Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 23, 8 December 1919 — Page 16

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. MONDAY, DEC. 8, 1919.

PROTOCOL ROW MAY MEAN NEW PEACE

WASHINGTON. Deo. 8 Competent

authorities here believe that If France 4 England carry out the threat to Invade Germany because of that nation' refusal to sign the peace treaty protocol, a new - condition will be brought about which -will necessitate the writing of a new treaty between ; Germany and the allied and associated powers. - The United States, according to the best sources of Information here tonight, will take no part In a further military Invasion of Germany unless specifically ordered to do so by the president. The general staff holds that MajorQeneral Henry T. Allen, now In command of 20,000 American troops in the Ooblenz sector, is under the Jurisdiction of Marshal Foch only "sentimentally,' and that all orders to General Allen go to him direct from the United States government and not through French general headquarters. It is the understanding here that Assistant Secretary of State Frank Polk, chairman of the American peace delegation in Paris, was Instructed to remain in the - French Capital until Dec. '10, on which date the time limit for the signing of the protocol will expire, to provide against

contingencies which might arise with respect to the American army If

francs ana England begin an invasion.

CenterxnUe Parents Meet Tuesday Evening C ENTER VILLE, Ind., Dec, 8. The Tn I.Taaphnm' association Will hold

a special meeting Tuesday evening at mrtnn tiiiiirilnfl?. time 7:30. Charles

Jordan of Richmond, and Prof. Cobe-

les of Ohio, will speak on "How to have a Consolidated High School." nvanmn. nnt onlv teachers and Bar

ents, but all Interested in a better

school In this place, are urged to oe present. This association means much to this town and le planning to better the conditions of the school by giving the child every advantage that may be gained by attending the larger high schools. FAMOUS FRENCH ARTIST DEAD M. Alfred Philippe Roll, one of the most widely .known French painters of the modern school, and president of the Societe Natlonale des Beaux-Arts, died in Paris recently. M. Roll, who was born In Parts in 1847, first exhibited at the Salon In 1870, and his works continued to be shown there until the last few years. His "Oreve des Mlneurs," now La the Valenciennes museum, which he painted in 1880, placed him In the front rank of French painters. RolTs works, the majority of which are open air studies, are to be found in a number of museums in France, as well as at Geneva and Luxemburg.

He also executed a large number of

.portraits and pastels.

Hood Reserve Men Hay Get Victory Buttons Now A supply of Victory buttons has been received at the navy recruiting station in Indianapolis for distribution to all men of the naval service who did active duty during the war with Germany. ' Any man in Richmond or vicinity

who has been discharged from the navy with an honorable, very . good.

good, ordinary, medical, or purcnase discharge, can obtain a button by presenting his discharge at the navy recruiting station, at Eighth and Main streets. Men in the reserve force who have been released from active duty can get a button from the commandant of the noval district where their records are kept.

Headquarters of the work In Mexico would probably be In the mountain district where educational work Is greatly needed, he said. , Jones also visited In Boston '. and Lynn, Mass., while in the Bast. - Mrs. Sylvester Jones and J. Willis Beede, another field secretary, of .the; Friends Foreign Mission - board --at-, tended a missionary conference in Centerville Monday. Beede spoke at

Friends to Appoint Mexican Education CommitteeJones Sysvester Jones, field secretary of the Friends' foreign mission board, has returned from New York City, where he spent two weeks in special work in the Latin-American survey department of -the Inter-Church World Movement headquarters. - Jones was in Philadelphia a Bhort time in conference with members of the American Friend Service Committee. He said Monday that a service committee staff for educational work in Mexico would probably be appointed early in January, following the annual meeting of the executive committee.

a conference l In Carthage, . Sunday night

TWO KILLED, TWENTY HURT, , WHEN PL A Nti RAKES CROWD CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Dec.8. Two , persons were . killed and twenty Injured, Sunday when an airplane driven by Aviator Holllngsworth swerved into a crowd at the aviation field here.

- TO BOOST WOOD. -(By Associated Ptms) CINCINNATI, O., Dec William Cooper Proctor, Cincinnati man

ufacturer. - announced his ecceptance

of. the . chairmanship of the Leonard

Wood national campaign committee:

- -NOSKE 13 OBSTREPEROUS. .

. (By Associated Press)

Dooun, uec o . jmhh uuis w m interview, with Gustav Noske. he ladetermined not to sign the protocol handed Germany by the entente, and recommended .that .the government adopt his attitude.

