Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 141, 1 May 1916 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELE GRAM, MONDAY, MAY 1, 19ie. 4

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SIM SAYS RAILROAD ORDERS : 71LL .WIN EIGHT-HOUR COIITEST

; "t believe in the eight-boor, day,"

In the' CJolIaeiQn yesterday ; afternoon. The. former mayor of Indianapolis kept hit audience In an almost constant uproar, with hit joke and tales of his experience as a politician, farmer and an actor. - 2 "There is no question but what the brotherhoods will win. I hope you do. 'Laboring; men have a right to get to appreciate' in a small degree at least, what ' millionaires have been enjoying for years. ' Mr. Shank explained bow while jmayor of Indianapolis, he had been offered money time and again to use his Influence m an - unjust way for capital' I always refused and I am glad of it. TCay as I go down the street everybody eays " Hello, Lew, and. ; that is w-nh much more to me than all the r.-aud money -1 'could have collected while-may or.

The city of Richmond was at one time about -the 'largest place I ever saw.: -1 - came here once during: - the time that a. man by the name of Zimmerman was mayor. : They took me to some park in the south " part of town, where some association had a building. Then they served refreshments. (Applause and laughter.) It sounds as though several of you have been there some time also." ; ,

DANIEL G. REID

MRS, KIRKPATRICK DIES

NEW PARIS, O., May 1. Mrs. Elizabeth Itogers Kirkpatrlck, 64, died at her home here Sunday from pneumonia.She was born at Wiltshire, Ind., but had lived here nearly all her life. She leaves two sons and two daughters, Mrs. Frank- Brown . of New Paris, and Mrs. Charles Aker of Daytton; eleven graud children and 'three-great-grandchildren, three brothers and two sisters. : Funeral services will be held at the home at 2 o'clock Tuesday. : Burial in Sprlnglawn cemetery.

MILLS QUITS

- f Continued From Page One hers and it was through his initiative that a deal was recently closed for the purchase of the local property of the M. Rumely company, one of the most Important realty transactions in this city in many years. Mr. Mills today refused to either confirm or deny the report of his resignation. "You can hear anything you want to," he. replied when questioned as to the authenticity of the report. Later an investigation resulted in

'tLe confirmation of the report No reason is assigned for Mr. Mills' action. It is reported that he was not satisfied, with the arrangements made for financing the Rumely deal after tbe option had been secured on the property. It had been generally understood that a part of this property ) was to have been taken over, by the casket company of which Mr," Mills is president. However, that company failed to secure any or the Rumely plant buildings. . . . . . . 1 1 1 . . I St '

11 ads oeea repuneu iuui uiucr raercial club members who had an active part in swinging the Rumely deal were not satisfied with the arrangement Mr. Mills had made for the 'financing of the deal, resulting in Mr, ' Mills resignation as a members of the special factory committee before the deal had been completely . consummated. '

Continued From Page One. and when farewells were given Mr. Reid departed with an Invitation to a fried chicken dinner "any time you want to come." Afterward Mr. Reid recalled that- he- had forgotten to introduce himself. As usual Mr. Reid called at Reid

Memorial hospital, his pet benevolence, yesterday, which incidentally, Rich

mond people look upon as the city's greatest asset, and made an inspection of the , institution in company with John It. Rupe; president of the board

of trustees. Whether Mr. Reid learned

yesterday Just how badly needed is an addition to the hospital can not be ascertained. He is greatly pleased over the liberal, patronage the. institution has been receiving, and the fact, that it is now self-supporting.: i ' Mr. and. Mrs. Reid. left today for French Lick Springs, Ind. . ::i

THE "ENDLESS CHAIN"

DANGER

CATARRH

S. S. S. the Proper Safeguard

Catarrh is the offaprin of "cold."! It Is a "cold" in Its chronic form. Tha air la tilled with bacteria, which is

taken Into the mouth and-noae through the process of breathing:. When the) body U In a healthy condition bo harm!

reauiia. bui wua our modern metnoaa, of indoor living and sedentary occupations, the mucous membranes are usually not able to "throw-ofr" this harmful bacteria, male lnr catarrh a, very common ailment. , These aerma

breed and multiply, causing lnflamma-,

to tight off the bacilli. When thm blood1 ir In a vigorous condition .Its "defen1 tve" efforts are successful. Otherwise.

