Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 209, 12 July 1920 — Page 4

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SyNrTOLEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., MONDAY, JULY 12, lyzu.

oGiety

jr-ROsr-Msfy, w -westcutr- Place,

will go to CTffifc Mlcn:rT3il3-VCJKtO

Mr. AP4 AJrs. Mert.e. Brown and small son ar spending -their vacation' at CrooXeJJJale.",- ---?- ." " Miss Maria Connerton left Saturday fo-4Hattof-eaobi Portland, Mich,, to epenhee'-weelE8.' --i -V- ' MW-Jette'"-Kranier, East Main

street; hss-aa -ner guest- Miss Peggie

TCtrafc, -of-Burlington-, vt.

??7rftyr&G&rteamv and da ugh-

were used profusely about the house, ters, Martha and Thelma, of Clncliw

Tjit In the afternoon & luncheon -Waa natu u.. nave returnea -nome aneiM

served by- the hostess to city guems. rspenamg tne- weeicena wrar -relatives

At a" beautiful summer, pajrfy gifn Moaday afternoon, by .Mjs.B.en. Bartel aUier froma. on - youth ..Eighteenth SAraat..' tha-engagement of Miss Florence Bartel, laagb.ter..of Mr. aud. Iklxs. .A dgrnITatteU .-Soath - Slztcnt h street? end-SJUllam A. Jacobs, ol Bjrnhjan

The -wedding wflr.be an event of early

Septembers Miss- Bartel is an accomplished pi&riist and is an alumna of Ward Belmont College, Nashville,

Tenn. Mr4: Jacobs Is" an attorney Trr

Birmingham. ' - '" The announcement Is made of the engagement of MJsB-'Cora- "Llchtenfels, of tbe Wayne Apartments, to Albert RyanV or-MlddleoW, O," The wedding will b an veB of his month. A few close friends" of. Mrs. Julian Cates, formerly a resident of this, ciix. now or 'Florida, were entertained-In

her honor by Mrs.' Walter Etogle, Mon

cay aiternoon t ner aparcmem in xne Pelham, North Thirteenth street. The afternoon was spent playing bridge.

Among- those who ep-ewt -Sunday in

Court, Mss Gertrude WIltams, South

lorteenyv. Btreet, mibb- tieien ttui, Mifts Dorothy Black and Mils Virginia Burr, all Tf Detroit, Mich., formed A

picnlo party In" the Glen Saturday!

afternodhr ' Mrs. Galen Lamb and Mrs. Jeanette Moorman of East 'Main' street, will leave "Wednesday fOf" Atlantic

rClty andTothef "easfetn" pOlfltsT where 1th fur Will. spend Wia. remainder of the"

summer. - . . ' Mr. ' and Mrs. Aaron Wogaman, north of Boston, hadas their guests Sunday,' Mrs. "Frank. Cllne and daughter, -of- Ortandr, ta., Mrs. Morris

Bradfield, of Cleveland, O., and Mr.

Cincinnati were Mlsfi Esther TfTeldTtt 'HrsT J." A. "Crownfof Xenia, O.

MIsb Helen Jessup. Miss Helen Mc-

Whlnney,' "Miss Helen - Berattage, Mlsa Miriam Jordan, Miss Josephine Hiatt,,

Miss Mary ' Rinehart, Misst Katlttyiilr;a(jv

Binaiey,' miss uertruae juggiesion,

Ml.. T7 11. TTI11 111 A.

Mrs. Clara1 McWhinney. and Mrs, q. xaa , Tr Tu rTq w raiA t wTs1f' imulls "hi' tin ew l etnals-; ine first

' A surprise party was gives Clarence Moore Sunday at WsJMano neafBoston, whejr. a few THelwls brought a plcnio Nainner and spent the day. Those present were Mr, and Mrs. CJarence Moore, Mr. antfkMr.XaineV Bfch ner, Mr. andN&rsVL A.J0di(w1lyad

family, Mr; and Mrs. McKlnmley Tay-

toS? MVrart-raS Show M,ut? Tuesday- afternoon.

