Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 178, 7 June 1918 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1918

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DEMANDS EARLY SENATE VOTE ON SUFFRAGE BILL

Gallinger Starts Move After Plea from Women War - Workers. . WASHINGTON. D. C, June 7. insistent demands for an early vote by Ire senate on woman suffrage followru a mild Inquiry today by Senator Callinger, minority leader, whether the re was any prospect of a vote soon. Senator Gallinger'a Inquiry was prompted by reading a plea from worntn munition workers for the vote aa their right as co-vorkers with the a-iny In winniug the war. 1 have been absent," Senator Gali:nger said, "an1 on my return I found hundreds of letters asking me as a friend of the cuffrag.i amendment to make some effort to have a vote upon it I have replied that the matter was In the hands of the woman suffrage committee and I would like to inquire of the chairman or some member of that committee whether it is likely there will be a vote this session." Wait to Mass Strength. Senator ShaVoth. speaking for Senator Jones, New Mexico, the chairnan, replied frankly that the friends f suffrage wero refusing to allow the amendment to come to a vote until at-tiured of rulficient strength to pass it. 'We lack three votes, I believe.' siiJd Senator Shafroth. His frank Fiitement caused much merriment i'i the senate, where the real reason for delaying the ' suffrage vote has been ki,own all alontr. "We expect, however, to get these votes, and I think we will get them rrd pass the amendment this session." Senator Shafroth continued. Senator Cummins of Iowa, a Republ'can member c the committee, reminded Senator Shafroth that at tho

last meeting of the committee, three vieks ago, it was voted to bring tf.t amendment to a final test before tin enl of the present session. Fall Demands Speed. "As one of the consistent friends and advocates of woman suffrage I'd lire, to be let into the secret of the sit--ial on," Senator Fall said. 'I'm not accustomed to hiding anything until I am sure enough of vot?s to pass it. I'm ready to vote for the r.mendment now and I will try to be op hand if those in charge of it will in kind enough to inform me a little in tidvance whoa they intend to bring It up. But I do not want to leave Washington and be peremptorily sunn.oned back as has happened once, to tulr. the convenience of some gentleman who assumes to be in charge of the matter." Senator Nelson of Minnesota, anotl;rr Republican member of the committe. declared the women managers cf the suffrage campaign for the vote arc

responsible for delaying the senate's vote. ' We have been charged with delaying it here, and fiat's an unjust charge," Senator Nelson said. "I don't want to be subjected to thi3 contluoui picketing. I want a little peace tht rest of my days. 1 hope this amendment will come to a vote soon." The discussion closed with no evidence that a dale has been even tents, tively considered for a vote.

after a month's stay with their son, Mr and Mrs. Ira Hunt and family of Richmond ..... Donald Mutchner of Dayton has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Anna Mutchner Mr. and Mrs. Levi - Snedskner of Richmond Bpent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. and Mrs. Dave Weller and son Ben.

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Miss Wyvona Hyde spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey Mikesell of near Chester The "Annual June Meeting" or "Old Fashioned Singing" will be held here Sunday June 9. Social; testimony meeting in the forenoon and miscellaneous . program in the afternoon. Evangelist Roy L. Brown will assist in all the meeting. Basket dinner in centery hall Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Miller and children of New Madison spent Sunday with Edward Roberts and family. ..Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bond spent the week-end with relatives in Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Henry Knoll entertained Sunday Mr. and Mrs. M. LWhite and Mr. and Mrs. Everett White Dr. Burt Cofield and family of Cincinnati are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Cofield Mr. and Mrs. Merle Coleman entertained Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Spencer of near Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. John Harding. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hill, Miss Hazel Tharp, Marie Harding, Etta Hill and Hazel Harding Mrs. Nina Love is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. George Baker of near Richmond.... Mr. and Mrs. Jake Thompson of Fountain City spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Harlan William Hyde is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Spencer of near Richmond Omar Mann of Richmond spent Saturday night and Sunday with his grandmother, Mrs. Nettie Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Corrle White of Whitewater spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Thomas. .. .Miss Florence Boren and Miss Hazel Harding were sent as delegates to the Sunday school convention which was held at Economy Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Nina Love attended the convention Friday. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Newton Long, Edward Eenbow, Miss Lillie Benbow and Miss Gladys Cromer of Hagerstown called on Mr. and Mrs. John Boren Sunday evening. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harlan spent a few days last week at the reservoir at Selina Miss' Faye Southard spent Wednesday evening with Miss Florence Boren.

