Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 266, 17 September 1920 — Page 2

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THlfi KiCHMQND PALLADIUM ANAJ SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND, INI), FftlDAY, SEPT. 17, 1920.

TAG6 ART UNDER DRY BAN; LEAGUERS MUST FIGHT-S. NICHOLSON

"WASHINGTON, Sept 17.Offlclals of the Anti-Saloon League here today made public an Incomplete list of can

didates for Congress against whom they

will wage battle because of the candidates'poattloa. on prohibition. . Wayne B. Wheeler, general counsel of the .league. In announcing the list declared' the league' policy to be that

every candidate not recorded as fav

orable to rigid enforcement would be fought "to the finish." Thomas Taggart, Democrat, who is opposing Senator James E. Watson, Republican, in Indiana, was - among

those named. Mr Wheeler declared it was "imperative" to defeat Taggart

and re-elect Watson. Frank Willis Favored. Former Governor Frank B. Willis, of Ohio, is to have the support of the

drys, according to Mr. Wheeler, who said the dry forces anticipated a real fight in Ohio in order to maintain

their strength in the senate.

Representatives Edward S.' Brooks, of the 20th Pennsylvania district, also

will be opposed by the dry workers. Stephen , G. Porter, chairman of the house foreign affairs committee, who comes from the 29th (Pittsburgh) Pennsylvania district, is now being attacked by the dry forces of his district Mr. Wheeler told the conference they had hopms of defeating him. Mr. Wheeler said the incumbents in the- 25th and 28th Pennsylvania and the fifth and 11th Ohio districts were satisfactory to the league, and that it was supporting their campaigns. Two districts in West Virginia, the first and second, provide another battle ground for the dry workers. The two members of the house from those

Would Be Senator

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Mrs. James W. Algoe.

"Women and children first", is to

be the main plank in the platform of

Mrs. James W. Algoe, who ha3 announced herself as a candidate for

the Republican nomination as state

senator 'from Providence, R. I.

fourth, fifth and sixth districts in

inaiana. . ; Nicholson Sees Hot Fight S. E. Nicholson, Richmond, Ind .'tf national organizer for the league, declared that if the league desired to nvntrt tha "hnttent fiffht in Ita htatorv

in 1922," It must retain its present dry

majority in congress mis yoar.

their strength in the house, Mr. Nichalson said. He added, however, that the results of primaries thus far did not bear out their optimism.

Members of the committee appointed to draft a resolution of warning to Federal Judges demanding that they

districts are dry and their opponents are runnine on Dlatforms of beer and

lisht wines, Mr. Wheeler said. The I

league proposes that such candidates shall not "pry open the door which already has been closed and locked." Mr. Wheeler said fights also would have to be made in the second, third,

Resinol

helps to bring out the real beauty of the skin Cosmetics only hide skin trouble, but Resinol Ointment, aided by Resinol Soap in most cases, clears away blotches, roughness, and similar defects, keeping the skin soft and smooth, with the natural color of health. Give the Resinol prtxhiet a trial. For aale by ail druggists.

rigidly employ the penal provisions of the enforcement law announced today that the resolution wouTd be one of warning to all officials of the government to do with prohibition enforcement.

TWO DESTROYERS LAUNCHED VALLEJO, Calif.. Sept 17. The do stroyers Wasmuth, the first to be

named after a private in the marine corps,' and Trevor, were launched at the Mare Island Navy Yard Thursday. Private Henry Wasmuth saved the life of Admiral Robley D. (Fighting Bob) Evans in 1895, and died two days thereafter. Lieutenant Commander George A. Trevor lost his life, in a successful attempt to prevent an xplosion on the submarine 0-5, in 1918

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moval

More than a week has passed since we started our Removal Sale, and, although we have done an enormous business, we still have many choice bargains in odd pieces and suites left. What we move in your home saves expense of moving into our new home and you profit much.

ust Move

We've outgrown our present home and will soon move to our commodious 5-story building, 920926 Main. This sale will move a very large part of our stock and help us tremendously in a quick move-over. So buy Buy! Buy! Romey's Removal Sale

Offers Big Chance

for Savings

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CHESTS Your Choice 1-4 Less

We have too many Chests to move and you can have your choice of 50 numbers at one-fourth off regular price

$27.50 Chests, sale .........

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$39.00 Chests, sale

$29.00

$30.00 Chests

sale

$35.00 Chests, Or sale pAO

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Featuring this Week Floor and

Portable Lamps

We are placing on sale every Lamp in the house at prices that will not be duplicated for years. Come early for best selections. Beautiful Floor Lamps, Table and Boudoir Lamps, Junior Reading Lamps, Parchment Shades, Silk Shades

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Other Removal Sale Specials

Odd Tapestry Chairs, regular, $69, $77. $79, $89 velue3. itcmoval Sale prices . $44.75, 959.75, $63, $79 Library Tables, walnut, mahogany and oak, $27.50, ?30, $33, $39 values. Removal Saie price? $22, $23.50, $26.75, $31 3-piece Velour Suite, extra good value, new, worth $420 ; Removal QQQft Sale price OOOO

Large Fibre Rockers now Gilmore Mop and Oil, $1.50 value, now only Mahogany Chifforette, worth $65, sale

. . $9.85 $1.19 $49.75

Walnut Chamber Suite, 42-inch Dresser, Chifforette and V.ed, worth JQ $212; Removal sale J)1aK

$439

Ivory BeJ Suite, 4 pieces Dresser, Chif

forette, Bed and Dressing Table $549

value. Removal Sale price

Odd Reds, $24.75, $44, $39, $75. to sell for $19.75, $34, $46.75, $59 Overstuffed Davenport, good grade tapestry, loose cushions, worth $200 Removal Sale (J"j fTQ price tJJ-Jt7