Moore tula Tay.irT'tiitd-Mi-s.' JJtiBcli end" family, Mr. and Mrs: Bemwtt

Meore 'Mr.' ft M r-G pfirr V

Mr? anfl ' OTtbt ""Wettiertwi1," "w

Moore,- - Roy - NeceBPary and Thomas Barker.

Mr.l and .Mrs. J. Clinton Browjie

South Tenth street, have returned

from New York, where they have been

Spending their wedding trip. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Nicholson Johnson, nee Miss Mary Evans, have returned from their wedding trip and are in their new home on South -fill teenth street. They will be at hometo their friends after August 1. Mr. and Mrs. Oakley M. Hall, nee Miss Jesse Sands, of San Francisco, Cal., are the parents of a son. Mr. nnd Mrs. Georsre Evans, Miss

Edith Evans and Mr. and Mrs. Roerti

Barrett Evans motored from jndiaiinnolis Sundav and were the guests of

Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson, North Eleventh street. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Arnett and daughters, Kathryn and Gladys, and Miss Isabella Ayres, left Monday for a. two weeks motor trip through" the East. Miss Conda Haworth is the guest of her sister in Cleves, 0. Mrs. Wilbur Hibberd and children, of South Sixteenth street, and Mt. Ray K. Shively and daughters, Jean

HOWARD A. fiJOORE, Tailor Dry Cleaning and Pressing Altering, repairing and refrhlng""of Ladles' and Men's garments" 'specialty Our pressing is all done by hand work, delivered promptly and guaranteed. 921 Main St. Over Bartel & Rone's

9a RQoeaa sio

ters will be entitled to cast the' ballot for president. Figures -eomptfed-'HbJr

ittte TTatloliarwoman'ffarry'TfofH' the! k.a."-" - . r T"" -.. - .: 1

here. J..

Miss Mary Rinehart, of Washington" aeeout-h jdiena-andt-bas been

estimated that at least S.WMMW'-ehewld

ee-'-takea frora- eawr -tian 6n -this

"-Tie-rollowing table shows the male andfemele-otrfl- by -states : Females' Males 2i;&.over 21 &.xiver

Rev. "and Mrs".9bwarbrTTrown and

family were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Charles', Wernle

to be held Saturday evening, July 24,

a rfolrmebwrg-this' seced,l-Saturday, -AgHBt-7t atvFonntam-City;- and the

Wrdr-Saturtty.AwgiMt-l at Hol-

lansburg. The programs will appear later. Mrs. Benjamin Gehr, 400 South

Fourteenth""street, will" be hostess for

--MlSS- -Gertrude- Eggleston, South

TweUih Btreet, will be hostess for the Ornla. -Alelaa . club. .Tuesday evening. "TJITs. "R.,,,C. TWmtOrrTW10Tiah-ftoad

. . . . , . -. V - - Women Voters' League

v-lf full uJtrage iiy- -giatd to Wie woineBf -voters vof the' fTnite'd 'States prior' tothe"vember'el&t!ofisap-

rWEHHO LYNCHED BY MOB - -

wnoicent;--ewpi-6yer says DURHAM, N. C, TnlT tfcL Roach, the negro "who was taken from mo PurBun I'uuiuy -jan mnv TrwiuusBay

proxtnA.at.eJy 25.OJO.0Q0 additional yo- ui w lilts

1920 census estimates show Jhat, therel terooeh wfeek Hle-H4me-ia-ega to1

are 28,883,568" wftmen over "21 "years in

tfee United-Stat es-tthd that'tJsBrnnale

population in the same class sr-9

77,6.w-Tfiese Bore- do"ot''take

Alabama -,552,154: Arizona .S,28 Arkansas 387,193 QaUfornla 33824 Colorado 234,767 Connecticut ...... MS.W DelawareT. ..., 64-,W Florida v 1M.B53 Georgia 674,463 Idaho -76,T9fr Illinois 1,72,240 Indiana 847,723 Iowa e64,8

