into the ChrisItian life. I Th a m OAtfrtO AVI A Art T7 1 V n Knit a11a.

tlon by the Rev. T. J. Graham, i NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. State of Indiana, Wayne County, ss: Estate of Lucy A. Sparks, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the

Wayne Circuit Court, Executor of the ; estate of Lucy A. Sparks, Deceased,

late of Wayne County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. GEORGE R. CRANE, 10-17-24 Executor.

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Members of the Junior League of Trinity Lutheran church will present a play, "Handicapped," at the church next Tuesday evening, under the direction of Mrs. Charles Igelman. The public is invited to attend. The cast follows: Mrs. Lawton, principal of a girls' academy Margaret Karcher Miss Pinks, assistant principal... Marjorie Beck Edward Thurston . . Carl Wlckemeyer Rev. Theopolis Stagg. .Warren Beck

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The time has come again when stocks must be lowered ; all winter shoes and odds and ends must go. Thousands of dollars worth of fashionable and reliable shoes that must go at a sacrifice price. Our sales are always genuine, you know that ; every price and every pair of shoes is always found to be exactly as advertised, and we can not have with our honest prices and guaranteed values have a sale every now and then but twice each year. Then and then only, we conduct our great Cle ranee Sale to clean out all surplus stock to clean up all odd lots of the season's business, and we cut the prices to the lowest possible limit. You know what our past sales have meant to you in the way of Genuine Bargains and we promise you as much, even more this one.

ILadlles' Shoes $5.00 Satin Button Boot, Turn, J y 90 Sale price iiO $5.00 Suede English Bals, Low and QQ QQ High Heel; Sale price tPO0 $4.50 Grey Suede Button QO QQ Sale price P0 $3.50 and $4.00 Suede Button Qrt QQ Sale price tpuiO Tan,Rubber Sole, Tan English Bals, Low and High Heel", $4 to $5 value QQ QQ Sale price Pc0 All $3.50 and $4.00 Tan Button, Broad QQ QQ and Receding Toes; Sale price tP-uiO One $3.50 lot Tan Button, Low Heel, QQ A Q Sale price tNj.rO One lot $3.50 and $4 Patent Turns and QQ AO Welts, Bals and Bluchers, Sale price. . nerrO One lot $4.00 Patent and Gunmetal QQ QQ Button; Sale price P,0 All $3.50 Patent and Gunmetal Bals, QQ QQ Bluchers and Buttons; Sale price. . . . p70 One lot $3.50 Patent Button, Kidney QQ ?Q Heel; Sale price tP&.VV $3.00 Gunmetal, Patent, and Tan QQ AO Button and Lace; Sale price tPufrO One lot Grey Top, Gunmetal and Pat- Q- QQ ent, Button; Sale price D Ac0 Evening Slippers $4.00 Satin, Pat- QQ QQ ent, Castor and Dull Kid; Sale price. . tDietO $3.00 and $3.50 values QQ A Q Sale price fP&mHkO $3.50 and $4 Kid Bluchers and But- QQ QQ tons; Sale price Piee70 e

Men's Shoes $7.50 S. G. Enameled Horse-hide, QfT rTQ Sale price I O $7.00 S. G. Cordavan Water Proof, dr HQ Sale price PeJ I O All $5.50 S. G. Patent, Tan, Gunmetal Q A AO Shoes; Sale price tPrrerrO S. & G. $6 Tan and Kangaroo Shoes, (JJ QQ Sale price tplwO One lot $4.50 and $5 Patent Button, QQ QQ Hi Toe tPO.iO $4.50 Gunmetal, Tan, Patent Blucher QQ QQ and Button; Sale price I)Oec0 All $4 value, including Gunmetal and A Q Tan English Bals; Sale price tPD.fiO $5.00 Box Calf Blucher QQ AO Sale price tPOO $5.00 Tan Box Calf Button QQ QQ Sale price PO.c0 One $4.00 lot Gunmetal, Tan and Pat- QQ QQ ent English Bals; Sale price t'O Leather Lined Shoes, $6.50 values, QfT AO Sale price fpOttO Leather Lined Shoes, $5.00 values, QQ QQ Sale price fOmVO Leather Lined Shoes, $4.00 values, QQ OQ Sale price DO.-0 Leather Lined Shoes, $3.50 values, QQ AO Sale price . tp-J.'iO $5.50 Hi Cut Shoes Q A QQ Sale price Jr0 $5.00 Hi Cut Shoes QQ QO Sale price tPO.aO All $3 values $2.48 All $2.50 values. .$1.98

IBoys' SIhioes $3.50 Gunmetal, Patent and Tan QQ QQ Button and Blucher; Sale price pwc0 $3 Gunmetal, Patent and Tan Button QO AO and Blucher; Sale price D40 $2.50 Gunmetal, Patent and Tan, Q- QQ Button and Blucher; Sale price pJ-c0 $2.00 Gunmetal Button and Blucher, Q- rTQ Sale price D. I O

Misses' SHnoes $3.00 Patent and Gunmetal Button Q9 A Q High Tops; Sale price D.:0 $2.50 Patent and Gunmetal Button Q- QQ High Tops; Sale price tD70 $2.00 Patent and Gunmetal Button, Q- fTQ Sale price D.lO $1.75 Patent and Gunmetal Button, Q- AO Sale price I)JL0 All Sock and Felt Combinations and Arctics at One-fourth Off. 10 Per Cent Discount on Light Rubbers. COMFORT SHOES AT BIG DISCOUNT. ALL LADIES' FELT SLIPPERS AT $1.00 A PAIR. 20 Per Cent Discount on All Baby Shoes.

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One odd lot Ladies'

$3 and $3.50 val ues; sale price. .

$2.50,

$1.29

Odd lot of Misses and

dren's Shoes; Sale price .

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$1.29

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Special Boys' and Youths Hi Cut, $3 values, Q1 QQ Sale price Di0

Little Gents' Hi Cut, $2.00 and $2.50 value, Q- AO Sale price fDX.rirO

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