Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 279, 4 October 1917 — Page 3
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, OCT. 4, 1917
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ARMENIAN TO SPEAK HERE
Work in the relief of the starving
people of the Bible lands, and of the
destitution in that country will be ex
plained by Prof. M .G. Papazian. in a lecture to be given at the Commerc-
ian club rooms next Tuesday evenin at 7:30 o'clock.
Prof. Papazian, who is a native of
Armenia, is a graduate of Yale uni
versity and is in close touch "With the
situation in Asia Minor, where millions of people are in destitute circumstances as a result of the activities of
the Turkish armed forces.
According to the latest official
statement of the American committ
tee for Armenian and Syrian relief, there are 2,140,0000 people in western Asia, including 400,000 orphans, who
are facing starvation. The average cost for maintenance of these people
Is about $5 a month. From October 1915, until September 1 of this year, $4,255,420.60 has been contributed for the relief of these people and millions of dollars more are needed. An appeal for aid in this country will be made by Prof. Papazian. The committee in charge of the meeting is composed of Rev. Mead, A. Kelsey, Rev. F. W. Rohlfing, Dr. M. F. Johnston, and Rev. R. D. Baldwin. Mr. Kelsey is secretary of the state committee. V
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Employers Requested to Comply With Law The Richmond Board of Education, with K. V. Carman, head of the vocational department at the high school as agent, sent out cards to manufacturers and merchants Thursday as follows: "To Richmond Employers. "Gentlemen It is unlawful to employ a child under 14 years old, or a child between 14 and 16 years of age who has not completed the fifth grade in school, or a child between . 14 and 16 for whom an employment certificate has not been secured. "The child labor law of Indiana (R.
S. 1914, S6676) places the responsibility upon the employer for any violation of these provisions and not upon the parents of the children. "Your co-operation with the Richmond schools in the enforcement of this law will be greatly appreciated."
L. E. Harris, an employe in the Census Office, Washington, has offered to the government a new style and is light and watertight. Mr. Harris uses
these shoes to work about his garden.
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PROTECTORS TO CONVENE HERE
Richmond has landed the 1918 convention of the National Horse Thief Protective association. The convention will be held the Irst week of October. It was landed through the efforts of the Commercial club. , Telegrams were sent to Franklin Wednesday by Secretary Albus, a member of the association, urging the men to come here next year. There were 600 members in attendance at the Franklin convention Wednesday. Secretary Albus says 1,000 members probably will attend the convention next year on account of the convenience of the meeting place.
Discharge Three W ayne Men at Camp
Roy Dye, who was selected for the national army and sent to Camp Taylor, will soon return to his home in Richmond, according to word received from Camp Zachary Taylor. . Dye, who was a fireman at No. 2 hose house, has been discharged because of physical disability. He is married. Jerome Day of Hagerstown. who was also in camp, will soon arrive at Lis home as he also has been discharged for physical reasons. Karl Karcher of Richmond, has already returned from the camp, having bopn discharged because of physical deficiency.
MURRAY A situation as old as the hills, yet differing always in its detail from any other and with a human appeal as wide as that of mother nature herself
is the part of Fannie Ward's latest Paramount picture. "On The Level," in which a frantic mother pleads with the girl her son has chosen, to give him up. Attempting to "buy her off," the mother is met with a firm but gentle refusal and the girl, seemingly dazed and bruised by the sudden upheavel of her little world, finally, of her own accord, sacrifices her happiness on the altar of her lover's success as is usually the case. "On The Level" is now being shown at the Murray theatre. MURRETTE Winsome Vivian Martin, at present co-starring with Sessue Hayakawa, the noted Japanese actor in the Paramount picture, "Forbidden Paths," at the Murrette theatre, was more than
delighted at her experiences in filming the production. It is the story of a love affair between a Japanese artist and a young American girl. The former realizes his case is hopeless on
account of the difference in race, but
stands by his colors, finally sacrific
ing even life and honor for her happi
ness. Many of the scenes were taken
in a great house leased especially for
the purpose where was found a notable collection of rare Japanese prints,
embroideries and vases.
