Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 163, 20 May 1921 — Page 7
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, 1ND., FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1921.
PAGE SEVEN
BANDIT OPERATIONS i WORRY ALLIED HEADS ? AT CONSTANTINOPLE
(By Associated Press) CONSTANTINOPLE, May SO. Alarm over Ihe safety of Constantinople is apparently felt by allied officials here. Operations by bandiis are assuming serious proportions, particularly in Thrace, large numbers of Bolsheviki are arriving and the American embassy is under guard of armed sailors. Brigadier General Harrington, commander of allied forces here h:is gon to London to lay the military situation before British authorities. Turkish Nationalists declare that banditry is being encouraged by the Greeks, who. they allege, are seeking an excuse for seizing Constantinople. The Greeks on the other hand, state that uprisings are being stimulated by Bulge rias chiefs. At any rate life and property are not considered safe in the region about this city. The country is threatened with famine, as the fields are untitled, the people being terrorizing and afraid to leave their villages, it is said that thousands of Hussions who formerly were soldiers under command of General Wrangel
have turned out laws. Desertsers from the Greek asd Turkish armies are included in the bands operating outside the- city. Greek troops having their bases at Rodosto and Adrianople are in constant skirmishes with the bandits and the Sultan's government has sent 400 gendarmes to patrol highways. Two armored trains have been sent out by the French to prevent outlaws from cutting telegraph wires and to protect the ""Orient express," the through Paris-Constantinople train. British troops are guarding highway crossings along the railroad loading westward from the city.
Suburban
PERSHING. Ind Mrs. Ray Doll went to Indianapolis. She was sent there as a delegate by the Rebecca lodge Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rodenberg and son visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Drier Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Rodenburg visited Mr. and Mrs. Everett Rodenburg Mr. and Mrs.
John Doran of Cambridge City, and t Mr. and Mrs. M. Bertsch and children
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Davis Eertsch Miss Helen Taylor and Mrs. Clara TayJor visited Mrs. Delia Taylor Monday The Lutheran Aid society will meet Wednesday.
GREENS FORK Ind. Rev. Milligan will preach at the Christian church Sunday morning and evening. .. .Mrs Sue Gay of Richmond came Thursday morning Mr. and Mrs. Russell Grubbs were alled to Huntsville Wednesday evening on account of tho death of Mrs. Mary Wine Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Bonn and daughter of Richmond spent Wednesday evening here Mrs. L. D. Stackhouse is reported a little improved. CASTINE, O Mr. and Mrs. Clatus Dull and family of Arcanum and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Deem and family of Eldorado dined Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Rose and family Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Long and Tindora Lons snent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
William Cummins of near New Madi
son, Saturday evening Orlan and Irene Denlinger spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Denlinger Lottie
Smith and son Paul of West Carlton
spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. William Newman. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hondeshell and family spent Sun
day with the formers parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Hondeshell and family.
..The Friendly Circle Sunday School class will hold a class meeting at the home of Mrs. Orla Farst. Wednesday
evenine Mr. and Mrs. Milton Craw
ford and son Christian, Mr. and Mrs. J
William Scnaar. Mrs. ana Mrs. uliam Gingry of Dayton, Samuel Gingry, Misse3 Emma and Pet Gingry and Lurene Gingry dined with Theodore Gingry and family of Brown Station, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Beck entertained Web Melling and family, Sunday Haskell McGriff of Greenville is spending several weeks with his brother, Blair McGriff and family. Miss Marie Hawkey and Eva Shell called on Miss Roma McGriff Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Ira Slepiy and family and Russell Sleppy of Beech Grove dined with John Sleppy and family Sunday. Roy Bevins and family of New Paris were afternoon callers.. .The O. G. Girls will hold their regular meeting at the home of Alisa Ethel Huston, Thursday evening.
Saturday with Omar Miller and family Miss Edith Keelor is visiting in Richmond Mrs. "7. F. Williamson and son Sears spent Sunday afternoon withEddie Williamson and family Mrs. C. C. Drinkwater and son spent Saturday In Richmond ... .Mrs. Alice
Logue is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Jame
baiyer at Oxford this week Mr. and Mrs. Robert Toole spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs. Grayson Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meyers entertained at dinner Sunday: Dan. Delong and famly. Roy Meyers and family, Mr. and Mrs. Stiee of Venice.
