Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 136, 19 April 1921 — Page 7
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1921.
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AMERICAN EMBASSY SEAL HELD BY REDS
(Br Associated Press) TERIOKI, Finland. April 19. One of the seals of the American embassy at Petrograd is in the hands of the Bolshevik government, TWs information
was brought to Terioki some months ago, but just now revealed, whena Mrs. Kennedy, an English woman employed for a long time by Ambassador Francis as a stenographer at the em-, bassy, was repatriated from Russia after a long imprisonment. When the embassy was abandoned, Mrs. Kennedy, who was born in Russia, decided to remain behind, and was left in charge of some of the embassy property, among which, by accident,
was one of the seals. Under threat of death, she was forced to give up the seal when the embassy was searched by the red guard in June, 1919. MARSHALL M. KIRKMAN DIES. CHICAGO, April 19. Marshall M. Kirkman, 79 years old, ex-vice president of the Chicago & Northwestern railroad, died at a hospital Monday following a stroke of apoplexy.
PENNSY SAYS OUTSIDE PRICES NOT EXCESSIVE PHILADELPHIA, Pa., April 19. Samuel Rea, president of the Pennsylvania railroad last night denied prices paid for repair work outside its shops were excessive. He referred specific-
havs
ally to the charge alleged . to
been made by William H. Johnston. International president of the machinists' union, that the Pennsylvania in having 200 locomotives repaired in the Baldwin shope spent 13.500,000 in excess of the cost if the road had done the work itself. ' "The direct labor cost of doing this work in outside shops was much less than in railways shops." he said. "For
instance, direct labor required to repair 13,066 cars In outside shops cost $608,494. The same work in railway shops would have cost the Pennsylvania railroad $1,000,360. The labor cost outside was 40 per cent. less. Outside conoerns paid their men on a piecework basis. Under the so-called 'national agreement,' the railway had to pay its men by the day."
WAS IBf BED THREE DATS Mrs. Josis Reed. 117 N. Exter fit. Tulsa, Okla- writes: ' "I was In bed three days with my back. I took Foley Kidney Pills and In two days was at my work again. I cannot praise your medicine too much." Foley Kidney Pills stop bladder Irrerolarltles and strenrthen the kidneys. They help eliminate from the system the poisons that cause backache, rheumatic pains, stiff Joints, sore muscles, swollen hands and feet, puf fines under the eyes. A. a: Luken . Co- C2C-42S Main St. Advertisement.
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The manufacturer of this high grade furniture is going to sell $1 00,000.00 worth of this beautiful, durable, comfortable fibre furniture DIRECT TO THE PEOPLE FOR LESS THAN COST. BUY NOW, keep the men working and the wheels of industry turning! See our WONDERFUL DISPLAY. The largest ever shown in this city. Whether you purchase or not you are welcome. Fiber Reed Lamps, Desks, Ferneries, Tea Wagons, 3-Piece Suites, Chairs, Rockers and Day Beds, Etc. The desirable furniture for any room in the home-any color of finish, upholstered in cretonnes or tapestries. Every piece exactly as advertised. A "bargain in every square." Many more patterns not illustrated, including three-piece living room suite. SALE STARTS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20th, at 9:00 a. m. BE HERE!
No. 1139 full spring seat, upr.tered-.... $15.70 You Save $10.00
No. 1143, full spring uphol
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No. 1700, fibre seat sewing rocker (t f ET
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No. 1175, full spring seat, upholstered $21 75 You Save $11.00
No. 201, Stool, upholstered . .
$2.25
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No. 1167, spring seat, upholT:. $9.85 You Save $11.00
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of one of these astounding values. We here illustrate No. 1607. This piece has full spring seat, upholstered. Very comfortable and attractive, at
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No. 1137, full Q QK upholstered seat P X O O D You Save $11.00
No. 1336, full &QO CT A upholstered $ww.OU You Save $12.00
No. 1807 Fernery . .
... $6.95
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No. 1142, spring
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$16.25
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If you cannot get here order by phone as these are actually the biggest Fibre-Reed Furniture values ever before known in the history of Richmond In this sale you'll find any piece of this class of furniture you may desire. It's only a question of getting the first choice, as the pieces are without doubt the lowest quoted on this quality of goods in many a year in this city. Be here bright and early tomorrow morning in order to get first choice of these heretofore unheard of furniture values
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No. 1360, spring seat, upholTt:. $12.25 You Save $9.00
No. 1824, Fernery -with galrr:r....$9.50 You Save $8.25
You have our personal guarantee that every article is exactly as illustrated and a great bargain. When this store advertises a sale you know it is a real bargain event.
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FURNITURE STOR
This Sale Being Conducted by the Manufacturers His Loss Your Gain
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