Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 313, 13 November 1917 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, NOV. 13, 1917.

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ALIENS TO BE REGISTERED

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13. President Wilson Is expected to issue a proclamation soon requiring every alien enemy within the United States to register as a step toward ridding the country of spies and sabotage. The government has virtually decided that this procedure is the only way open for sifting from the million Germans in the United States, the few who are believed to be causing fires in munition, plants, grain elevators and warehouses and promoting propaganda injurious to America's prosecution of the war. Attorney General Gregory took to the cabinet meeting today for President Wilson's consideration a draft of regulations under the registration might be carried out lollowing the program adopted by England and France for keeping a close watch over the activities of enemy subjects.

German Battleship Scene of Mutiny

Grace M. E. Women Observe Food Rules

Members of Grace M. E. church are observing, wheatless, meatless and wasteless meals since the food conservation campaign has been on. The report shows 64 wheatless meals, 143 meatless meals and 210 wasteless meals during the last week. Mrs. H. L. Monarch, publicity secretary of the Food Conservation and Pledge Card movement in Richmond, is pleased with the hearty response she has met during the last few days. Tuesday at noon, 217 signed cards were handed to Mrs. Monarch. Reports from women who are working in the north and south sections of the city will be made Wednesday.

Caruso Cheered as He Leads Singing of National Anthem

NEW YORK, N..v. 13. A patriotic touch was lent Aida at its opening at the Metropolitan oiera house, when Caruso led in singing the national anthem. The occupants of the diamond horseshoe stood up and cheered. The Verdi offering was conducted by Roberto Moranzoni, formerly of the Boston op.era company, who made his first appearance at the Metropolitan desk last night. Another newcomer at tho Metropolitan was Jose Marclones, a Spanish basso-baritone, who sang the role of Ramfis. Mme. Matzenauer was Amneris. with Pasquale Amatn, the Italian baritone, are Anionasro. German opera will not be sung this reason at the Metropolitan.

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The German battleship, Schleswig Hollstein. Recent dispatches have told of a serious mutiny among the crew of the German battleship Schleswig Hollstein. In the course of the demonstration it is reported that an admiral and other officers were pitched overboard by the rebellious sailors.

Far Mothers to Organize Cityby Wards, Precincts and Blocks

War mothers of Wayne county held under the Wayne County Council of

a large mass meeting Tuesday after

noon at the Commercial club rooms. Mrs. A. W. Roach, who was appointed War mother for Wayne county by the Wayne County Counsel of Defense, presided. Plans for a permanent organization were explained. War mothers will be organized in the following manner: each ward to have a captain, lieutenant for precincts, sergeants for each block in Richmond with girls for messengers. According to this plan of organization any call for service may be readily met. . t The war mothers are organized to help in every branch of service and Richmond war mothers will assist the Y. M. C. A. in its campaign for war relief work, Saturday. The organization is a sub-committee

Defense

Miss M. E. B. Culbertson, chairman of the Woman's Committee of the Wayne County Council . of Defense, talked, as did Secretary Albus, who said the country must depend upon the mothers if the war is won. ' A splendid account of an address made by Miss Grace Parker at the State Convention of Women's Federated clubs held recently in Fort Wayne was given by Mrs. Elbert Shirk, president of the Domestic Science association. Rev. J. J. Rae, of First Presbyterian church, spoke on ."Loyalty to the Flag."

his uncle Oscar Tauer here for a few days. Ensign Tauer worked bis 'way to a commission from a machinist of the second class.

WORLD IS GOLD RUNAWAYS FIND

Three small boys, who last week ran away from their homes in Indianapolis, in quest of adventure and with only the desire to see the world, learned that the world s pretty hard to see for boys without money. - They reached Richmond via the side door Pullman route In safety. But it was a cold, cold world when they reached here. Shivering from the cold, hungry and no place to go, they were found by Patrolman Longman and taken to police station at 2 o'clock in the morning. There they all agreed that home was the best place for boys after all, and Tuesday afternoon, In the custody of the father of one of the boys they started back to their homes in Indianapolis. The boys were Carl Potter, 14 years old, Clifford Monroe, 15 years old, and Robert Rice, 15 years old. They were found at 2 o'clock in the morning at Seventh and Fort Wayne avenue.

Protest Against Increase in Rates

WASHINGTON, Not. 13 Lumber, cement, and ice interests registered their protest against the proposed 15 per cent freight rate increase today before the Interstate Commerce commission. Lumber men declared that if It were necessary for the good of the country to Increase rates now because of the war they would not protest provided the advance was made as a war measure distinctly with the understanding that present rates would be established when the emergency had passed. lee shippers contended 15 per cent additional in freight cost would handicap their business.

TEACHER OF HISTORY IN HIGH SCHOOL QUITS

No appointment has been made to

fill the place of Cecil Grayson, teacher of history In the Richmond High school upon his resignation to accept a position with the Firestone Tire company at Akron, Ohio. Superintendent Giles announced an appointment will be made within a few days.

CLUB ACTIVITIES TO BE RENEWED

JOHN M. LONTZ.