Kansas 482,827 KeTrttreky ........ r3r;731

Louisiana Kaine

Maryland Massachugsetts Michigan v . Mrfttiesota. Missip-pi. .......

m tIt)trbt"B bout Ittlratr when Mr. and rsrtmlk(3r"-i!et-Barr-fcrf Italy this moTtth;'-ttie -hoar 6fl which TH6y sail wittrurtf -about and -taker theni; wot to'Itahr. trot btrsr&ht 'rn-T,!-

and lynched jnTk churchyard neafVtox-j 0"oTnwo""thtns'-rrn:ertain.'',Tnth-er

charge of having attacked a 13-year-i

cm.v-cmg't-'Nle'jreer.' con-

trfttOT-er wnoiaa -ReeW-worked. The"rp1ginBnT3 havrbeenTnixerronV falrv'sl

1 2t) ry&cr &&rvr 'eJie'-tTiepaInter

hesHS Teer 4eeMrtl ina. trhe&fitfl.le

mekK weed -thtelghowt "TBesaay-af-l

have been committed. andd4M'-fiot

lay tbff contretloK' camp wbete he waa -intdoye4 jufftil. 5i40 it. m.- -.Ttie asaultia...sald. tjaubaxe -ofcuxred between 2:30 and 3 o'clock.

Art World

west, -will entertain the A; N. C. club Tuesday at p. m. "

The Degree - of Honor will meet

Tuesday evening in Vaughn hall. Mrs. Clarence Kramer, 1402 Main street, will entertain the Woman's Home Missionary society of the Grace M. E. church Tuesday afternoon, at which timenoffioers.will be -eleoted. "' MiSs- Agatha Phelps, North Thlrteenbb. BtEoathas returned home after spending two weeks In Indianapolis with her sister, Mrs. Mary Swan. "Mr. and Mrs. Martin Carrol, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carroll, spent Sunflay In Day-con.' " - f

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Evans, South

Eighth'reer,vhav.-a'9 helr - guests,

Mrs. John Dickerson of Convoy, O., and Mrs. George Irland of Monroe-ville.

Corsets are believed to have had their beginning in stiffened bands of cloth that Grecian and Roman women wound around their bodies.

LET 0. D. BULLERDICK have your Kentucky Coal Order

Montana

Nevada New Hamp. New Jersey

aw Mexico

ew Ybfk

N.' CaroMha

21S.3C? 403.200 1.11.9,3.3 864,636 663,652 454,235 9S5.1G3 0,915 397,844 -19,934 1.9Q3 810,924 3.03-5,2?3

x 664Uir

.81,051

434,82-f

1,012,397

300,64ff

67,887-, 23,195 68a.61ff 122,863 1,917,182 904,434 729,872 455,919 258,727 403,908 L123.665 -.957,876 706,669 468,953 1,070,062 -lYb.Olf 888,626 44,026

149,668 851,702 113,637

3,119,773

INDIANAPOLIS, .lD4..Wuy .12

When. Vjliam inlley -Foulke of .Rich

mond made Diana- for-- a- -soiourn in

Ita'ly-he washed fo have others- enjor

ntfr art -collection during his absence,

bo he arranged for the: exhibit Ion- of-

I a part of his pictures at the Jbn Hr-1 i ron -art Institute h,. hlrBrtnr.nrnwn-i

was jnyjiea. o see yie w.osis -oi rt lit

7CTdTutN-'DJyThe'wafra'-'bf- sdniy teagl-J position, one in the Pitt gallery, in mri rthlte,cr.-wnrit-Wasvrmm TiHtnel FIoTen"c'e.'amlthe "fttlret -In Ia.Na.

