Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 223, 30 July 1921 — Page 12

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MiHMOND FALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND. IND.. SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1921.

EFFORTS TO PARDON DEBS ARE PROTESTED j BY LEGION EXECUTIVE INDIANAPOLIS, July 30. Efforts to obtain pardon of Eugene V. Debs and other war-time offenders against tin United States drew the fire of John G. Emery, national commander of the American Legion, in a message sent to President Harding, promising a fight to a finish by the legion if clemency is granted, ssucn action. Mr. Emery declared, would be interpreted as license to disregard law and order. He assured the president that no action the administration could take would

draw the condemnation, of ex-service men more promptly or unitedly than

the pardon of Debs. Flood of ' Protects i Expected Mr. Emery's-message was prompted by press dispatches which said thd president had received Samuel Gompers and delegate from numerous organizations urging- pardons and that the matter would . receive early consideration. Legion officials, who have closely watched the developments of this case for months, decided that it was time to act. and hundreds of telegrams came from all parts of the country are expected to reach Washington con-

.veying the same warning from legion units. Alvin M. Owsley, acting director of the legion's Americanism commission, wrote to Attorney General Daughertdeclaring that the-names of Debs anl Bergdoll were linked together throughout the country and that the unanimous opinion of ex-service men calls for the retention of Debs in prison and the bringing of Bergdoll before the bar of justice. Mr. Owsley expects to go to Washington at the earli

est opportunity to discuss the matter' directly with government officials. ! Commander Emery's wire to the president said: "Public press of this day carries notice of appointments of organizations and persons with the president urging pardon and release of Eugene V. Debs and other war-time prisoners and further conveys reports to the American people that there is a possibility cf executive clemency being extended from your hands. "Blow to Law and Order" "With your permission, Mr. President, I have the honor to present the sentiments of the great mass of exservice men and women in solemn protest against the pardoning or paroling of Debs or any war-time prisoner now. "Surely no action on the part of the president would strike so near thu hearts of the ex-service men of . the

country and meet with so quick ana resolute condemnation and disap

proval as the release of Debs and hii

kind. At this time, when our hearts are still stirred with emotion in bit

ter indictment of Debs, his release

would do more to license a wholesale disregard of law and order than any one act the president might take. May I not have the honor to receive your assurance that no such action is contemplated or to be expected now?"

Winchester Police Hold

Two Suspected of Theft WINCHESTER, Ind.. July . SO.

Chief of Police Fletcher Thursday ar-i rested Dan L. Ulrich and Cliff McNutt, on suspicion. The two men drove up

to the Hickman and Rupe poultry house in a Ford touring car, they having with them 50 young chickens, forty Rhode Island Reds and two Plymouth Rocks. They sold the chickens and were paid by check. This being the third time these men had sold chickens to Hickman and Rupe, suspicions were aroused and the chief of police went to the bank on which the check had been given, and there he found Ulrich as he was having the check cashed. Mr. Fletcher arrested him also McNutt, who was waiting on the outside in the machine. Both men claimed

that they lived near Saratoga and had raised the chickens. When interrogated they did not 6eem to know any one around Saratoga and it is thought they reside in Portland. They are being held in custody.

Postal Inspector Marries Winchester Girl Friday WINCHESTER, Ind.. July 30. H. H. Wasson, post office inspector, of Bluff ton, and Miss Mary Arnold of this city, were married Friday at the home cf Henry A. Moorman, five miles west of here. Rev. Frank Cornell of the Friends church officiating. Mr. Wasscn has been in the inspection division of the post office department for ten years and was instrumental in bringing about the indictment and conviction of Dr. Bunch and Prosecutor Murphy, of Muncie, about two years ago. Mrs. Wasson has for several years

been the chief sales lady for the M. L. Mills Sons company department store in this city. Tney will reside at Newcastle.

Boston, Ind. BOSTON, Ind. Roy Brattin spent Saturday in Peru with relatives Mrs. Clarence Parks spent Saturday in Richmond.... Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bosworth of Cincinnati,. visited rela

tives here this week Mis Thelm

Brattain is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed

gar Johnson in Peru.. ..Miss Harriet

Druley is visiting friends at Muncie. ....Miss Leatha Phillips spent Monday in Cincinnati.i Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Beard and children of College Corner visited with relatives Sunday. Mrs. Lillie Brattain is spending a few days in Peru, the guest of relatives Ray Ulm was a Cincinnati visitor Monday. Mrs. Will Porterfield, Mrs. Perry Druley and children

were Richmond visitors Wednesday... Mrs. Harry Allen has returned her home at Kitchel after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Will Oxer.... Don Williamson of Indianapolis, Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Short

