Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 194, 27 June 1921 — Page 2

i'AGE TWO FACTORYEMPLOYES BALLOT TO CHOOSE MEMBERS OF COUNCIL " The first practical operation of the new eystem In the International Harvester company, by which wishes of th workmen axe considered In forming policies and undertaking new operations, was tried Monday when employes of the plant balloted to nominate candidates for representatives on the council. The workmen are represented by one man from each of the seven divisions, the company having an equal representation of seven. Two nominees were named for each division, the two men in each division who received the highest number of votes being selected as the candidates. Election of the representatives will take place Thursday, July 30, when one of the candidates In each division will be selected by the workers. Little Time Lost. Taking the ballot Monday morning occupied only about two hours, according to George Hodge, who said voting began about 8 o'clock, and was finished by 10. The ballot boxes were circulated by employees so that there was a minimum of lost time from work. , Nominees for the positions of representative from the divisions, with their departments, were Division One: Fred T. Rothert. and William T. Sample, molding; Divtsion Two: Albert L.. Ammerman, castings, and John Schmidt, melting; Division Three Charles Hubert, machine erection, and Robert E. Roller, machine erection; Division Four: J. Bert Russell and William Rosa, tool room; Davision Five: Clayton Heselschwerdt forge, and Charles Mulholland. Furrow Opener Department; Division Six: William H. Sharpwood, and Frank Murley, paint; Division, Seven: Mark Scbissler, office worker, and William A- McAdams, miscellaneous.

, THJELRICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1921.

Martha Lcughlin Funeral

Martha Laughlin died Saturday j morning at 4 o'clock, at the Reid!

Memorial hospital. Funeral services will be held Tues

day morning at 9 o'clock from the St

Andrew's church. Rev. Roell will officiate and burial will be in the Eaton

call any time at the funeral parlors of the Pohlmeyer, Downing and Stegall company.

State W.C.T.U. Lecturer to Appear in Richmond

Dr. Emma Hollway, state lecturer' for the W. C. T. U., is to deliver two.

addresses in Richmond. She will be.

at 7-3ft n'rlrwlr Tiicsrtav nis-ht and 1hl

other at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday aft-1 ernoon. Both will be given in thei

North A Street Friends Meeting

house.

The meeting Tuesday night is open: to the public. Her meeting Wednesday afternoon will be a question boxi

for women and girls.

MUNGiE ABOUT BROKE; TO NEGOTIATE LOAN

MUNC1E,- Ind.. June 27. Urging that a conference be held at once by the finance committee of the city council, the mayor and the city controller to decide the amount of a loan, uhich must be negotiated by the city to finance its veriou? departments, City Controller Harry W. Michael, in a letter read to the council at its special meeting last night, pointed out that the present condition of the treasury is such as to make it problematical whether or not the city's bills can be met for a period of 30 days. The letter sets forth that the city has received $S6,000 from the treasurer from the spring installment of taxes. Approximately $20,000 is still due, the communication reads. Against these figures, according to their letter, 1." $22,392.48 in unpaid bills. Monthly salaries total approximately $10,000 and the $43,000 loan, recently made, was completed to refund $43,000 in overdue notes.

FINDS OLD RELIC. FRANKFORT, Ind., June 27. Mrs.

John Kingery has found among tho

relics left by her great grandfather

an old fashioned wagon jack made in

the year 1816. It was used in then

days when wooden spindles were used as axles and tar was the lubricant.

Wagons often had to be tarred every

tnree or four miles.

John Schultz, Chicago, Dies at . His Home Word has been received here of the death .of John Schulti. of Chicago, formerly of' this city. The body will arrive here from Chicago, Tuesday morning and will be taken to the funeral parlors of Klute and Smith. Funeral services will be announced later.

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THE CAR,. AHEAD

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See the Greatest Values Ever Offered Tomorrow you will witness our smashing eight-hour sale. It will be the talk of the town. The bargains offered for eight hours only will never again be repeated it will be impossible to repeat them. We have gone through our immense stock and re-marked every piece of furniture according to 1921 price. From complete home outfits and suites for the dininp- room, bed room and livinsr room, down to odd nieces, vou

will witness a display of furniture as you never saw before." We have spent a great deal of time and effort to make this eight-hour sale a success, and advise you to come in and take advantage of this opportunity.