Mr, FouUte's- home-in order to selecf

such ieijigs. -.as- he wlsh.edtp- display in the galleries. As a result 36prat' Ings and a.Iew pieces ol ancient armor a-re now on exhibition- 'in be 'large easrailery oft" tneupper floor. With' 61ie or two.fciCeptidlitHe pictures are tfU eYample Brifrtpe'aif 'arL afiu Tof the nYosl tfartr' oTthe' 'earire:- schools' Nearly alirTh'e pictures T5aVe been 'fiblI6ctedby Mf. Foulfte-lnUistr'avelsr IhCluded W the Collection ' a're' "paihtlilgCelthe ofigfnals bf tarTthfUT cot5tesr ffbm naty'; fraiflT'FtanCeT-HoIland; Englari4rGermany, polaHoT Denlriatk, Me-SlcoV w'.,, The only picture by an American

artist r?r a tSorTraTt 6T Mr. "FouTke's-U

graffddaghterrjanet "Urlet 'painted "by

Mary "Fdofe "of tTeWtofk. "THTs-por

th-5 m6st a'flractlve thThga JlTtntoi:

pajerrerTnnhrtilcrnYB "th MTrt:rn.

J gnm'tappeaTs 13tirnri)etween numHtfrln

ttuu laKea tangie-TJT n7Twerv"TOr" a protecting stone wall separated ItTTPm the waters eage; toTEe back of It 111B lAuUmailLS lift 'a'flnOHf tffirnHriilU'ii.

lar sides lo the sky 4'hr-ouKh' mista thatJ

veil thejrr-witte-paie intB-o'- pwrple and I

...uB.j.. . ,mmu Bi8tOBa anil gTflme

N Iwll&.-Rn4 flo,wf r-bqrdereA natha Beem

I L M . .

in" pare Qi me nouse that it itt dtrr -

Li cult to -thlPk of one without the othfer.iJSi,

v v,yi-.usr b jannut auij surroy au but the groups Ql .o.14 yew ree that

PQK1 sfeyward. -To Jive In that spot

Aor-nearly a yeari What poems wllf

air. i'puine. be-sending us - - , A Bit of Realism. An example of- realistic-child por-trarrure,-wlrt(?h-Tippral--to 'mtmy -for

its- irreiiKe-nuantr and ''Its-' -Mrtllfur

nanoimg yT -ffetartl, "ts- "Ttrb Picture

5oeK-'Dy-Jan5inky, ti Polish "artlaf

TTotfargallery ltfXondorf, repr?ntlng lUeTtfa'tfonn-drafid ChlYd wlth'SpCath-erTtahtl-fhe tltfle'-St: "Ton: TBIb

fwa8a'tavlrffe group in early" religious

painting. The aTfaneeWent drthaT-

areVis BtrrklhgiyIike''Qiat-in the Na4

nanarairery Tininr k :: - -The 'pieces of armor include a breast-phiter a backplate and"8 hehnet,sald to MYb Deen worn id"thevPoppen-

helmer regiment during the 30ear8'

N, Dakota 134,646

-Ohf

Oklahoma , . . Oregon r. ... FBHnByivanla

l,B3,TTf 185055 2,3SS,408 " 183,030 378,353 147,605

Rhode Island

S. Carolina S. Dakota

Tennessee 596,648 Texas 972,639 Utah... ....... -94,801

Vermont 117,571

-.56,1344.

190.890 l.S2;56o 41rl,268

i cot nr. t o tr& r;

.. i n vW "n .u rv ui

-irgtpia

5JO.320

Washington 30o,449

W. Virginia Wiscons-in . Wyoming .

313,465 672,272 31,724

179,834

368,046 195,189 607,6.68 1,103,357 114,115 124,506 575,533 4?o,594 371,249 751,743 69,501

Te"ction"

Picture of Hia Villa

Another picture wnrSh' BeTffrs a per

sonal message -iBa; large 'waters color landscape, "Villa of the Marquis "Bru

Lugano," pamtea Dy an

and bought in ID14. This

villa in the north of Italy has been leased by Mr. Foulke until next springUpon looking at the picture there Is mi

