Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 107, 22 March 1916 — Page 12

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AUTO CYCLE AGENTS MAKE LARGE EXHIBIT AT AUTOMOBILE SHOW

. Exhibits of the latest models of motorcycles are unique and will attract attention. The Elmer Smith and William Waking agencies, dealers in motorcycles and bicycles have attractive displays of two wheeler. E. J. Wright company of Dayton has an Interesting exhibit. The exhibit of Excelsior and Indian motorcycles represent all that might be classed as the latest In this line. The newer models of these two makes show the results attained by motorcycle manufacturers who desire to offer a machine that combines speed and comfort with safety. The E. J. Wright company of Dayton has an exhibit of a cycle which it claims will supplant the bicycle. The machine, which resembles an or- ! dinary bicycle, is propelled by a mo- : tor which fits into the front wheel. The machine is the first of its kind 1 ever shown In Richmond. One of the largest and most varied displays is that of the local branch of the International Harvester company. Trucks of every size and description, trucks for the heaviest hauling, and machines of lighter weight for delivery ! purposes are listed in this exhibit.

The Harvester exhibit is one of the largest of the chow. Jones Hardware company has a display of auto accessories that includes every article needed in the equipment of the motor vehicle. Tools and repair kits for the machine, and Tobes and other articles of comfort for the autolst make up this interesting exhibit.

ADDITION TO COST $1,500 CONSIDERED BY SOUTH SIDERS

With a membership of 460 the South Side Improvement association last evning voted that action be taken at the next meeting on an extension to the administration building. The estimated cost Is $1,600. An addition of fifteen feet is to be built on the east side and a ladies' room is to be addPd. The extension will include an office for the board , of directors. Five members were accepted. They are: Edgar Doren, J. A. Mesker, Jr., F. R. Chamness, R. J. Oatzek, Thomas Tsrlcdson. John Habing asked that the city authorities repair the electric light at the South E street entrance of the South Seventh street park. Attention was called to several trees that have died and need to be replaced. Henry Bode reviewed the status of thf south Bide bridge problem. The kind of paving for the proposed span was discussed. .

URGE CAR OWNERS TO JOIN PAGEANT

Automobile owners in the county are being urged by the parade committee of the Richmond auto show to decorate their cars next Saturday afternoon and participate in the parade. Seventeen hundred automobile s owners have received post cards which read as follows: Decorate your automobile and park It, headed west on North A street, somewhere between Seventh and Sixteenth streets, in Richmond Saturday afternoon, March 25, for participation In a gigantic good roads parade, which will start at 1:15 o'clock under the direction of Marshals -Paul Comstock, Omer Whelan and H. J. Hanes, traversing the principal streets of the city and terminating at the automobile show. Signed: PARADE COMMITTEE AUTO SHOW.

ENEMY HALTS

Continued Ffrom Page One. clash . with the bandit leader's patrol, but no official confirmation was obtainable. If the United States troopers have been fighting the Villistas the details probably will not arrive for several days, owing to the rapidity of General Pershing's movements. General Gavira understands that the Carranzistas who, defeated Villa at Las Cruces are pursuing the outlaw into the mountains. The pursuing Carranzistas are being urged to. the last shred of effort in an attempt to cut off the retreat before Villa's wild horsement reach the depths of the mountain country, which they regard as their sanctuary. According to dispatches received at Mexican headquarters in Juarez, Villa's men are approximately thirty miles south east of Namiquipa and within ten miles of a great plateau

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STATE SANCTIONS noinr.P nnMTRAP.T

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Official O. K. of the state board of accounts was given all bridge contracts and negotiations that have been carried on by the county commissioners, according to W. O. Seaney, member of the board. Mr. Seaney with L. S. Bowman, county auditor, and Gustave Hoelscher, county attorney, conferred with the state board Tuesday. Letters of complaint had been written by a number of Wayne county residents whose names were not divulged by the state board.

Tentative contract thai had been , drawn up between John W. Mueller, special bridge engineer, and county commissioners, was submitted. Gil- i bert Hendren, chairman of tht board, I told local officials he would not I change a word in the contract. "The state board approved everything that has been done in Wayne ffounty regarding the bridge work," i said Ml". Seaney. ;

WOMEN ARE 8TARVING

PETROGRAD. March 22. Rusian I f refugees from Kovel, which is now in ! I the bands of the Germans, report that i starving masses, mostly women and j children, surrounded the house of the j . German commandant, and in the riot

ing more than three hundred persons were arrested.

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SHINNING MACHINE

Continued From Page One. night. The carnival is expected to attract two thousand persons. Inclement weather which prevailed this morning failed to dampen the

enthusiasm of exhibitors and commit

teemen, .; Beck Praises Exhibit. Albert T. Beck of the Cincinnati

decorating firm of Beck & Sons company who had personal supervision of

the decorations for the show said to

day, that in decorations at least the show compares most favorably .with

other automobile snows held m tna United States recently; and the exhibitors are just as positive that the machines represented in the Rich

mond display stand as well in any

test with those seen In- similar exhibits.--v' ' . .

Sixty-five - exhibits representing- an

approximate valuation of $125,000 will be shown by thirty-seven dealers-and manufacturers.

A general admission-of tencents

will be charged for, entrance into the halL 'Joseph . Peltz has - been - selected ticket seller. -. Harry Fisher will be ticket receiver. . School children of the Richmond

city schools are invited to the show Thursday afternoon. ,.r. The carnival as the concluding and big feature of the show which will be held on Saturday night will include

contests of certain kinds, winners of which will receive awards. Thf prizes will consist of handy automc bile parts. ,Tte prizes will be award ed on the merits of the costume which are worn at the carnival. Z

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In our many yearc in the Shoo fauc iness wc have never had the &&$or ttxnity of showing ouch an elegant line of Footwear.

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Ladies' new Grey, White and Champagne Washable Kid Pumps. "New Tear Drop" style. This season's newest. Price $6.00 Ladies' new Bronze and Black Glaze Kid, Colonial and the "Tear Drop" Pump. Large silver buckle. Price $5.00

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Our new spring line of Baby Buggies and Go-Carts embodies all and everything that is latest in design, model and material, making our display absolutely the last word. We can please you, no matter what your taste or pocketbook may be. Priced from $4.45 to $35.00.

Never before have such varied, latest patterned and worthy Rugs been shown in this city. The spring line presents many exceptional values. AXMINSTER RUGS, $24.75, $29.75 up, less discount. WILTON VELVET RUGS, $36.00, $39.75 up, less discount. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS, $13.85, $16.95 up, less discount. INGRAINS, 9x12 size, $6.50.

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