Entre Nous Clubmen Entertain "75'.' 'Who Go to Camp Friday
The Entre Nous club Wednesday night entertained for the seventy-five men who leave for Camp Taylor Friday. Members of the conscription board, city and county officials were present.
Three members of the club, Carl Maier, George Hill and Ernest Land-
wehr, were presented with military wrist watches, gifts of the members.
Speeches were made by Sheriff Carr, County Clerk Kelly, Mayor Robbins, Chief of Police McNally and Walter Lichtenfels, president of the club. W. F. Hoelscher replied in behalf of the selected men.
Openings in Navy Aviation Service
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Nitrogen pf the sail is now derived mainly from accumulated animal and vegetable matter, but the first plant life must have fed on the free nitrogen of the air and it is this that the scientists are seeking to woo Into the soil.
Navy Recruiter Spalding received communication from the navy department, Thursday relative to the enlistment of landsmen for quartermaster in aviation landsmen for machinist's mate, motor boat. The men will be given no promise
of actual flying but are to be drilled in
forming crews for handling and repairing aircraft.
Enlisted men will be transferred to Pensacola where they will be given further instruction and after examination may be rated quartermaster second class and may be promoted to quartermaster first class In aviation. Palladium Want Ads Pay.
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Continued From Page One. taken care of than the men who arrived first. The first men had to "set up their own ticks," but now men are detailed for this work and beds are ready for those who will arrive. Story is Untrue. Sergeant Fry says that he has heard from Richmond that there is a rumor current that . Ora Hughbanks was "confined" to the guard house. This is untrue according to Fry,: who says that none of the men "have been or expect to be" in the guard house.
Here is a complete list of appointments of Wayne county men. Ollie Otten le ' battalion supply sergeant and Lawrence Jessup, mess sergeant; Russel Joy is company supply sergeant and Jack x Wilson has been made a corporal and relieved of cook duty. Clem McConaha has been transferred to brigade headquarters with the rank of sergeant. Jim Palsgrove is Bupply sergeant for the 66th commany. All of the men have sore arms now, Sergeant Fry says, as the result of the second inoculation to prevent typhoid fever. Three "shots" in the arm are given for typhoid and three for paratyphoid, each one given ten days apart. .
One of each three , "shots" usually make the soldiers a "little" sick" for a day or two but It isn't serious. ''Fatty" Lakamp fainted, however, as did some of the others. "We are all anxious for the next bunch to get here as It will add more pep," Sergeant Fry ends his letter.
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JtrSTICTi BRANDEIS. WASHINGTON, Oct. 4. America's second representative at the world peace table will be Justice" Louis Brandeis, of the United States Supreme Court. This was th6 construction placed tonight on the announcement that Justice Brandeis is to assist Colonel E. M. House in collecting peace data for President Wilson. Colonel , House will devote his attention to problems concerning the war in the West, while Justice Braniets will sturty the near eastern question.
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PURSES S Women's $1 Leather Hand Purses, made in many up-to-the-minute styles, special OQ IF for tomorrow.. 0Js
2 Pairs Women's 35c HOSE
4 Yds. 18c Dress GINGHAM 4 yards of the best ISc Dress Gingham in stripes, plaids, QQ etc., special at.. Oi7l 3 YARDS 27c MARQUISETTE 3 yardR of the best 27c Marquisette in ecru and
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WOMEN'S 75c CHEMISE Women's 75c Chemise, npecially priced OQp for tomorrow.. OaO CHILD'S 75c KNIT CAPS
in white, Copen., rose,
etc., special for
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Ladies' 75c Brassieres, 39c Ladies' beautiful 75c Brassieres, tri m m e d and untrimmed, special
fcr tomorrow at ". ......
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GIRLS' $1.00 MIDDIES Girls' $1. Middies, with low or high neck, In
many different styles;
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WOMEN'S $1.00 CORSETS One lot of Women's $1
Corsets in all sizes
special for tomorrow ......
