Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 160, 23 May 1916 — Page 11

PAGE ELEVEN in ODG D Visit Our Ready" to-Wear Department It Pays WASHINGTON, Mar tl -Soma 30,000 Carranrlstas 'are being masted south of the International boundary Is Mexico where they command the Big Bend district of Texas. Officials today admitted that they were, troubled over this latest movement fathered by General Previno. They can see little reason for this show of strength as the earlier reports stated that only 10,000 troops were being uaed in the present morement. And in Tiew.of the fact that the United States troops available in the section are far less in number some officials were Inclined to believe that Cimizi was distributing his forces to back un another demand that American soldiers be withdrawn from Mexico.

THE RICHMOND PALLAlfejk AND SUN-TELEGRAM. TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1916

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UlLSOfHWJTS MARSHALL FOR HIS RUNNING MATE

WASHINGTON, May 23. Efforts to create "atmosphere" in the Democratic national convention by staging a contest for the vice presidential nomination Are doomed to failure, although friends of certain western possibilities are loudly shouting their availability, tt was learned today that President Wilson will stand squarely behind Vice President Thomas R. Marshall. There are two United States senators to .be elected from Indiana this year, and' the president Is fully convinced, it is learned, that the presence of Mr. Marshall on the national ticket

will be most essential for party success there. It is expected that be will write a letter before the convention meets, in which he will express the hope that the vice president again be bis running mate. Meanwhile, the prospects of the liquor question being injected into the deliberations of both the Republican and Democratic national conventions loomed up today. High chiefs of the anti-saloon leaeue and other organiza

tions favoring the abolishment of 8 j

loons, plan to go to cnicago very eany to appear before the republican platform committee.

ISLEY URGES COMBINING MORNING CHURCH HOURS

Rev. C. Raymond Isley suggested that the morning church services and Sunday school services might be combined and the whole session made shorter, at the morning session of the fourteenth annual Indianapolis conference of the Olive Branch Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran church being held in the Second English Lutheran church. The Rev. Mr. Isley said that this might solve the problem of getting people out for the morning church service, especially the children. They come to Sunday school and then leave often because they say that the two sessions are too long. This objection would be overcome by making the united session shorter than the combined time of the two. The Sunday school is good but it is not sufficient, said the Rev. Mr. Isley. There are seventeen persons in at

tendance as delegates at the con ference.

The conference opened last night with a men's banquet. President L. W. Sifferd acted as toastmaster. He called on Ed Hasemeier, John Holiday, Everard Knollenberg and Rev. Conrad Huber. These men spoke on the general subject, "Elements of an Efficient Layman." Officers were elected at the business session this morning. L. W. Sifferd, Indianapolis, was re-elected president; M. L. Smith, Cicero, vicepresident; C. A. Robertson, Elwood, secretary-treasurer. Services started this morning at 9 o'clock with devotional exercises conducted by C. A. Robertson. At 10 o'clock J. F. Fleger spoke on the "Church and the Ministry." Rev. Qonrad Huber gave a report of the meeting of the Home Mission and Church Council which he attended.

Mue Monday Sprees

End in Court loday

George Ross, colored, couldn't work yesterday because it rained, so he imbibed much fire water, said fire water prompting him to pilfer from a railroad car a sack of flour weighing 98 pounds. Ross efforts to escape with his heavy loot while officers pursued him amused a large number of north end spectators. Several times he fell, rolling about the street with his precious sack of flour and in going around corners he would spin like a skidding automobile. The officer who captured him was almost exhausted from laughing. Ross drew a fine of $5 and costs. Struck Between Eyes. Tobe Levell was also a victim of a rainy Monday. Tobe became illuminated, went on the warpath and received a blow which opened a gap between his eyes. Tobe pleaded not guilty to intoxication today and Harry

JUNK DEALER SELLS METAL FROM RWY1ELY

Henry Holzapfel has sold approximately $12,000 worth of junk from the M. Rumely company, which represents an , original investment of $700,000. This metal was tools, line shafting, pulleys and material taken from the dismantled Rumely buildings, when they were taken over by the United Refrigerator company. ONE MEASLES CASE REPORTED IN CITY

Although . Dr. J. N. Hurty, state health officer, estimates that there are at present over 5,000 cases of measles in the state of Indiana, Richmond, apparently has escaped the ravages of the disease. According to city health officer. Dr. S. G. Smelser but one case of the measles has been reported in Richmond. This case was reported at noon today.

