Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 186, 23 June 1916 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1916

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Defies Carranza

Major Edward Anderson, who led a detachment of the Twentysixth Infantry into' Mexico in pursuit of bandits who made , a raid near San Benito on June 16. The infantrymen engaged Mexican forces despite Carranza's declaration that

such action would mean war.

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rfor -workers in these occupations by

encouraging teem to enroll in the general evening courses, and in the trade extension courses. v Help to Machinists. The Richmond evenins school can he of much service to machinists and the industry by providing night school courses in machine operating and the general work of the machinist. .Evening school courses in applied electricity also are recommended. For the aid of girls and women employed or who wish to be employed in dressmaking, ladies tailoring-'and similar work the evening school can be of great service by incorporating courses under the direction of competent instructors:'1 The Richmond board of education is. urged to make provision for instruction of boys and girls who expect to go into business as an office worker, salesperson or railroad employe. Instructions concerning a certain line should be definite. For those already employed as traffic men or shipping clerks, special courses in traffic problems are recommended. Pfaieea High School. " Concerning the course of the Richmond high school, heretofore designed chiefly for the benefit of those intending to enter college, the report "says : " "If the Richmond high school had been a distinctively classical institution throughout the years, it would be almost impossible for the school now to become democratic enough to meet the needs of both groups. Fortunately, however, the high school, particularly in the last few years, has seriously attempted to prepare girls and boys for wage earning as well as college. This is indicated, in part, by

the architecture of the building; by the splendid provisions for household arts work, and for commercial and industrial work; and in part, by the evolution" of the school curriculum, and the broadening attitude of the teachers regarding what education is -worth while. - Vocational Basis Approached. "The new high school course of study adopted in May, 1916, places the entire school on a departmental and almost vocational basis. The school, of its own accord and by its own process of evolution, has thus become. In principle what the survey has indicated should occur in best meeting the needs of the youths of Richmond. 1 An ; extension and more liberal - application of the principles to which the school is already committed, will permit the realization of the committee recommendations with but slight adaptation." The report devotes much space to the junior high school, and has many words of praise for it. ;

REV. BRIDGE SAYS

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WILL HELP PEOPLE

"If there is war with Mexico, it would serve some noble purpose we may rest assured of that," Rev. U. S. A! Bridge said today. "Men sin and must .pay for their wrongdoings with their blood. The shedding of blood is the greatest way

of purging sins of man.. If not so:why did Christ shed blood for us? Of course we dread war, but it sometimes is unavoidable." ; ; .The Rev. Mr.' Bridge said that he believed a war would be a blessing for Mexico For nearly 400 years these people have been victims of kings, nobles, money grabbers, land owners, foreign capitalists and educated nobles. The country has been the victim of appalling ignorance. Of course, the pastor explained that war is always to be avoided when

possible but in case the United States takes charge of Mexico and educates its people and puts a stop to the civil strife, then a war shall have served a purpose.

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MARTINSVILLE, Ind., June 25. Two Presbyterian ministers. Rev-. L. A. Harriman, of Martinsville, and Rev. Thomas White, of Bloomington, are captains in the Indiana National Guard and are Included in the call for service.

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RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL PLACED ALMOST ON VOCATIONAL BASIS; STATE SURVEY PRAISES EFFORT

Schcol by Own Process of Evolution Attains Aim Set

i'v Slate Educators Sug- ; re'ls Extension, of Some Night. Courses.

Recommendations for the development of vocational education In Richmond made by the vocational survey committee, which made its report to the state board of education yesterday, have been agreed to by manufacturers, local trade unions and the board of education of Richmond, according to Dr. W. F. Book, who is directing the vocational education work in the state. The voluminous report on the survey of Richmond Is a testimonial to the large volume of research work done by the thirty-five persons who

worked on the Richmond problem for periods of varying lengths. ', The ' members of the local survey committee were J. T. Giles, superintendent of schools, chairman; A. C. Allen, representative Central Labor council; H. R. Robinson, of SwayneRobinson company; P. A. Reid, of Reid-Elliott company; B. F. Edwards, representative Central Labor council; G. H. Knollenberg, merchant; Mrs. C. B. Graves, teacher; Mrs. E. E. MtDivitt, representative women's clubs; Dr. M. F. Johnson, representative board of education; Dr. R. L. Kelly, president Earlham college. The recommendations and conclusions of the committee concerning many lines of employment are summarized as follows: Industrial employment Many factories of Richmond provide employment of different kinds. In the metal trades industry the Richmond evening school can best discharge its function

any store under single management. This is why the GRAND LEADER is the only possible underselling store in Richmond.

