Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 310, 10 November 1921 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, NOV. 10, 1921.

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AXD SUN-TELEGRAM

Published Every Evening Except Sunday by Palladium Printing Co. Palladium Building. North Ninth and Sailor Streets. Entered at the Post Office at Richmond, Indiana, as Second-Class Mail Matter. MKMRF.lt OK THK ASSOCIATED PRKS Thf AssoHatxl Prss Is exclusively entitled to the use tnr republication of all news dispatches credited to it or tint otherwise credited in this paper, and alsn the local news published herein. All rights of republication of special dispatches herein are also reserved.

Marines and the Mails Postmaster Hays says the mails are to be delivered without molestation by bandits even if it requires an armed escort. More than 1,000 marines will be ordered to main distribution points and will accompany the mail trains. He is using the only method that will effectively break up the robbing of mail trains. Force to the limit will prove to the bandits that mails in transit must not be tampered with. The marines will be replaced by a permanent armed guard, organized as a branch of the postal service. "The mails may be late, but they are not going to be lost," said Mr. Hays. "The mails are going to be protected down to the last postal card, regardless of the cost of the service."

The Illinois robbery a few days ago shows

that mail bandits come prepared for all emergencies. This band carried everything from sawed-off shotguns to dynamite and bombs. A

show of force, such as this one was, can be counteracted only by preparedness on the part of the postal department. Mail robbers must be "treated rough." The marines arc admirably trained for this kind of work. If the postal department recruits its guards from former marines and other service men, it will obtain a set of men who will be a match for any band of robbers-

Who's Who in the Day's News

DR. V. K. WELLINGTON KOO Dr. Vi-Kyuin Wellington Koo, for

mer Chinese minister to the United

representative at

Observing Armistice Day The whole country will pause in its accustomed pursuits Friday to observe the ending of the most fearful war in history. This year Armistice day will be doubly significantfor not only will it commemorate the rlpfpnt of tVm r.prm.ini nn land, on water, and in

the air, but it will also be followed by a momen-stat. and at present his country's

tous conference in Washington whose sole purpose is the limitation of armaments and the removal of causes of war. If the victory in 1918 was made possible by the support given to the allied government by American troops, the notable conference in Washington also is the result of American initiative and enterprise. What the Versailles treaty failed to do, President Harding is seeking to accomplish through a conference of the leading powers which he has invited to discuss specific principles that eventually, it is hoped, will lead to a better understanding among nations. The sacrifice of the American soldiers, from

the court of St

James, has come to Washington as a delegate to plead for China's welfare. Dr. Koo is one of the few delegates to the Washington parley who saw service at the Versailles g a t h ering and is one of the younger members cf the conference, havine been born in 1888. He knows America well, having

WHL.E HARDING WILL DELIVER ADDRESS OVER BODY OF U. S. "UNKNOWN SOLDIER

been educated in this country. He got a degree of Ph. D. at. Columbia university in 1912 and has the degrees

... , i ji . , i i . ... . i ! ui .ty. clliu iv. iu. iiuui tuc panic the very first day they entered their first realjinstitution He began hia education m enratrement until the Hohenzollern dynasty; the Anglo-Chinese college at Shang-

pleaded for a cessation of hostilities, exemplifies the ideals and principles of America. When the nation pays tribute with solemn ceremony, and in the presence of the greatest soldiers of the age, to the unknown American fighter in the National cemetery at Arlington tomorrow, many will recall the beautiful sentiment spoken by Abraham Lincoln and voice the hope he expressed at Gettysburg in November, 1863: "That from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of their devotion that we here highly resolve that these dead shall

not have died in vain that this nation, underjjgj. Dinner

uoa, snail nave a new Dirtn or ireeaom ana that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth."

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Dr. Koo began his public career by being secretary to the president of China, Yuan Shih-kai, and was councillor of the Chinese foreign office, 1913-15. He was appointed minister to Mexico, lj.ter to the United States and was then transferred to the London post. He has served on many commissions in China, and among the younger Chinese there is none more imbued with the ambition to place China in

I the road of progress. It was Dr. Koo

who, as delegate to the v ersailles con

ference, fought for recognition of j Chinese rights; it was he who protest-j

ed against the Shantung awara, ana it was largely through his influence that China refused to ratify the pact.