German Writer Points Out Need of Commerce Control

WHITEWATER, IND.

A family reunion was held at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parker's Sunday. Those who were present are as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Locke and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Parker and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Staley and family of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Ora Emrirk and family, Mr and Mrs. Clayton Erarick and family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mover all of Greenville. Mrs and Mr. Ira Wright and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rusell Fourman and son, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Dill and family of Palestine, O., Mr. and Mrs. Thomas-Parker and daughter of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Wilhelm of Dayton, George Judy of Greenville, Jerry Gilbert of New Madison, Lillian Jenkins, and Helen Suppinger of Greenville, and Julia Henderson of Centerville. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Cory White spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Thomss of Bethel. ... Mr. and Mrs. Luke Fisher came home Tuesday after a few rays' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Marold of Troy, O Mr. and Mrs. Osro Blose and family and Miss Neva Warner spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. McDonald and daughter of Chester. Ind Mr. and Mrs. Tom Higgs of New Paris, O., and Mr. and Mrs. Dr. 'Marshall were the guests of Mr. and Mrs Charles White and daughter Mildred Sunday Mr. and Mrs. William Henry and son Willie 6pent Sunday in Connersville Mr. and Mrs. Sam Roberts spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Al Jennings and family Claude Addleman of Indianapolis came home Monday to visit his mother Mrs. Laura Freeman Mr. and Mrs. John Hunt came home Tuesday

(By Associated Press. GENEVA. Switzerland, Wednesday, June 5. Dr. Berhard Demburg, former secretary of colonies, in the German Imperial cabinet, publishes a long article In the Nieue Frle Presse of Vienna in which he claims it is absolutely necessary that Germany shall

have complete commercial and maritime liberty and also that she shall have a concentration of raw materials for the purpose of supplying the world after the war.

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COATS Made of all-wool American Poplins, some beautifully lined with pure silk Messaline and fancy pongees. Come in many newest New York models, including the new shirred and belted effects. Priced special . .

DRESSES Silk Messalines, silk taffetas, beautiful foulards in more than a score of the newest up-to-the-minute models. Choice of almost any wanted color. Priced for Saturday special at : $12.95

Up to $15.00 Coats Made for women and misses, in all sizes to 46, of best men's wear' serges, finest poplins, in nearly all the newest colors. Priced for

Saturday special at

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$25.00 Coats Women! Here is your chance ,to select a strigtly high grade coat, made of strictly allwool American poplins, beautifully lined with guaranteed silk linings; wonderful sel e c tion of

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Saturday at

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Up to $6.50 Skirts Your choice of best all-wool serges, , all-wool poplins, and pure silk Messalines, beautifully mad, in all the newest colors; all sizes to 30 waist band only. Priced for Sat- (JQ QQ urday only at.. ffHjUO

Up to $8.00 Skirts This lot consists of all-wool poplins, pure silk taffetas and finest silk Messalines, extra well made , in the new shirred" and plaited styles with large pockets; sizes to 30 d A Qp waist, only .... $rK7e)

Up to $15 Dresses New shipment just received; over '65 new silk dresses, consisting of beautiful best silk taffetas and fine, soft, silky Messalines; made in about 12 different models, in every wanted color. Pric-(JQ Qf? ed for Saturday pJUU

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Up to $30 COATS New shipment of 2S salesmen's samples, consisting of finest wool velours, best American poplins, including silk taffetas. In this lot there are only one and

two of a kind. All colors.

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Up to $10.00 Skirts New shipment just received of finest pure silk taffetas, best all-wool poplins, fine, soft, silky Messalines, ,in all sizes to 30 waist; 8 styles to select from. Priced for Sat- rtjr Qf5 urday at $DD Up to $6.00 Girls' CoatsSizes for girls 2to 6 years old, made of best pure silk poplins, in all the newest shades, including black. Made in the new shirred effects and nicely lined. Priced forflrt QQ Saturday at . . . pVO

UNDERWEAR and HOSIERY At Savings of One-fourth to One-third Women's 575c Union Suits Made of fine gauze Lisle knit, nicely trimmed, in either shell, loose or tight knee. Come in ACkg all sizes to 46. Priced at iJs Women's 85c Union Suits Of extra fine quality gauze lisle, in beautiful silk trimmed. Come in loose, shell or tight CQ knee. Priced special at tJUK 35c Gauze Vests Extra good quality lisle, in silk trimmed, in all sizes to 46. OQ Priced for Saturday at LiOKs 19c Gauze Vests Extra good quality lisle, in sizes to 42 only. Priced for Irtj Saturday only at -. . ...J-5iC