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CLOSING OUT ALL SUITS and COATS

Up to $20 Suits

$6.75

Final clearance of serges and beautiful check suits, all silk lined, worth to $20 ; special at

3.50 SPORT DRESSES

$1.98

Beautiful flowered and striped rice cloth, voiles and linenes, nicely trimmed, special Saturday

TO $10.00 COATS

I Come in serges, black and

white checks, mixtures and beautiful white chinchilla coats in the very newest models for Saturday QlA only at

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When you buy the furniture for your future home, consider above all else Quality. Remember, you can buy furniture at all prices, and be the price high or low you'll only get what you pay for in any case. Remember this when you hear about so-called "Special Sales." Here at Grothause's we sell HtwriniS twins and we sell it at the right price we can save you 10 to 20 on the average, whether you buy only a rocking chair or a whole houseful of furniture. We (Jofnt have "Special Sales" Some say "special price for one day only." Weay "lowest price every day." It costs money to put on and heavily advertisea special sale. We'd rather give that money to our customers in lower prices. Ferd Grothaus 614 and 616 MAIN ST.

Up to $7.50 Child's Coats Choice of checks, poplins, serges and silks, smartly tailored in the season's newest styles, for clear- C0 rrr ance Saturday at wOQ

TO $10.00 DRESSES Beautiful new white embroidered voile and lingerie dresses beautifully made in a large assortment of different styles specially priced Sat- CA Qpr

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$8.50 Silk Poplin Dresses

$5.95

A new shipment beautiful pure silk poplin dresses, New York's newest styles, black and colors

Up to $30 Suits

$12.50

Choice of any suit in stock, of fine all wool poplins, men's wear serges, the season's best, models, silk lined, priced special clearance Saturday

New $3.50 $5.00 DRESS $6.00 DRESS DRESS SKIRTS SKIRTS SKIRTS $L38 $ g.78

J Are you lost in a "Forest" of high cost of liv

ing? The path that leads to the "GRAND LEADER" is known by thousands. There is but one great underselling store in Richmond. We buy for less and sell for less. Practice economy by shopping here Saturday and SAVE.

We Defy ComDefition to Equal This

rvIOlinery Clearance

Newest $1 Sport Hats . . . .49c

$3.50 Panama Shapes. . $1.98

$1.50 & $2 Panama Shapes 98c

$4.00 Felt Shapes $1.98

Up to $5 Trimmed Hats, $1.56

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Up to $6.50 Trim'd Hats, $2.50

$8.50 SILK SKIRTS

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$15 TAFFETA DRESSES

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Women's 1.00 Muslin Gowns

Beautiful muslin gowns, embroidered, lace and ribbon trimmed, full cut, either long or short sleeves, especially priced for Saturday at VOls

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ticoats $1.50 and $2.00 Gowns 50c Muslin Drawers

98c 94c 37c

$1.50 and $2.00 WASH SKIRTS Made of fine gabardine whip cord3, black and white stripes and black and white checks, made well in newest spring QQ styles, special for Saturday SOC $1.50 SATEEN PETTICOATS

Of fine quality sateen in black, black and white stripes and novelty effect, well made, with rubber bands r:al 94c 75c Gingham Petticoats 49 $1.00 Wash Skirts at 49 $6.00 Sport Skirts for ....3.98

Dainty $5.00 Crepe De Chine Waists Beautiful crepe de chines, chiffons, lace in a variety of light shades, brand new shipment just arrived, special price (JQ for Saturday at tyVD $3.50 SILK WAISTS Newest tub silks, crepe de chines, silk mulls, jap silks made in a variety of different styles, special priced for Qff Saturday tpl.tD

Finest $2.00 Silk WAISTS

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$1.50 and $2.00 MIDDY BLOUSES 94c

