Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 218, 22 July 1920 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1920.

ENGLISHMEN REGARD AMERICAN POLITICS AS "VERY BAD FORM"

. By MARY A. HENKE LONDON, July 9. American politics haa been usurping bo much of the

limelight here for the last few montns that it Is going to be rather tame to go back again to German ultimatums, war on the Turks, and society cricket matches. It Is surprising how much interest these Englishmen take in our little Job of choosing a president. They even gave more attention to the Domacratlo convention than to the Prince of Wales' train smash. And this in spite of the fact that England collectively Is backing the Republican candidate to win. As tk class Englishmen know more about our politics than we know about

theirs. They have a very good surface knowledge of American political procedure and Institutions and I imagine most of them know more of the history of the rival American candidates than they know of the man who represents their own constituency. That personal element doesn't come into English politics. No one would think of making it a. point in favor of a parliamentary candidate that his wife gave up a social position to marry him when he waa a poor and struggling young man. A man runs as a coalitionist and supports the government, or as a "wee free" and attacks it, and that is all there is to it as far as most of the voters are concerned. Britishers who attended the national conventions in the States gasped sim

ultaneously, "Thank heavens, we have

nothing like it in dear old England.'

Terribly bad form, is the way they

characterize our noisy enthusiasm for our political favorites. They are not

saying so much on this point, however,

sine the London crowds almost killed Mary and Doug in the riotous

rapture of greeting them.

A dignitary with a title, who is at present in America observing politics, has written "back home" to declare that America is a limited autocracy He holds it inconsistent with all the rules of government that the president should be one thing and congress another, and compares the position of the king, who has nothing to do, with that of the president, who seems to have a hand in everything. The choice of a presidential candidate, however, seems the crowning touch of autocracy to this British critic. That a man by the will of a few party lead

ers should leap over night from a position of obscurity to one of greatest prominence Is one fraught, in his opinion, with all the perils of monarchism. Possible action by the delegates on Ireland was waited here with interest, for England is still nervous about America's attitude toward Ireland. The "wet" and "dry" question was featured by most of the London newspapers as if it were the most essential item in the party platform. It Is Impossible to live In England for any length of time without acquiring most confused ideas about the state of prohibition in America. Almost

daily some newspaper comes out with news of broken laws, appeals and modifications of the "dry" law, but one searches American papers for this same news in vain. As neither of the American candidates has taken an important stand on foreign relations, the matter everybody here is most interested in is yet as obscure as ever. There is a general tone-, of confidence though, that any American president will do the right thing by the former allies of the United States. As one London Journalist said recently, "We don't want an Anglophile president, but a president who will best represent the American people and look after their essential

interests. The man who is famed for J

his one hundred per cent Americanism will be In a freer position to show his friendship for England."

Indiana Brevities

COLUMBUS The Cohrmbus Farmers' Auto Sales Co., was organized here with a capital stock, of $90,000. Albert C: Miller, of Edinborough, is president. ANDERSON Martha St. John 3, daughter of Clifford St. Jbhn and wife, of Muncie, Is dead of injuries received

when she was struck by an auto

mobile.

SHELBYVILLE A delegation of

Shelby county Republicans will attend

the Harding notification exercises. FT. WAYNE Franklin G. Shie. 3$

Is in serious condition as the result of being struck and partly paralyzed by

a bolt of lightning.

LEBANON.l Ind. Eugene Stanley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Stanley, living one mile north of Pittsboro, who was brought to a hospital here Monday

with his left arm severed at the elbow and his right hand hanging by a liga

ment, as the result of having Been

run over by a reaper, was in a critical

condition today.

JUGO-SLAVIAN CABINET

SUBMITS RESIGNATION (By Associated Press) BELGRADE, Jugo. Slavla, July 22.

The cabinet of Premier vennitcu

haa submitted its resignation to tne

Prinoe regent as a result of the chamber's refusal to vote confidence In

the ministry yesterday when a ques

tion arose on the amtuae oi mu government with regard to the selection of teachers.

UONDON. Eng. Probably the oldest

coroner in the world is J. C. Malcolm, of Leeds, who has held the office since

1S76. He has conauctea so,uuu iu ouests: one on the body of the notorl

cus Charles Peace after the execution

at Armley Gaol.