STATE PASSES JURY IN WILLIAMS CASE

MUNCIE, Ind.. May 23. At noon today the state had tentatively passed the jury to try Deputy Prosecutor Eugene Williams, charged with conspiracy to solicit bribes. Both sides proceeded cautiously. The defense is examining jurors mentioned in the letter sent jurors yesterday and signed "Civic League," asking jurors to stick Williams. The deniaf of the Civic League, however, is accepted by everybody. Jurors today were drawn from a new venire.

STEAMER IS SUNK.

LONDON, May 23. The British steamer Rhenass. 235 tons, has been ... . i

EUnK, 11 was auuuuuteu luuaj.

Tracey pleaded not guilty to assault

ing him. Tobe implicated others in the attack made upon him, and there will be other arrests. Both cases will

be tried tomorrow.

Paul . Talbott. while intoxicated, tried to break into the county poor

farm yesterday in search of a happy

home, but was repulsed with heavy loss despite the fact that he bran

dished a large knife. Talbott drew

$5 and costs. Roy Castle appeared at police head

quarters this morning and requested confinement in the city jail to recover from the effects of a two weeks'

spree. He will be arraigned to

morrow.

Clyde Tracey. colored, and Lucille

Cottman, colored, who pleaded guilty yesterday to a statuatory offense,

were each fined $10 and costs and sentenced to jail for ten days when

arraigned today.

CATHOLIC SOCIETY

NAMES STATE LEADERS

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., May 23.

Officers of the Statts-Verband, ;the

largest German Catholic organization in the state were elected as follows today: Henrv Sevfried. Indian&hoHs.

president; John Scheivel.'Terre Haute,

vice president; Joseph Koester, Indinapolis, secretary; George Delhi, Evans ville, treasurer; Rev. Ferdinand

Meyer, Terre Haute. The next . con vention will be held at Terre Haute.

COMPLAINT DROPPED

The complaint of Mary Stillwell

against Chester Simons, alleging $40

due on a board bill, was dismissed today In circuit court. Simons was

was confined in the county jail ; for three months, and it was alleged by Mrs. Stillwell that he refused to pay

board he owed up to the time he. was

sent to jail.

SHOW HIGH RATE.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., May 23. The state board of health has 'handed the

stork chamDionshiD to Lake cnuntv

Month after month Lake county has shown a higher birth rate than any other county in the state. The latest report shows that in April Lake county's birth percentage was 37.7, far above any other county.

FORM MILITARY CLUB.

MARION, Ind., May 23. The Marion Military club, a new kind of preparedness organization, has been formed. Members are required to learn the rudiments of military training, but take no oath of allegiance in case , of war.

WIFE LEAVES HIM.

FORT WAYNE, Ind., May 23. Cyrus Fairfield, 82, who married Mary Fogel, 34, a month ago after eloping to Hillsdale, Mich., today announced his bride had flown.' ' - : '- - -

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Fibre Silk Boot Hose', 29c Pair Wayne Knit;; an exceptionally good wearing hose. Fibre boot with lisle top.. Lisle heel and toe. Spliced heel, double sole; seamless; black or white.

FIBRE SILK HOSE, 50c PAIR Gordon Dye ."Round Ticket" The heel and toe are made four thread and they're hard to wear out; flare top; lisle heel and toe; spliced, heel and double sole; seamless. Fast color, perfect black; also comes in white, gold, pongee, land, alunimum, pearl grey, battleship grey, Copenhagen, sky and lavender.