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At Feltman's

Big July Shoe Sale

v. Men's Work Shoes

in brown or black oil grain leather, solid leather soles, medium weight

$95

.Feltman's Shoe Store. The World's Largest Shoe Dealers 35 Store 724 Main Street

Facts Only

Truth Always

Saturday Night is a good time to buy Hosiery and Underwear For tonight is the last opportunity to share the wonderful values offered during our July sales. HOSIERY

Ladies Pure Thread Hose; white, black

bronn; regular $1.50 value

Silk and

$1.19

Children's Half Socks, regular values 29c, 39c and 49c; special One-Fourth Off

Ladies' Pure Thread Silk Hote. in white, black, grey and brown; regular $2.50

and $2.00 values; special only

$1.59

UNDERWEAR

Ladies' Lisle Hose, Topsy fashion; wide elastic leg, no seams; regular 59c and 65c value; navy, grey, white, green, taupe, champagne; special QQ pair OiU

Men's Split-Foot Hose, regu

lar 39c value; spe

cial, per pair.

Children's 50c Mercerized Hose, Geneva silk OQ finish; pair only....50C

p.T..19c

25 PER CENT DISCOUNT Includes All Underwear Knit and Muslin. Includes All Underwear for Men, Women and Children Includes yA Underwear of the Famous "Carter" make Includes All Underwear Summer and winter weights

Ladies' $1.23 Union Suits, knee length, extra CQ fine quality 0C Special of Ladies Knit Union Suits, to close QQ, the lot at only OcL Lady Sealpax, the cool summer underwear for women of discrimination; regular $1.50 value; to close QC the lot at only UOC

Ladies Muslin Special lot at only

Drawers ...39c

Ladie3 Nainsook Combination Suits, pink or white, $1.50 values; special Hp low price of 1 C Children's Black and White Bioomer Combination, black bloomers with white waist, regular $1 value, J Op special at '1171 Girls' Knit Union OO,, Suits, special ijk Ladies' Muslin, Batiste and Plisce Crepe Gowns, special during this sales '7Q event at only IUs

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LADIES' SILK GLOVES

Heavy quality, most all sizes; grey, pongee,

navy; fancy cuffs; worth $2.00; Sale price

J 1' v O - - $1.19

FANCY SILK HOSE One lot blue, lavender, gold, green; worth $1.00; Sale price, 3 for

$1.00

LONG SILK GLOVES Black only, all sizes, worth $2.00; CXe

4 Sale price , 30j

LADIES' LISLE HOSE White only, all sizes, worth 35c; Sale price, 2 for x

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LADIES' SILK HOSE Mercerized top, extra heavy pure silk, full fashioned; black, white and cordovan; QO -Q all sizes, worth $2.50; Sale price ?)mJL7 HEAVY ALL-SILK HOSE for ladies; black, white, navy, and QO. PA cordovan; worth $3.00; Sale price.. P&UJ BATHING SUITS Black, trimmed in red, all sizes, J- - ft worth $1.98; Sale price vl!

COTTON CHALLIE 36-inch, fine for comforts, - Q worth 25c; Sale price JLC COTTON CREPE Windsor; white, blue, pink and OK figured; worth 39c; Sale iOLSERPENTINE CREPE New Fall patterns, worth 39c; OQf Sale price LioK, CREPE 40-inch mercerized; pink, blue, maize and lavender; worth 59c; IQp Sale price TttL UMBRELLAS Ladies'; American Taffeta, rainproof, with fancy white ivory handles; leather loops, w.orth $3.00; Q-J n( Sale price ,ip--v) COTTON BATTING

Buy now for comforts; 72xS0, weighs

...62c

WARNERS' CORSETS

29c

CHILD'S LENGTH HOSE Mercerized, sizes 7 to 10, worth 75c; KQ Sale price . OtC SLIP-OVER GOWNS

all sizes, worth $1.50; Sale price

for ladies; good quality nainsook, white, QQ

... (JUK,

A real buy; low bust, pink batiste; - ft sizes 21 to 26; worth $2; Sale price. pJL-L CHILDREN'S HALF HOSE Mercerized lisle; green, yellow, delft, white.

with fancy tops; sizes 4 to 9 50c grade Qft S5c prade Sale . ODL Sale

SLIP-OVER CREPE GOWNS for ladies, in white and pink; all sizes, QQ, worth $2.00; Sale price tJut

25c

$1.19

CHILD'S RIBBED HOSE White only, sizes SVs to 9; worth 35c "I Q to 45c; Sale price

riimW-.,lWi. ri II ill f-irwiiinini I iJ $J DAISY MUSLIN 36-inch, bleached or half- 10

2Ys pounds, worth S5c;

Sale price ...

FANCY TOWELS

16x30, worth 35c; Sale price.

