Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 304, 3 November 1920 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND. IND., WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3, 1920.

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INCLUDE MORE ROADS FOR HIGHWAY SYSTEM IN PROGRAM OF 1921

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 3. Inclusion of more roads in the state highway system and a highway improvement program for 1921 will receive consideration at a meeting the 6tate highway eommission will hold Thursday at Indianapolis at 10 a. m. The commission will confer with Governor Goodrich on a number of roads it has designated as parts of the system, but which the Governor has not yet approved. L. H. Wright, director of the highway department, will recommend that ihe commission include approximately seventy-seven miles more of roads in

the system. The roads and their ap

proximate lengths are: Road from Shoals to West Baden, sixteen miles;

Washington to Elnora. over Newberry br'dgo to connect "with Route 12. east of Lyons, twenty-five miles; Linton to Sullivan, sixteen miles; Lebanon to Westfleld, sixteen miles; Elkhart to Michigan state line, just south of Ed-

wardsburg, four miles. To Take Up Federal Money. Mr. Wright said the commission must pave 120 miles of roads next

year in order to take up federal aid

money that will be available no longer than fiext. year. He said the commission likely will pave approximately fifteen miles of the Michigan road from

South Fiend to ihe Marshall county line and the approximately thirtyeight miles of uncompleted parts of the National road in Clay, Putnam, Hendricks and Vigo counties. This Mr. Wright said would practically complete the paving of the National rojid from Indianapolis through Terre Ha.te to the Illinois state line. The paving of about twenty-eight miles of the National road in Hancock

and Henry counties, Mr. Wright said

ORIENTAL JUNKET LEAVES U. S. GIRL "TIRED OF TEA"

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factory of the city. This movement will affect 24,000 men, including municipal workers. Stores will remain open, but many of them will be unable to obtain supplies.

Miss Gretchen Campbell. Miss Gretchen Campbell, seventeen, accompanied her father. Representative Guy Campbell of Kansas, and other members of congress and their families on a four months' "rip throujrh the orient. She reurned home recently with the remik that she "never wanted to see " r-.nk tea v.ram " Chester on the Michigan road and from there over the Range line road through Peru and Kokoino to Indi-

j anapolis and thence over the Jackson highway through Franklin, Columbus, Seymour to New Albany and Jefferson-

vilte on the Kentucky state line. Mr.

Indiana Brevities

DELPHI Explosion of an oil stove seriously burned Mrs. Ralph Culp at her home here. The woman had poured kerosene on live coals to enliven the fire. Physicians hold no hopes for her recovery. LOGANSPORT The first vote of "Aunt" Sarah Rhea. 100 years old, was cast election day. Although the family had been life long Democrats "Aunt" Sarah stated that Bhe had voted the straight Republican ticket. She was the oldest person in the county to vote. GOSHEN A political argument between Cuyler C. Supplee. of New York city, traveling representative for a talking machine comuany, and John McKibbin, Socialist nominee for state senator, ended in a fight. It is alleged that the Socialist nominee defended the Wall street bomb explosion. MICHIGAN CITY Working in 'two hour shifts, three men are using artificial respiration in an effort to keen Edwin Wolff, 21 years old, alive. Wolff received an injury to his spine during an interclass football game at Purdue, and when pulmotors from Chicago failed to keep him alive, methods similar to those administered to a drowning person were employed, and have succeeded in keeping him alive for 50 hours.

Wright said that the other parts

the route either are paved or are

would practically complete the paving I good gravel roads with plenty of gravel

of ibe road from the Ohio state line j near for maintenance, through Richmond, Indianapolis and, The roads designated by the comTerrp Haute to the Illinois lino. In j mission for inclusion in the system order to have one thoroughfare but not approved bv the Governor are through the state from north to south, ; the Yellowstone trail from Plymouth

THRONE GOES BEGGING PARIS, Nov. I',. -The throne ol Greece, may be 'offered to Prince Charles, count of Flanders, the second son of,King Albert, according to the Petit Parisian. The newspaper says that the reply cf Prince Paul, ol Greece, to the Greek government's offer of the throne to him will be declined if Pro

of inner venizeios retains power, wmtu

is regarded as certain. According to the Petit Parisien. the king of the Belgians declined a similar offer from Hungary several months ago on behalf of the count of Flanders. At Ihe Greek legation here it was said

the authorities were unable to confirm or deny the reports.

HOG ISLAND WILL BE CLOSED. IF UNSOLD FEB. 1, BENSON WASHINGTON, Nov. 3. Hog Island Shipyard at Philadelphia built at a cost to the government of about $70,000,080, will be closed Feb. 1 unless disposed of by tnat date, Chairman Benson has announced. Failure of the board to receive more

than two bids approximating $4,000,000 ; each for the purchase of the yard was probably due, the chairman said, to a tight money' market or the clo.-e prox- i imity of the election. He added, how-! ever, that he had reason to believe ' that several large business concerns ( were interested and expected pro-1 posals from them to purchase or lease i

the property.

refused to vote as he desired her to do, the .husband refused to hitch up and drive her to the polls. She retaliated by refusing to milk the cows. The angry woman telephoned to election officials here and asked that she be conveyed to the polls. Officials complied with her request.