Our most successful May Sale closes Saturday evening, four more days in which to take advantage of these unusual bargains. There is only one-price. " It is -always yours without the asking. Gifts for Graduation

Economy Hosiery, 15c; 2 Prs. 25c For Men, Women and ' Children. fW believe ' they are the - best wearing15c stockings made. They're fast black, seamless, four thread heel and toe. May Sale, 2 pair for 25

Wayne Knit Boot Silk Hose, 50c Pair Wayne Knit Hose are a blend of use and beauty. They are stylish, comfortable and durable. Full fashioned hosiery has the advantages of snug fit, comfort and neat appearance; stockings which fit perfectly without being too tight or too loose, which will not bind and will not bag. They come in .black, white and colors. TAN HOSE Half Price and Less AH of our $1.00' and $1.50 "pure Silk Tan" Hose, practically all sizes -40 All of our 50c pure Silk Boot Hose 35 SUMMER KNIT UNDERWE AR , 50c Women's Union Suits, 39c Sizes 4 to 9. V neck or round; silk or mercerized taped neck and arm holes; lace or cuff knee. An extra good quality of light weight gauze. Full sizes.

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10c SLEEVELESS VESTS, 5c We have too many size 5 (36 bust) Sleeveless Vests. These are special values at regular price. May Sale, each, 5

25c Women's Unions, 19c; 3 for 50c Sizes 4 and 5 only (34-36 bust.) Made of a good quality gauze; mercerized taped; shaped at waist; lace or cuff knee. We are over stocked in these sizes. All perfect goods. MEN'S UNION SUITS, 50c Full sizes, 34 to 46. Light weight, short sleeves, ankle length; also a barred nainsook athletic union; sleeveless, loose knee; all sizes. Men's Shirts and Drawers, 25c Light weight balbriggan, short or long sleeve shirts; ankle length, double seat drawers. Children's Union Suits, 25c For girls, a low neck, sleeveless, lace or cuff knee, pure white. For boys, a short sleeve, knee length union; both are good values. Corsets 50c CORSETS, 39c Made of medium weight coutile, long hip; medium bust, well boned, broad front stay; four good, heavy web supporters; perfect fitting. Complete line of sizes up to 30. $1.00 CORSETS, 79c Two models; one style medium bust, long hip; elastic gussets over the thigh; six suspender web supporters, made of good quality coutile. The other model, high bust, medium long hip, made of coutile, embroidery trimmed. Either model is a splendid value. Sizes 18, 19, 20 and 24 to 30. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Hundreds of dainty new. garments have just arrived. They're prettier, better quality and the styles more varied than any we have ever shown. Each garment is well made and correctly fashioned. We've made special selections for brides-to-be and graduates. We're sure you'll be delighted because the lingerie was never prettier. MUSLIN GOWNS, 59c Slip-over or button front, good quality muslin, lace or embroidery trimmed. MUSLIN AND CREPE GOWNS, 79c Muslin, Nainsook or Crepe, Slip-over or Button front,, trimmed In lace, ejnbroidery or embroidered organdie. NAINSOOK GOWNS, 98c Fine soft nainsook, made slip-over, short sleeve, V or low neck, button front, long or three-quarter sleeves. This line includes plainer styles, also the more elaborately trimmed in lace or embroidery, also flesh color batiste or crepes. ENVELOPE CHEMISE, $1.39 Two patterns, made empire style, fine soft nainsook, trimmed front and back with embroidered organdie and lace.

WHITE FRENCH IVORY For Graduation Gifts One of the most popular lines for graduation is our beautiful line of WHITE FRENCH IVORY. We show a complete ( line of Mirrors, Hair Brushes, Cloth and 'Hat Brushes, Powder and Puff Boxes, Hair Receivers, Combs, Trays and a full line of all of the small manicure articles. These lines range in price from 25c to $5.00. You will be surprised at the beautiful items we offer at ...50c, $1.00 and $1.50 GLOVES FOR THE GRADUATE Nothing would be more appropriate than a pair of our Silk or Kid Gloves for the graduation gift. SILK GLOVES We show a complete line of the twoclasp Short Silk Gloves. Each pair has the double finger tips and guaranteed not to wear out at the finger ends. These goods come In white, black, tan or grey with the self or-contrastmg embroidery backs, in a full range of sizes. Priced per pair, $1.00,75c and 50c LONG SILK GLOVED We are offering two special values in Ladies' Long Silk Gloves. These are a very heavy Silk with the double finger tips in either the twelve or sixteen button lengths; they come in black or white with the self or fancy embroidery backs. Priced per pair 12-Button Length fi8 16-Button Length 89 KID GLOVES Our line of Kid Gloves is complete in every detail and we show all of the wanted shades and sizes, including the new Tans and Greys, also the fancy embroideries and stitchings in blacks and whites. See the special values we are showing, per pair .......$1.50 and $1.00 SILK FANS One of the acceptable gifts for the graduate would be one of our beautiful Fans. We show a line of these goods in the small celluloid fan, also the silk or gauze in either the wood or the ivory stick, many of them are lace trimmed, others with the tinted figures. Our line ranges in price from 25c to $2.00. With some very special numbers priced at $1.00, 75c and 50c

