Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 216, 23 July 1918 — Page 10

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3 VAiGE ten THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1918.

WILSON TO ISSUE PLEA AGAINST MOB LAWJNU.S. Praeger Incident Was Aid to Germany, President Wilson Will Urge.

WASHINGTON. July 23. Deeply concerned by manifestations of mob spirit in widely Beparated parts of the land, President Wilson is about to issue a statement to his countrymen calling upon them to respect the reBtminta nf lnw and order in dealing

with those whom they suspect of being enemy aliens within their midst. The president's pronouncement probohiv nHii tva thA form of the onen

personal statement, similar to that

which he Issued at the beginning 01 the world war urging his countrymen to observe a true neutrality. rtna nnrtltMilnr enisode which has

disturbed the president and the cabinet Tery much was the hanging of Robert P. Praeger at Collinsville, 111..

last April. The incident was aiscussea i In the German reichstag, and it was reported from Amsterdam that Germany was sending a protest through diplomatic channels. The State Department however, never has announced receiving one. Now, the government has learned that Germany has made wide and damaging use of the Praeger case and others of a similar nature throughout - Mexico and South America, and even in Europe, where the propaganda has been at work to controvert the president's pronouncements of ustlce for all. President Wilson is said by close ad

visers to regard the situation as one with mob spirit operating under guise of patriotism. Some of the president's friends say he regards it not only as

a dangerous evil, but as a disgrace, : because It strikes at the nation's moriale and feeds the propaganda which (represents the United States as fightling democracy abroad and countenancing its destruction at home. The president's statement, it is said,

will be a very earnest and solemn

one, urging all to leave disloyalty or suspected disloyalty to the regular processes of the law.

DEFENSE COUNCIL

ASKS GILBERT TO RECONSIDER ACTION

, The following resolution, asking Harry W. Gilbert, wno resigned as Wayne county food "administrator, to re-consider his . action, ; has been adopted by the Wayne County Council of Defense: "Whereas, Information has been received by the Wayne County Council of Defense to the efTect that Harry W. Gilbert had offered his resignation as Pood Administrator in Wayne county, Indiana; and "Whereas, Mr. Gilbert has served In such official capacity as Food Administrator carrying out his duties in such a manner which satisfied all three Interests concerned the government, the dealer and the consumer, making for himself the record of the best county administrator in the State of Indiana; and "Whereas, by reason of his past experience a:id splendid qualities for handling the office it will be impossible to secure the services'of any per

son to handle such Intricate and im

portant work as well.

"Therefore, be It Resolved, That we

respectfully request Mr. Gilbert to reconsider the matter of his resignation

and to coutinue his services. "The County Council of Defense ap

preciates the fact that it is a great personal sacrifice to Mr. Gilbert to continue such -work, but sincerely hopes that he will be able to adjust his personal affairs to continue to serve the government as he has been doing."

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ARMY MAN PRAISES

Today's Beauty Help

We find you can bring out the beauty of your hair to its very best advantage by washing it with canthrox. It makes a very simple, inexpensive shampoo, which cleanses the hair and scalp thoroughly of all the dandruff, dirt and excess oil, leaving a wonder

fully clean, wholesome feeling. After;

its use you will find that the hair dries quickly and evenly, is never streaked in appearance and is always bright, soft and fluffy; so fluffy in fact that it looks more abundant than it is, and so soft that arranging it becomes a pleasure. Just use a teaspoonful of canthrox which you can get from any good druggist, dissolve it in a cup of hot water, this makes a full cup of bhampoo liquid, enough 60 it is easy to apply It to all the hair instead of Just the top of the head. Adv.

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SPECIALS FOR LADIES

LADIES' OXFORD SPECIAL

Patent, grey or brown kid, low Oxford, Louis (J0 QpT heel: $5.00 value. Special last 4 days of sale. . . dmUO

Brown Calf, turn sole Pump, Imita

tion stitch tip, $5.00 grade. Special

last four days of sale at ....

Ladies' Patent and Kid four-strap Slippers, turn .sole, $3.50 values Last four days of I" OP sale at P,UO

LADIES' HIGH SHOE SPECIAL Ladies' grey and Ivory Kid Vamp with cloth top lace boots; ..5.00 grade. Special during last . PO QC four days of sale at.... tfftM

$4.45

Ladies' Patent and Kid Colonial Pumps, large silver buckles, $4.50 values. Special last four A days of sale iD&ittO Patent Lace Oxfords, welt sole, covered Louis heel, $7.00 grade; special last four days of dr QpT sale at )OmUO

Edward H. Klute and Earl T. Smith FUNERAL DIRECTORS 14 NORTH 9TH ST. Phone 1284

The Richmond militia company is one of the best trained organizations of its kind in the country in the opinion of Captain Chaffee, commanding a train of automobile trucks which camped in Richmond Monday night. In many ways the company is better drilled than some national army companies Captain Chaffee said. The 40 army trucks, in charge of Captain Chaffee, arrived in the city about 4 o'clock Monday afternoon. They camped at the public playground on South Twenty-second street. Captain Chaffee watched the Richmond militiamen drill on North A street for nearly an hour, and acted as one of the judges in the competitive drills. Corporal E. , G. Charman received the prize in the competitive drill. The militiamen will meet at the armory next Monday night and hike Into the country, the place not yet designated. Mess Sergeant Ed N. Wilson and Supply Sergeant Carl Eggemeyer will precede the company and prepare the "chow."

