Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 302, 1 November 1920 — Page 16

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND. IND MONDAY, NOV. 1, 1920.

INDIANAPOLIS FULL OF JOBLESS WORKERS; 130,000 IS ESTIMATE T (By Associated Prs INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 1. Thirty thousand skilled and unskilled workers re outof employment In Indianapolis, with corn husking the. only opportunity for work, according to Fred Kleinsmith, director of the staU? employment service, operating labor agencies in Evansvllle. Fort Wayne. Hammond, Lafayette. Muurie and Terre Haute, labor leaders connec ted with the Indianapolis -Central Iabor Union and the Indiana State Federation of lAbor, however.' estimate the unemployed in this rity to number 20.000. Neither the slate employment service or the labor organizations has any figures showing the. relative labor market and chances of employment, except that Mr. Klelnsmith says ho can only refer job-seekers to the farmer for corn husking. Ho also says the Indianapolis situation is typical of the slate, but lho labor leaders believe that the condition here Is worse than In other Indiana cities. .The state employment service works In 1 ro-operat ion with the cities, agencies : being . established where the municipality share equally with the state the expenses of conducting the office. "Mayor .Tewett, of Indianapolis," said Mr. Kletusmith. "declined last March to recommend city expenditures for an agency, pointing out. that there were 250 opportunities of employment for each applicant for work. That was true then, but now there Is no opportunity and unlimited help awaiting a job." Lay Off Thousands. Indianapolis factories, almost without exception, have laid off thousands of workers during the last; month, according to Mr. Kleinsmith, who explains that most of them are only maintaining the nucleus of an operating force. The automobilo factories, he says, have made the largest cuts, but there also have been reductions in "the railroad shop and in the meat packing establishments. Lack of orders is said by manufacturers to have brought on the 'idleness, but they decline to estimate the unemployment or to state specific reductions. Labor leaders, however, regard the reduction of working forces as an effort to reduce wages. i Building activities throughout the

state, Including Indianapolis, continue gqod. with practically no skilled workers in the building trades being .idle. Their work, however, is said to be largely the finishing up of projects already under way, which will be completed before the new year and unless other lines of industry pick up there then will be further additions to the army of unemployed. ABOLISH HIGH FRATERNITIES ST. LOUIS, Mo., Nov. 1. The board of education here has launched a fight against fraternities and sororities in the high schools, and has issued an

ultimatum to the pupils declaring

membership will be cause for immediate suspension. "Secret organizations in the high schools are undemocratic

and undesirable and injurious to the free and wholesome life of the schools," the board declares.

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Nov. 1st to 6th

"BLUE DIAMONDS" (Monday)

Everyone will recall the encores Hoary 8urr received on his tinging of "Blue Diamonds" at the Coliseum several weeks ago. The souk Id listed for our fwature number this week we have it in sheet music, player rolls and if you own a phonograph just ask to hear Sascha Jacobsen's artistic record.

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Going Into the Second Week

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November "Drive"

with Bargains to be found in every department.

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Nusbaum's

BEAUTY PARLOR Expert Shampooing. Manicuring, Hair Dressing and Facial Massage Soft Water Used Exlusively

Open 8 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Second floor

back. M.E.Steele in charge. Tele

phone 1924 for appointment.

Cotton Yard Goods

priced during this November "Drive" at material savings. A glance through the following list as well as the many items to be found that we have not space to announce here, will convince you of tho economies here.

BLEACHED OimNGS, good heavy quality, previously selling at 45c; now 35 BLEACHED OUT1NCS. extra heavy quality, previously soiling for 50c; now HOPE Muslin, the well known brand, special 19 OUTING FLANNELS, light and dark shades, 40c and 35o values; special at 29

OUTINO FLANNELS, extra heavy quality, previously selling for 59c. all new fall patterns 3D PERCALES, light and dark, yard wide, previously selling for 40c; now -30 PERCALE, best quality, light and dark patterns, previously soiling for 50c; now 35 APRON GINGHAM, blue or fcrown checks, regular 3V. values, spec'l 21

DRESS GINGHAMS, all new patterns. 32 inches wide, previously selling for 60c and 55c; special at 43 PLAID DRESS GINGHAMS. 27 inches wide, regular price 45c; special 32 85c IMPORTED DRESS GINGHAMS, 32 inches wide, exceptionally attractive patterns, special 59 IMPORTED SHIRTINGS, Satin Finish, 32 inches wide, $1.98 values; special S1.19