Masonic Calendar

Wednesday. Nov. 3 Inspection of King Solomon's Chapter, beginning at 4:00 o'clock. Supper 6:30. Inspection in Wayne Council in the evening. -Thursday, Nov. 4 Wayne Council No. 10, R. and S. M.. staled assemb'y. Friday, Nov. 5 Webb Lodge No. 24, F and A. M., called meeting; work in Master Mason's degree, beginning at 1:00 o'clock. Saturday, Nov. 6 Ioyal Chater No. 4!, O. E. S., stated meeting.

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.'r. right advocates the early paving; to Valparaiso; of about twenty-five miles between In-! through Culver,

dianapniis anri Kokomo nnd of forty miles between Seymour and New Alhanv. , From Michigan State Line. With there inmrovements. Mr. Wricht said, the state would have a splendid highway from the Michigan Mute line through South Rend, to Ro-

road from Argos i North- .ludson, San

Bierre to connect with Route S neari Demotte, and the road from Nashville to Bloomfield.

WORKMEN TO BE LOCKED OUT SARGOSSA, Spain, Nov. 3. The Employers' association decided last night to lock out the workers in every

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new phonograph reproduced the. art of great artists with perfect realism. The tost he made was dramatic. Harvey Hindermyer, sent hre by Mr. Edison, stood be.-ide the New Edison and tang. Suddenly ho stopped singing. The New Edison took up the song and sang it alor.e. The living voice and its re-creation by the New Edison were thus directly compared. The human f ar could detect, no difference between living voice and re-created voice. It was both Hie test and the proof. And the proof marked a new epoch in music.

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It is an exact duplicate of the Official Laboratory Model which made music-hislory Thursday, October 28, in Richmond. This instrument has been certified bv Mr. Hindermver and the Dann Trio themselves.

DO YOU hope to own a phonograph as wonderful as the Official Laboratory Model, which enthralled an audience of Richmond's music-lovers at the Washington Theatre? Do you want your home to enjoy this new art of music re-created, with which Mr. Edison has amazed and delighted the whole world ? We have a few Official Laboratory Models in our store. They

are exact duplicates of t;he epoch-making instrument which triumphed in the test. They will sustain the very same test. Mr. Hindermyer and the Dann Trio, in order to assure you of this, have signed Certificates of Authenticity which will be presented to the purchasers of these new instruments. Only a few of these certified Official Laboratory Models left. You would better come in today.

Through cur Budget Plan of Payment, you can feel free to order an Official Laboratory Model now and pay for it at your own convenience

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We knew that our announcement of a special sale of Upholstered Furniture would be gladly received by those who wanted this particular kind of furniture but who were holding back on account of the high prices asked elsewhere.

Our sales the first two days have been enormous, which goes to prove the abiding faith that people have learned to place in REED'S. They know that when a sale of this kind is announced that is really is a MONEYSAVING event. While we have Overstuffed only illustrated in this adv., don't forget that all Cane and Mahogany are included in this sale.

You Will Save $55.00 to $110.00

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PLEASING STYLE AND COMFORT GIVING

Three-pircp suite in good grade of tapestry, over very good, resilient spring construction and at the regular price of ?2S0.OO is very reasonable. The suite is made in plain cushions, being

shpchtly different from picture. Special sale price . .

SPECIAL OVERSTUFFED SUITE OF

GOOD STYLE

OUR 3-MONTH CASH PLAN Most every one who has bought on our "-Month Cash Plan has admitted it to be the most convenient anl best way to buy; and why should Ihry not? It allows onefourth of a year in which to pay and still gives them th SPOT CASH price. Take for example, a purchase of fifty iollars, pay one-fourth or J12.51 down, one-fourth the first month, "one-fourth at the fnd of the second month, and only $7.50 at tho end of the third month, which pays account in full and allows cash discount, of. S5.00

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ONE OF KARPEN'S "BEST"

Here is reproduced our Special Suite of three pieces in hlue velour or tapestry. The davenport is full length and seats are made up in loose cushions. The s ats of chair and rocker are of the plain spring type. Really worth $240.00. Special SX52 00

Here is pictured one of "Karpen's Best". Three pieces in overstuffed, made in finest spring construction of the "Karpenesque Type" and covered in extra fine grade of tapestry. Very deep loose tpring

cushions in seat, extra wide spring aims, spring back

and edges. Really worth $500. Special sale price

S393.75

We Can Also Build Suites to Your Special Order

YOUR SATISFACTION Your satisfaction depends on the article you buy and the service you receive. We can not afford to disappoint you in either. Our reputation is worth too much to us; and your satisfaction, your comfort, and your money are woth too much to you. We invite you to call A congenial home-like atmosphere will greet you. If you desire, we will help you. to decide just what furniture will be most satisfactory for your particular home. Come in. We'll gladly talk the matter over with you.

SATISFYING IN DESIGN AS WELL AS COMFORT

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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 regular price of $425.00 is low. CJQfJO Special sale price SOOil t)

EXAMPLE OF UPHOLSTERER'S ART QUALITY AND BEAUTY

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This handsome overstuffed "Karpcn Guaranteed" suite of three pieces, in tapestry, made over the patent "Karpenesque Spring Con-, struction" is IndeeTl a real value. All of the three pieces have a

very firm spring edge. Spring arms and backs in rocker and chair.

Davenport has large size pillow arms. Regular at $395.00. Special sale price

S333.75

SEE SPECIAL SUITE IN OUR WINDOW

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