Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 210, 15 July 1914 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM ICNfB StTNTELEGRAlll WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 19T4 '

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CALMS III ULSTER

PEACE

ASKING

Carson's Speech Pleases Tory Members But Nationalist Papers Call Oration Outburstof Bombast. BELFAST, Ireland, July 15. Deteplte taut tension and threats of civil iwar between the Ulster Unionists and 'the Irish Nationalists tranquility -was reported throughout the province today and many of the special police who were sent here and to other com inanities to preserve order during the celebration of the anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne -were sent home. Noisy celebrants were in the streets throughout the greater part of the night, but their actions led to nothing serious. The preservation of good order is attributed mainly to the self restraint of the Nationalists (the sup.porters of Home Rule) who avoided doing anything which would result in friction.

counselled their followers to remain calm and to refrain from hostile demonstrations of any kind. John Redmond has sent telegrams to local Nationalist leaders impressing them with the importance of assisting-the government in this way. As a result, the work of the authorities has been made much easier. They have allowed the Uuster Unionists to get rid of their surplus enthusiasm without any hindrance, secure In the theory that this is the safest way to handle a delicate situation. The speech of Sir Edward Carson, 'delivered at Drumberg yesterday on the ocasion of the big Orange celebration, which was carried in full in the Tory papers throughout the north of Ireland today and was commented uptm as a "stirring and patriotic bugle call." On the other hand the Liberal and Nationalist papers merely referred to Jt as another of Sir Edward's outbreaks of bombast. Since Orange day passed quietly a feeling of optimism is growing and many who had feared an actual outbreak of violence and perhaps of civil war now regard as possible a pacific course on the part of the government which will solve the troublesome Ulster question.

"Prettiest Girl in World" Returns From Russia

The Opporunity of the Season $5.00 for a coat or suit. Knollenberg's Thursday at 8

a. m.

SENATE MAY ASK DANIELS TO EXPLAIN

WASHINGTON, July 15. A resolution asking Secretary of Navy Daniels to inform the senate concerning the report that Ensign Richardson, United States Navy, had ordered the execution of a number of Mexicans at Vera Cruz, was offered in the Senate today by Senator Poindexter, of Washington. It went over until tomorrow.

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MURDERER

MOANS

STORYJO POLICE

Young: Man Jealous About

Girl Kills Rival in Cornfield. ; . MOUNT HOLLY, N. J., July 15. Cringing in his cell and moaning In horror at the death chair, 27-year-old Edgar Murphy who confessed last night that he had slain 17-year-old Herman Fisher In a fit of insane jealousy, was in a state of collapse today. After making his confession Murphy remained in a swoon and had to be treated by a physician. Following a thrilling third degree examination, the self-confessed murderer flung himself to his knees and with the tears running down his face, told Ms story. The confession in part follows: "I have an affection for Ida Wilhelm which I cannot shake off. When I learned that Herman Fisher was with tee girl last Saturday night, I decided to kill him. When I left my home I took the suit case and gun with me. I used the suit case to conceal myself from persons passing before Fisher arrived. "I knew Fisher would pass through the cornfield on his way home. For more than an hour I lay in ambush awaiting for the opportunity to shoot him. When he finally appeared I fired two loads of shot into his body and killed him instantly."

Fifteen million rats have been killed as part of the preventative measures against the spread of plague, made by the metropolitan police board of the city of Tokio.

FLUSHER SAVES MONEY IN STREET DEPARTMENT

The efficiency of the new street f lusher is clearly shown in the report of the street commissioner, Mr. Knollenberg, for June. Thirty-one and onehalf miles were flushed, the time required being 682 hours, at an average coat of $9.68 a mile, which estimate included the cost of water, although until the first of July the city was not compelled to pay for the water it used. The report In detail follows: Cost of street repairs, $446.19; street cleaning, 897 loads, cost, $1120.44; cost of work on dumps, $107; ashes removed, 1113 loads, cost $804.10. Average cost 72 1-3 cents a load and 5 loads a day. Cost of sewer work, $55.37; expenses of street roller, $46. City Plant Expenses. The following were the items of expense in the operation of the municipal plant in June: Material used, $1,139.26; for. street and commercial arcs, $17.86; material used on line, $471.93; arc lamp repair parts, $3.75; -meter repair parts, $15.01; meters installed (97), $972.70; miscellaneous expenses, $4.47; transformers (1), $25.02; total $2,650.00. Health Department. Dr. S. G. Smelser, city health officer, submitted the following report for June: Scarlet fever, 9; chickenpox, 1; measles, 1; typhoid fever, 1; births 34; deaths, 20. Meat Inspector. Meat Inspector Charles Pittman made the following report of his June work: Animals inspected and passed