O., Homer Craley of Liberty. Eli Meyers of Elkhart, Ind., Harley Meyers of MIshawaka, Ind., Mrs. Pearl Roth, and
Homer ixCKwood of South Bend, Ind. .. .Born to Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Williamson May 17, a girl, named Freda Lenora.
COTTAGE GROVE. Ind. Miss Esther Abner spent the week end with
home folks. . . .Mrs. Alice Logue spent
voss Electric
tr - r
Sea Wave "The World's Finest Electric Washer" The tub is built like a thermos bottle and will keep boiling water hot five hours. If you are thinking of purchasing an Electric Washer, don't fail to see this one. Wm. F. Kl uter
Agent
1134 Main
Phone 1595
DUNLAPSVJLLE, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Groce of near Fairfield, visited relatives here Wednesdav. . . :
Wilbur Lake and Miss Helen Henry of near Fairfield, and Raymond Coe of
Biilmgsville spent Sunday here with
miss wary ssnepard Mrs. Mary Woods and son Jesse were down from Liberty Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs.
cnaney Woods Mrs. Carrie Hub bell, who has been ill for some time
&ie to De about again Mr. and Mrs. Ed Taylor of Quakertown, and Mr. Clarence Brandenburg and son,
L,yai, or onnesviiie, dined with Mrs
Alice Brandenbure Sundav . Mr
Mabel Darter is ill at her home near
""oy rove.... Mr. and Mrs w B Hickman. Mrs. Lucy Whiteman, Mrs
. Brooks and John M. Lafuze, all of Richmond, were guests of Mr. and
i" a ueech and daughter. Miss Malinda, at their home in Dunlapsville
ouuuay air. James Lake and family of near Connersville, and Mrs. Iva Shepard of Dunlapsville, spent Sunday with Alex Lodge and daughter, Miss Clarabelle, at their home west of Quakertown Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Powell spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charley White, near Alquina.... The Alquina orchestra spent Friday evening at .Rose Corner with Robert Talbott. . . . . .Mr. and Mrs. James L.
Bryson delightfully entertained
ly Morris, sisters and broihers 1 Memorial Day will be observed on
Sunday, May 29th, Rev. R, W. Steak
of Richmond, an over-sea veteran, will deliver the address. The Milton band
the twill furnish the music The Seniors will VifhM o farenAll rtftvA 4
following guests at Maple Drive fa m , h schoo, Frid Sunday. Those Present were: Miss BaC(;a,.VUI.e:ue sermon will be delnerElmyra Osborne of Dunlapsville. Mr.' ed at the Methodist Church next Sunand Mrs. George Osborn. Mr. and Mrs. evening at eight o'clock, by Rev. Howad Huntington and sons of Lib- Mrm,r.v Mm,
... 11 J - J ., 1 "
eny, Mr. rreu r isuer sua iumy, guu
Mr. and Mrs. Clint Bryson and son Robet of near Dunlapsville Mrs.
A deposit of uranium and radium has been discovered in the Mexican
Elisabeth Bryson spent Tuesday with I sUte of Cnihuahua) and the govemrelatives west of town. . .Misses Janet i has -Tant(,d , ,.nnr.ain it
ana mia cuaniey were guesis oi mies
Freda Brookbank Tuesday Miss Essie Hamilton, the librarian of Liberty, brought a new supply of books to the library here Tuesday Mr. Tom Richardson and family visited Mr. John D. Richardson and wife here Saturday .Mr. and Mrs. Herbet Melvin and children of Woodlawn.
were guests of home folks here Fri-j day. . . .Mrs. R. L. Beck and son Ralph of Fruit Farm near Alquina. spent i
Tuesday with relatives at Liberty.
exploitation.
CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind. Mrs. Glenn Butte of Steubensville, Oh'u, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tlar-
AH! EPSOM SALT LIKE LEMONADE
You can now buy epsom salts with out the awful taste and nausea, by a skin? your dru?crist for a handy pack age of "Epsonade Salts" which looks and acts exactly like epsom salts, because it is real epsom salts combined with fruit derivative salts, giving it the taste of sparkling lemonade. Take a tablespoonful in a glass of cold water whenever you feel bilious, headachy cr constinated ' Epsonade
Salts" is the much talked of discovery of the American Epsom association. j Advertisement. i
Big values in No. 8 Pure Aluminum Perco- AQrt lators. Only tOl
Visit Our House Furnishing' Dept.
s
19
INDIANAPOLIS
Sunday, May 15, 22, 29
Round Trip $2.43 War Tax Included
Round Trip $2.43 War Tax Included
via
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Co. Good going on all trains leaving Richmond up to and including train leaving at 12:10 p. m. on the above dates. Good returning on all trains on date of sale. For further information call the local ticket agent.
TfieSlore Tkafsi
DIFFERENT
Open Charge Account
Decoration Day Begins the Good Times of Summer Enjoy the holidays to their fullest by wearing new, stylish clothing. There's no use being embarrassed by wearing old clothes when new ones may be had so conveniently and at such reasonable prices. Simply come in, open an account, select what you want, and pay for it by our Divided Payment Charge Account Plan
Beautiful Summer Frocks Organdie, Swiss, Voile. Linr en and Gingham in a rainbow of colors and utterly charming styles; youthful and becoming, as well as models suitable for more matronly forms. Also levely models of Silk for sport, street, afternoon and informal evening wear.
GINGHAM FROCKS $5.95 to $22.95.
from
ORGANDIE FROCKS at $3.95 to $29.95. SILK COSTUMES at $14.95 to $49.95.
New Sport Skirts Bpautiful WHITE SERGES: plaids and stripes in stunning color combinations: rich, lustrous Silks in brilliant shades and effective combinations of color. All made in the approved Sport styles.
Men's Summer Suits New shipment just received. Cheviot, Cashmere, Tweeds, Serge and Pin-stripes in all the latest colorings and mixtures. New swagger and conservative styles; single and double-breasted models.
712 Main Street
SATURDAY
Choice Beef Roasts, lb 14c-16c Prime Rib Roast, lb 16c Boiling Beef, lb 10c Hamburger, lb 12 Vc Pork Sausage, lb 10c Pork Shoulders, lb 15c Veal Roast, lb 17c Veal Stew, lb 10c Sirloin Steak, lb 25c .SUGAR CURED SMOKED MEAT Breakfast Bacon, sides, lb 20c Smoked Shoulders, lb 15c Bean Bacon, lb 2ViC Creamery Butter, lb 32c Buehler Bros. 715 Main Street
A Battery Service That Satisfies
You'll never have that real feel
ing of satisfaction until you in- a
stal a esta. Drive around and
StOrfiJG ufttery l usbProve why ,he Vesta is the PIEHL AUTO ELECTRIC COMPANY WHERE PIEHL "HEX" RADIATOR IS SOLD 1024 Main St. Phons 1891
Teeth Extracted
Without
Pain
With our new method we prepare teeth for filling, crowns or extraction absolutely without pain. New York Dental Parlors
Dr. J. W. Cans
Lady Attendant
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY TILL NOON Over Union National Bank Phone 1378
Want Courteous 'Treatment Want Pure Drugs,- . Want Fair Prices-
YOU
The Yes & Now Drug Co.
22N. 9th SU Phone 1217 i i . Sponges and Chamois Priced to Seil 24x33 Washable Chamois....... ."......'$1.75 25x28 Washable Chamois. . . $2.00 t 18x28 Washable Chamois $1.2522x26 Washable Chamois .1.35 15x25 Washable Chamois. .... $1;00 14x22 Washable Chamois... .85 12x12 Washable Chamois $ .60 SEA WOOL SPONGES Every Sea Wool Sponge is guaranteed. Try it 3 days: if not satisfied, your money back. 45c, 75c, 85c, $1.10, $1.45 Bleached Sheep Wool Sponges .5c, 10c, 15c, 25c . We Write American Express Money Orders 77? Yes & Now Drug Co.
- 22 NORTH tth- ST.
ONE STORE ONLY
Classified Advertising Always Pays
"Business is Good!"