Helps

Weak Eyes

worW's fjif-hi CTilcargmirl8!JS: - 4 Sore

wrren'flir.-Fcfdllte-"Was-in-Berlin in 189u-lw discovwech'air-oM

rank -shoTr Fronr rfie "nery-Tacr tna

ine canvas was In bad shape- and irad ben'orked-over ' tr ttoffcrt"-Kr

too -n to an'expert' who 'was "employed -with- the- prlfitfDar &lWtnrJn

- jni . . ' . . -

-i.ne experriaeTraflea n"ars"be-

Berlhr

did bo because of "the texture of the

original thmv aw,- whleh' w-pecullar to this scho.ol. A econQ canvas had been pasted -undf-.tIla-orlglDal, worn one. .This old picture Is said to be

CHAIR- PUSHER8 ON STRIKE - ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. July It Six

hundred, members of "the-Chair Push

ers' union struck Saturday, causing a N

tleup-of the roller-chalr tralfic on the 1

boardwalk. Two strikers - were ar

rested for disorderly -conduct The

ftoea-demand -60 cents instead of 25

cpnts an hour, ,

Sharpens Vision

Eyes

Bon-Opto pves 6kVTe,l1eTto fm-flaieti,--acbing,-itchingr, burning, Work-U-anedahd waerjr eyes Best Vlroggta recommend nd ciarantee satis XactkMor w4H reftmiyour merirvt

6e delicious xornonthe

cob

retainecTin..

JEi

which stajr crispjximilJrc

RSEY

"Ask re-vra "sk gw&yzp grocer

TSearn the

Total

.2fW83,5t5 29,577,690

ASK FOR and GET !K!S)uiiicis7s The Original Malted fVlilk for IriTkntS andT InVaifids Avoid Imlta 1.91)3 and Substttuten

FLOWERS Consult us on the matter of Funeral Flowers and Flowers for all occasions. THE WAYNE F' OWER SHOP Phone 2614. 1031 Main St.

FOR SALE High grade used Upright Piano Mahogany Case Walter B. Tulghum 1000 irafnS. ' ' ' Phone 2275

Have you tried a bottle of the New Cook's Goldblume? Itithefeathm " Youll say so

TIRE VALUES Watch our window daily for good Tires and Tubes at rock bottom prices. Wm. F. LEE, 8 S. 7th St

HITZ For Intelligent electrical work CALL NO. 2927 COMMERCIAL 64ECTRIC SYNDICATE 23-N. 9th.-

DR. R. H. CARNES DEWJ1ST Phene -266$" Rooms 15-16 Comstock "fiuilding 1016 Main Street Open Sundays and Evenings by . . . appolntiaent. - - - '

TMEY'R

IEEE

5,000 More Bottles in Bert Williams' Joy Bundles of "Ten Little

Bottles

EACH We Ran Out of 'em Saturday But the second shipment of Bert's masterpiece, "Sealed !n Bond", arrived today, so if you were among Saturday's disappointed "Fun Thirsty", come in tomorrow. Buy your secret little treasure. Have "Ten Little Bottl&s" in your home to attack that epidemic of Gloom when it comes.

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TiSICALLY f ELrtrRYTHlN

OPP. POSTOFFICE PHONE 1655 "Eastern Indiana's Only Exclusively Complete Music House"

LOW SHOE VALUES

Ladies' Brown Calf Lace Ox

ford, 'military heel, at '". ". ..

$4.95

Ladies' Black Kid Two-Eyelet Tie, Louis heel,

Ladies' White Canvas Theo Tie

with military heel, at ,.r:;7:...r:..

$3.45

Bovven & Fivel 610 Main Street

MA iH

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JULY REDUGTIQISf SALE Down to New Low Prices that we have never had since normal times. Everything is Cheaper now. Specially priced for our July Reduction Sale.