for butchering -cattle, 176, calves 95, hogs . 119, lambs 70. Two bulls condemned. Crematory Report. H. A. Besselman, crematory superintendent, reported 642 yards of garbage consumed, 43 animals cremated and a payroll of $442. Dairy Inspector. Dr. Lou Clem, new dairy inspector, submitted his first monthly report which shows that he not only performed all the functions of his predecessors but in addition did chemical analysis work for the health officer and performed veterinary services for horses of the fire departments. His report follows: Inspections Dairies 24, hotels and restaurants 19, groceries and meat markets 38, bakeries and ice cream manufactories 22, total 125. Fourteen horses treated and three samples of

well water tested. He also found time . to make five visits to stockyards. Sanitary Officer. O. E. Mashmeyer, sanitary officer, reported ten houses carded for contagion, eight houses fumigated and 37 vault ordered cleaned. Building Inspector. Harry Hodgin, building inspector: June report Is as follows: Permits Issued, building 25, wiring 38, heating 11. . Total 74. . Total fees, $75.85. Cost of new buildings $19,000. Three fires with s loss of $180. Inspections Buildings 45. wire 61. others 38. Total 144. City Engineer. City Engineer Charles reported a number of Improvements completed last month, including cement curbs and gutters on North Eighteenth street and the cement roadway on North Tenth street Controller's Report. City Controller McMahan showed that the first of the month the financial condition of the city was satisfactory. The total appropriations for the year amounted to $245,209.87. At the close of the first six months $123,403.92 had been expended, leaving a balance of $119,805.95. Palladium Want Ads Pay

A lot of Fine Wilton Velvet Vestibule Rugs, $8 values, Tlrarsiay Sale $4.98

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From left to right, Miss Marie Tailer and Miss Noel Johnston. The liner Olympia arrived here from Southampton bringing as one of her passengers "the most beautiful girl in the world." At least that is what the Grand Duke Michaelo vitch of Russia, called Miss Marie Tailer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tailer of this city, who returned home after a several months visit in Europe. The Grand Duke is said to have exclaimed when seeing her, "well she is a stunner. She is the prettiest girl I have ever seen. Pray introduce me."

While the exports from the Nether

lands to the United States decreased somewhat in 1913, the imports from the United States to that country increased materially.

SIX DRILL TEAMS SEEK ELKS' PRIZE DENVER, Colo., July 15. The maneuvers of drill teams from six cities and preparations for tonight's illuminated automobile parade held the interest of the Elks attending the annual i. ssion of the Grand Lodge of that organization here today. Teams from Detroit, San Francisco, Oakland, Cal., Rochester, N. Y., Great

Falls, Mont., and Boulder, Colo., competed in the Broadway Hall park for prizes amounting to $1250. An effort to curtail the power of the Grand Lodge by extending state's rights to lodges will also be made. Grand Exalted Ruler Leach has also asked that the population requirements of cities asking Elks lodge charters be lowered from 10,000 to 5,000. The annual parade of the Elks will be held tomorrow and more than 15,000 are expected to be in line.

Supremacy Exposition Sale

Thursday will be a day of startling bargain offerings. Each department will contribute one or more Big One Day Specials. See the quotations scattered throughout the paper.

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$1 LONG SILK

58c

Elbow length in black and white, double tips; only with ro coupon, Thursday at Ot

31!

$1.67

Women's $3.00

Street Dresses

Crepes, Ginghams, Linen es, etc., some in Russian tunic models; for Thursday only $1.67. coupon.

23c BRASSIERES . .

Tight-lacing boned corset Covers; bring the coupon.

18c

Women's $1 GOWNS...

Crepe or muslin; elaborately trimmed; with this coupon, 58c.

75c Muslin Drawers . .

Women's sizes, deep lace trimmed flounce; with coupon, 33c.