Turkish, striped blue axid pink, Q-

POLLY PRIM APRONS Made of plaid ginghams and KQ cretonne, worth 75c; sale t)Us CHEESE CLOTH 36 inch, worth 8 l-3c; pT Sale price OLSEA SHORE 28-inch, colors guaranteed, fine for children's suits, worth 25c; 1 f Sale price XOC-27-IN. WASH GOODS

Figured Flaxon and Mull, worth 39c; Sale price

21c

DAISY MUSLIN 36-inch, bleached or half- I O , bleached, worth ISc; Sale price XOC CHEVIOT SHIRTING 27-inch, fancy stripes in only, worth 19c; Sale price Xit FANCY GINGHAMS 27-inch, also 32-inch; -plaids, checks and plain colors, worth 35c; QQ Sale price : iSOC APRON GINGHAMS 27 inches wide, worth inp 15c; Sale price XUC PERCALES 36 inches wide, fancy stripes, and figures, navy and grey, worth 19c; - Q Sale price AOL DRESS GINGHAMS 27-in., fancy plaids and -I ft stripes, also plain colors, worth 25c; Sale J.i1

LADIES' MUSLIN SKIRTS

Berkley Cambric, double panel, worth $1.50; Sale price

LADIES' LISLE HOSE Mercerized, seamed back, all sizes; black, cordovan; worth 50c; Sale price, - CI Ofi 3 pairs for ij)l.UU

40-IN. VOILES Flowered and plain colors, OQ worth 69c; Sale price 6diJs 40-IN. TISSUE GINGHAM and Batiste, checks and small yOr figures, worth up to 75c; Sale. IMPORTED ORGANDIE Permanent finish, white and QCT, colors, worth $1.25; Sale price. OC EMBROID ERIED VOILE AND ORGANDIE

40-inch, with dot, worth $2; Sale price

FINE MUSLIN One case of Velvet, unbleached;

no nicer muslin made; worth 15c; Sale price

10c

PEPPERELL SHEETING 8- 4 Brown 35c Bleached 42c 9- 4 Brown 39c Bleached ....45c 10-4 Brown 45c Bleached ..49c

SEAMLESS SHEETING 81-in., unbleached,

worth 50c; Sale price

TABLE DAMASK 70-in., ail-linen. 2 patterns, worth $3.00; Sale price

. 31c

$1.98

SHEETS 81x90 linen finished, worth $1.25; ITQ Sale price I v

). worth $2; J (Q

WEARWELL SHEETS Slx90, worth $

Sale price

DAISY PILLOW CASES 42x36, worth 35c; Oft

Sale price UOKs

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$1.19

32-IN. DOTTED SWISS

49c

Domestic colors, green, rose, blue.

black, lavender; worth 65c; Sale price

SILK SHIRTING 1 lot fancy stripes, worth Q- J ft $2.50; Sale price JX4i: J

BLACK MESSALINES

36-inch, extra good quality,

worth $2; Sale price..

:.$1.39

SILK GEORGETTE 40-inch, most any shade, (( worth $1.75; Sale price....

MESSALINES

36-inch, satin finished, all , shades.

worth $2.00; Sale price

S1.69

LADIES' SILK TOP UNION SUITS Tight knee, worth $2.00 (J- ft ft Sale price tpi.UU MEN'S PERCALE SHIRTS Also Gingham, fancy stripes, sizes 14 r7 to 16, worth $1.50; Sale price I DC MEN'S SHIRTS Russian Cord, also Madras Shirts, (J- QQ size3 14 to 16, worth $3.50; Sale V J-0

IDE LINEN COLLARS Sell for 25c; Sale price, three for MEN'S LISLE SOX Elack, all sizes, worth 25c Sale price, 2 for ,

50c f 25c

CAMBRIC PERCALE 36-inch, the finest quality made; checks, dots and figured; light and dark;. worth ey-t . 35c; Sale price MEN'S UNION SUITS Ribbed, Athletic, also short s'peves. knee length, sizes 34 to 46, worth $1.00; FTQ Sale price OtC MEN'S LISLE UNION SUITS Ribbed, short sleeve, ankle length, also threequarter length, worth $2.00; rtr Sale price ...J .ipl.&D CHILD'S PLAY SUITS Blue with white stripes;- kahki trimmed with blue, also blue trimmed with kahki; CQ worth $1.00; Sale price 07i

SILK TAFFETA 36-inch, all shades, worth Q- ff $2.00; Sale price ....J.OI SILK PONGEE 32-inch, all silk, extra good lQ quality, worth 9Sc; Sale rxtC

MEN'S TIES Four-in-Hand styles, worth $1.00; Sale price

MEN'S OVERALLS

Blue and white stripe, with bib; sizes

34 to 40, worth $1.25; Sale price.

MEN'S WORK SHIRTS Blue with white stripes, sizes 141i to 17, worth $1.00; Sale price

KIDDIE CLOTH 32-inch, plain colors, also stripes, worth 39 c; Sale price MADRAS 32-inch, woven and printed; just the cloth for ehirts; worth 50c; Sale price.

:, 89c

21c 21c 25 c fv ft"' t-.vi--GDI

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