RIBBONS The graduation season always calls for new Ribbons. FANCY BROCADED SATINS We are offering some beautiful new Novelties in the Brocaded Satin or Taffeta Ribbons. They come in White, Pink, Light Blue, Maize, Green or Lavender in two widths, five and six-inch to match these goods, must be seen to be appreciated. Priced special, per yard 35 & 50 25 Cents We show, a large range of Wide Ribbons in Moire, Plain Satin or Taffeta, in a full range of colors, all measuring from 5 to 6 inches wide, with plenty of White, Light Blue, Pink and Black; priced special, per yard 25

ENVELOPE CHEMISE, $1.00 Pretty lacey ones, with deep yokes, front

and back, also the neat embroidered edg

ings, materials vi hub soil, uaxasook. or flesh color batiste.

Silk Crepe-de-Chene Corset Covers, at $1.25 Just received these dainty flesh tinted covers and bodices. Trimmed in various pret ty ways both front and back. These are new, entirely new styles, one shadow lace and net trimmed; the entire upper part being lace, the other Valenciennes lace trimmed. CORSET COVERS 50c An assortment of more than thirty differ ent patterns with or without lace sleeve. The trimmings are dainty, serviceable laces and pretty embroideries. Table Linens. You'll Appreciate 70 to 72 Inch Bleached Satin Damask $1.35 a Yard Heavy weight, pure linen patterns, snow drop, lily with all over snow drop, chrysanthemum; also chrysanthemum with broad satin border, pansy, rose, grape leaf and plain center with Grecian border and many others. Napkins to match at $3.50 and $4.00

dozen.

EXTRA SPECIAL One hundred pieces of Wide Fancy Ribbons, including Satins, Taffetas, Moires and Fancy Plaids and'Dresdens, in a complete color range. These goods are all wide widths and in many cases are taken from our regular 25 and 35c lines. Priced special per yard X9

JEWELRY SECTION When calling attention to our line of graduating gifts we must not overlook .our Jewelry Section. Here you will find all the new novelties in Brooches, Cuff Pins, Ear Drops, Lavallieres, Neck Chains. Beads, Bracelets, etc., etc., and all moderately priced. See the special values we offer for 1, 50 and 25 Special Values in Stationery One hundred boxes of High Grade Stationery, in either the note size or the correspondence cards. It comes in white, blue, helio, buff or grey. Each box contains twenty-four sheets of paper and twenty-four envelopes. Priced special 25 FOUNTAIN PENS Our guaranteed Fountain Pens in either the self-filling or the ones that fill with the dropper. Priced 1.50 and SI

Second Floor Specials Remember Every Cloak and Suit Reduced During Our May Sale SUITS SUITS WORTH UP TO $15.00, CHOICE... $ 8.98 SUITS WORTH UP TO $20.00, CHOICE $12.98 SUITS WORTH UP TO $25.00, CHOICE $15.98 SUITS WORTH UP TO $35.00, CHOICE $19.98

COATS

Our entire line of New Spring Coats Reduced, Including White. Special Values at $8.98, $9.98, $13.48

WAISTS

8gj See the counter of Wash Waists; lot of IB $1.50 and $2.00; choice 98 HI 5 dozen White Waists, goods we sold at

new models just received; goods worth 98c and $1.25; your choice 50 Each, ij

HALF SILK CHIFFON SILK Twenty pieces of yard wide Chiffon Silks for foundations, blouses, waists, dresses and undergarments, in white, ivory, flesh and fifteen other light or dark shades. May Silk Sale 25

. LACE CURTAIN SALE Our annual Curtain sale continues all this week; discount on all yard materials in the Curtain Department. See the special value in Curtains at $1 $1.35, $1.80 ad $2.25.