31.50 and $2.00 House Dresses Ladies' one and two-piece dresses, sizes 36 to 46, of fine quality percales, linenes, ginghams, etc., including the two-in-one dress, apron QQp attached, specially priced for Saturday ; IOC $1.50 and $2.00 KlrVfONAS Of genuine serpentine crepe, cut fulf, in all sizes, in beautiful floral QOp patterns; specially priced for Saturday at iOl 50c KIMONA APRONS Of fine quality light and dark colons, stripes, well made and cut OA full; specially priced for Saturday at dVs $1.00 SILiKtrLOVES Women's $1 long pure Silk Gloves of fine quality silk, guaranteed KQ double tipped fingers, full 16 buttozilength ; special price Saturday OJC 50c uryioiv suits Women's low necked, looseKnee, sleeveless suits, beautifully silk Q7 taped, come in all sizes aHd genuine comfort, specially priced at. . O I 1 $1.50 ancrl&a.OO MIDDY SUITS A fine quality lineaeTbeautifully trimmed in contrasting colors in QQ sizes 36 to 46; Skirt and Middy, complete wOC 50c SILK HOSE Women's pure fibre and thread Silk Hose, seamless double heel QQ and toe in all sizes, specially priced at ; . . . OlC 50c CHILD'S ROMPERS Child's rompers and creepers of fine quality chambrays, ginghams, QQ galateas, etc., well made, cut full, all sizes, specially priced for Sat. OOC Sl.OO HOUSE DRESS APRONS Of fine quality fast color percales, beautifully trimmed with rick- (Orack braid, come in all sizes to 50; specially priced for Saturday at OOC $1.50 and $2.00 Girl's Dresses

Beautiful plaids, linenes, chambrays, white embroidered lawns, etc., in a

large variety of 6tyles and sizes from 2 to 14 years; specially priced for Saturday at

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BOYS' $2.00 WASH SUITS

Made in the Billy Boys, Tommy Tuckers,

Middies and Vestees in galateas. linenes, reps, percales, etc., sizes from 2V2 QOp to S; priced specially at Oi

BOYS' $1 KNICKERS Of fine quality all wool mixtures, well tailored, full peg top pants, sizes 6 to 16,

specially priced for Saturday at Boys' 50c Hats and Caps Boys' 35c Union Suits Boys' 50c Sport Blouses Boys' 35c Sport Blouses

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75c Envelope Chemise 75c Silk Corset

Covers

35c Corset

Covers

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NEWEST $2.00 CORSETS

Low and medium models in all sizes for

women and mioses. A fine quality coutil

and guaranteed rust proof, specially

priced for Saturday at

75c CORSETS Newest models of French coutil and ba

tiste, beautifully trimmed, specially priced for Saturday at

Finest $3.00 Corsets

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Best $1.00 Corsets

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Mem! $1 Fancy Press SMrts

This is a bonafide offering of $1.00 shirts you positively can not duplicate the quality tf these shirts in any other tore at the price we are offering them. They, come in laundered cuffs, soft cuffs and sport styles. Your choice from 1,000 beautiful brand new fancy $1.00 Dress Shirts at..

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75c AND $1.00 UNION SUITS, 49c Come in balbriggan, athletic or mesh; cool and light .for summer wear, all sizes, Afn specially priced for Saturday at ritC

$1.25 UNION SUITS Men's Union Suits of fine quality Egyptian

balbriggan. made well and come in sizes to 52; special price Saturday

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Mens 25c Pure Silk Hose . . . . 19c Men's Best 75c Sport Shirts ..... . . 47c Men's 35c Fireman's Suspenders. . . . 19c Men's 75c Night Shirts ........... 44c Men's 10c Dress Hose ........ ...5c

Men's 50c Blue Work Shirts 29c Men's $1.50 Pajamas 88c Men's $2.00 Trousers ...... .95c Men's 50c Underwear .34c Men's 35c Belts 19c

88c

DOMESTIC SALE $1.50 Hemstitched Table Covers. ..... .98c $1.00 Scalloped Table Covers .69c $1.50 Bed Spreads . .98c 75c Bed Sheets, 72x90 ............ 49c 35c Turkish Towels 19c 10c Huck Towels .7c 15c Pillow Cases, 42 or 45x36. . .' . . .11c 50c Embroidered Pillow Cases 23c

$5.00 BOYS' SUITS AT $2.78 Made of finest quality all wool novelty mixtures. Well made and the newest Bulgarian and (Frt nQ Norfolk models, special for Saturday at.. $mIO $6.50 BOYS' SUITS AT $3.68

ell made in the very newest patterns of all wool B

worsted, serges, etc.. sizes from 6 to 17. dQ Q specially priced for Saturday at tpO)0 Boys' $1.50 Base-ball Suits S8c Boys' $1.50 Indian Play Suits v., . .98c

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