RICHMOND'S LIVE STORE
Clark's O.N.T. Thread 6c
Barg
aies for Satarday
Men's Muslin Niht Shirts 89
The Richmond Dry Goods Co. continues its underselling with unabated force. Comparison of prices will convince you that our prices are always lowest, still maintaining our high quality. We have only one price.
Store Open Tffl 9:00 P. M. Saturday
Half-Price on Women's
Suits
Your unrestricted choice of any Women's or Misses' Spring Suit in stock for half price. This includes everything and means much. Low as our prices already have been, you now have an opportunity to buy your Suit at half off our already low prices.
ill 1 If
SUMMER DRESSES Organdy, Voile or Gingham Dresses, a grand assortment, at $1.98 and up to $7.49
Men's Silk Stripe Shirts Men's Silk Stripe Shirts, all colors, a $5 value, men! To sell for only $2.98
Qur HOSIERY DEFT Women's Silk Hose 69 Women's Pure Silk Hose. . . .98c Women's Onyx Silk Hose. .$2.98 Women's 50c Lisle Hose 39c Children's 25c Hose 14c "Drummer Boy" Hose 29c Large Sizes, 33c Men's Socks, 2 pairs 25c Men's Lisle Hose 19c Men's 35c Hose 24c Men's Silk Hose 49c
Up to 75c Organdy 59c Ice Cream Freezers $1.00 Good Crash Toweling 8c Boys' $1.00 Trousers 79c 36-inch Percales 19 Women's Bungalow Aprons. .. .89
Our May Sale of
Women's 9Sc Chemise (jQC Women's White Petticoats Cg Women's Batiste Bloomers TCg Women's Crepe Bloomers Women's Crepe Gowns j 69 Women's J 1.50 Gowns 98 C Women's Corset Covers 39(J
Women's Silk Bloomers at
Women's Muslin Drawers
at Women's Long Sleeve Gowns
Women's Extra Size J1 iQ Gowns $ JL47 Women's 2 Petticoats Women's $1.25 Corsets Women's $2.25 Chemise 59 Women's Silk Top QC Chemise tOC Women's Silk Camisoles ErffcA
DVC
S3.69
69c
$1.39
at Women's $2.00 Gowns at
$1.59
Women's $2.00 House SLIPPERS One-Strap Houre Slippers, made of soft kid, with flexible leather soles and footform toes; a real $ value $1.69
WALK IN G OXFORDS Ladies' Walking Oxfords, made or Brown or Bl2ck Vici Kid with medium or low heels and flexible hand-sewed leather fcoles; Eizes 2' i to S; 5.00 value.
Just Like the Picture
$2.95
MAV MJkMTOM W.J.A1T
CHILDREN'S DRESS SHOES Shoes for the little tots, made of soft polished Coltskin, with colored washable kid tops and footform toes; sizes 3 to 6. $2.25 values $1.69
WHITE FOOTWEAR for WOMEN 50 new styles in White footwear for women, including Strapped Slippers. Oxfords', Ties and Pumps, made of washable kid. Nile cloth. Xubuck and easy cleaning Sea Island duck, with, handsewed solid leather soles; all sizes djr QfT and widths $4.85 and PJoO
I! CHILDREN'S WHITE SLIPPERS Choice lot of Strap A . . . Slippers or Lace Ox- ZV
II Ml fords, made of easy I X'
I 111 M IT 1 I I 1 1-1 T . . J I MM V
Mllll A .cleaning ea i b i a n a f VA
111 fcas uuck. with Droaa. low I -i XT
dor U :.m
value - - V-- X
I! llll Sizes 3 to 8........ $1.45 . $4.85 TK
I I I II IS17.P9 XIA tn 11 1 and
I HI Sizes llj to 2.. ...$1.95 I $5.85 - v
JUST ARRIVED!; The season's 'newest -.creations in StraDDed Slinnera and Walk
ing Oxfords, with military, me
dium or low heels, la
isrht tan or dark brawn
calfskin and kid., withsol id leather, A ji a. n d--eewed leather sblest These slippers include the latett Hyies.-in
b luche.r-and- HU strap brogues- ..;c
! I J t'..