Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 139, 22 April 1921 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1921.

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GLOVER IN WAYNE COMPARATIVELY FREE FROM WEEVIL, CLAIM Although Henry county reports a heavy damage in some localities from the clover weevil, Wayne county as a hole seems to "bo comparatively free, according to examinations made Friday. Those Inspections were made after it was learned that several hundred acres of clover in Henry county

are reported to have been ruined by this pest, according to Ralph Test, county agent Many fields were so badly infested that it was necessary to advise that they be plowed up. In one clover plant, 23 worms were found at work. The report of damage is substantiated by E. D. Turner, county agent or Preble County, O., who states that lie has discovered some cases of infestation, and has in his office samples or seed damaged by the weevil. At only two points in Wayne county was weevil damage reported Friday, when examinations were made following discovery of the weevil in adjoining counties. They were in New Garden township, where William Wright reports a severe infestation, many worms being found on the plants, some plants already dead and others lurning brown. Charles Williams reports, that although no worms are observed, many plants are seen which have been eaten and damaged in the characteristic manner of the weevil. Other Clover Good Other parts of the country, however report the clover in nice shape, with no weevil or evidences of their presence, the only damage that is done being due to the freeze. Theodore Davis, of Green's Fork, and Wood Eliason, of Centerville. both state that clover in their neighborhoods is coming on nicely. Grafton Stewart, of Hagerstown. and W. D. Scott, of the Easthaven farm state that clover in those neighborhoods looks well and there is no knowledge of weevil damage. The weevil infestation seems to be confined to a few localities, according to information' so far available. In Henry county, Wayne township is the only community suffering material damage from the pest. Mild Winter, Cause The mild winter this year has caused the large destruction by the weevil, it is stated. The worms appear every year but because of the warm' weather this year, they came much earlier than usual, thus eating the young plants. Then, too, the cold weather often kills out the worms, so that they attack the hardy clover plants at a time when the clover is able to withstand the damage of the worms. The recent freezes, it is believed, killed some of the worms but they have been very bad in some scattered localities. The clover weevil is a small light green colored worm about a fourth of an inch in length. The worms are hatched from eggs and after eating the clover go into the cucoon state, after which they become beetles.

City Lodges

SINCLAIR CASE TO JURY . LAPORTE, Ind.. April 22. The case of Douglas Sinclair, charged with swindling the Advance Rumely company out of $100,000 by raising lumber invoices, went to the jury.

I. O. O. F. First degree will be conferred Friday night. About 60 members of the lodge will go to Greens burg Saturday afternoon to conduct degree work. The trip will be made in automobiles. Leaving here at 1 o'clock, the line of automobiles will parade down Main street. Each car is to be draped with

flags and banners. While at Greensburg, the visiting delegation plana to isit the Odd Fellow's home. The return trip will be made Sunday afternoon. BEN HUR. A public card party will be held in the Ben Hur hall Thursday night, April 28. Members are to give a playlet at the hall Monday night. The Tirzah aid society will be entertained at the hall Wednesday night by Garnet Thompson and Mrs. William Patterson, hostesses. RED MEN. All Red Men are urged to attend the regular meeting to be held at the home on South Seventh street, Friday night KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Many local Knights Templar members are expecting to attend the 67th annual conclave to be held in Indianapolis. May 11 and 12. An attendance trophy is to be given to the commandery in each of three zones that shows the highest percentage according to the following: Number of members actually in line when passing the reviewing stand: number -of members present as Grand or Past Grand officers ; and the number of members present who were physically unable to inarch. Richmond lodge is in the second zone, which includes cities from 60 to 100 miles from Indianapolis. SCOTTISH RITE. All Scottish Rite Masons and their

Masonic friends and families are earnestly invited to attend the consecration day exercises of the Ancient Accpeted Scottish .Rite, Valley of Indianapolis, ' world war memorial building, at Indiana Masonic home. Franklin, Ind.. Sunday, May 1. It is expected that this day will be the greatest Masonic day in the history of Indiana. Just how many will attend from Richmond is not yet known, but is is believed a large delegation will attend. This home has been presented by the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite, Valley of Indianapolis to the Indiana Masonic Home, in honor of its soldier and sailor members, 676 in number, who participated in the world war. ELKS. Members of the Richmond lodge of Elks hope that national headquarters of the order will be established at Indianapolis. Four members of the national headquarters committee wer in Indianapolis Thursday to inspect possible sites. The committee is making a tour of seven cities, each of which is making an effort to obtain the national headquarters. More than $1,000,000 will be expended for a building.

U.S. DESIRES (Continued from Page One.) tary of State Hughes is understood in authoritative quarters Here to have assured Ambassador Jusserand to this effect. Absolute confidence that "America

will do the right thing,", was expressed by newspapers here today. The Echo de Paris summed up this unanimous view by saying: "Panic stricken because .of tne penalties the effect of which they understand, the Germans seek shelter behind American mediation. ' That is their last card and after President Harding's plain words regarding the right of France to full re

paration for damage, the chances of German success appear so feeble that to play it thus the German government must see the game is pretty well up."

The Switzerland synod of the Protestant' church has decided to permit unmarried Swiss women to act as ministers.

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(Continued from Page Four) brook, Miss Leota Hosbrook and Mrs. Jennie Alexander. The Happy Hour club met with Miss Mary Herman Wednesday afternoon at her home on South Fifteenth street.

The afternoon was spent yrlth fxmt and music- after which- refreshment were served. . Those . present ".were: Miss Mae Laymon.' Miss -Freda J Lay men. Miss Lela Goods. Miss Helen Terhune. Miss Ethel Bell, Miss Elotsc Runnels. Miss Mary Herman and Mis? Susan Hiller. The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Freda Laymon. 226 South Fifteenth - street. Wednesday, April 27. - x -

ANDERSON TO VOTE ON CITY MANAGER PLAN JUNE 7 ANDERSON, Ind.. April 22. The city council, in regular session, last night passed a resolution ordering a special election to be held in Anderson, June 7, on the city manager plan of government.