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. - 1 v&m w & 3 m :,,sa - - t Photo, taken from rear of amphitheatre shows stage with catafalque on which casket will be placed. The president will stand near the casket. ' This photo, taken at night while the interior of the amphitheatre at' Arlington National cemetery was illuminated, shows where the main ceremony in connection with the burial of America's "unknown soldier" will take place. The body will rest on a catafalque on the stage of the amphitheatre while President Harding delivers his address and the body is decorated by the U. S. and other governments.

WILL COVER COUNTY

TO INSTRUCT PEOPLE ABOUT TUBERCULOSIS

II. W. McKane, director of the tuberculosis division of the state board of health, will cover Wayne county on his tour of the state, in the course of an educational campaign, according to word received by Miss S. Ethel Clark, Wednesday. The announcement of Mr. McKane's coming follows the decision of the county tuberculosa committee of the Social Service bureau to conduct an educational campaign, county-wide in scope. The nature of the campaign

was discussed at a recent meeting. A series of illustrated lectures, and a display showing the causes and means of preventing tuberculosis make up the principal features of the McKane appearance here. His itinerary follows: - Milton, N'ov. 15; Cambridge City, Nov. 16; Hagerstown. Nov. 17; Fountain City, Nov. 18: Dublin, Nov. 21; Centerville, Nov. 22: Eeononiv, Nov. 23; Richmond, Nov. 23.

Tests show that piano wire is at its best acoustically at a tension of 16v pounds.

Answers to Questions 'Any reader can pt the answer to ptiv qupeflon hy writing The Palladium information Bureau, Frederick J Hask-

1n, Urertor. Wnshinarton. T C. This offer applies strlr tly to information. The ! bureau doe not Rive advice on leff.il, j medical and financial matters. It does not attempt to settle domestic troubles. I nor to undertake exhaustive research I on anv suhlec. Write your question i t-I-ilnlv and liriefly. Give full name and! address and enclose two cnts In I stamps for return postage. All replies are sent direct to the inquirer.)

q. What is a Martello tower? K. C. A. A round masonry tower designed j to form a part of coast defense is call-j fd a Martello tower, being so named t tor its inventor. The original Martello tower was situated in the Gulf of Sanj Fiorenzo, Corsica. These became j popular about 1800, but their use has; in most cases been dif continued long; ago as they were found to be of little practical value. j Q. Is Grub Street still in existence?! O. W. N. j A. Grub Street, London, has been; renamed Milton Street. It was a street in which many vriters lived who j had not yet "arrived." so became a general name for the haunts of needy writerss. Q. I? it true that steel wool will i burn? C. I,. I. i A. Steel wool i.-, composed of sharp-! edged threads of steel, and is there-! lore not inflammable. Q. When were maps first made? C. '. I A. As early as the days of Ramesesi II 1300 B. C there were cadastral' survevs made. There are evidences !

also that uncivilized tribes made rude i

maps. -Maps were nrst printed m rne ; second half of the Fifteenth century.'