President Lontz of the Commercial club v told chairmen of standing com mittees Monday Commercial club ac Uvlties will be renewed and new In terest created In the regular work d the club. , Despite the fact that much time H given to war work these days tha chairmen of the committees will bd put to work to promote all club active ities. Definite action will be taken at the next meeting of the club relative tq changing the name to the Richmond Chamber of Commerce.

ROAD OFFICIALS MEET

W. O. Jones, Wayne county highway superintendent, left Tuesday afternoon for Lafayette, where he will meet with other road officials of the state. to arrange the program for the annual road school meeting to be held In Lafayette in January.

SOCIAL POSTPONED

The ' regular monthly social of the North A Street Friends' church will not be held Tuesday evening because of the death of Mrs. Abbie Hirst. The social will be held one week from Tuesday evening.

Mrs. Johnston to Talk on Exhibit

Mrs. M. F. Johnston will return Wednesday from Chicago, where Eh has been spending several days at tending an exhibit in the Chicago Art Institute. Wednesday evening Mrs. Johnston will talk on the new exhibit of pictures mada by Birge Harrison the not' ed artist, and which will be put in place In . the Art Gallery Wednesday morning. The lecture is given in connection with the Arts and Travels Course of fered by the night schooL

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ENSIGN TAUER HERE

Ensign Eric Tauer, from somewhere on the Atlantic, is the guest of

National Anthem Is Sung. 'CHICAGO, Nov. 13. The Chicago grand opera season was opened last night with "The Star-Spangled Banner," led by Miss Rosa Raisa, prima

uonna Un Mascagni s- "Isabeau." Durl

uie teu weens season otner novelties are promised. "Le Sauteriot." by the young French composer, Sylvio Lazzarf, will be produced for the first time on any stage. "Le Chemineau," t y Ireux. will be given for the first time in America, as will Camille ErJanger's "Aphrodite." Two new operas in English by American composers aleo will feature , the season. They are "Azora," by Hendry Hadlev, and "A Daughter of the Forest," by Arthur Nevin.

79 Candidates For Five City Jobs in New Jersey City

NEWARK, N.'J., Nov. 13 After one of the most exciting campaigns in its history, Newark today is holding its first election under the commission form of - government. There are seventy-nine candidates for the commissioners forty-five republicans, twenty-five democrats, five socialists and four independents. The campaign centered largelv on the candidacy of Mayor Thomas L. Raymond, who failing to obtain the endorsement of the republican organization, entered the race as an independent candidate. He charged that the republican and democratic leaders were in league with the president of the board of trade, to deliver the ity government over to the uses of the big corporations. Benedict Prieth. recently indicted for alleged treasonable utterances in the New Jersey Freie Zeitung is one of the candidates.

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an unmistakable sign that the bomb has missed its mark.

Bovs' $1.50 Corduroy KNICKERS 98 Boys' $1.50 Corduroy Knickers, sizes" 5 to 16: cut full, made from a good heavy corduroy; special with coupon 98c. P

$5.00 WOOL NAP BLANKET ... ..$2.98 Nashau Woll Nap Blanket. Double bed size, in Copen, Rose and Blue Plaids: coupon $2.98. P Ladies $1 Flannelette NIGHT SHIRT G9 Ladies' SI. 00 Flannelette NiiTlit Shirt, embroidery trimmed, with high or low neck, from a good heavy .Flannelette: coupon 69c. P

So Called Bargains,

WEDNESDAY, we hold our great COUPON SALE-the one event that has no equal in Richmond, in fact the only sale Competition cannot imitate because "Coupon Day" is original with us alone. Please compare our Coupon Day values with those offered at other stores and thereby learn why the Grand Leader is the busiest store in Richmond. Be sure and klip what you.want, as no items sold without coupon. "You never find an extravagant shopper here."

Men & Women S5.00 Bath Robes. . .$2.49 Made from Beacon Blanket, with pockets, high, or low neck; ,in a number of different plaids and stripes. Special with coupon $2.49. P

8 BARS LAUNDRY SOAP 25c

Rentley to Speak at "Win-My-Ckum" Frogram of League

Principal Bentley will make an address Tuesday evening at First M. E. church in connection with "Win-My-Chum" week which is being observed by the members of the Grace and First Churd Epworth Leagues. A letter from Robet Ashby, who is at Camp Shelby, will be read by Rhea S"wisher. Rev. Mr. Baldwin, of Economy, made an address Monday evening at the services. Misr Katherine Gates played a cello number. Miss Lena Hivnor was leader. Wednesday evening. President David M. Edwards of Earlham College, will be the speaker. ' Dr. Somerville Light. District Superintendent, of the M. E. church, will preside and make an address. Remarks will also be made by Miss Elizabeth Phelps. There will be no services Friday and Saturday evenings but a special program has been prepared for Sunday by the committee. .

Much Troubled. Mrs. A "Are you-troubled much In your neighborhood with borrowing?" Mrs. B "Yes, a good deal. My neighbors never seem to have anything I want."

