Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 123, 5 April 1917 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1917

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RICHMOND TESTS

MB LAWS IN THREE CASES

: Once ' more the city of - Richmond seeks to ascertain 'whether Its ordinance requiring the operation of motor vehicles with dimmed headlights, after nightfall, is a valid one. ? Three arrests for violations of the dimmer ordinance were made' last night' following a demand made in . council meeting, . Monday night, by Councilman Howells, that this ordinance be either - strictly Inforced or thrown into the discard. , The first dimmer ordinance, passed in May, 1915," was . declared Invalid. Later another dimmer ordinance, almost the same as the ' original' one, was enacted. . .

Accepts Pleas of Guilty Albert Gregg and Alfred Collett, Richmond, and Harry Mille. Ablngton, township, were arraigned before special city. Judge, A. C. Lindemuth. this morning. At the suggestion of City Attorney Bond, the court accepted pleas of guilty from the three defendants, subject to the validity, of :tbe dimmer ordinance. Mr. Lindemuth wilt make a ruling within a short time as, to the legality of the ordinance. Lloyd Snyder; a salesman for the Betliard automobile agency, was arraigned before. Mayor Robblns charged with operating a car owned by the jBethard company on which the company's license numbers were displayed on cardboards.' Mr. Bethard'told of the difficulty in securing ' license plates from the state. He said he had sixteen sets of license plates but that this number was insufficient Mayor Robbins took the case under .advisement. ; . A charge of operating : a delivery car without a license filed against Roy W.. Dennis was dismissed when he produced a , receipt showing he had applied for a license on February 21 but bad not yet received his plates.

COVEY GETS TERM AFTER ENDING ONE

More than one half of Nelson Cov- , ey's life has been spent behind barred walls. ' He was brought to Richmond yes

terday from Cincinnati by Sheriff Carr to answer to an indictment charging

, burglary of the Cambridge City rail ' road station the day after last Christ

mas. ' ' ' Cove Is 19 years old, according to his statement.' He has been under the care -of the state since ha was eight years old.' He is . a native of Cambridge City. - Sentenced to Plainfield. , The youth, who is married, was sen- ? fenced to the : Pla'trtrfeJd school' in May; J905.; 'He remained . there until June, 1913, ' In September, 1913. he . was sent to Jef fersonvilla. where he was kept two years and three months. He scarcely waited until his parole was out before he was sentenced again to confinement, this time in the Cincinnati workhouse for petty larceny. Carr says he is a personable youth, : apparently of unusual menial equipment.

zir.ir.iERr.iftfj lists : CHALLENGERS' WAGES Dr. W. W. Zimmerman, Republican nominee for mayor, filed returns on his expenses incurred during the city primary election campaign. Incidentally Dr. Zimmerman, in making out his report, did something no other Republican or Democratic mayoralty candidate did. He listed all the men employed by him as challengers on

election day, twenty-three in number, showing that he paid each of these men $5. Other expenses including advertising and cards brought Dr. Zimmerman's total campaign cost up to $189.85, the most expended by any candidate for any office at the recent primary election. TWO mrFsiiips .... '

STUNG BY WASPS . , . (By Assocted Press) WASHINGTON, April 6. Destruction of two more vessels, one British and one Norwegian, with Americans on board, was reported to the state department today by Consul Lathrop, at Cardiff. ' The Norwegian steamer Sandvikgoole. was sunk by a submarine believed to have been , German, while the British steamer Lincolnshire was sunk without any submarine ' being seen. Crews of both vessels were in small boats for two hours, in dangerous positions, before being rescued. WHITLOCK OBSERVES DECREET SILENCE ' (By Associated Press) -BERNE, Via Paris, April 5. Min

ister Brand Whitlock" who has "been

besieged by newspapermen of all na

tionalities since his arrival here, has taken refuge in a brief formal state

ment announcing that he will talk on no political subjects and expressing his appreciation of the treatment given him by the Germans on his departure from Belgium and of the hospitable spirit of the Swiss. Mr. Whitlock was given a dinner and reception last night by Pleasant A. Stovall, United States minister t6 Switzerland to which the American colony in Berne and a few others were invited.

GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES . ANNOUNCED BY RECTOR

Good Friday services will be observed at the St. Paul's ' Episcopal church tomorrow. A three-hour service will be held from 12 until 3 o'clock with mediations on the "Seven Words of the Cross." At 7:30 o'clock even

ing prayer services 'will be held, with mediations . on " "Holy Communion." The Rev. Mr. Baldwin will have

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Canadian clgarmakers at Montreal, London' and Hamilton, have secured an increase in pay. - - j ' PALLADIUM WANT AD8;PAY

NATIONAL LEADERS VOICE SENTIMENT

' PARIS, April 5. Before parliament adjourns for the Easter recess today, the national leaders will voice the sentiment of the country on the entrance

of the" great sister republic of " the United States Into the world war. ' President Deschanel will speak for the ;. deputies. Premier Ribot In the name of the government " and "Presld ent Dubost of ihe senate nnd - minister of justice VivianI In behalf of the upper house. . , ; . : ' ' ' - , : PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY

VISIT HOSPITAL SITE

The county commissioners yesterday inspected the proposed tuberculosis hospital' site on the Smith place and the Richard Smelser hill. Improvements, to the hill. Including grading, a new bridge and . change ' of route, are planned. - : i

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BUILDING PERMITS . TOTAL $43,000 FOR LAST MONTH

Twenty permits forj new buildings, the construction cost of which will total $43,000. were issued last month by Building Inspector Hodgin. There were. 29 wiring and 6 heating permits issued. 'Fees of the office totaled $112.20. FiveJIresare reported ,with a total-loss of $236 to property. " Buildings authorized are: Two foundries, $20,000; one factory, $6,000; one'jTrame store room, $500; one concrete garage, $400;- one frame garage, $250; one residence, two stories, $1,600; live bungalows, each one story, $8,600. Cost of improving buildings authorized to be remodeled and repaired, $5,650. .

BANDS TO LEAD BIG PARADE PRIOR TO PATRIOTIC RALLY

Fiona the interest being displayed y the various organizations Mayor bobbins has invited to participate in ilichmond's patriotic demonstration, the event will be the biggest of its kind ever held in this city. The majority of the fraternal, civic, pirtriotic. labor and social organizations invited to participate In the celebration have already appointed their representatives to attend the organization meeting to be held at the city hall next Monday evening, at which meeting plans for the demonstration will be formulated. The celebration will be held I some evening next week.

Tentative plans for the celebration call for an immense parade in which the various clubs, lodges, societies and labor organizations will be represented by large delegations of marchers. Two . fraternal organizations have arranged to have their delegations headed by bands. The city government will be represented in the parade by lire companies, a platoon of police and by marching city officials. Following the parade it is planned to hold a mass meeting at the Coliseum. The program for this meeting calls for patriotic speeches and music.

A Columbia Graf onola For Easter Will make the day more enjoyable as well as all the days that follow. With this one Incomparable Instrument of Music in the home all the music of the world is at your command. At will you hear a talking piece, humorous' or serious, a violin solo, operatic arias, dance music, band pieces, weird strains from Hawaiia, or anything your heart de

sires.

"Hearing is Believing

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Foremost Easter Fashions On Display-Savings

of $5 to $10 Why ray More usewnere

$15.00 SPRING SUITS, $10.75

$10.75

Consisting of Serges, Poplins and Checks, in a variety of nrettv styles in all the new

shades including gold and apple green; priced special for Easter

TO $25 SPRING SUITS, $14.95 The largest and. best selection in Richmond, your choice of strictly .all wool, poplins, gabardines:, men's wear' serges etc;, made in- the newest pleated models and other d- A Qr styles; priced special for Easter at Pitl TO $10 SPRING DRESSES, $5.95 Your choice of pure silk Poplins, all wool serges, etc., , made in the newest bos-pleated models; come in all newest shades; (pr Apf priced special for Saturday only at. . PJeJ TO $15 NEWEST DRESSES, $7.75 Your pick of the finest all wool Poplins and Serges in every new style and color, come in all sizes to 50; priced very W special at TO $18 SILK DRESSES, $12.95 just received, newest Taffeta Dresses in the new pleated models in all colors; I" O QP priced for Saturday only at...... f)l.i&0