Black Silks Yard wide black Chiffon Taffeta; $1.39 value. May Silk Sale $1.10 Yard wide black Messaline; $1.25 value. May. Silk Sale S9 Yard wide black Peau De Sol; $1.50 value. May Silk Sale $1.25 40 inch black Satin Duchess; $1.75 value. May Silk Sale .$1.39 Yard wide black Chiffon Taffeta; $1.75 value. May Silk Sale $1.39 Yard wide black half silk Tussah; 50c value. May Silk Sale 39 Yard wide black half silk Chiffon Silk; May Silk Sale 25

White Silks Yard wide white silk Poplin; $1 value. May Silk Sale 79 Yard wide white Habutai Silk; $1 .value. May Silk Sale 79 Yard wide half silk Crepe ; . 50c " value.'. May Silk Sale ." -43 40 inch all silk white Crepe De Chene; $2.00 value. May Silk Sale $1.29 40 inch all silk white Georgette Crepe;' $2.00 value. May Silk Sale $1.39 Yard wide " half silk white " Crepe De Chene; 75c value. MayIlk Sale..59 Yard wide half silk white Chiffon Silk; May Silk Sale --25

70-inch SATIN DAMASK, $1.00

ifi Six different patterns, snow drop, pansy jj with' satin stripe, also daisy with satin HI stripe; 22 inch Napkins to match.' May Sale per dozen $3.50 U Pure Linen Separate Napkins PS 18-Inch Pure Linen Napkins, assorted patterns, $1.50 Dozen. jg 18-inch Pure Linen, heavy weight, assorted gB patterns, $2.50 dozen. U 72-inch Mercerized Damask, 50c Yard HI An exceptionally good quality, full two j yards wide; good assortment of patterns. jj ALL LINEN CRASHES IH Pure linen bleached or brown Crashes, inH5 eluding Stevens. Barnsley and R. M. Russia Ms Crashes, red, blue or all white borders, IB per yard 18 jjj Pure Linen, three-quarters linen and half H linen Crashes, bleached or brown, red or g blue borders, per yard 10 (j TURKISH TOWELS, 4 for $1.00 Regular 39c value, extra heavy two thread, 22x42 Inches 29c each or 4 for $1.00 j MAY SILK SALE lH This week will close our greatest of all May HI Silk Sales. We have added many lines for jg the closing week of this sale which you can not afford to miss. If there is anything you Ip will need in Silks this season you will find it to your advantage to look through our iU Silk Department this week. B CHIFFON TAFFETA IH We are showing our entire line of yard wide Hi plain Chiffon Taffeta Silks in a full range IH of colors including all of the new -Blues and Green, also White or Black, a cloth we can ill recommend to be absolutely satisfactory.

This is our regular $1.75 value. May Silk Sale $1.39 FANCY TAFFETA SILKS One counter of yard wide Fancy Silks, suitable for Waists, Suits, Dresses or separate Skirts. In this lot are included Taffetas and Messalines in checks, stripes or plaids. These goods were regularly sold at $1.25 to $1.39 a yard. May Silk Sale $1.00 SILK POPLINS Ten pieces of our full yard wide Silk Poplin, in all of the wanted shades, both light and dark; a regular $1.00 value. May Silk Sale 79 CREPE DE CHENES We offer our complete line of 40 inch all silk Crepe De Chene in white, flesh, pink and fifteen other good shades. A regular $1.75 value. May Silk Sale $1.29 CREPE GEORGETTES AH of our 40 inch all silk Georgette Crepe included in this sale. These are our $1.50 and $2.00 values in a full color range. May Silk Sale $1.39 HALF SILK CREPES Ten pieces of our yard wide half silk Crepes The colors, white, light blue, pearl, maize, pink. Copenhagen, lavender, rose, navy and black. These goods are guaranteed sun and tub proof. A regular 50c value. May Silk Sale v 43 AUTO CAPS See the special values at each. 50 $1' . PETTICOATS See the special Wash Petticoat, figured and striped; $1.50 values. Choice........ 9g APRONS Kimona Apron special, 39, 49d, 59

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