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Every day is bargain day at these Loom End Sales that really save you money. It's your opportunity. BUY NOW

!5c Serpentine Crepes, new patterns; Sale price yd. 49 69c fast colored Romper Cloths; Sale price, yd. 39 35c fancy plaid Dress Ginghams; sale price, OQ per yard -OU $5.00 Silk TuBaah, for Skirts; Sale price $3.98

Remnants of 45c Hope Muslin from 1 to 10 yds.; Loom End Sale price, yd. .-29 Remnants of 38c Bleached Muslin from 1 to 10 yards; Sale price, yd 25 Remnants of 50c yard wide Percales from 1 to 8 yards; Sale price, yd 19J

85c to $1.00 Printed Wash Voiles, 40 inches wide; Sale price, yard 39t

35c Linen Crash; Loom End Sale, yd.

19c

$3.50 best 40-ln. all Silk Georgette Crepes; Sale price, per yard 82.39 Remnants of Calicoes in 6hort lengths, at, each ..2

Bundles of short remnants, twelve remnants to bundle, matched pieces; O sale, bundle muL '9-4 Seamless Sheeting in unbleached only; Loom JQEnd Sale, yard OtC j 50c best yard-wide Percales; Loom End Sale, QP yard OuC

Floor Coverings, Beds and Mattresses

$40 Heavy Brussels Rugs, 9x12; sale COQ QQ price J)AiiO.0 $5.00 value in Sample Axminster Rugs, size (Io QQ 27x54 in. Sale price $a0

6x9 Heavy Grass (J4 QQ Rugs; sale price.. P"1'0

$5 nickle-trimmed, guaranteed Carpet Sweeper; Loom End Sale J0 QQ price Pi.0 $9.00 Sagless Bed (P QQ Springs, full size. tpO.0

$1.25 Washable Rag '7Q Rugs, sale price iJs $1.75 Wool Ingrain Carpet, matched free (J- Sp sale price, yard. . . vi.a-iD

9x12 Congoleum Rugs in sec

onds ; Loom End Sale . .

$12.98

$15.00 special Felt Mattress, full size; sale C?" "I QQ price vJLJL.IO

$60.00 extra heavy Axminster eale price . $48.98 $4.00 Velvet Rugs, (Jey QQ 37x54 in.; sale. . . . 0iO $45 extra heavy 9x12 Rugs, seamless QQ1 QQ sale price VJtI:.0

JUST CONSIDER THESE PRICES

Two big groups of Georgette Waists, every one in stock

included, all colors, all sizes,

two big lots $3.00 and ....

$4.95

Here is an excellent value. Ladies' coutil Corsets, bought as a special value for this Sale, only SI. 29 A. big sale of Voile Dresses An exceptional purchase enables U3 to sell these good

Voile Dresses at

one price; choice

.$4.85

Ladies' Vests at old ir. time prices; sale.... Xtll

Ladies' Union Suits You will make money by buying these. Lace or tight knee, sizes 36 to 44; they are worth at least 65c; ACkf Loom End Sale frUC One of the biggest values of the sale Ladies' searaedback Lisle Hose, high spliced

heel, black, brown, white;

worth 65c today; sale

45c

One lot Silk Crepe de Chine y.8: $2.00 Envelope Chemise, values to $2.25, lace or embroidery trimmed; Sale .-S1.39 Ladies' Silk Hose, seamed back, all colors; the same hose we have been selling this spring for $1.39; QQ,, Loom End Sale Ouk Children's colored top Sox, 25c grade; Sale 23

Ladies' pink Crepe Bloomers, $1.00 value; Loom End Sale 76t One lot Corset Covers at before the war prices; special for Sale 22 Ladles' light or dark Percale Cover-All Aprons, a big assortment of styles for the Bale. And look at the price n'y -81.65 Ladies' ribbed top outsize Hose in black and white, a good 39c value; Sale...25

Men's Black Sox. sizes 10,

10, 11; Loom End Sale price, pair

15c

Big Bargains in Our Store for Men

Men's Dress Straw Hats. $3 regular price; Loom End Sale price GJO A Q only 2Li,lkV One lot of Men's Silk Stripe Shirts, big selection of patterns, especially priced during Loom End &A ?Q Sale at iP.O J Men's Mesh Union Suits, white or ecru, short sleeves, ankle length, sizes 34 to 46: Loom End Sale Q- 1 r price, suit pJL.xO Men's Plaid Overall Jackets, sizes 36 to 44; Q-t PQ special during sale tpl.ttJJ