TO $10 SPRING COATS, $5.95 Your choice of finest small and large checks, finest all wool Serges. . beautifully made in the newest effects; priced very CK QK special for Saturday: ipOVO TO $16.50 SPRING COATS, $10.75 Hundreds to choose from in every new wanted shade; beautifully made in a wide variety of different styles and only one and two of; a kind ; comes in all wool poplins, gaberdines, wool velours, etc.- priced for- 1 A fjfpf Saturday at . ;-v vlv I V TO $22.50 SPRING COATS, $14.75 You actually pay $19 to $22.50 for these coats anywhere, but here. The finest of All Wool Poplins, Wool Velours and Novelties are included in this lot. . These are mostly samples

and will not last long. ' Be here early and

get yours at this low price '

$6.50 & $7 SPRING SKIRTS, $3.98

l our pick 01 me iinesi an wool popiins, cnecKS and novelties, etc., in the most beautiful styles

in hundreds to choose from; priced (JQ QQ special for Saturday at - tptJavO

TO $10 SILK SKIRTS. $4.95

Compare! , is all we ask. Made of finest pure

Silk Taffetas in stripes, plaids and Qp plain colors; priced for Saturday. . (PiwO

Stunning New Easter Waists

NEW $3.00 SILK WAISTS, $1.98 Tailored and semi-tailored styles in new Spring creations of Crepe De Chine, Striped Silk Shirtings, Fresh New Voiles, all-over laces in plain and fancy -collars, hand embroidered and lace trimmed the most wonderful values

all Richmond; dozens of new arrivals on (PI QO

Saturday V'W S5.00 SILK WAISTS. $2.98

Beautiful new Georgette Crepes, Crepe De Chines, Taffetas, All-over Laces, exclusive styles In every new shade, including white, flesh and black;' priced GO QQ for Saturday at .".V PAUQ

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$2.00 SILK WAISTS, 98c Hundreds of new Spring arrivals of Voiles, Batistes, , Lawns, Organdies, Madras and Silks, beautifully made in . dozens and dozens of beauUful styles; priced Qftp for Easter at 1. UOs TO $8.00 GEORGETTE WAISTS, $4.75 The largest and best selection in Richmond. Made of finest Georgette in all new light shades, beautiful hand embroidered and beaded effects. To look at these is to buy for you cannot resist owning one at this remarkable low J M rjr price, Saturday only at-.. Pxit

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Gorgeous Easier Uliffinery

$1.50 and $2 Hemp ShapesSmall and large style, Cjgg $2.50 and $3 Hemp Shapes-

Small and large shapes . .'

$3.50-&- $4 Milan Hemp Shapes in every wanted new QQ color P LmUO. $3.50 and $4.00 Trimmed Hats

beautiful styles to

select from . . . .

$1.49

$1.98

$5.00 and $6.00 trimmed Hats in every color; (10 QQ only one of a kind. P'0 $7.00 and $8.00 Trimmed Hats beautiful feather d Q QQ and fancy trimmed fPOmvO To $10.00 Trimmed Hats-new-est New York styles d A Qpf only one of a kind iptkijO To $12 Trimmed Hats Only a few Pattern Hats in dp? QJT this lot xpUwVO

Dainty New Beautiful Muslin Wear

$1.50 and $2.00 SPRING MUSLIN WEAR, 98c Beautiful Lace Trimmed Front and Back, also Embroidered Gowns, Envelope Chemise, Petticoats, Princess Slips and Silk Corset Covers. Your choice of any of the above QQ Saturday at UOK, BEST $1.00 MUSLIN WEAR, 69c Your choice of Gowns, Envelope Chemise, Combinations and 'Petticoats, made of the finest quality muslin, beautiful- Q ly embroidered, ribbon and lace trimmed, special at... UC

50c Muslin Drawers 39c 35c Muslin Drawers ....23c 35c Corset Covers, beautifully embroidered. 23c 75c Envelope Chemise . . . . .49c 75c Gowns, beautifully trimmed ..... . .... 49c

75c Corset Covers c

50c Pure Silk Boot HOSE in black, white, grey and champagne, reinforced, double heel and toe; garter top, OQp priced for Saturday Uf

75c ALL SILK HOSE 49c In black and white only, in either plain of striped AQp

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25c SILK LISLE HOSE, 19c Come in black and white only, reinforced heel and

19c CHILDREN'S HOSE, 15c hnvs and erirls in fine or

heavy ribbed; special price ................