me . coia "nangs-on turns into ea-i MW .- ..1. ' l 1 1 Ml

.oiu. v-aiw 1 u is m. inrunic inziamzTia tion of the mucous membranes. Mucous membranes are the lining- on all the ln-i ternal cavities of the body. Get that ALL, oavlttes! There. Is th "endless chain" element of dana-er. Tf ullnwarf

to run on catarrh will affect not only! the nose, but the throat and ear. male-

Ing you liable to deafness, pulmonary' and other troubles. Local applications!' are useless. The onlr carraet wv t

treat this dread disease is to purify the blood. The surest way to purify the blood IS to take S. . S., which has been the standard blood medicine for fifty years. S S. S. is a nurelv vea-etaubi

compound. It will not Injure the most delicate stomach. You can get S. 8. S.i at : every reputable drug store. We' have an expert Medical department.; which will be glad to rive you any I special advice you may desire withoutcharge. Write-the Swift Specific Company. Dant. 43. Atlanta. Georaria-

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. Continued From Page One.j ; election and then I will be independent of bossism after I am elected. p Tlf 1 1 am ' elected the laws of " the state will be enforced to the letter. I will make Indiana the model of Union and will send out the boys and girls as model citizens.- ; - ? "I have been , In congress 10 years. I 'have not been ; against 'capital. .1 have treated everybody the same. . I am, against legislation made Tor the benefit of a few rich people." Corporations . are all right in their' proper spheres and are to be encouraged but

when-they-begin- toVtry to -influence legislation, they are out .of. their spheres. Capital and labor both deserve justice.. Cooperation between the two is" necessary to obtain the best results. ; Petitions of laboring' men were formerly laid aside but of Jate all have been . considered ' and acted upon." , --, - -.-..- t , . , 4 Mr. Adair told the people" that his sentiments could he obtained -from a speech ' he made in congress Dec. 14, 1911. He read a part of the address. In, this speech which' was for; the granting of an eight hour work day to government employes he said, "Laboring men 'deserve our consideration. Congress has no greater task than to protect the laboring men. So. long as I am a member of this' house I will, al

ways ' do justice to - the workmen 1 of the country." - '-""" - V v"Time . has come "ln this country when 'special privileges must -come 'to an end.T Mr; Adair declared. 1 "The government -was - created for - all -the people. ; -. ; I believe in organizations.' You can get 'what you want if you ' stand r together. There has been corruption in politics because , people" do not . dischargetheir proper duties. - ' Every man -should exercise his. right -of citizenship. We have' no tright ,to ' complain as long as we. do. not. vote, every time that we have an opportunity. Mr. Adair said that he was not in favor' of extensive preparedness.-. He wants enough to protect but. that is all. He explained that there may have been

-mistakes ln diplomacy with - foreign nations -but if there were? he didn't know about it ' He said he was sure of one thing and that was that the nation is not involved in war and that he was very thankful for it. : Jf we were to become engaged in war, every , German.4 Englishman, Italian and all foreigners in this country would rally to preserve the honor of the flag. I look forward to the day of a world federation of nations." a - At the opening of : the speech, i Mr. Adair spoke of the prosperous . and flourishing, condition of . this country. He said that this was a , land, of .Christian civilization. "The working men of the country, railroad, men especially, are honest and moral men and are good citizens. He said that he understood

the conditions of poor people-and wrs In sympathy with them because he wal born poor. He was born in Jay countj and I Richmond was thev largest citj that he 1 visited - during his - boyhood Since then Richmond has grown" from a town of about 7,000, the speaker es plained " ... ? Weisbrod's saxophone orchestra furnished music for both sessions yester day. The. Coliseum, was , well filled ai " both meetings. Speeches were puno tuated with applause at numeroui times. ; Not r only were . railroad -men present but men of all professions attended. Rev, E. E. Dayis gave the, invocation and benediction at the after noon session and Mayor Robbins gav a speech of welcome 1 to - the visiting speakers"' ? :-' r- -

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q The buying capacity of the dollar depends upon the one who spends it Wednesday we offer yoa wanted items that are surely worth $1.50 to $2

If a thousand bombs were thrown from the sky it' would cans a wild commotion.' Such will be the case of this $ day sale Wednesday. : Thousands of money savers in Richmond and its vicinity will come senrrying here to reap the benefits. All items are the most wanted things of the season. Nothing sold here that we are not proud to guarantee to give satisfaction. Here is a whole fleet of bargains." Examine them with care.