TODAY'S TALK By George Matthew Adams, Author of "You Can", "Take It", "Up" WHATEVER YOU HAVE Quite often greatness rises from the very midst of us, out of the M-rt ordinary circumstances and so unexpectedly. The fact is that Success and Happiness are largely a matter of utilizing the by-products of simple enough gifts. It is rare that the extraordinary mind rises to any high eminence. That is because of itself. Rather does such a mind gather to itself every factor of assistance and then in unity forge its way up. On every hand, it seems, there is a bewailing of opportunity and talent and ability. But It's whatever you have that you develop and work with, day in and out, that will make you largely what you hope to become. To go back and explain what is meant by the by-products, I would say that they are the chances and abilities most people throw away as useless. He who cultivates love for knowledge by constant reading and observation is laying up a mine of information that some day will serve him well. You may have no musical bent, or you may have no desire to excel at science or art. But there are desires in your heart that may, under determined effort, be made to blossom and bear abundant fruit if you will cultivate, aright with whatever you have. I read a wonderful story that Sam Jones once told. A man came to him very much discouraged and wanted Mr'. Jones to tell him what to do. "I have an errand for you first. Do it and then come back and I will tell you what will set you right." The errand was to go to a very poor family and find out what they wanted most and to supply the want. The gentleman went and bought food and clothing and fuel. And he was so showered with thanks and gratitude that his spirit was completely changed. He returned to Jones and told him that he had found what was th matter with him and no longer needed any help. There ere jobs everywhere there is work for all there is hidden wealth all about you, if you will set yourself to getting it with whatever you have.

Stories

He was obviously of the chosen race and he boarded a street car with a sackful of something which he planked down on the conductor's platform. He took a two-penny ticket, and at

j the termination of his journey he was informed of the fact. "Oh, Mr. Conductor," he pleaded, ! "let me go a leedle farther. I am lonly a poor man!" j The good-natured conductor consented, and at the end of the next j stage he was met with the same rej quest. Again he consented, but when, I for a third time, the passenger pleaded, he jibbed. "Here," he said, "I've had enoguh I of this! Off you go, you and your

luggage!" The sack was thrown off and an ear-splitting yell rent the air. "Oy, oy! My partner!" wailed the unsuccessful pleader.

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By Walt Mason

thought and pluck; and this is sure as death or fate it never helps to run amuck.

Lessons in Correct English

Don't Say: Call and SETTLE UP your account. It WAS raining since last Sunday.

You WANT TO be present at out i next meeting. , s Every bird SEEM to be singing. i Each of the soldiers HAVE THEIR I

j GUNS. Say: j I Call and SETTLE your account. I

It HAS BEEN raining since last j Sunday. You SHOULD be present at our next ' club meeting.

Every bird SEEMS to be singing. Each of the soldiers HAS HIS GUN.

TRANQUILITY Though evils burden this poor globe and wrong makes right an also ran, 1 do not yell or tear my robe, or followany noisy plan; I'd like to see a change, in sooth, to see the right in better luck; but years have taught me

this great truth it never helps to run amuck. The agitators who uprear on kegs and boxes, in the mart, and shriek that doom is drawing near unless we tear all things apart, would never help us dodge that fate, in case its solemn hour struck; one thing is true, one truth is straight it never helps to run amuck. I pin my faith to wise old boys who make the good things come to pass, who don't believe in empty noise, in booming drums or sounding brass. They straighten things that are'amiss, while agitators paw and buck, and watching them has taught me this it never helps to run amuck. The tranquil men who use their domes will solve our problems, one by one, while Windy Willie rants and foams and says the nation's

course is run; the tranquil men will j demonstrate the worth of quiet

As a result of fines imposed on those who use profane language in more pious communities of Venezuela, a church at La Guaira is said to have been erected with funds derived entirely from the fines.

Those made at Lubeck in 11""' were: from woodcusf while some published i in Italy in 1742 were made from copper plates. j (). What flowers are appropriate: lor a bride's bouquet in a fall wed- j ding? B. D. II. A. If a change from the convention-' al bride's loses or lilies-of-the-valley j is desired, white swainsonhi is suit-;

able. Florists ;re also using small white chrysanthemums or dahlias for bouquets for fall weddings. Q. Is a basketball heavier than a football? N. G. R.

A. A regulation football is a tishtly inflated spheroid of leather fnelos-j ins a rubber bladder, loni: axis fir- j (timterence from 28 to 2S'j inches.; short axis circumference from 22'2 ioi 231-. inches, weighing 1 to 1" ounces, t

A basketball is a round inflated bladdor cohered with leather, from " i"! -So-

,"2 inches in circumference, weighing IS to 21 ounces.