58c

33c

Positively no goods sold a.t these prices without coupons No mail or CQ

D. orders. Wo goods, sold to dealers We reserve right to limit ia,ixtlties

50c Pure Silk Hose

34c

Black, white and jrreen, high

spliced and double toe, sold only

on Thursday with this coupon at

34c

BOYS' 50c Q A BLOUSES. 0L In black sateens, blue

chambrays and light

madras and percales; with coupon, 34c. Women's (1 25c Vests. .lUt Made of fine Lisle; neatly taped; with the coupon, 16c.

75c Knick- OQ erbockers. . DOC Come in serges and mixtures; bring this coupon and buy, 38c. Women's 35c " On Union Suits. oc

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5k

95c

Light weight wool material; just right for this time of year; while they last; with coupon.

10c LISLE VESTS . . .

Summer weight, sleeveless vests, all sizes, with coupon, 5J2c.

Men's $2 Pants . . .

Boys' 50c Q1 SHIRTS... OXC Sateens, Chambrays and Percales; with this coupon, 31c.

75c Kimono APRONS . .

Cover-All style, different colors; with coupon, 39c.

39c

Summer weight, lace trimmed; knee or ankle

length; coupon special, 18 cents.

Halcyon AQ Petticoats. . 4:Ot Sold and advertised at $1.00; black and colors, Thursday at 43c.

2.47

$4.50 Silk Petticoats

Messaline; black and popular colors, plaited flounce; with coupon.

89c

$1.50 Suit Cases

Genuine reed, steel frame, regulation size, full lined; with coupon for 89c. Boys' 35c -j Union Suits Open mesh, short sleeve all sizes; with coupon.

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$3 Silk rro Kimonos P. 4 O Full length Silk Kimono, floral and Persian

patterns, $1.78.

$3 Rain

Coats

For men and women guaranteed waterproof; tan only; all sizes; with coupon, $1.83.

n $1.83

Boys' 50c

Khaki Pants

Made of heavy khaki; knicker style; with coupon, 37c.

$1.50 White Wash Skirts

P. K's, ratines, etc., peg top and Russian tunic models; Thursday with coupon, 87c.

37c

87c

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M:.58c

CHILD'S 20c HOSE.

Black only, fine ribbed, extra quality; bring the Coupon, at 11c.

$1 Combi

nations

Heavy Embroidery and Ribbon Trimmed styles all sizes to 44, at 58c

BOYS' 75c PANTS. .

All wool mixtures; knicker styles; sizes 6 to 17 years; with coupon.

5c TOILET PAPER

47c

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$1.78

$3 Silk Waists .

White China Silk, flow

ered design, beautifully

trimmed; with coupon. Best 30c Tur- 1 H kish Towels -L c

Extra large size, hemmed and fringed Turkish Bath Towels; with coupon, 17c.

37c

50c Spring Caps ....

For men and boys; plaids and checks. Bring coupon Thursday.

5k

Men's 10c HOSE . . .

Men's dress hose in black and tan colors; seamless; with coupon.

Soft sanitary crepe; Blue Ribbon brand; with coupon, special per roll 1 cent.

lagans

67c

Men's $1.50 Straw Hats

Newest Styles, a chance for every man to wear a nifty hat for only 67c.

$1.50 Couch Covers ....

Beautiful Roman Stripe patterns, plain or fringed ends.

87c

9c

all the

Child's 15c Knit Waists.

Strongly taped ; sizes, only with coupon, 9c.

49c Crepe Bloomers .

For Women. With elastic waist band and knee. Colors are pink and white; with coupon.

24c

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Women's $3 Fall Style Dress Skirts

Blue and black wool serges with Roman striped bottom, Russian tunic style ; bring this ad Thursday.

$3.67

WOMEN'S $6.50 WHITE SERGE DRESS SKIRTS

Beautiful accordeon and box tunic effects, silk braid trimmed, Women's and Misses' sizes. Sold only with this ad Thursday.

Domestics Bring This Ad for Any Item. 10c Dress Ginghams, new summer patterns, per yd. J Stevens Linen Toweling with coupon, a yard ......894 50c Table Damask, 72 inches wide, a yard 31 14c Pillow Cases, size 36x42, Thursday 7c Apron Gingham Fast colors, per yard 43 7c Standard Calicoes Light and dark, a yard 4 Hope Muslin, with coupon, on Thursday, a yard . 6c Unbleached Muslin, with coupon,, a yard 10c Outing Flannel, with coupon, a yard

Clearance of Mary Janes Come in Patent Leather or Gunmetal Women's 2 to 8, $2.50 values, at $1.47 Misses' 8 to 11, $1.50 values, at 89 Child's 11 to 2, $2.00 values at $1.15 Baby's, 2 to 6, $1.00 value at 40

$4 Colonials

$2.00 White Buck, Patent and Dull Kid, spool heels, latest styles. Bring ad on Thursday. 65c Tennis Shoes, black or white, all sizes 39s

56c

89c Seamless Bed Sheets. .