Romeys Blazed the Way for Lower Prices in Richmond Our great June Sale has been an unprecedented success. Our values and merchandise are so favorably known that the response to our sale announcement has been most gratifying. The publicly expressed confidence in this store is appreciated, and you are urged to give these specials for tomorrow your careful consideration.

BUFFETS $34 Side-Icer Refrig- RECORD FLOOR LAMPS I erator, $21.95 SENSATION j $49 and $55 Buffets in Golden getting a great, big Greatly reduced. Priced to rt . . . . . . side-icer refrigerator like this or mis weeic onjy we are 01- .. , Oak and fumed finish- at such a lo price Splen. fering Pathe Record3 Eel1 at ' ! didly made and with every i Sale tftnn frr- feature that contributes to 5 for $1.00 $9.90, $11.40, $16 and VLJU 7S PERFECT refrigeration and Price tPJ I O economy in ice. 10 Selections $19.90 DISHES BATH STOOL ODD DRESSERS PORCH SWINGS j $50 and $55 100-piece E. M. White enamel Bath Stool spe- Big values. We're showing a wir u n5?dthu0nij ! Knowles China on sale cial continued for this week. big solid oak Dresser, well wooden 'swiL rnmnil h ! $37 and $39.75 g ZPl7 wl - WUh Sd plate chas' Jk Xot Deen soia. special, a Dig ror one of the begt fcuyg eyer 42-Piece Breakfast Set value (Tkg-t PA Ideal for home, summer cotSale Price $14.95 Sale Price $1.49 Price $Z1.5U VeeltS. $2.98 ! I . . , I

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LOUIS XVI DRESSES A r.u,y... .....839.75 By merely glancing at the sketch you can see at once that this dresser is not of the ordinary type. Fashioned after the Loui3 a VI period, it is a modern adaptation of what a roomy, spacious dresser should be. At our price, you should not miss it. Dependable (i A Chifforettes. . . lfi.tO

This $22.50 Top-Iccr Refrij erator $1 365

Here is just one typical example of how we have cut prices for this refrigerator sale. Top-icer Refrigerators, similar to cut, that were good values at $22.50, Q" Q fT now only vi-O0D

Our display of Chifforobes is fully c.omplete. In it you will find just what you have been wanting all this time. Tomorrow is the time to get it. We have them in oak finishes. Quality considered, prices are most unusual.

Tomorrow

This Brass Bed

Spring and Mattress

Eight Hours Only-$44.00 The greatest Bras Bed outfit we have ever offered. The bed is the continuous post style; is of massive construction and built for comfort. The mattress is a full-weight 50-lb. Elite white linter in Art blue tick, made layer upon layer. The spring is of best metal construction. This big value all three pieces for only $44.00. This sale will last for only eight hours. DO NOT FAIL to TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT!

Ever Popular Duofolds

The demand is becoming greater every day for these time-savers. At night they are converted into a bed within a few minutes. In the morning, with two simple operations, it is once more a quiet looking duofold. See them tomorrow. Eig values await you.

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ALL ADMIRE THIS QUEEN ANNE DINING ROOM SUITE

jjj $179.00

Here is another typical example of what we have to offer in dining room furniture. A suite of the highest qualitypossible at only $179.00. Comes in walnut. The suite shown above is just one of the many we will have on sale tomorrow. Come in and see them all.

3-Burner Florence

Stove

$29.95

Florence Oil Stove that will save you lots of time this summer. Use one of these stoves and have more time for rest and enjoyment It uses oil and is odorless. Be sure to get yours tomorrow. As shown, 129.95.

MATCHELESS VALUES IN OVERSTUFFED FURNITURE

$139.00

You'll want one of these massive overstuffed suites. The one pictured above will effect a wonderful transformation in your living room: It is covered with a fine grade of tapestry, antique design, and it is in the Queen Anne period. Tomorrow, for eight hours only, $139.00.

$1.00 as first payment -will deliver your new Refrigerator Balance on easy terms.

In Our New Home 920-926 Main You're Welcome Always

$1.00 as first payment will deliver your new Cedar Chest Balance on weekly terms.

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