After Dinner Tricks

pig. a

emories of Old Days

In This Paper Ten Years Ago Today

HOSPITAL HARDLY NEEDED. CALGARY. Alberta. Nov. 10 Calgary is so healthy this fall that the general hospital is almost empty and a large annex, previously filled with patients, has been turned into a nurses' home.

EAT HEARTILY WITHOUT DREAD

A report on the progress made bv 1 Eat Anything You Like and Don't .l,.,. i x- ,T ,, . ,. Worry Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets the special i. M. C. A. campaign com- ci:.' c c.-,,i, ci-u:

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ref'd one of the modern

come aero.-s a sentence that ru.is like t hi- : "His tanned face and easy gait he.-poke a man of the great outdoors," 1 invariably think of the person described as one affiliated with a telegraph company in the capacity of niescngrr" COOK. "Love is the key that optns the door tn all the finest things of life." rays an eminent English scientist. 1,'ut. how many people lose their keys J

10 Turn Glass nf Water Upside down

A clover little joke is to turn a giass of water upside down on a g!ass or stone tablp, or even a wooden table, provided it is not polished mahogany. Simii'.v place a piece of paper over

u hen T the mouth ot the tumer and invert mj

novels and

that

vemns

same. 1 :ie water wn. nor lan uul, due to a physical law. Then set the glass, upside down, on the table, and slide it clear of the paper. If this is done neatly, net a drop will be spilled. But the paper away and call your frieada to observe the plfeiiomer.cn. It is interesting to hear them speculate on how it was accomplished. t'opiricht bj Public Lcdaer Company

One good thing about winter is that it froe.es out of existence a large crop of freckles.

"Some matches n'.u-t be made in bcH'.en." snorts the Cape Girardeau "Missou: ian." "At h ast they won't start a fire here."

RHEUMATISM LEAVES YOU FOREVER Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are Dissolved and the Rheumatic Poison Starts to Leave the System Within Twenty-four Hours.

mitfee was given by chairman K. M. Haas, when the directors of the Richmond Y. M. C. A. convened at the association building for their regular monthly meeting. The committee had practically finished its plan for raising the $23.0d0 necessary to claim the recent gift, by Daniel G. Reid. Regular reports on the work done by the association during the past month was also brought up at the meeting.

Relieve Sour Stomach. Belchino.

Gas and Acid Conditions Due to Indigestion

Kidney and Bladder Troubles HAVE TO GO

Clogged Up Kidney Deposits Are Dis-! solved and the Toxins (Poisons) Completely Driven Out. Druggists; Told to Guarantee It In Every j Simply

instance.

Baby Wants Cuticiira It Keeps His Skin Soft Smooth and Clear Baby's tender skin requires mild, soothinn properties such as are found in the Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum. The Soap is so sweet, pure and cleansing and the Ointment so soothing and healing, especially when baby's skin is irritated. CuUcura Talcum is also ideal for baby. Bawple Each Frw T7 Mali. A'ldrrwt: "CnticnraLboritoriM.Dftpt.ClG, Maiden 4 S.Masi." So'd evpryvhv Soap'jSc. Ointments andoOc. Talcom 2tc. 2kJ CuUcura Soap shaves without mue.

CcIdaLaurippe &SCAE L QUININE

pECLECTED Kotbtlw Coii art a crane against aczltlt coal family welfare. Don-t be a di-n ia aouter earcplamU. Oal make yaarsefi mlesa and eadaata

UHn by aBowiaf CeUtta rna die

Ahrayt Kan KB Caicaia BroouU Qoioioa Tableti tuauly. Far CaWi, lleaJacka aW la Grippe tbey are beat by test quickest ts ad and cad Col da in 24 Bean, La Grippe 3 days. Sale, dependable. He bad after effecta. No "bead . as Be-" CacKaieat and pleasant U tail a. At AB Druggists 30 Cent at. B. BILL CO MT Ail T. DCTKOIT

Lura Liquid Henna Shampoo eradicates the cause of hair and scalp troubles and gives new life and beauty to the hair. , Get your bottle today.

All stores sell Lura.

