Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 294, 22 November 1915 — Page 9
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRA1L
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TEdPERANGE SPEAKERS MAKE PLEA FOR MORE THOROUGH ORGANIZATION
Nation-wide, non-political prohibition was advocated by James K. Cox, f Indianapolis, editor of the Indiana lection of the American Issue, a perttdlcal devoted to the interests of the
temperance cause. In two interesting addresses, Sunday at the Reid Mem rial church and St. Paul's Lutheran church. He occupied the pulpit of the former chnrch at the morning
services and at 7:30 o'clock was the principal speaker at the evening services of the latter. Six representatives of the ' Anti-Saloon League spoke in Richmond Protestant churches Sunday in following out the arrangements of 4 program for services of this kind. Other Protestant churches,' whose previously arranged plans prevented them from having temperance speakers yesterday will secure them later in the winter. Mr. Cox argued in favor of the unanimous support first of men to the
national congress who would rapport the Hobson resolution providing for national prohibition and selection of state legislators who would endorse a prohibitory law In the event the Congressional bill Is again defeated. "t 1 Calls Upon Church. v Rev. G. W. Titus, field secretary of the league spoke at the First Baptist church .at the morning services and at the Central Christian at 7 JO o'clock In the evening. Rev. Titus held that the church failed in its mission if it did not continue
to fight with vigor against the whit slave . traffic and' the liquor traffic He said the church could not fulfill its righteous duty' unless; It headed all the social demands of humanity. Prediction that Indiana would have state-wide prohibition after the. next bt-ennlal session of the General Assembly in 1917 was expressed by Rev. F. P. Leek liter, state organizer of the Anti-Saloon League who delivered an address at the morning services of the West Richmond Friends church and at the
evening services of the Whitewater Friends' church.. " . He outlined the plans of the league and laM especial stress on-the need of nominating candidates for the stata legislature who would endorse prohibition. . ? C. J. Evnrson. field-secretary the league' who delivered anaddresf at the morning services of the Second Presbyterian church, emphasised the necessity of organisation of the temperance forces In every precinct in the state. He said now that the move
ment for state-vide and national-wide prohibition had been launched all advocates of temperance should Join in the. common cause, i- v'-; '- u A: Miles. Held seerefcry of the league who poke at the First Christion church at the evesteg services and RC Mint on. who delivered an address at the morning services of the Second English : Lutheran church, spoke generally on the subject of prohibition. Large congregations were present at the services of the churches to hear the speakers on temperance.
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SilbiiiirllDaM lay & IMmmMim Smcdalls Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
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Heading the list are three sensational suit specials, .we. three lots of suits THAT SHOULD rfAVsTTTiFATTEftft WOMAN IN THIS VICINITY. A CHANCE TO SECURE ONE OF OUR HIGH QUALITY GARMENTS AT A TREMENDOUS REDUCTION IN PRICE.
Suit Special
TOO MANY COATS ! WE HAVE DECIDED TO REDUCE OUR STOCK DURING THIS THREE-DAY SALE. IF REMARKABLE REDUCTIONS ARE AN INDUCEMENT TO BUY THIS OVER-STOCK WILL NOT LAST LONG. Coinrae Wednesday Momnmigi Ell PossnMe This Will Be Richmond's Suburban Day Sensation
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COAT SPECIAL I. Black, Blue and Mixtures, values $8.00 to $22.00. Suburban Day 4.7
COAT SPECIAL II. The season's newest styles and materials, $ 1 2 to $ 1 8 values. Suburban day $Q 75" Thanksgiving Sale '
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PARENTS! DURING THIS THREE-DAY SALE WE OFFER CHILDREN'S COATS AT A DIS
COUNT OF TEN PERCENT. SIZES 6 TO 14 YEARS.
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COAT SPECIAL III. Corduroys, Zibelines and Scotch Mixtures, values $15 to- $ 1 8. Suburban ' day ; and Thanksgiving 5 $13.75 dale
COAT SPECIAL IV. A large assortment of Coats in a variety of colors, values $20.00 to $25.00. Suburban Day & Thanks- $18.75 giving oale . . .