Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 171, 27 May 1920 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1920.

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SHORTAGES HOLDING UP BUILDING WORK OF CONTRACTORS " Shortage of labor, delay in shipments of equipment and bad weather have united In delaying construction of several buildings in Richmond. ' Active operations in the new factory building of the Adam H. Bartel company on South Eighth and B streets, will not be started until Aug. 1, according to A. H. Bartel, president. Exterior construction has been completed. Interior construction and installation of machinery and other equipment prevents operation. The railroad strike and delays in shipping have slightly halted other buildings. The first "heat" in the new foundry building of the Swayne-Rob-inson company has been delayed because of non-arrival of important equipment. The Himes Dairy building on South Sixth street, is also held up. Oarage Walls Built. Outer walls on the Manlove and Wilson garage on South Seventh street have been built. Contractors in charge will not predict how soon building will be completed. Work on the Romey furniture building on Main street is behind schedule. Labor shortage and difficulty of obtaining materials are causes. Rapid progress is being made on the Webb-Coleman garage on North Ninth street. A huge steam shovel is being used for excavation work. The Hoffman Construction company has charge of the work. This construction company is the same that is building the Romey building and which has built the Stelnhart building on North Tenth.

Sacred Concert Planned By East Main Friends For Services on Sunday Night A sacred concert will be given in the East Main Street Friends church Sunday night. May 30, at 7:30 p. m. The following program has been announced: Piano prelude, Fourth Barcarolle (Godard), Mrs. Glenn S. Dennis; America (Henry Carey), choir and congregation; prayer, by Pastor; "Unfold, Ye Portals" from "The Redemption" (Charles Gounod), choir; "The Haven of Rest-for-Aye" (William Lester), choir; baritone solo, Mr. Roy Parshall; The Shadows of the Evening Hours (O. Barri) (Shelley), male chorus; baritone solo, Mr. Ray Parshell; The Angel (A. Rubinstein), ladies' chorus; The Silent Sea (W. H. Neidlinger), choir; soprano solo, Mrs. Emma Hadley; The Lord is My Shepherd (Koschet), choir; Ave Maria (Schubert), cello slo. Miss Catherine Gates, piano accompanist, Miss Frances Owens; Heaven is Not Far Away (Alfred Wooler), choir, soprano solo, Mrs. Emma Hadley; A Dream of Paradise (Gray), tenor solo, Mr. Thomas P. Wilson, Y. M. C. A., City; piano

accompanist, Mrs. Thomas P. Wilson; Abide With Me (Lysberg), mixed quartette, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn S. Dennis. Mrs. Jesse Parshall, Mr. Roy Parshall; The Spirit in Our Hearts (Harry Rowe Shelley), choir; baritone solo, Mr. Roy Parshall; Sleep, Baby, Sleep (Cradle Song) (Ernest E. Reid; piano solo, Ernest E. Reid; offertory, "The Two Larks" (Leschetitzky), piano solo Mrs. Glenn S. Dennis; As Now the Sun's Declining Rays (Mark Andrews) choir; Battle Hymn of the Republic (words by Julia Ward Howe), choir and congregation; benediction, by pastor. Ernest E. Reid, choir director, Mrs. Glenn S. Dennis, pianist.

Richmond Lags in School Centers, Says Sage Report Richmond has a school center for every 22,324 persons of its population according to a report just issued by the Russell Sage Foundation through its Department of Recreation. How this city compares with some other municipalities of the state in respect to the plentifulness with which these neighborhood meeting-places are provided for popular use is shown by

j the following figures. The number in

eacn case indicates now many people

would have to be accommodated by a single center if everybody in town attended a center the same evening. Here they are: Columbus, Ind., 4,406; East Chicago, Ind., 6,366; Fort Wayne, Ind., 5,812; Whiting, Ind., 6,587. The total number of centers listed in the report, .which is called "The School Center Gazette," is 667 and

they were reported by 107 cities rep

resenting 26 states, Alaska and the District of Columbia. Clarence Arthur

Perry, the compiler of the report, be

lieves that it includes practically all of the cities which have real school center systems.

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German Firm Tries Sale Of Products in Richmond Germany's effort to re-enter foreign markets was illustrated here Thursday when the Richmond Light, Heat and power company received a letter from Carl Bamberg, owner of a mechanical and optical works in Berlin, offering the sale of a "gas pressure writer" and "gas-gauger". The letter says that delivery can be made "immediately after receipt off your order and the payment." The description of the machines is in English, as i3 also the letter offering its sale.

Says Cheaper Shoes Will Be Sold by Next Winter WASHINGTON', May 27. Lower f.boe prices late next winter and spring were predicted by Edward A. Brand, Secretary of the Tanners' Council of the United States, testifying before a Senate committee of inquiry. Tanners and manufacturers believe prices will fall by that time, Mr. Brand raid, because of the recent decline in leather prices. This decline could not sooner be reflected in shoe costs, he paid, because shoes are made up far in advance of the season in which they are offered on the market.

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If you are growing hard of hearing and fear Catarrhal Deafness, or if you have roaring, rumbling, hissing noises in your ears, go to your druggist and get 1 ounce of Parmint (double strength) and add to it pint of hot water and a little granulated sugar. Take 1 teaspoonful four times a day. This will often bring quick relief from the distressing head noises, flogged nostrils should open, breathing become easy and the mucous stop dropping into the throat. It is easy to prepare, costs little and is pleasant to take. Anyone who is threatened with Catarrhal Deafness or who has head noises should give this prescription a trial. advertisement.

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A STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT!!

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THE BIGGEST, THE BOLDEST, THE MOST IMPORTANT STEP THAT HAS EVER BEEN TAKEN IN RICHMOND TO BRING DOWN THE COST OF WOMEN'S CLOTHING Sale Starts Tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. Fehr's Style Shop has always undersold. Our business was built up quickly because we give the women of Richmond correct styles in better materials for less money than they could get elsewhere. Our policy from the beginning of this business has been to KEEP PRICES DOWN, and we have and will be the pioneers in that direction. This is not just a sale, but an epoch-making event that only Fehr's would have courage to feature in face of present market conditions. We are. making a serious sacrifice when we offer' any SUIT. COAT, DRESS or any other article at prices 'way below their cost to us. Our stock is too large; we must sacrifice, and hope that sales like this will influence a break In present market conditions. It is. therefore, necessary for every woman to stand behind us in this movement. You are as much interested as we are; in fact, more so, and if a step like this is appreciated then every woman within fifty miles of Richmond ought to come and buy their earmenV at FEHR'S TOMORROW. y 1 garment

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Gifts for Graduates An elegant gift assortment, including Arts and Crafts Jewelry, many pretty Art Novelties and Appropriate Cards and Folders. RICHMOND ART STORE

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