Full size, excellent

grade muslin; special,

56 cents. 25c Kleinert's 1 Hp Baby Pants. 2L All sizes; made of waterproof material, with coupon, 17c.

38c

Child's 75c Silk Bonnets

Made of silk and satin, ribbon trimmed, all sizes. 50c Gingham 9Qf Petticoats . .

Fancy nurse's stripe patterns; with coupon.

$1.50 Serim QrTp Curtains ... Ol v Full 3 yds long; white ivory and ecru; with coupon, 87c. Women's 75c 9Qa Union Suit ou Fine Lisle; lace trimmed knee; with the coupon 39c.

$1.50 BED SPREADS.

Fringed, cut corners; large double bed size;

with coupon. 50c Bleach ed Sheets.

Full double bed size; finished with 3-inch hem,

87c

31c

BOYS' 35c WAISTS..

Sateens, ginghams, etc. With the coupon, 18c.

18c

35c Dress'g 1Q-

Sacques. .. lOv In many neat patterns; with coupon, 18c. Bissel's $3.00

Carpet

Sweeper

Famous Bissels, mahogany finish; with the coupon, $1.88.

$1.88

$1.50 Muslin Qrj Petticoats . . u,Kf

Women's muslin petticoats, trimmed with wide embroidery flounce; with coupon.

.88c

$2 House Dresses.

For Women; made of finest Amoskeag ginghams and chambrays new summer styles, all sizes; with coupon.

MIDDY 7Q BLOUSES. iUC Made of finest Galatea cloth; beautifully trimmed models; over six different styles; with coupon.

$1 UNION SUITS

For men. Fine ribbed, suitable for summer wear; with coupon.

57c

50c ROMP- Ol ERS OlC Ginghams, crepes and chambrays ; all colors ; with coupon, 31c. Men's 50c QQ Underwear. OOC Porosknit or Fine French Balbriggan shirts or drawers, all

sizes; with coupon.

$1 Princess fTQ Slips OOC Of fine Quality muslin; lace, embroidery and ribbon trimmed; with coupon.

Men's $1.50 Dress Shirts

Finest madras and percales, in handsome striped patterns; genuine $1.50 shirts; only with coupon.

Girls' $1.75 QQp Rain Capes JIV Guaranteed rainproof, rubberized poplin, red and blue hood to match. Coupon, 99c. Come in fancy mixtures latest Bulgarian style. Norfolk coat and full peg knickers, $1.89.

Bovs $1.50 and

$2 Wash Suits

Made of high grade Galatea and Linens; Rus

sian Sailor and blouse;

all sizes.

$1 ALARM

CLOCKS

Guaranteed alarm and time keeper, made by manufacturers of Big Ben, with coupon, 48c

87c

48c

35c Kitchen - rj Bib Aprons 11 v Made of fa6t color percales, with or without bib.

50c Work Shirts . . .

Men's blue chambray work shirts, made of Amoskeag chambray;, cut full; with coupon.

29c

$2.00 Hair Switches. . .

Human Hair; in all

shades; coupon, 84c.

$2.00 Silk Petticoats.

All silk messaline, in the new summer colors; beautiful flounce; with coupon.

84c

99c

25c PARIS -tf GARTERS, lvt Men. don't miss this good one; it comes sel

dom; with coupon.

$1.50 Muslin Gowns.

For women Cut full: embroidery, ribbon and lace trimmed , yoke-

coupon.

89c

50c Silk Ol

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Short length, black and

white, only with Coupon at 31c.

Women's ' 20c HOSE...

Black and tan only; double heel and toe; only with the coupon at 9c

9c

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67c

$1 Chiffon

Scarfs.. ...

Ladies' fine chiffon auto scarfs, In all coir ore, neat borders; with the coupon Thursday. CHILD'S QQ TV DRESSES . Oe7C'

chambrays and crepes, all sizes: with coupon.

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