Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 192, 23 June 1914 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1314

BILL FOR

PROVIDES "CASH ARMOR PLANT

WASHINGTON, June 23. The t first tep toward the construction of a (government armor plate plant, to manufacture the vast amount of armor plate Used In the building of the nation's warships, is provided for in the naval ippropriatton bill. This bill autihorIzes the creation of a committee to Investigate and report upon plans for building an armor plate factoryao be Operated byiUncle Sam. The idea is largely that of Sec

retary of war Daniels, who became coninced soon after he went into office that the United States would save a large amount of money yearly were it to make its own armor plate. Mr. Daniels became convinced that in the past high prices have been paid to the "armor plate trust," and that the best way to curb the alleged trust was to have Uncle Sam get into competition with it. The Daniels suggestion was taken up in Congress and sentiment finally crystalized to the extent that a section was inserted in the annual naval budget providing for a try-out of the plan. This provision of the naval budget was recently agreed to by the house and senate conferees in charge of the naval appropriation bill and was approved by the two houses themselves. The com

mittee is duly created therefore, and probably will get down tqf work in a few weeks to carryout the work imposed upon it.

FUNSTON REPORTS MARINE TAKEN

WASHINGTON, June 23. General Funston today advised the war department that the American marine who had strayed away and was captured by Mexicans at the outpost near Vera Cruz was Private Heinrich Thobe. He left the outpost camp on June 20th about 12:30 a. m. taking his rifle and ammunition and has not been seen since. Thobe was in the field hospital from May 10th to May 12th for observation as to his mental condition.

PROSPECT OP CROPS STARTS RUMELY CO,

IjAPORTE, Ind., June 23 In a statement made today the Rumely company announced that unprecedented crops of grain in all parts of the country is causing the business of its corporation to break all records and that prospects

augured for the operation of the plants to high capacity. Many of the men in this city are working seventeen out of the twenty-four hours, and trainloads of product are being daily shipped to the southwest with prospects of an unprecedented demand from the northwest when harvesting begins.

RELIEVE MINERS

TURTLE OVER 100. NEWTON, N. J.. June 23 Josiah Jewitt found a turtle with "J. E.1813" carved on its shell. Jewitt says it was carved by his grandfather and that the turtle is 100 years, old.

HILLCREST. Alberta, June 23. The Canadian government today sent $70,000 to the fund for the relief of families suffering from the mine disaster of laBt week. United Mine Workers of America have issued an appeal for financial aid. Eight bodies are still unrecovered in the mine.

American women yearly buy more than $10,000,000 worth of millinery supplies from France.

TEDDY ON WAY

NEW YORK. June 23. Col. Theodore Roosevelt is enjoying perfect health on his homeward trip on the Imperator according to a wireless message received today at the offices of the Hamburg American line. He it taking part in entertainments on ship board and is naving a "bully time."

The largest coal mines in France, near Lens and Bethune. hare the finest mechanical installation of the kind in the world.

Cool Footwear for Hot Weather FOR THE CHILDREN

Children's "Baby Doll" Pumps

Handsome, stylish, graceful. Prices $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50, according to size. Barefoot Sandals Absolutely essential to the comfort of every child during the heated term. Prices, $1.00, $1.25 and $2.00. Childrens White Canvas Button Shoes Cool, neat and pretty Prices $1.00 and $1.50. Trot-Moc "The National Play Shoe." The one perfect shoe for vacation, Outing, Athletic and all out-door wear. Prices $1.75, $2.00 and $2.50, according to size.

SCORES OF OTHER STYLES to suit every purpose and occasion. Children like nice shoes as well as grown-ups do. Bring your child here for its next pair. It will please the child and save you money.

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Richmond's Daylight Store

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AMDEID BARGAINS DAILY You never had a better chance to buy strictly high grade merchandise for so little money. Read every item and come prepared to see the BEST VALUES EVER OFFERED

3 Moire Silk Tailored Suits

Originally $34.75. For clearance . . .

MAN TAILORED

Former price $25.00 to $35.00. For clearance

CLOTH SUITS

$10

10 Cloth Suits

Original price $15.00 to $25.00. For clearance

6 JUNIORS' CLOTH SUITS Original price $10.98. C&'S For clearance

Small Children's While Dresses

In sheer, dainty Lingerie Cloths or Percales, Ami French Hand w- . 11 1 1

fcmbroidered, escaiiopea eages, rrv sizes 1 to 4 years only, IN

$2.00 value tor ,

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Another Lot ot Mew Silk Dresses

received from our other store. Dresses and Silk costumes, worth up to $37.50; for final clearance.

5 FULL LENGTH COATS

All satin lined, original price $15.00; for clearance

15 Odd Coats

Broken sizes, coats that have sold up to $15.00. For final clearance.

S3 & $5

25 HIGH GRADE COATS

In Novelties, Golfines and Silks, not one coat worth less than $20, many worth $25 and $30. For final clearance

Dresses Wash

In White Voiles, in Crepes and Lingerie Cloth, odd dresses, worth up to $20.00. For final clearance

Wash Dresses

In Voile, in Novelty Crepes, in Linens, dresses that have sold up to $5.00. For final clearance ....

Dressing Sacques In Lawn, 59c value, guaranteed perfect fitting, for iw'w

10 All Over Emb. White Dresses

Sizes 12 and 14 only, slightly mussed Dresses, worth up to $10. For final clearance

$1.50

Mercerized Silk Petticoats

$ 1 .50 value. i - For final clearance

50c

Lawn and Percale House Dresses

Embroidery trimmed, $1.00

Dreses. For final clearance

50c

10 Dozen Sheer Lingeris Night Gowns Yokes of Fine Valences Lace, mjPQf $1.50 value, for "

Palais Roval Corset rJTr"? 50c

perfect fitting; for final clearance