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DOLLAR DAY BARGAINS.

$1 Men's Bfee'ss Shirt and $1 Men's Dress : Shirts 2 Men's : 50c Shirts or 1 Boys' $10 Pants and Z Pairs 15c Hose and 50c Suspenders Drawers, and 1 Boys' 35c Blouse Waist M;en's finer f erdalejr Dress Men's regular 11.00 Dress One 50c Work Shirt, $1 Pants are of all wool serges Shifit ihlhilfsize'S. Hoses gre Shirts, soft or laundered 2 French Balbriggan or Poros- and novelty wool mixture and guaraaieed" "Wednesday cuffs with 50c pair Suspend- knit Shirts and Drawers and blouse of flannelette or ging ALL FOR , ers, Wednesday, ALL FOR one 50c Work Shirt, all for hams, Wednesday, ALL FOR $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 31.00 9BMBBiMiMBaaaaMBMBaaMiBHBaaaBBaiBH

THREE PAIRS WOMEN'S 50c PURE SILK HOSE Women's pure thread Silk Hose, special C'fl fhu for Dollar Pay, 3 PairY for . . . . . . . . . . , . V-ll WV

1 NEW $1.50 WAIST and 1 WOMEN'S 35c COVER Beautiful new Spring style Waists and prettyA! Embroidered Corset Covers, Wednesday, jilS iilD

All fnr

1 Women's $1 GOWN and 1 Women's 50c DRAWERS

Beautifully trimmed Mus

lin'' or Flannelette Gown and one pair fine Emb.

'Drawers, ALL FOR

3 Women's 50c Aprons

BiiffuH? slse . finest Per-

: cale Kimono - Aprons,

special for Dollar Day-

THREB FOR

1 Women's $1 PETTICOAT and 1 Women's DRESSING SACK

Finest Sateen Petticoats with deep flounce and flannelette or

percale Dressing Sack, Wed

nesday,- ALL FOR . . . . .

1 Women's $1 CORSET and 1 Womens 50c Corset Cover

Newest model - Corsets and beautiful ; Embroidered Corset . Covers ;- t

ALL FOR ..

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2 Women's 50c Union Suits and lPair 50c Silk or Lisle Hose, $1.00 2 Women's Spring weight Union Suits, torchon lace, and one pair 50c Silk or Lisle Hose all for 1

Z Boys' or Girls' 50c Union Suits, and 2 Prs. 15c Hose Fine Ribbed Spring weight Uniou Suits for boys and girls,, and 2 pairs 15c Fine Ribbed Hose. , , all for ............ 2 Men's 75c UNION SUITS and 1 Pair of HOSE Two Men's 75c Balbriggan Porosknit or Athletic Union Suits and One Pair Dress or Work Hose.

ALL FOR .. .

One $1 Boys' Wash Suit and One 50c Child's Rompers One Boys'-Oliver Twist or Billy Boy Work Suit, worth $1.00, and 50c Child's Rompers. - ALL FOR

1 Women's $1.50 Purse and 2 Women's 15c Hdk'chfs. Solid Leather and Leather Lined Purses, with 2 fine embroidered Handkerchiefs ; Special for Dollar Day Sale Wednesday ALL FOR

3 REGULAR 50c FINE SCARFS AND SQUARES Beautifully Embroidered Scarfs , and Squares to Match, all

the latest styles, in white and colors: Special for Dollar,

Day; 3 FQR .