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WOMEN'S UP TO $19.50 CLOTH COATS

eltons, etc. ; $12.95

3!) Coats in this group, come in velours, corseys, meltons, etc

made along the very latest style, some trimmed with larger Fur collars, special for Wednesday...

WOMEN'S 25c LISLE HOSE, at. , . . . . 17 Come in black only; fine quality, reinforced heel & toe; special with the. coupon 17c. P

WOMEN'S UP TO $22.50 SUITS

$13.49

Real values in this lot that Richmond women have never seen;

come in all wool mannish serge, American wool poplin, etc., in any wanted style, special at

WOMEN'S UP TO $27.50 COATS A beautiful lot of Fur Trimmed and Untrimmed Coats come in Broadcloth. Silk Plush, Velours, etc., made Q" Q fTfl by New York's best 'manufacturers, special at vlOilfU

Men $1.25 Flannelette NIGHT SHIRTS, 69c?

Men's $1.25 Flannelette Night Shirt, made from a good heavy flannelette, in stripes and plain colore with pocket, cut full; with coupon 69c. P

Women $1.50 HOUSE DRESS, at......98. Women. $1.50 House Dress, made from percales, ginghams, etc.; sizes to 46 with high or low neck, in dark or light shades, with the coupon 98c. P

WOMEN'S $7.00 SKIRTS

Large assortment of 57.00

All Wool and Silk Striped

Skirts, special with Coupon . .

$3.49

GIRLS' $12.00 COATS

For Girls' 6 to 14 years; come in Plush, Mixtures,

Corseys, etc., special with

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WOMEN'S $8.00 SKIRTS

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Come in a large varfety of Silks, Satins, Serge and Ponlins. snecial with

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$4.49

MENS $1.50 SWEATERS, at .... . .. 98? In dark or light colors. For sale with this coupon SSc. P-

MEN'S $1.00 UNION SUITS, at.. ... . .59 Of fine Balbriggan, short sleeves, ankle length, with this coupon 59c. P

INFANT'S 39c HOSE at ...29 Of fine cashmere. In all sizes to 6. Priced special with coupon 29c. P

BOYS' $1.00 UNION SUITS, at....... 69 Heavy fleece , in white, grey and ecru, well made; special with coupon for 69c. P

INFANTS' $1.50 SWEATERS, at.9S Strictly all-wool worsted; come in white only trimmed in pink and blue with the coupon 93c. P

MEN'S $2.50 PANTS, at .':.. . ... . .. .. 1.49 In light or dark stripes; well made, in all sizes with coupon $1.49. P

WOMEN'S UP TO $8 SWEATERS, .$4.49 Strictly all-wool. In all leading shades; well made with large Sailor collar with coupon $4.49. P MEN'S 79c UNDERWEAR, at.'... ..59 In medium weight ribbed or heavy fleece. All sizes . with coupon 59c P

MEN'S UP TO $10.00 SWEATERS, 4.47 Heavy Jumbo knit. In grey, navy and maroon all sizes; with the coupon $4.47. P

WOMEN'S $1 UNION SUITS at. ..69c? Of medium fleeced weight, with long sleeve and high neck. Silk trimmed; with coupon 69c. P

Women's $3 to $3.50 SWEATERS ..1.89 Come in all shades; nicely belted; with this coupon $1.89. P $1.00 BED SHEETS, at ;.69? Double size bed Sheet, all hemmed ready for use snow white, special with coupon 69c. P

M E N'S 50c WORK SHIRTS, at.....39? Of fine blue cambray, well made; cut fullj with the coupon 39c. . ' P MB

WOMEN 79c UNION SUITS at. ..... . 49? Medium weight, white fleeced, sleeveless and low neck; with coupon 49c. P

MISSES $3 TO $1.00 SWEATERS ..2.49 Strictly - all-wool. In leading colors; nicely made sizes to 46 years; with the coupon $2.49. P

$2.00 Fringed BED SPREADS ....1.39 $2.00 full size Bed Spread, beautifully fringed. Special with coupon $1.39. P

WOMEN'S 50c SILK

HOSE, at ..29? In all wanted colors, reinforced heel and toe, strictly guaranteed; with coupon at 29c. p

WOMEN'S 79c UNDERWEAR, at...59? Vests and Pants, heavy fleeced; silk trimmed; all sizes to 46; with the coupon 59c. P

MEN'S $2.00 FLANNEL SHIRTS, $1.19 In grey only. Well made, special with " this coupon $1.19. P

GIRLS' 79c UNION SUITS .... 59? Come in white, grey and ecru, of fine medium or heavy fleeced weight with coupon 59c P

MEN'S $1.50 UNION SUITS, at. . 98 In either medium weight ribbed or heavy fleeced well made, cut full all sizes; with coupon S8c P

LADIES' $1 KIMONO APRONS, at.. '.-.494 Come in light or dark color percales. In many styles, cut full. Size to 46. With coupon 49c. P

33c PILLOW CASE . .21 35c Pillow Case, made from a heavy pillow tubbing; all ready

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