NOTE To pnrae vrkal Lura will do for your kair, Irfeai Laboratories Co., Chicago, will send sample test bottie upon receipt of loc in coin or stamps to cover packing and postare.

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Liquid Henna Shampoo

Manufactared by Ideal Laboratories Company, Chicago, II'. QUIGLEY'S DRUG STORES

The Miller-Kemper Co. "Everything To Build Anything" LUMBER MILLWORK BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Phones 3247 and 3347

DAVIS MOTOR CARS E. W. Steinhart & Co. 10th and Sailor St Phone 2955

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R0DEFELD GARAGE West End Main Street Bridge Phone 3077

MILK is a Food

: Ilimes Bros. Dairy

Phone 1850

: Ccal, Flour, Feed : j J. H. MENKE : 162-168 Fort Wayne Ave. '! Phone 2652 I ' - .. l

SAFETY FOR SAVINGS PLUS 4l2 Interest DICKINSON TRUST COMPANY "The Home For Savings"

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I Home-Made Potato Chips 1 Fresh Daily (STERLING Cash GROCERY A. R. Bertsch, Prop. 1035 Main SL 1 amtmiiiiiuiiiMiinm imumiiiMiiniiiiimiiiiiimiiimiiimiimiMuiiiniiuiH aintitmtiiimnmii MiiuMuiiiiiiiitiiitiiiiiiiitiitiiiiiiii::iMtiiiitiiiiHHiiiinitn

Bcthard Auto Co. 1117 Main

The Bank of REAL Service

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"Your very life," pays Dr. Carey, "depends upon the perfect functioning and health of your kidneys, so whatever you do don't neglect them." Dr. Carey's famous prescription No. 777 known as Marshroot is not recommended for everything, but we cannot, too strongly urge its use if you suffer from annoying bladder troubles.

frequent passing of water night and

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Chew a

Tablet After Meals

Good

Stuart's Dyspepsia

They Taste

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WASHING I MACHINES I IRONERS I

;1 Stanley Plumbing

Main St.

No matter what you eat or drink.

even though it be just a glass of sweet j milk, the stomach may rebel and sour j almost immediately. In such cases I one or two Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets : furnish the alkaline effect to offset!

the acid condition. Quite often the stomach may he overcrowded with partially digested food. A cold bottle of beverage at such

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Kif ' .? u- , Y"-" "a '" there is gassiness, a bilious taste, and

JiyJti lll JHliaUlIH Willi 1UM3 tli llfbll, backache, rheumatism or anv other

For Your Next Meal, Use Richmond Rose Brand MEATS and LARD Prepared, by STOLLE & SONS

Electric Co. 1 Phone 1286 I

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other distresses due to indigetion.

tendency to Blight's Disease, Diabetisjof thp discomfurt of wayside' or Gravel, for kidney disease in its b havin a box of Stuarl-S Dv,

"Ho'x it, a girl to know what a man r.iciins by his attentions when half the time he dortn't know himself?" s.sks the St. Joseph New s-Pr

like to swap his lrir-h problem Yap problem.

I Travelers may save themselves much

eating

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Don't wait until tomorrow to begin

the use of this wonderful prescription if you have any of the above

i Lvery Druggist in this county is anj thorized to say to every rheumatic j sufferer that if two bottles of Allen- ' rhu- the sure conqueror of rheumatism, does not stop all agony, reduce swol-

i Ion joints and do away with even thei symptoms; Kidney and Bladder

j slightest twinge of rheumatic pain, he troubles don't wear away. They will: i will gladly return your money with- srow upon you slowly, stealthily and;

Perhaps Mr. Uovd Georce would ! out comment. wim unfailing certainty. i

01' our' Atimrnu uas ueen uieu auu ivsr.ea j r:i iumu wnuiw oi me pasi. j for years, and really marvelous results! if you even suspect that you are sub-, i have been accomplished in the most'ject to Kidney Disease, don't lose a;

'severe cases where the suffering and single day, for Dafler Drug Co.. A. G. ;

Tablets with them as they can be had in almost any drug store throughout the U. S. and Canada. Advertisement.