$2.50 WOMEN'S BEAUTIFUL SILK WAISTS Women's Beautiful Pure Silk Messaline . Waists, only a few of these, so come early; Special Wednesday for Dollar Day FOR. ..." One $1 Pair Lace Curtains and One 75c Bed Sheet Beautiful Pair of Lace Curtains worth $1.00 and one 75c Bed Sheet of fine quality Special. , ALL FOR

One $1 Women's Gowns and . 75c Silk Corset Cover Beautifully Embroidered Women's Gowns' of fine soft Muslin, and 75c Silk Corset Cover. . Special ALL FOR

1 Pair 75c Curtains and 2-6 ft. -35c Window Shades' 1 Pair Beautiful Fine Net Curtains .and 2 6 ft. Window

Shades; these Curtains and Shades are the best material; Special for Wednesday ALL FOR ,

-Two 75c BED SHEETS and Two 15c Pillow Cases Two 75c Bed Sheets of , good heavy quality, size 72x90, a,nd two 15c Pillow Cases, size 45x36 ALL FOR '

1 GIRL'S $1.50 DRESS AND 1 PAIR 15c HOSE Beautiful New Plaid Dresses for Girls to 14, of the best material and 1 pair Hose; Special for the Big Dollar Day Wednesday, ALL FOR. ;

5 YARDS 35c I

POPLIN

Fine Quality Silk Mercerized Poplin in black and colors; Special for Dollar Day'

19c CURTAINS SCRIMS $ White or ecru, - good quality' Scrim; Special for Dollar Day, 8 yards for

$1 SEAMLESS

BED SHEETS

Of Extra Good Quality, size 81x90 and four 15c Pillow Cases;. Special, all for

1 Pair Men's $2.00 Pants and X Pair 35c Suspenders

Men's Blue Serge and Mixture Pants, all the latest ' goods; , with 1 pair 35c Suspenders; Special for Wednesday, Dollar Day, ALL FOR BBBBBBBHBBBaBMHBaaiHBBa One $1 Black Sateen Petticoat; One 35c Women's Union Suit; One 35c Women's Brassiere

This . $1.70 Combination Special for Dollar Day

comes in all sizes; do not fiss it.

3 50c TURKISH,

TOWELS

Extra Heavy and large size Turkish Towels; Special for Dollar Day, 3 for

3 YARDS 50c TABLE LINEN i

Snow White Table Damask, in beautiful pat- " terns; Special for Dollar Day, 3 yds. for......

12 yds. FINEST PERCALES-

Come in light and dark colors, of good quality; Special for Dollar Day,

12 yards

THIS COMBINATION 15c SHOE DRESSING

$1.50 Cedar-oil Mop; 10c bottle Cedar Oil Polish ; 2 yteSs 25c Oil 'Cloth.; two 10c Curtain Rods.

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One $1.50 SUIT CASE and One 35c LUNCH CASE

Good, strong Fibre or Matting Suit Case, and 35c lunch case.

of fibre or matting. Special for Dollar Day, at

2 "Men's 75c Dress Shirts and One 35c Silk Tie Fine quality Men's Dress Shirts, with stiff or laundered cuffs,' and 35c Silk Tie. ALL FOR

2 Regular 50c Raebens Vests and 1 Pair 56c Rompers 2 Regular Ruebens Vests and 1 Pair 50c Fia&aeiette and. Gingham Rompers, or vice versa; Special for Wednesday, "Dollar Day, ALL FOR ,frrfff .................... .......... ........

2 Child's 75c DRESSES and 1 Pair 15c HOSE Two Child's Gingham Dresses in many different styles, beautifully made; sizes to 14, and 1 pair 15c Hose. ALL FOR

1 Reg. $2 Hair Switch and 6 Regular 5c HAIR NETS Real Human Hair Switches tot match all colors and 6 Hair Nets; these are real bargains; Special for Wednesday,

ALL FOR

1 Pair $1.00 Boys' PANTS and One 50c BLOUSE

Fine quality Boys' Pants, sizes to 17, Waist of fine light and dark Percales. ALL FOR ,

and one 50c Blouse

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$2 TRAVELING BAG AND 35c TOILET BAG Large Size Black Grain Traveling Bag, one of the best bags made, and fine Toilet Bag; Special for Wednesday, Dollar Day. ALL FOR

$3.00 Dress SEtirts

Beautiful, New Sprin: Style Wom-

en'a ana Misses'. . Dress Skirts;; a new shipment "just ; yiarrived from New .York. The most wonderful values; special, .Dollar Wednesday

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One Pure Silk Tie, one 35c pair Suspenders, one 25c 'pair Paris Garters, one 75c Dress Shirt,' three 10c, white or colored handkerchiefs '. '. . . 1 4 . . . . . . . .' . ; 1 . . .

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