Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 159, 17 May 1917 — Page 2

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4 THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY. MAY 17. 1917 GUESTS OF REV. MURRAY MUSKEGON'S TEAM OF CENTRAL LEAGUE PASTIMERS Substantial Gains Made at Opening NEW YORK, May 17. Many substantial additions to yesterday's sweeping gains were made at the actire opening of today's market, equipments and munitions again being most favored. - Advances in these- groups ran from large fractions in U. S. Steel and Bethlehem Steel to 2 points each for Virginia Iron and Superior Steel and 2 points for Airbrake. Central Leather, shippings, motors, coppers and Industrial Alcohol gained 1 to 2 points. Louisville & Nashville led the rails at a 3M point gain. Union Pacific rose a point with Illinois Central and Reading. . Trading broadened with the progress of the session. ' EMPLOY TRAINED WOMEN an employment bureau will be opened here at once by the Women's Branch of Mayor Mitchel's Committee on National Defense, it was announced today. -.-.,, - NEW YORK, May 17. With; a policy of placing trained women in positions left vacant by men going to war at equal pay for equal work, and discouraging the "emotional volunteer," ' Rev. L. E. Murray, pastor of. the First Christian church baa as Mi guests. Mrs. Paul Murray and son, Hilton, of Indianapolis. PALLADIUM WANT ADS. PAY

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Sharkey's Semi-Annual Sale All Colored Pattern Hats at just Half Price One small lot of Pattern Hats, formerly valued up to $8.00, for $3.50 and $4.00 A Big Discount on Black Hats and White Hats

WAR ARMY MEASURE AWAIT8 8ENATE O. K.

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- Top Row O'Leary, catcher; Janteen, outfielder; Whelan, Becond baseman; Huhn,' Srst baseman; Friedler, tLortBtop; Paschall, outfielder. ..Middle Row Graham, pitcher; Lally, pitcher; Lally, pitcher; Halliday, first baseman; Williams, pitcher; .Hamilton, third base, captain and manager; Mokan, outfielder. . Bottom Row Wetzel, pitcher; Wachtell, pitcher; Ebetts, outfielder; Drohan, pitcher. ' V This picture was taken especially for The News at the spring training quarters of the Muskegon club, at Newport, Ky.

PREACHES HERE TONIGHT

Rev. H. B. Gordon, of Hanover, will preach at the Reid Memorial U. P. church this evening at 7:30 o'clock, preparatory to communion services. . t " ' SINGLE TERM PROPOSED.

WASHINGTON, May 17 Another ''single term" amendment to the con

stitution was proposed today in the Senate, this time by Senator Gore, who would make it apply to both the president and vice president.

HAMBURG WITHOUT GAS

COPENHAGEN, (via London), May 17. Owing to the shortage of coal Hamburg is now without gas, except a limited supply for a few indepensible

institutions. Most of the restaurants and cafes are closed in the evening.

WOUNDED BOY IMPROVES

- Raymond Ingalls. son of Louis Ingalls. 109 South West Second street, who was accidentally shot Tuesday, is much improved. While he is not out of danger yet, his condition seems much better than expected.

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You Can Give the Graduate Bs The Stamp of Jenkins & 0. Quality on the Graduation Gift THE GIFT THAT WILL PLEASE BEST OF ALL A JENKINS BRACELET WATCH , We are showing the largest line of Bracelet Watches in Richmond beautifully fashioned and stylish cases with fine 15 jewel movements accurate, dependable and absolutely guaranteed at prices at only $15.00 to $40.00. At these prices you may choose from the HALL MARK the greatest bracelet watch value in the world. It was chosen by many of the leading jewelers of America to satisfy the demand of the Hallmark stores for a bracelet watch of standardized dependability a watch that could be sold to the most critical, exacting customer, personally guaranteed to give satisfaction in every detail. It sells for $15.00 and is superior to other watches selling at $25.00. . Then too, we are showing an exceptionally large stock of dependable watches for young men the kind they are proud to own proud of one as a graduation gift, proud of the reputation they give them for promptness and accuracy in the affairs of men. Howard, Elgin, Waltham, Hamilton, Illinois and the wonderful Gruen known as the finest and most beautiful watch in all America all these are here in many stylish and beautiful cases and all are guaranteed at prices from $10.00 to $100.00. If. you contemplate the purchase of a diamond as a graduation gift your especial attention is directed to our extensive stock of these precious gems, and to the fact that better, values may be had here than elsewhere as we purchase in conjunction with nineteen other stores and give you the benefit of this large purchasing power. Prices range from $10.00 to $100.00.

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WASHINGTON, May 17. The war army bill today lacked only the senate's approval of the conference report before .being ready for President Wilson's signature. The house yesterday accepted the conference report, with Its provision for $30,000 minimum monthly pays for enlisted men and the senate was expected to take it up today or tomorrow.

GRAIN HELD IN STORAGE

CHICAGO. May 17. A review of grain held in Chicago, as conducted by John "P. Gibbons, chief Inspector of grains of Chicago, shows that there are 4,250,000 bushels of grains in public warehouses in the city today and that the inspector's office has know, ledge of 1,250,000-bushels of wheat in private warehouses.

REED'S

The problem of high cost can be fought in many ways. First, in caring for what you buy, and second, by buying as seldom as possible. We can help you in both ways.

A CHALLENGE or NORTH STAR refrigerator will enable you to care for eatables which ordinarily would go out the back gate; also they will necessitate less buying of ice.

A refrigerator exactly like cut, made of the very best material inside and out, guaranteed to keep the box 4 to 6 degrees colder than another make at the same time a perfectly dry air which is necessary for a refrigerator. This is made in Richmond and is the box for particular people. 250 lb. ice capacity

A refrigerator of this style enables the ice man to fill your box without bothering you. The 1 50 lb. ice capacity of this box makes it the cheapest size to operate. The finish, material and workmanship of this line of boxes makes it the best and cheapest. This box is made in Richmond 150 lbs. capacity

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The NORTH STAR made in Richmond box is not a cheap, low price box, but one made to meet the demands of those wanting the best.

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We shall be glad to open a charge account with you Still if it is not convenient for you to pay ALL cash, do and if necessary, extend the payments suitable to you. Our Price Tags Bear the Cash Price Only Still if not convenient to pay all cash do not hesitate to avail yourself of our plan to own a good refrigerator.

The Challenge lines are the ones we have always sold so many of and every user of this line will testify to its ice saving qualities. The best box for the least money.

Remember the cuts and prices shown in this ad are of the largest boxes. We have them ranging in price from 4 $41.98, $6.50, $7.75, $9.50, $M.00, $13.50 $16.00 arand up -

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