Women's 50c Bopt Silk Hose, 39c Women's 29c Lisle Hose, 15c Women's 50c Lisle HOSE 29c Women's 85c Silk HOSE 59c

Women's 75c Pure SILK HOSE 49c Child's 25c HOSE 19c Misses' 35c fine Hose 23c Misses' 39c fine Hose 29c

NEW meauftiffiuill $8

Women! Never before did you have an opportunity to select such truly wonderful Georgette Waists at such a low price. This store Is now considered as headquarters of waists of any kind. This lot consists of extra fine quality Georgette, beautifully beaded, embroidered and plain tailored; in fact, any style and color that is 34- QPC wanted. Priced extra special... JjJJ

$5.00 GEORGETTE WAISTS Made of good quality Georgette, in nearly every new color. Choice of either beaded, lace trimmed or embroidered styles, including (C QQ good crepe dechines. Priced at... J)0

$3.00 SILK WAISTS A new shipment just received of good quality Jap silks, good quality crepe de chines and French voiles.

in every wanted color. Priced for Saturday at

$1.98

$2.00 WHITE WAISTS Made of extra fine quality- voiles, in plain white, striped or color, in more than 25 different styles. QQ, Priced for Saturday at Oi

$5.00 "JOAN OF ARC" SMOCKS They are made of best French voiles and linens, in many beautiful styles, with contrasting col

lars and cuffs. ou would have to see these

to appreciate their beauty. They

are priced for Saturday at..-.

$2.98

NEW SPRING MILLINERY - AT WONDERFUL SAVINGS

$1.50 and $2.00 New Summer Hat Shapes

98c

.50 and $4.00

Untrimmed ' Shapes $1.98

$5.00 and $6.00 Trimmed HATS $2.98

$7.00 and $8.00 New Trimmed Hats $3.98

$9.00and $10.00 New Trimmed Hats $4.95

Child's 50c 50c Kitchen BOYS' 75c $1.00 CRIB $1.50 and $2.00 $3.00 $1.50 and $2.00 $2.00 BATH $8.00 SILK $3.00 SILK $5.00 SUIT Black APRONS OVERALLS BLANKETS CORSETS SWEATERS PETTICOATS RUGS PETTICOATS PETTICOATS CASES. Extra BLOOMERS Of extra good Are made in Of best qual- Of best qual- New "Over- Made of best Good large Of extra fine Of extra good Good quality Of extra good quality ging- stripe, plain ity, in nursery ity coutil in t h e - T o p " quality sateen size Bath Rug, quality pure quality sateen strong fibre, quality sateen, hams, percales blues, in all d e s i g n s , in either front or Swe a t ers in in all colors in pink and silk taffetas, tops and silk Black and tan. made well and in light or sizes, special- pink and blue, back lace, many differ- i n c 1 u ding blue with rais- b e a u 1 1 fully messaline bot- This lot also cut full. Pric- dark colors ly priced for priced for Sat- beautifully ent colors with black, priced er borders and made in every toms. Come in includes hand ed at priced at Saturday urdav at embroidered angora collars at patterns, at wanted color, all colors at bags. Priced 39c 39c 59c 79c 98c $4.95 98c 89c $4.95 $1.98 $2.98

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$5.00 BOYS' SUITS

Made of fine wool mixtures, in all sizes for

boys to 18 years, made in the new trench

models with side sliced pockets. Priced extra special at

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$2.00 BOYS' WASH SUITS Made of best quality galateas, best ginghams; they are guaranteed fast color in over 40 new different styles. Some have caps to match. Priced for Sat- ( urday at tpl-ti' Boys' 75c Union Suits . 49c Boys' 50c Blouse Waists 39c Boys' 75c Hats and Caps . . . 49c Boys' 75c Blouse Waists. . . .59c Boys' 75c Shirts .... 59c Boys' $1.00 Knee Pants . . .79c Boys' $1.25 Wash Suits 79c