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BOYS' 75c CAPS Boys' 75c Fall Caps, in Tweeds, navy, heavy mixtures, etc., QQo special at..... Otl
4 YARDS OF 14c PERCALE 4 yards of 14c Percale in Blue, Grey Striped, etc., special for QQ tomorrow . . . . . fJU C
4 Yards 75c Dress VOILE 4 yards 15c Dress Voile in many different patterns, special QQrt at OiC
CHILD'S 75c SLEEPERS Child's 75c Flannelette Sleepers, made of a good heavy Outing Flannel, special-QQ' for tomorrow.. Ott
MEN'S 75c TIES Made from striped and Plain Silk in many beautiful patterns, spe
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MEN'S $1 WORK SHIRTS
Exceptional value for
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TOWELING
4 yards of the best 17c Linen Crash Toweling, wonderful values, no more than 10 yards to
a customer, special at . .
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WOMEN'S $1.00 WAISTS One lot of women's Waists in all different
styles; special at
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through the application of credit These factories turning out the necessities of warfare as demanded by Urvcle Sam could not possibly carry on this work without crecitt. The retail stores from whom you buy your supplies of must by necessity accept credit, and that being the case why should not you as an individual expect and accept credit, particularly when buying clothing for you or any one in your family. Come In and let us explain our credit system to you. Our customers are our best recommendations.
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Silk Plush Velours Jk Kerseys V Cheviots Novelties
Colors Black Navy, Copen, Taupe, Plum, Green, etc. Two racks of women's handsome fall Coats, the latest styles, some silk plush coats, thoroughly lined, crushed collars, cuffs to match, the cloth coats are also up to the minute in style, fur trimmed collar and cuffs, belts, etc.; handsome tailored models, sizes 16 to 46; choice with our easy payment for only $18.85.
95 BEAUTIFUL FALL MESSES
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Taffetas Satins Serges Poplin Messaline
Colors Navy, Taupe, Russ. Green, Black, Shadow Blue, Wisteria, etc. To be sure there are only 95 Dresses, but each one a "blue ribbon". Classy models that will take you by storm. They are correct copies of much higher priced styles. Some with pretty Georgette sleeves and collars, embroidered and pleated effects, etc., first chooser usually gets the benefit of the prettiest styles. Sizes to 44, with our easy payment plan for only $17.85.
45 EXCLUSIVE FALL
Sunlit
English Check Burellas
Novelties
Serge Wool Poplin
Colors Green, Plum, Copen, Mahogany, Wisteria, Taupe, etc. One group of Women's exclusive Fall Suits. It is a shame to sell them so cheaply is what competitions would say if they had them. Xew tailored and pleated models, beautiful lined Jackets, new pointed or round collar; it is surely a wonderful suit value for the money; be sure and see them tomorrow; sizes 16 to 44, with our easy payment plan for only $18.75. .
Men's Suits
to $25
The world series does not cause as much comment as these suits, they are surely one grand collection of
"home run getters" In belted or trench styles; some have the semi-fitting plain backs, all sizes to 44 years, in blue, grey, brown, black, dark grey, etc., come in men and give this wonderful collection the onceover before buying, with our easy payment plan, from $12.98 to $25.00.
Millinery
$1.98 to $5.98 Just for tomorrow and Saturday we are making Richmond women a millinery offer that will be taken advantage of by all women who hear of this offering. Every Hat is a stunner spic and span from the work rooms; they are shown in new blocked effects with draped crowns, In black, taupse, green, purple and tete de negre charmingly trimmed, with new beasts and flowers; late chinchins, tricomea, and pretty mushroom. Also some turnups, blue devil and oriental shapes: in different groups, from $1.98 to $5.98. :
Boys Suits $98ff
You cert ainly have a wonderful assortment of Boys' Suits, said a pleased buyer to us, and we are certain1 y proud of them, any live
American boy "full of pep needs a suit that will stand the strain, the knocks and bumps and we surely can fit him out; they come In all the late styles, pinch back, trench style, or belted, over half of this collection of, buIU have two pairs of knickers; sizes to 18 years; arranged in prices from $3.98 to $8.98.
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