Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 305, 4 November 1921 — Page 13
. THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, NOV. 4. 1921.
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ALL U. S. WILL HEAR PRESIDENT'S VOICE ON ARMISTICE DAY
WASHINGTON, Not. 4. The call of a bugle, the chime of bells, and the voice of a man were swept across the continent from San Francisco yesterday, to oe hurled out over a wide stretch of ground about Arlington National cemetery, with every note, every vibration of the bells, and every spoken syllable as distinct as if sounded a hundred feet from the listeners' ears. It was the formal rehearsal of the mechanism by which President Harding's voice, as he speaks the nation's homage on Armistice day over the casket of America's unknown dead from France, will be carried to audiences waiting in all the large American cities.
High officers of the army and the officials of the American Telephone
and Telegraph company, which is making this contribution to the memory of the dead soldier, had no doubts of success after the first sentence spoken at San Francisco was clearly audible at a half mile distance from the amplifiers on the amphitheter at Arlington. Meets the Test. The first test came with chimes played on a phonograph record in San Francisco. As clearly as if it were not a dozen feet away came the click of the phonograph mechanism as the needle dropped on the face of the whirring record disc 3,000 miles away;
the familiar introductory scrape be
gan, then the bells boomed out wakm
echoes in the cemetery, pealing over
the thousands of graves.
The deep voice took up the task
ogain with the announcement: "Spoken from the roof of the Civic auditorium in San Francisco." It read out the words of President Harding's inaugural address, then announced the bugle call records, and the clear note of a trumpet in stirring army calls swept over the field more distinctly heard than the notes of the bugles at Fort Myer, across the road, where the garrison was at retreat parade.
NEW CHAIRMAN OF DEM COMMITTEE TENNESSEE MAN
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Judge Cordell HuIL Judge Cordell Hull of Tennessee is the new chairman of the Democratic national executive committee, succeeding George White of Ohio. The election jf Hull is considered a compromise between the Cox and McAdoo factions. It is rumored now that White may become a candidate for governor of Ohio next falL
welcome, whether you come early or late. Program opens at 8 o'clock. At the regular monthly meeting last Saturday, a cheery spirit of ootimism prevailed, as to general business conditions, many reporting gratifying increases over expectations, while some lines seem to be lagging and holiday goods not quite as brisk as desired, the outlook as a whole was one Of the marked ImnrnvemenN
not-withstanding the hesitancy manifested by buyers for future delivery. The monthly business meeting was brim-full of pep and go. featured by a rousing talk by John P. Highley, candi
date for the office of state presjdent. Committee reports indicate progress, particularly regarding the annual dance Dec. 28. at the K. of P. hall. An additional number of instruments has been secured to augment the regular orchestra, assuring the best music that will be offered during the holidays. .Already pressure is apparent in the matter of seeking invitations, the splendid similar T. P. A. events of the
past eight years being a guarantee that this entertainment will meet all
expectations for a most enjoyable occasion.
It is interesting to recall that the T. P. A. was originally organized to combat special taxes levied bv
cities counties and states upon commercial travelers for doing business. In the early eighties the situation became so aggravated that a few travelers determined to resist the tax which subsequently became state-wide questions, and laws were enacted abolishing these special taxes. In 1890 the T. P. A. was reorganized at Denver
on practically tne present lines. The Nashville. Cincinnati & St. Louis Railway now has wireless stations at Tullahoma. Tenn.. and Guntersville, Ga., the first to be Installed by any American railway. "Jim" Porter for many years with
the American Seeding-Machine Co.. andsomewhat discouraging times, yet the
later with the International Harvester
Co., Richmond Works, has joined the staff of Dille & McGuire, manufacturers of lawn mowers. Ira C. Wood, after several weeks of illness, is able to be around again and take up his duties as chairman of the T. P. A. sick and relief committee. His was the opportunity of a lifetime to revel in flowers. That old T. P. A. war horse, John Heger, for the next week or two is doing Martinsville or Martinsville is doing him, with odds on John. Mrs. Heger is with him to keep him
straight. "Business conditions are not all that one could wish but might be worse," is the summing up of the present situation by James A. Carr, whose close scrutiny of the commercial horiscope and wide experience give unusual weight to his conclusions. "While we ait not back to normal conditions and must expect further close and
indications on the whole are hopeful." But few members of the T. P. A. can equal Mr. Carr's mileage which extends throughout the United States, Europe, Egypt. Palestine. South America, the Hawaiian Islands, etc. Post C is justly proud of his record as a State T. P. A. officer, and his business activities which have done so much for the city of Richmond. His war record as chairman of the allied purchasing committee was rewarded by decorations from the governments of both France and Italy. For more than 25 years. Mr. Carr has been a loyal supporter of all T. P. A. enterprises, his charter membership card bearing date of March 27, 1895.
To Make Final Plans Monday For Peelle Welcome A noon meeting of the members of the welcoming committee which has been appointed to arrange for a welcome to the Peelle Safety Gate company will be held at the Arlington hotel Monday, when it is expected final
details of the arrangements will be completed. The program for the affair Is in charge of Secretary - Wilson . of the Chamber of Commerce and members of the committee are B. A. Bescher, F. S. Dodd. H. R. Robinsjn, Ray Weisbrod. John Mueller, William Kinker, Demas Coe. E. H. Harris, Lawrence Handley and William Bailey. -
Said Theodore Hill, while I never am ill. My "hands" are certainly bum His friends understand the lay of the land. Fred Miller is teaching him "Rum."