Cool New Summer House Dresses Women's $2 House Dresses

Made of extra good quality percales, guaranteed fast color in light and dark

colors. Made in over 12 different styles

Cut extra full and well made Priced special at

$1.39

$3.00 HOUSE DRESSES

Come in dark blues, dark grays, in extra

and regular sizes. Many different styles,

including new plaited effects Priced for Saturday at

$1.98

$5.00 PORCH DRESSES

Of extra good quality chambray, best fast color percales, in many beautiful new

summer styles. Come in all

sizes to 52. Priced special

"..$2.98

Womens $1 Kimono Aprons 69c Women's $1.50 House Dress Aprons . .98c Women's $2.00 House Dress Aprons $1.19 Women's $2.50 House Dress Aprons $1.49

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on Muslinwear $1.25 ENVELOPE CHEMISE Made of fine dainty nainsook beautifully embroidery lace arid ribbon trimmed. Pric- ryQ ed for Saturday at I C

WOMEN'S $2 ENVELOPE CHEMISE Of extra fine quality nainsook, beautifully embroidered, pretty lace and QQ ribbon trimmed, in all sizes at UOC $1.25 MUSLIN GOWNS Good ouality muslin, nicely embroidered, high rTQ neck and long sleeves, at iuC $2 MUSLIN GOWN Of extra good muslin, made well, cut full and beautifully embroidered and ribbon trimmed. QQ All styles, priced at OC 75c MUSLIN DRAWERS Of extra fine quality muslin, beautifully trimmed. Come in all sizes at ...tC 50c MUSLIN DRAWERS Good quality muslin, cut extra full, well made rtft and pretty embroidery, at d'C $3 SILK ENVELOPE CHEMISE Of extra good quality crepe de chine, beautifully trimmed. Priced special QQ at M50 $1.50-$2 MUSLIN PETTICOATS Of extra good quality muslin, made with beautiful large embroidery flounces. Priced for Saturday at OC

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$1.25 MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS Made of fast color percales, in a beautiful range of new spring patterns. Come in either soft or laundered cuffs. In all sizes to 17 OQ only. Priced for Saturday at 0C

$1.50 and $2.00 MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS Of extra fine quality fast color percales in a large range of new spring patterns in almost every wanted color and stripe. Come in soft and laundered cuffs. QQ Priced special at XjOKs

MEN'S $1.50 UNION SUITS Choice of extra fine quality balbriggan, genuine porou3 knit, extra fine quality nainsooks. QQ Your choice at OC

Men's $1 Balbriggan Union Suits 69c Men's 7oc Athletic Union Suits. ..59c Men's $3 Work or Dress Pants $1.98 Men's 50c Silk Hose 33c Men's $2.50 Khaki Pants $1.49 Men's 35c Lisle Hose 19c Men's $1 Blue Work Shirts 69c Men's $1.50 Blue Polka Dot- AO ted Work Shirts at tOl Men's 19c Canvas Gloves 12'?c Men's 75c Silk Ties 49c

Men's $1.25 Night Shirts 89c

$1.25 SILK GLOVES Good quality silks contrasting stitching, in black and white only priced at 79c

$1.00 ROMPERS For children, in all sizes to 8 years. Extra good quality ginghams, chambrays etc 69c

50c TURKISH TOWELS Good quality heavy nap; come in striped and plaid centers. Priced special 29c

$1.25 BED SHEETS Of extra fine quality muslin, size 72x90; hemmed ready for use, priced at 89c

35c PILLOW CASES Good quality muslin; size 42x36; nicely hemmed. Priced for Saturday at

19c

$1 TURKISH TOWELS Extra heavynap, come in large size in beautiful raised borders priced at 69c

75c PETTICOATS Of good quality striped ginghams and white muslin, in all sizes. Priced special 59c

$3.00 KIMONOS Made of genuine Serpentine crepe, beautifully silk trimmed, in many styles, at $1.98

BEST $1.00 CORSETS Of extra good quality coutil; nicely embroidered, i n all sizes, special at

79c

$1.00 AUTO HATS Come in Silk Poplins, fine 3ilk- satins.etc. Beaut ifully made in many styles & colors

49c

$1.50 AUTO VEILS Choice of extra long chiffon or extra line face veils. Priced epecial at

98c

$2.50 LACE CURTAINS New shipments of new spring Lace Curtains of fine Nottingham lace 'and cable nets. Extra long and extra wide. Priced for Satur- d - 4 day at... $A4tD

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$3 AND $3.50 CURTAINS Choice of pure silk mercerized, extra fine quality Nottingham and Cable nets in a beautiful assortment of spring

patterns. Priced .special at .... . . .

$1.98

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