Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 297, 25 October 1920 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND, IND MONDAY, OCT. 25, 1920.

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WOMEN SERVE POLAND IN WAR WITH REDS; MARCH WITHOUT FOOD WARSAW, Oct. 25. A Polish "woman soldier 'who took part in driving back the Bolsheviki . from Warsaw, writing a Polish newspaper, says she went 10 days without taking off her clothes, and that frequently th8 members of her detachment went fije and six days without having opportunity to take down her hair. During one march, in keeping pace with the retreating red forces, the women were on the go 14 hours. 13 of which were without food or water. Women Did Patrol Dirty. The letter says: "At 11 o'clock at night we were ordered to be in readiness. Our detachment, all -women, at this time, had been ordered out for patrol duty. Our pack consists of a coat, rifle, ammunition and other articles, in all weighing 60 pounds. After four hours of marching, and when I felt I couldn't go a step further, we received orders to return to our former post, several miles away. I scarcely remember how I reached our destination, I was so tired. I dropped - onto a pile of straw and slept for an hour. "When I was awakened I was informed that my detachment had gone away without me, to take part in a movement to surround a force of bo!sheviki hidden in a clump of woods. After six miles of good roadway, I encountered sand which made walking so difficult that my feet pained me at every step. I was covered with dust, and hadn't had a drink of water for hours. After walking fifteen miles I reached my comrades, who were resting under trees, in the shade, from a hot sun. A pleasant boy brought a bucket of plums, but we privates only got a look at them; the plums all ' went to the officers, who were women, too. And then the march started again, through a forest. March 14 Hours. "Now and then, as we advanced, I saw some of the women faint, and I heard others crying 'mercy' and I thought I heard curses, which must have come from the men on our right This march was continued 14 hours. For 13 hours we had neither food nor water. When we reached a series of trenches, we were promised something hot to eat. But the food never came, and then the fighting began. Oh, how I longed for a drink longed for sleep away from the roar of battle. But above everything there was a feelins of satisfaction a feeling of undreamed of happiness despite the suffering from hunger, from lack of water and misery due to cold at night and heat during the day, when I thought and was thrilled as we fought, that I, a woman, was a soldier of Poland."

Indiana Brevities

COLUMBUS Death was narrowly escaped by Mrs. Oliver King and three small children when a fire of mysterious origin started in their home. Carpets and rugs in two of the rooms were soaked with coal oil, according to firemen who fought the fire. The home was ransacked and robbed of $106 in silver that was found in the yard at the rear of the home. Fire Chief Kailor has ordered an investigation. ANDERSON Further investigation into the death of Fred Jackson, 20 years old, a farmer living near Pendleton, who was fatally stabbed during an encounter with Ralph Smethers,

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21 years old, of .lapel, following an altercation that started . at the Pen-dleton-Westfleld basketball game, is to be made by Coroner Earl Sims. It is expected that Smethers will make a plea of self defense. - LAFAYETTE Two persons are now in local hospitals with broken necks. Charles D. Sharum, a Monon fireman, who fell from his cab and broke two cervical vertenrae, and Merrill K. Boone, the Purdue university freshman football player who broke four of his cervical vertebrae in a recent. game. Sharum injured his spinal column so badly that paralysis set in, but Boone is free from paralysis and reported to be in good spirits. RUSHVTLLE Following an investigation of six months by two detectives, Charley Clevenger, Lawrence Manuel nad Ross Jones, wagon drivers for the American Railway Express company, of this city, have been arrested charged with larceny. It is said that the three men have confessed to petty

thieving while in the employ of the express company. - - SHELBYVILLE Hundreds of fish of many species are lying dead on the banks of Conn's creek, west of Waldron. Residents near the creek are greatly concerned and are going to notify the state fish and game department of the condition.. It is not known whether decaying leaves which have fallen into the stream, or a pollution of some form is the cause. The water is apparently in a stagnant conditio.

Hatchery to Propagate Only Small Month Bass (By Associated Press) INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 25. The Bass Lake state fish hatchery will be devoted exclusively to propagation of small mouth bass for stocking streams and lakes in Indiana, it is announced by the state department of conservation. There has been a persistent demand this season for, small mouth bass. The Bass Lake hatchery is

ideal for the propagation of this species owing to springs which feed the ponds. Only four ponds have been operated at the hatchery during the present season but George Berg, superintendent of hatcheries, is now making additions so that seven ponds will be operated next season. An appeal has been made to citizens of the state to catch adult fish for the hatcheries. It is hoped to more than double the fish crop at Bass Lake next season. Fish taken at this season of the year become acclimated and make better breeders, according to the hatchery experts. State wardens are now engaged in detecting fishermen who take bass under ten inches in length. Officials of the state conservation department characterize the taking of small fish as "unsportsmanlike," as well as unlawful. The taking of fish before they are large enough to produce greatly diminishes the supply and works against every effort being honestly

made to make Indiana waters noted for their abundant acquatic life, the officials point out.