Domestics

HOPE BLEACHED

MUSLIN, full pieces di

rect from the Lonsdale bleachery. All you want as long as our stock lasts.

45c OUTING FLANNEL, very heavy double fleec

ed, fun bleached. "UNBLEACHED MUS - r LIN, heavy weight for. LtuC 6heeting, worth 35c a yard.-- -

50c NAINSOOK, fine and

sheerr graes bleached.

50c PERCALES, full

yard wide and the best

quality, all colors.-

45c PERCALES, yard

wide but not quite so

fine in quality.

32c

29c

35c 39c 29c

Summer Voiles

19c

59c

75c

Ginghams

35c STRIPED VOILES, last season-styles but

good quality.

75c NOVELTY VOILES,

beautiful floral designs

in all colors'. - . $1 PRINTED VOILES,

rich color combinations

In exclusive designs.

1.50 GEORGETTE fQ VCTtES'," novelty designs cOC hi scroll " an3 "geoihetrical designs: - - $1.25 ORGANDY, the QfT wanted shades, full 40 OOC Inches wide-- - - $1.25 DOTTED SWISS, nr yard wide, all white, DC also-pink and, -blue stripes.

50c DRESS GINGHAMS, beautiful styles In plald3 and stripes, r 75c FINE GINGHAMS, extra width and a very fine quality. ' ' $1.25 TISSUE GINGHAMS, yard wide, new pattern, just received.

Grepes

69c LINGERIE CREPE, white, -piek and skyr85c BLUE BIRD CREPE, all the wanted colors. 75c BLUE BIRD SERPfiNTTNE all the colors, new this season.

39c 59c 85c 39c 59c 48c

White uoods

LINEN FINISH. SUITING, worth 59c In a regular way. Winfe DRES VOILE, regular 98c quality." "very fine and sheer. IMPORTED ORGANDY, extra wide and permanent finisTi.

39c 69c 95c

Bed Spreads

S2.50

$5.75

Extra Special

29c

THREAD, sold only

fo 'purchasers of other mer

chandise. '

CROCHET SPREADS

a very special bar-1

gain.' SATIN MARSEILLES SPREADS large

size, beautiful designs. SATIN SPREADS, j Af handsome designs. tuUUU worth much more than this price

Towelii

oweiins

20c QOTTON TOJVELING 122c 35c UNIOUV TOWELING.".. .25c 40c STEVENS'" yOWELING 29c

Silks HEAVY CREPE DE Ol QO CHflNE, all silk.Ol.i70 heavy weight, that has been costing $2.98 a yard. $3.0 0 GEORGETTE J- QQ CREPE, this quality bJLc0 w4s- as- high as $3.75 a yard although our price was $3.00; all colore in stock. . SATIN MESSALINE, J- qq yard- wide. ' and all i5J.yO colors tncluding navy and black, the early season's prices were $3.00 and $3.5Ct -a yard. S AYtJT C H A R- eey no MEUSE.'best quality 0.70 and all colors In stock, worth much more than our price. FANCY PLAID J- no SILKS, all the new Ol.iO color combinations" and a quality worth much more.FANCY STRIPED (- qq SILKS, satin stripes Ml0 that were-$3.50 a yard -Just a short time ago.Hosiery Reduced $1.25 SILK HOSE, black! QQ wh4te wid all colors ex- tJOt cept brown. $1.5 SILK LISLE HOSE... 98c $1.00 SILK LISLE HOSE... 79c 98c SILK -BOOT HOSE 59c 65c SILK BOOT HOSE 33c (size 9 only) House Dress Aprons Cut extra full and nicely trimmed, either light or Q-ij fQ dark colors, $ quality dXDtr Tub Silks $3.00 Quality $159 J4.Q0 Qnality $1.93 $5.00 Quality .- $2.98

JULY

SALE All

Baby

ges

Garria

Save 20 this month More than 50 styles to select from. Not only will you find here the largest showing, But the newest and daintiest of all ihafis good in baBy carts. Come in and See the Values Offered

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