10 dozen Men's Dress Shirts, all sizes, $1.50 - r grade; sale ).XJ One lot Boys' Suits, up-to-date patterns, Qff sizes 7 to 16; sale. tptl.IJ Men's Knit Union Suits, white only, short sleeve, ankle length, sizes 34 QQ to 46; sale OC Men's Khaki Trousers. lirrM or dark; all sizes; J0 fTf? sale Jai. DJ Men's Ties, 75c values, new asrr ...50c

Men's dark and light Chambray Work Shirts, sizes 14 to 16 -j r sale vA.xtl Boys' Sport Blouses, plain or fancy, sizes 6 to KQ 15; sale OtC

Boys' Knit Union Suits,

white only, sizes 4 to 14,

short sleeve, knee length; 6ale

55c

Suit Cases, tan only, 24-inch sizes, deep case, $2.00 value: Loom End Sale Q" Q price I.Ocl Boys' Stripe Cottonade and Khaki Trousers, most all

sizes; very special during

Loom End Sale at

$1.19

Boys' plain blue Chambray and colored stripe - Sport Blouses, most all sizes; very special during - Q

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It's a Bi Special Ladies' One-Strap low heel Comfort Slippers, a cured for tired flQ Q feet; sale 4)i)U Ladies' Solid Leather Cloth Top Kid Shoe, Cuban heel, a very dressy shoe, Jg One lot Ladies' White Lace Shoes QQ close at tpA.tO Ladies' Black Kid Boudoir Slippers, QQ sale PJL.O Boys Suction Sole Athletic Shoe 10 price P"v)tl

sale at

g Sale in Ladies' brown Suede Lace Oxford. Louis heel, Utz and Dunn $11 grade, not all sizes; Loom End (JJ Qff Sale OO.OO Ladles' Beaver Brown Kid Lace High Shoe, 9-inch top, Louis heel; most all sizes; our $10 shoe; Gift price pO.Jtl Choice of any Pump or TwoEyelet Tie in black that sold from $8 to $10; -I p sale iJO.JLJ Special Ladies' low rubber heel hand - turned Nurses' Comfort Shoe3 for Qyf QC tender feet; 6ale.. Px.OO

Men's good quality Work Trousers, dark stripes, sizes

32 to 42 waist; very special

during sale at ,

$2.89

Our Shoe Dep't

Hood Amy Duck Rubber

Sole Work Shoe, built like an

auto tire; price

$2.98

Men's Outing Style Shoe, solid leather;

less than a year ago; eale

Work price

$2.98

Men's Brown Lace Shoe, narrow or medium toe, all sizes, new stock; Q4 QfT

Loom End Sale.

Ladies' Low Heel C!oth Top Shoe, heavy sole and the sale price Q

Extra Having so few Men's Low Shoes to offer at this sale, we will give a discount of 10 on all Men's Beacon Shoes, all styles, all grades. This includes all of our Fall Shoes, which are now in. Do not fail to take advantage of this exceptional offer. This makes our prices fully 20 less than others. Special One lot of Ladies' Patent and Gun Metal But

ton and Lace Shoes, sizes 2

to 5; values to f 0.00; price

$3.00

Boys' Black Tennis 'TQf Oxfords, price i vv

Big Reductions on Useful Items

Aluminum Percolator Coffee

Pot, $2 value; sale

$1.69

Quart Mason fruit Loom End Sale price, per dozen

cans; 89c

A trood. heavy four-sewed

broom and handle; Loom End Sale...

59c

Plain Stoneware Slop Jar

with bail and lid; Loom End Sale..,

89c

$1.29

Galvanized No. 8 Wash Boil

er, with lid; sale

, Large size Wizard Oil Floor Mop and handle; QQ Loom End Sale OtC 1-Burner Steel Oven, tinlined (-1 QQ sale Pi-0

-bushel Split Market Bas

ket with 2 handles; Loom End Sale....

10c

Fancy Market Basket in several styles; Loom 1Q

-tUK,

End Sale

Cut Glass Individual Salts, 3 patterns; Loom End Sale price OI

Large size White Enamel or

Semi-Porcelain Ofirt

... OOK,

Pint Mason fruit cans End Sale price, per dozen

Loom 79c

Chamber, sale

each

Plain White Dinner 1 O Plates; sale, each J.aiC

Favorite Open Washing Machine with adjustable bot

tom; Loom End Sale price

$7.19

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