Commercial Secretaries To Meet in Convention (By Associated Press) CHICAGO, Oct. 25. The sixth an nual meeting 6f the National Association of Commercial Organization secretaries will open here tomorrow to dis cuss problems before ; chambers of commerce and commercial clubs and outline new civic work. The associa

tion enrolls 600 members of commercial bodies. The necessity for city planning will be emphasized. Industrial financing relative to new industries, will be discussed. The Junior chamber of commerce will be considered, and time will be given to reasons why the chamber of commerce should interest itself in the farmer. Discussion will extend to proposed social service activities of the chamber of commerce, housing, control of soliciting schemes, regulations of traffic, trade extension and other business

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SPECIAL SALE OF UPHOLSTERED

LIVING ROOM SUITES The announcement of a special sale of our entire stock of Overstuffed as well as Cane and Mahogany Living Room Suites will no doubt be welcome news to the many who want to make their home more attractive Irl well as comfortable with this particular kind of furniture. The one big reason for this sale at this time of the year is that big stocks of holiday goods and

aiu,w dlc nviuS uduy, anu as mis khiu oi iiirnirure takes quite a bit of floor space for display it has crowded us to the very limit in our present quarters. We are, therefore, willing to make a sacrifice in order to move these goods. . All "Karpen Guaranteed Upholstered Furniture'' is included in this sale "

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Cane and Mahogany Suites

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Beautiful Cane and Mahogany Suite of three pieces, consisting of large size davenport, chair and rocker to match, upholstered in good grade blue velour, over fine spring construction. Two sunburst pillows and bolster in blue velour to match covering is included. Regular $375.00 Afl value. Special Sale Price ' pOe)UU

Very attractive Cane and Mahogany Suite, consisting of full size davenport with chair and rocker to match, made up in gold and black stripe velour, with two sunburst pillows and bolster. This is an extraordinary value and is easily worth more than our regular price, which is GJOCK ff $350.00. Special Sale Price $DO.UU Karpen Spring Construction

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Tj'VERY store has a personality. The very atmosphere reflects it the moment you enter the door. This store, from the courteous greeting at the door, to the careful, intelligent delivery of your purchases, fairly radiates cheerful service. And in this connection, let us remind you "that no store is greater than the SERVICE it renders to the. public." No matter how large your purchase, or how small, you will get the same conscientious attention from any one of our employes. Many times you are perhaps not ready to buy, and simply come in to get an idea of the variety of different styles represented on our floors. We will at all times consider it a pleasure to show you, and if you wish advice we will deem it a favor to give you the benefit of our experience. Feel free to call upon us we are here to SERVE you at all times.

Overstuffed Suites

Tnis illustrates a real value in an Overstuffed Suite of three pieces, consisting of full size davenport, rocker and chair to match. The spring work is very good, and the covering is in a beautiful shade of blue velour. See this suite displayed, in. our window. A $240.00 value. Plain C1 ETO flA spring cushion. Special Sale Price tplO.UU

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Loose Spring Cushions Special Sale Price $168.00 This elegant Overstuffed Suite in very fine grade of tapestry of most pleasing color and design, made up with loose spring cushions, spring arms and stitched spring edges. Comparison will prove that our regu- fl0O HCZ lar price of $425.00 is low. -Special Sale Price pOU4f O

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So many people have wondered why Karpen Guaranteed Upholstered Furniture is superior to others, for this reason we have herewith pictured "Karpenesque Spring Construction." You will notice that this illustration of the loose cushion alone contains about one hundred small copper wire springs. In addition to this, all seat cushions are supported with an- extra heavy spring foundation. This splendid spring construction, together with the fillings of cotton, hair and down, make "Karpen" not the better, but the "BEST."

WE CAN ALSO BUILD .SUITES TO YOUR SPECIAL ORDER

Here is a very good Cane and Mahogany Suite, consisting of three-quarters length davenport, with chair and rocker, upholstered in blue stripe velour, with two sunburst pillows and roll to match. Cushions on all three pieces are of the plain spring type. The Suite is easily T- rr ff worth $225.00. Special Sale Price t?jL I UUU

See Special Blue Velour SUITE in Our Window

REED'S 3-MONTH CASH PLAN MANY people often hesitate Jn buying something that will add to their comfort and pleasure in the home because they, for some good reason or other, do not want to lay out the ready cash and at the same time do not feel inclined to pay what is termed as the "long price." To those who want to buy at spot-cash prices and still not disturb that pavings account or surplus at the bank, we have a Three-Months Cash Plan that allows ample time in which to pay and still gives the buyer a spot-cash price. For example, take a purchase of $100.00. Pay one-fourth or $25.00 down, one-fourth at the end of the first month, one-fourth at the end of the second month, and at the end of the third month, instead of paying $25.00, pay only $15.00, which pays account in full, allowing a cash discount of $10.00.

This handsome overstuffed "Karpen Guaranteed" Suite of three pieces in tapestry, made over the patent "Karpenesque Spring Construction," is, indeed, a real value. All of the three pieces have a very firm spring edge. Spring arm3 and backs in rocker and chair. Davenport has (PQQQ 7C large size pillow arms. Regular at $395. Special Sale vOdu9

Here is pictured one of "Karpen's Best." Three pieces in overstuffed, made in finest spring construction cf the "Karpenesque" Type and covered in extra fine grade of tapestry. Very deep loose cushion's in seat, extra wide spring arms, spring back and edges. Really worth $500. COOO 7K Special Sale Price $0d I O

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