LITTLE MOTHER HAPPY AGAIN "For the past nine years I have been very much distressed with bloating and stomach trouble due to constipa
tion since I was a child. No medicine
gave me more than temporary relief. I got so bad I was afraid I would have
to leave my three little children. But
since taking a course of Mayr's Won
derful Remedy two years, ago I have been entirely well; no constipation or
other trouble." It is a simple, harm
less preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the inflammation
which causes practically all stomach, liver nd intestinal ailments, including
appendicitis. One dose will convince
or money refunded. Clem Thistleth
waite 7 Drug Stores. A. G. Luken Drug
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It Is not stated from what radio station the president's speech will be broadcasted, but if, as seems probable, the Arlington station is used, local amateurs will have a chance to listen in on it. The wave length of that station is only 2,500 meters and many amateurs are equipped to receive radio on wave lengths that high.
Travelers Notes By Post C. Scribe
LEGION HEAD'S FIRST ACT TO VISIT DISABLED MEN ST. LOUIS, Mo., Nov. 4. The first official act of Hanford MacNider, the new national commander of the American Legion, was a visit yesterday to the United States Public Service hospital to see disabled veterans. The new commander accompanied the party of Marshal Foch to St. Louis.
The social event of the week will be "Ladies' Night," Saturday evening, Nov. 5, at the T. P. A. club rooms on North Ninth street. A varied and attractive program has been prepared, something for everyone to enjoy. Vocal selections will be given by Miss Grace Shera and George Hodge. Cards and games with informal dancing are also provided. A huge box of choice candy will be given as a present to one of the ladies. Refreshments will be served. Invitations are broad and cover wives, friends and sweethearts of every T. P. A. member. A reception committee of ladie3 and members will extend a cordial
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Another Thing to Consider
In purchasing a washing machine, it is vital that the concern selling it to you is willing to give, and capable of giving, the right kind of service in regard to repairs, replacements, etc., in the years to come when they become necessary. That's why the wisest folks in town are buyiDg Coffields of us. See the new
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FRANK JACOBS 623 N. 12th St.
Enamel and Aluminum Roasters IRVIN REED & SON
Good Life Insurance is not only a good investment but a definite protection for your family. .Insure today with KELLY & KECK (Insurance Service) Phone 2150 901 '- Main St.
NAS
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New Low Price
$1045
Breaks All Car Value Records This final drastic reduction brings the leader of high grade light cars to a popular car price
No such striking contrast between quality and price has ever been known in the motor car industry. The great Nash Four factory at Milwaukee was built solely and exclusively to produce this car on a quality basis and to make it the unrivalled leader in the light car field. At its original price of $1395 this great car represented a generous measure of value. Demand has always been far in excess of production. Now at its present reduced price, $1045, a new standard of value is established, through greatly increased production and a narrow profit margin. See and Drive this Nash See this car today and go over it in detail. Observe its big, handsome.
roomy, straight-line body; the choice coachwork of its deep Nash blue finish; the depth and luxury of its genuine leather upholstery. Then consider the Nash Perfected Valve-in-Head Four-Cylinder Motor, the acknowledged performer among four-cylinder power plants. This famous engine, now refined to the utmost degree, gives this car a responsiveness, flexibility and ease of handling that is rare even in cars costing hundreds more. Now ride in this car and get the full Meaning of Nash Four riding comfort on its extremely long semi-elliptic springs. Take it over the rough spots and observe the ease with which each bump and jolt is absorbed. In the three outstanding essentials, appearance, performance and riding comfort
Nash Leads the World in Motor Car Value
Place Your Order for Spring Delivery Now
NASH FOUR 5-passenger touring car $1043 2- passenger roadster 1025 3- passenger coupe 1645 5-passenger sedan 1835 f. o. h. Milwaukee All Nash models, both open and closed, hare Cord Tires as standard equipment.
NASH SIX 5-passenger touring car $1543 2-passenger roadster 1525 4-passenger sport model 1693 7-passenger touring car 1693 4-passenger coupe 2395 7-passenger sedan 2695 f. o. b. Kenosha
Wayne County Nash Motor Company
W. W. TIM MERMAN. Pres.
L. J. FROEUCH. Sec-Treas.
Sales Room and Service Station, 19 S. 7th St.
Phone 6173
Gives Better Results WerksTAGSoap Save Your Tags A Laundry Soap of QUALITY Ideal for HARD Water
THE M. WERE COMPANY Established 1832 St. Bernard, O.
Specials in Footwear for Saturday If you have not been to Richmond's new shoe store, come in tomorrow and you'll find we can save you money on good grade Shoes.
LITTLE GENT'S, black or tan lace, all-leather J0 AA special ipAlU CHILD'S BLACK or BROWN Lace, a shoe for good (PO pr wear tpe)U MISSES' BLACK or BROWN Lace. In English or (J0 f7r broad toe I D GROWING GIRLS' Brown English lace, low heels; (JJ ff special tPUU
Shoes of : for the 5, -j. Growing Jpiil
Fivel's Shoe Store 533 Main Street
BUSINESS is good with us thank you
THERE MUST BE A REASON
Richmond Coal Co. Phone 3165-3379
Hold On! Don't Pass Up Quigley's Specials
LOWNEY'S VESTA CHOCOLATES Assorted flavors, regular QQ 60c value; special, per lb. . OtC
Victory Canary Songster Every child wants one' regularly 50c, special
39c
Gainsborough or Red Seal Hair Nets
Single Meshfor Double Mesh2 for
10c 25c
"Every Day" Stationery 21 sheets, 24 envelopes, assorted colors. Special
29c
Castellanos Cigars Regular 10c straight Special, 3 for 25c Box of 50 $3.98
Special Showing of GENNETT Records Saturday in East Window
MEMBERS WAYNE COUNTY AUTOMOTIVE TRADE ASSOCIATION
"BULL DOG" FLASH LIGHTS QRp complete .wOt
QUIGLEY'S DRUG STORES
The San-Tox Stores
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