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Camel's Hair and DeLancey Cloth Polo Cloths at remarkably low prices. They are the best possible materials, and four different styles are shown; loose, button-trimmed backs, inside belts, regulation or Tuxedo collars. Three shades of Tan, Coral and Neptune. Conservative Colored Dresses 14.95 to S39.95 Of course, all colors are shown, but black and navy predominate. Many new designs appear for the first time; bouffant draperies, tunics, combinations of laee, and contrasting colored ribbon. All are fresh, new, chic and charming.

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Clearance of Silk Dresses Every Dress in our stock bears a reduction sale price ticket. Every Dress we own has been reduced. There is no need of us to tell Richmond women about the wonderful Dress values in this sale; they can understand there is no limit to the values we offer. Over 300 choicest Spring Dresses to select from fine Taffetas, Crepe de Chines, Tricolettes, Tricotlnes, Serges, Satins, -etc. Reductions that will average 50 per cent and more. To sell at $5.95, $9.99, $12.98, $14.98, $17.49 Final Prices on Women's Suits Women's and Misses' Suits, too, take radical reductions Saturday. Every Suit in stock marked down from 33 to 50 per cent $16.50 Suits for $9.99; $18.50 Suits for $14.49, and so on. High-class Tricotine Suits, fancy embroidered Suits, smart Box and Ripple Suits, youthful Blouse Suits, and plain tailored Suits. HERE ARE OUR NEW REDUCED PRICES $9.99, $11.98, $14.49, $15.49, $19.98, $22.69

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Plaid Skirts Up to $5.00 value Plaid Dress Skirts, all sizes rTo sell (0 OQ at (P.OO

ALL SPRING MILLINERY Uo to $12.50 Values Just one-of-a-kind styles, no two alike; actual $5.98, $6.98, $7.98 and up to $12.50. values; to sell all day Saturday for $3.99. Finest exclusive Pattern and Drss Hats, in every kind of shape; gorgeous Hats of Straw, Braid or other materials; every leading color.

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WOMEN'S UP TO $15.00 SPRING COATS SATURDAY SPECIALr In this assortment you will find brand-new styles in Women's smart Coats, direct from a leading New York manufacturer. These charming Coats were made to sell for $15.00, but because they were delayed in transit we were allowed a wonderful concession, which permits us to sell them at such a low price. Wrappy models, well tailored of Wool Velour, silk lined. To sell for only

MEN'S $1.35 SHIRTS 98c Here you are, men ! A wonderful assortment of Fine Dress Shirts in neat stripes, all colors and sizes, to sell for only 98c. "Wise birds" will stock

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Corded Madras Shirts Up to $2.25 values, fine corded mad-

Finest Madras Shirts Plain colors, with collars to match shirt $1.98

1,440 Pairs Women's Hosiery Famous "Lady

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Women's Silk Hose 69 C Black Silk Hose, black seamed, all sizes, a regular $1.00 value to sell at 69c per pair. $1.35 Silk Hose 98 C Pure thread Silk Hose, full fashioned, back seamed, all sizes, special to sell at 98c pair Onyx Pure Silk Hose jg Q Onyx Pure Silk Hose, with pointex heel and toe, full fashioned. No finer silk hose is made than "Onyx" Children's Hose 14. C Children's fine ribbed Hose, in all sizes, black only, the kind that usually sells for 25c

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Silk Ladies' Pink Satin C a misoles, lace trimmed 59c

Crepe de Chine Enve- (J- AO lope Chemise J)-L0 Extra heavy quality pink Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemise, lace trimmed, a $3.00 value to sell at $1.98 Muslin Drawers 69 C Women's Muslin Drawers, cut full and roomy, lace trimmed, all sizes Gowns, Chemise, etc., 19 In this assortment Women's Gowns. Chemise. Petticoats and Silk Camisoles, up to $1.50 values to sell at $1.19

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Morning SPECIALS! From 8:30 to 11:30 Only Men's Overalls Men's Union-Made Overalls,well made of the finest denim, double stitched throughout, full cat a wonder value for, a garment 79c Apron Gingham Isn't thi3 wonderful? Apron Gingham checks for 5c a yard! Many patterns to select from. On sale Saturday morning only. Mavis Talcum 7c To demonstrate our valuegiving specials, we will offer the genuine Mavis Talcum Powder for, can 17c Women's (I A QQ Dresses .... tpTC0O Ladies' Serge Dresses, mostly embroidered, and Serge and Tricolette combination effects. Your choice Saturday morning for only... $4.33 Women's Gowns Women's Muslin Night Gowns, pink only, with neat stitching, full roomy cut; a ridiculous value for only 43c each. On sale Saturday morning only. Men's Dress Sox Just think of it! Men's Dress Socks for 9c a pair. All colors and sizes. To be on sale Saturday morning only. Limit, 4 pairs to a customer. Women's f g Corsets AvC An odd lot of discontinued Corsets for women; sma'l sizes. Some of these Corsets sold originally for up to $2.9S. Just 24 in the lot. Polly Prim rF7 Aprons tJtJ s Polly Prim Aprons, pretty styles, trimmed with ric rac braid, well made of gingham plaids in a pleasing variety of pretty patterns. Special Saturday morning 55c Turkish Towels J J Large absorbent Turkish Towels, size 15x29 inches, worth twice the price we will ask for them Saturday morning each 11c

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Saturday morning we wilr place on sale a limited ouantity of Crystal White Soap for 3c a bar. Limit 3 to each customer.

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