JDorrTwTarSpotted j i l Send them to

! WILSON II

to be Cleaned j j Phones 1105-1106 j

The Best Tlace to Trade After AH

It's Time to Order Your Overcoat ROY W. DENNIS Tailor 5 N. 10th St.

Manv a man thinks lie is driving

ii rnvn rar wtin Vii ife nn thei0n

back seat. H actually doing it.

was intense and piteous and

where the patient, was helpless.

j Mr. James H. Allen, the discoverer

AmifK Foil viif. wmi m it'i;h of Allenrhu, who tor many years sui-

ierea ine lormenis oi acute i neumatism. desires all sufferers to know

a cent of any-

I ai Iff rvcrv woman whu- suffer

with kidney truuM to try t'olpv Kiilnrv Pills.-' writes Mrs. Issi.' Brawncr.

252: Scovillp Av. Cleveland. O.. "f that he does not want

, ou i.i nt no my loi'ork. 'S ri!"' -'' ! one's money unless Allenrhu decisive-

new woman anl am able to do my work." niieumatk: pains, s w o 1 1 e n ankles, tiaekaclio, s;iff joints, sore muscles and sleet) divturbinir bladder

ailments, indtcjte disordered kidneys.

'iiy Kidney pills tn't promptly

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ly conquers this worst of all diseases, rnd he has instructed A. G. Luken Drug Co., Dafler Drug Co., 3 Quigley Drug Stores. Yes and Now Drug Co. to guar-

iptiy. A. antee it in every instance. AdvertiseJ'li,in ht-m-nt.

Luken Drug Co. and every other good druggist has been authorized to return the purchase money on the first two bottles to all who state they have received no benefit. Advertisement

"Say It With Flowers" LEMON'S FLOWER SHOP 1015 Main Street - Phone 1093

LUGGAGE OF QUALITY At-Prices that are Right

627 Main St.

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Automobile Storage and Repairing I,

I Overland-Richmond Co, V 1 K. of P. Bldg. S. Eighf i St. ' uiuiiiiiittittiiiiiittiiit:iiittttiittitiittitiiti:iifiifuimiiiimitttiititiitu.;tiiiittuiiJK I

Eversharp Pencils, 50c up ! BARTEL & ROHE I 921 Main nilMIUIIIIUIIIIIIIIHUilHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIUIIIIlllllllililiilllllllllllllllllllMllinil

SEE NASH 1-DOOR SEDAN New Price $1965 Delivered WAYNE COUNTY NASH MOTOR COMPANY 19-21 S. 7th Phone 6173

Try Our Butter Maid Cake Many Flavors, at Your Grocer's

ZWISSLER'S

BOSTON STORE One Price to All

On Savings

and 5 on Time Certificates. You can start savinas

account any time. Interest paid Jan. 1st and July 1st. The .People's Home and Savings Ass'n. 29 N. 8th. Cap. Stock $2,500,000 Safety Boxes for rent

; "Front Rank" Furnaces and ': i ; Sheet Metal Work ;l I ROLAND & BEACH ! !; 1136 Main SL Phone 1611 ;!

BUY SUGAR

at E. R. BERHEIDE Phone 1329 244 S. 5th SL Free Delivery

Evansville issued permits for 74 New Homes in two months, to cost $200,200.00 GEO. W. MANSFIELD Architect Room 336 Colonial Bldg.

mnitiitfiniiTuiiitiitiitiiHtiniitiiMiiiiiiitiiiiHiitiuiiinniiiiiuiijimiiuitifiniimnt. I DR. R. H. CARNES ! 1 DENTIST Phone 2665 1 I Rooms 15-16 Comstock Building 1 1 1016 Main Street I I Open Sundays and Evenings by 1 1 appointment. I BMliiiuntniiiiMmiiimiiiitiiiiiiiiittitiiiiHiuiMiiiiiiiimitii.'iuiinmiiHnittllHHHi

Richmond's Greatest Shoe Sale Now Going On WESSEL SHOE CO. 718 Main SL