15c

Headquarters for Boy's Easter Apparel $6 BOYS' EASTER SUITS, $3.98 Made of fine Wool Novelty Mixtures and stripes; some with 2 pairs Pants, well made in the new dQ QQ pinch back models, special for Saturday. ... tpOuvO $5 BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS, $2.98 Many different materials to choose from, all made in the new pinch back styles; come in all sizes tf0 QO to 17; priced special for Saturday at ; J5I0

'Boys' 65c Blouse Waists Boys' $1.00 Knick- " .Boys' 50c Spring Union Suits .... .. Boys' 35c Blouse Waists..........;

39c 69c 39c 23c

Boys' 50c Hats at Boys' 75c Wash Suits Boys' $1.50 Wash Suits Boys' $1.50 Wool Knickers

39c 49 c 98c 98c

Infants' $1.50 Dressei 98c naintv lace and embroidery

trimmed, fine nainsook, in new

long and short styles; QQ

wonderful values at.

75c Dresses, 49c of white nainsook, lace or embroidery trimmed, long AQp or short special at...... xiU 75c Silk Bonnets Saturday, 39c

$5.00 Wool Serge Coats. . .$2.98

$1.50 Infants' Boots 98c

15c Child's Muslin Drawers.. 9c

25c Child's Muslin Drawers .19c

35c Child's Muslin Drawers 23c

$1.50 & $2 Corsets 98c of finest quality coutil. guaranteed rust-proof, with i and 6 hose supporters; your choice of

either front or back lace;

priced special for Saturday at

98c

$3.00 CORSETS, $1.98

Come in either front or back lace, beautiful embroidered tops.

finest quality coutil, six strong

Hose Supporters; priced special at..

If CIA OW V713 ..$1.98

Best $1.00 Corsets 69c Best 75c Corsets at. . . .49c Best $2.50 Corsets at. $1.49

$1.25 Silk Gloves, elbow length, in black or white; priced

75c Child's Dresses, plaids, 2 to 14 years '

beautiful

Gloves

Dresses

- 75c Gingham Petticoats Petticoats . 49c

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Rompers . . 49c

Poeket Books

$1.50 Pocketbooks all leather, tQg with fittings. MUX

Middies

$1.50 and $2.00 Middy Blouses 40 styles to select from,' QQp sizes to 14

11 25 Bed Sheets, -81x90 seamless-

priced for Friday and QQ

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Sheets

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Pillow Cases

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MEN'S $1.25 smd $1.50 DRESS SHIRTS, 89c

New shipment of 100 Dress Shirts, materials are French percales, Madras, Pongee and Repps, well made in either OQp soft or laundered cuffs, special for Friday and Saturday Ott

75c MEN'S UNION SUITS, 49c New Spring aud Summer weight of fine balbriggan and athletic style, come in short and long sleeves and knee or ankle JQ. length, priced for Friday. and Saturday at l

Men's 75c Work Shirts, 49c Genuine Amoskeag Chambray, well made and cut full in sizes to 17, actually sold everywhere at 75c to 85c, Qp priced here at all times at xC Men's $1.50 Work or Dress Pants.. 98c

Men's 75c Silk Neckwear. ........ -49c Men's 35c Silk "NecKwear.......... 23c Men's 35c Suspenders .. ...........23c Men's $3.00 Panta 1-98 Men's $2.50 Pants -$1-39 Men's $3.50 Shirts or Drawers. ... ..23c Men's $1.25 Porosknit Union Suits . 89c

Gloves

Aprons

75c Silk Gloves, two clasps, double

finger jtips, in black and white

double ry 59c o!

Fast color Percales in different styles, priced at

many 49c

Dresses

$1.50 Girls' Dresses, plaids; 6 to 14 years, at ...................

beautiful ..98c

House Dresses

$1.50 House Dresses, many QQ. styles UO!

Union Suits

75c Women's Unions-

new Spring weight .....

49c

Kimonos

$1.50 Kimonos, pentine crepe, priced at

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genuine

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Petticoats

$1.50 Sateen Petticoats,

all colors, special at .V..;

ts,.- in V 98c

Sheets

75c Bed Sheets, 72x90. all hemmed, priced for Friday and QAQn Saturday Vii'l'

Curtails

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J) Your choice of finest laces-r-beautiful Marquisettes, in ) dozens of pretty new Spring patterns ; priced J" QO special for Friday and Saturday at .

Curtsies

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Vnnr oiinira nf hunHrprfs of nairs of sew Spring patterns

consisting of fine Laces, Scrims, Cable Nets to white

or ecruf pneed special for inaay ana

. Saturday at . .

98c