MADRAS SHIRTING, yard wide. 89c value, all good patterns, special 59 SERPENTINE CREPES, 32 inches wide, all good patterns, special 55 ALL 40-IN. COLORED ORGANDIES, permanent finish, regular price $1.25; special 98 UNBLEACHED MUSLIN, good 20c quality: special 14 UNBLEACHED MUSLIN, extra quality, 25c value 17

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and get them at this store, where you'll get bigger, warmer ones for the moneyJ GOOD BED COMFORTS, large sUe, d A rjJT speciaf Dtt. i t3 SILKOLINE COVERED COMFORTS. flr PA full size, special tDD.UU

FANCY SILKOLINE covered Comforts, full size, special at

EXTRA FINE soft, downy Comforts, special . . ,

DOUBLE BED SIZE, genuine Nashua Woolnap Blankets, in plaids of varied drw PA colors 5 I .OU

$6.00

$10.00

Comparison will prove our bedding of finer qualities at the price than you'll find elsewhere. RARE BARGAINS IN THREE-PIECE CANE SUITES

THREE-PIECE Rose Velour Suite in Real Mahogany and Cane, Queen Anne style, full spring construction; the chair is of the (T- ?Q Cf large wing style, a wonderful value for only DAO.t)U THREE-PIECE Cane and Mahogany Karpen Suite, full length Davenport with two Sunburst pillows and a roll, upholstered QQ t?f in combination of tapestry and velour. A rare bargain. . 2)JLoit)U THREE-PIECE Karpen Tapestry Suite with mahogany and Cane frame

loose spring cushions in Sheraton design. Suite consists of full length

davenport, chair and rocker. A very exceptional value at

$189.50

THREE-PIECE Blue Figured Velour Suite, made also by Karpen; mahogany frame with cane back and panels. A quality suite of pleasing design and sure one of the best values obtainable (T- frj p

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A few Oak Buffets to close out at a ridiculously low price. 25 discount Prices flQf? (f starting at only.. DOO.Ul

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QfJ "4k SELLERS

KITCHEN

The special offer and special terms on SELLERS KITCHEN CABINETS has proved a' remarkable success and we are anxious for you to know about the opportunity of saying on any cabinet you buy. The new plan provides the following schedule of prices: $98.50 White Mastercraft, at $88.65 $90.00 Oak Mastercraft, at $81.00 . $90.00 White Special, at $81.00 $80.00 Oak Special, at $72.00 $65.00 Oak No. 35 Sellers, at $58.50 $62.50 Oak No. 35 Sellers, at $56.25 $43.50 Oak Quaker Cabinet, at $37.50 The Sellers is the nationally advertised cabinet with the 15 star features

the long-wanted improvements and conveniences. It's the ONLY cabinet with the genuine automatic lowering flour bin, ant-proof casters, automatic base shelf extender and other fine points. Select a Sellers tomorrow while, its on your mind.

There's the idea for you to constantly keep in mind these days especially when you're buying furniture. What makes value In material? Quality of construction and the durability of the article, along with the service the store selling provides not price. Lasting service is what you should demand in furniture; something that will look as good and be as serviceable years hence as it does the day you buy it. That's the kind we carry for you furniture of real value. Then we provide the service that assures you lasting satisfaction. You'll Hlfe trading at Reed's. NOW, MORE THAN EVER, YOU NEED THIS FINE GLOBE RANGE

Any Globe Range is a good value because when better stoves are made the Olobe Stove Co. will make them. Globes are not built to see how cheaply they can be sold but for a lifetime of everyday use, satisfaction and service. Globe ranges are the best looking stoves you can buyhave every modern convenience and never fail to bake perfectly and because of the hot blast feature give better and quicker cooking and baking results with LESS FUEL than any stove made. Let us show you the complete line from

$160

Popular Golden Oak Daveno; a comfortable parlor piece instantly changed to a full sized bed. A special value at ti?4f F7t only b4y.0

Our Dayton store is located at 111 E. Third, and is called "REED'S". You are welcome to make this store your headquarters when In Dayton. Mr. Rossiter is manager and will be glad to see you.

O-CEDAR MOP AND OIL $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75

When you visit in Middletown, cur Mr. Klopp will- be glad to see you. He is manager of "REE D'S! there and will be found at 3rd and Canal Sts.

Mr. Reed's Three-Month CASH PLAN! Adopted in this 6tore as well as in the many other "Reed" stores One-Fourth DOWN One-Fourth FIRST MONTH One-Fourth SECOND MONTH One-Fourth THIRD MONTH Mr. Reed's three-month CASH PLAN will enable you to buy at spot cash prices, and still not compel you to disturb your reserve or savings account, thus causing you to lose the very good interest on your money. Try this WAY and save TWO WAYS. WE GLADLY ARRANGE LONGER TIME ACCOUNTS

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