VACATION

TRIPS jssgU

ED RODEFEU MAKES SOLO AIR FLIGHT Edward Rodefelt, Richmond boy preparing to battle Huns in the air, tells of his first night alone in a letter to his mother, 201 South Tenth street. Rodefelt Is stationed at Park Field, Tenn. His letter follows: "Just a few lines to tell you of my first trip around alone and in back of a Starr propeller. I'm the first of my class of 25 to solo, that is, to fly alone. "I enjoyed it greatly, my air work was fine, but I gave it a good bump when I landed, but it didn't hurt anything. I know , I can fly alone now but I won't do but very little flying alone for some time for under the new system we are not supposed to fly alone until about 20 hours in the air. "I made a circle of about fiye or six miles and got up to about 600 or 800 feet. It's easier to fly alone than when the instructor is in the front seat. "Seems funny to make my first flight with a ship equipped with a propeller made at home."

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Be sure and get a 50 cent box today

and get out of the rut. Remember Leo Fihe, A. G. Luken Co., Clem Thistlethwalte and Conkey Drug Co., and dealers everywhere are authorized to guarantee them. Adv.

Tfca Great Ship "SEEANDBEE." the Largest and Most Costly Steamer on Inland Waters of the World, and Modern Steamers "City of Buffalo" and "City ol Erie" LEAVE CLEVELAND DAILY, EIGHT P. M. (U. S. Central Time) $741 NIAGARA FALLS and Return $741 (From Cleveland) I Ticket Good for Return Any Time Daring Season

C1Tf? TOTTJC On presentation of our Excursion Tickets at Niagara OIUVj M. IVIIJ Falls he follow-in SIDE TRIPS can be obtained:

Toronto and Retort) . . . $3.00 Clayton, N.Y., and Return . 14.20 Quebec and Return . . . 31.65

Alexandria Bay and Return. $14. 45 Montreal and Return. . . 22.20 Saguetuy River and Return. 49.48

510 COOL STATEROOMS SECURE YOURS NOW

The Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Company, Cleveland. O. Wharves i Foot of E. 9th Su City Office t 2033 E. 9th St Daily Steamers to Buffalo, 8 p.m.. Fan $4.03

LADIES HIGH SHOE SPECIAL ..... Ladies' black Kid and Patent Lace Shoes, with grey kid and buck top; $9.00 values. Special last d0 QK four days of sale DOUO White Kid Pump, turn sole, Louis or low concave heel; f 4.50 and $5.00 value Special last four A ff "days of sale iDil0 ' Black Kid Pump, turn sole. Colonial or plain QA Af? style. Special last four days of sale iDrr.TrtJ

Discount on all Ladies and Men's High Shoes

Buy Now and Save

SPECIALS FOR MEN

Men's Black and Brown Calf Oxford, values $4.00 to . J6.00. Small sizes Special four days, of &n J jr sale at DsJ

MEN'S HIGH SHOE SPECIAL Men's gun metal and tan calf lace and button shoes. Special last d0 A 4 days of sale PaJ

Last Week Buy now for Less

Men's pigskin Lace Oxfords, English last, $8.00 grade Special last four days of (jA QfT sale at -VO

MEN'S OXFORD SPECIAL Men's brown calf and black gun metal lacs . oxfords, English or broad toe style. Spe- (go A ff ;ial last 4 days paJ:tJ

EXTRA SPECIAL Men's cordo tan calf lace Oxfords, English last, Neolin or rt0 A C leather sole. Special 4 days of sale iDO.xtJ Mahogany calf lace Oxfords, corded or perforated tip, Neolin or leather sole, $6.50 grade Special last four days of AfT 3ale at ... DO.J Men's Gunmetal Lace Oxford, English or high ioe style; $4.50 grade. Special last dQ A C four days of sale 50.TCtl

WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS SPECIAL53.00 grade $2.45 ;2.00 grade S1.75 -.1.50 grade . . ; $1.35

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Indiana's Largest Shoe Dealers

724 MAIN ST.

Unexcelled Values For This Week AT ROMEY'S JULY CLEARANCE SALE

If You Buy a Used Car If you buy a used car you probably buy a used battery and you can't tell how it has been used. Better come in and let us test it. Such a battery may seriously affect the operation of your car ; you can't tell whether it does or not unless you put a really new battery on it. When you buy a Still Better Willard with Threaded Rubber Insulation you know it is new, because it is shipped and stored Bone Dry and begins its life for your car. You'll know the Still Better Willard by the Mark branded onto the box. Get all the facts about this remarkable battery in the booklet "A Mark with a Meaning for You." Richmond Electric Co.

1105-1107 Main Si.

Phone 2826

Share in the Bargains Offered in Summer Furnilure Rcli Arm FIBRE ROCKERS only $3.48 COUCH $9.00 values, now $7.00 $12.75 values now $10.00

Reliable Bedroom Furniture

offering a most unusual opportunity for economizing. The bed is of strong iron construction with large continuous posts, and sanitary white enamel finish. Dresser and chiffonier have large morrors, and an abundance of drawer space. They are finished in your choice of mahogany, American walnut or oak. This low price is subject to immediate change. Prompt action is advised.

THREE SUBSTANTIAL PIECES Only

Table

Special 30x30 CARD TABLE only - $1.98 24x30

$1.59 J2.4S Talue OAK A SWINGS now $1.98 Supreme OIL I mops :

-69c

REFRIGERATORS $ 9.90 :.......$ 7.80 $12.00 ........$ 9.60 $16.00 ........$12.80 $22.00 .$17.60

Porch Settees $1.50 value, now . ...... . . .98J Porch Settees $2.48 value, now $1.98

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MAIN STREET. CORNER NINTH

LADDER TOOLS Indespensible for kitchen and pantry Durable, and folding, only

98c

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