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For Gift-Giving

Batlfo Robes Lovely, soft, warm Robes with just enough of an appealing feminine touch to make them doubly acceptable as gifts. We have just received from the manufacturer a large assortment of choice pattern Blanket Bath Robes both in the ready-made robes and in the blanket form, ready to be made up.

The Genuine Beacon Robing, in full length models, trimmed in contrasting colors with satin bands, fancy pockets and girdles. All colors. Blanket Bath Robes (ready made) $6.50, $7.50, $10, $12, $16.50 Bath Robe Blankets (with girdle) $5.50, $6.50 Children's Blanket Bath Robes, $2.98, $3.98, $4.50

Special Showing Corduroy and Imported Japanese Kimonos and Robes.

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Furniture the Permanent Christmas Gift One great lesson of the war, as applied to holiday shopping, has been learned by a lot of us. It's this: Buy early buy carefully give useful gifts. Those who desire that their gifts shall be beautiful as well as useful will be sure to give furniture good furniture from DRUITTS.

A Kitchen Cabinet To Save Her Steps No more thoughtful remembrance could you make think how it would lighten her work! We handle the most handy cabinets made full of little conveniences that will help her so much.

A Smoking Stand With Big Humidor Would please him if he smokes. The style illustrated can be had in either oak or mahogany It represents large number of these articles that would make very serviceable gflts for smokers.

An Extensive Display of New Style Lamps If you would like to see something really attractive an ideal gift for any home come in and look at our big exhibit of floor, table and boudoir lamps. We're showing scores of styles with beautiful silk shades of various color schemes. Here you'll find a suitable gift at a moderate price. Make your selections now while the lines are complete. A small deposit will hold pieces for Christmas delivery.

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A New Bookcase For Hb Library Start building a library for father's books get him a' sectional bookcase. It's a moderately priced gift and can be enlarged upon as his library grows. .This may be had in oak or mahogany. Let us show you.

This Tea Wagon Comes in Handy In any home with Its conveniences for serving meals, and "Sis" would enjoy getting it for Christmas. With detachable trays and shelves, as shows in the cut, we feature a doxen new models.

The Ultimate Achievement of A Perfect Wrist Watch

The Waltham

THOSE who go to extremes to seek out the exclusive and original in a dainty timepiece for milady's wrist will welcome this typical Waltham masterpiece as meeting these demands perfectly. Encased In 14-karat goldfilled case handsomely engraved with broad ribbon wristlet and goldfilled clasp-it leaves nothing to be desired In a modern time-piece. Extremely light-weight; absolutely accurate 1 n time-keeping. Just one of many new styles shown for Xmas shoppers. Come In and see them.

Ghas.H. Haner Jeweler 810 Main Street

"The Store of Your Xmas Gift"

At Feltman 's

Suggestions for the Early Shoppers

Shop EarlyDuring morning hours if possible. -We close dally at 4 p. m., in the Interest of fuel conservation.

Field Mouse, all Kid Leather with leather Louis heels, plain toe priced at

$650

Brown Calf Walking Boot, all leather. Military heels, long receding toe

$850

Xmas Slippers for "At Ease" Hours When you slip your feet Into these slippers, you have visions of many enjoyable evenings by the fireside. Only a person who has ever possessed a pair of these felt slippers, can appreciate what "solid comfort" really means.

"COMFY" SLIPPERS of felt in colors of grey, brown, blue, taupe, lavendar and navy; prices ranging from $1.50 to $2.50

MEN'S COMFY SLIPPERS in colors of grey, brown, blue, at prices from $1.50 to $2.50 LADIES' BLACK KID Boudior Slippers at the old price of $2.00

MEN'S ALL LEATHER Slipper, dark brown or Black, high or low priced at $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 and $3.25

Remember No matter where you shop Shop Early During the morning hours if possible as all stores open at 8: 30 a. m. and close at 4 p. m.

Feltman 's Shoe Store

Indiana's Largest Shoe Dealers

14 STORES

724 MAIN 8T.

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Friday, Dec. 12th Saturday, Dec. 13th

In addition to our present stocks of Fur Garments, we have arranged for a special showing of over $50,000 worth of Fur Garments of the celebrated "Marks" manufacture. It will be a collection of Fur Coats, Fur Coatees, Stoles, Capes, Scarfs, Muffs, Sets, and Children's Furs All at Special Christmas Discount Prices Remzmber the days, Friday and Saturday

LEE B. NUSBAUM COMPANY