Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 26, 31 January 1922 — Page 14

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND, IND., TUESDAY, JAN. 31, 1922.

EDUCATIONAL NEEDS TO INDIA EMPHASIZED BY NATIVE SPEAKER

Victor M. Ilahibaksh, native of Bombay, India, spoke to the student of the Junior chapel Tuesday morning in the high scnool auditorium on the school life of the children of India. Mr. Ilahibaksh. who was educated in high schools and colleges of the United States, explained thoroughly the Indiaji situation. He said: "You children should be glad of the fact

that you have the opportunities which are thrust under your yee to advance to wonderful thing. The children of India envy you with your chances to advance kni would gladly exchange places with you. If , the children of India were to come to this country to go to school, they would soon adapt themselves to the conditions and would Boon be doing things as well as you American children do them. The children of India could come over to America and soon have your athletics mastered and compete in them and excel in them as any American child. "The schooling in India is different from that in this country. The men are the ones who go to school

in India. The women do not go on to higher education. Only in a very few cases, do women , enter A ecbool fdf higher' education." Mr. Ilahibaksh pointed out that India was In dire need of more advanced educational systems and that relief of this situation was his chief aim. He was to talk at a meeting of the Hi-Y club in the lobby of the Y. M. C. A. Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock and to a Junior group of boys at 6 o'clock.

Solon H. Borglam, Artist, s Dies After Operation STAMFORD. Conn.. Jan. 31. Solon H. Borglum, an artist of nation-wide

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All Fancy White Apron3 go for 25c 25c and 59c Dust Caps, sale price 15C and 29C Percale Aprons, sizes 3G, 38, 40, 42, special at 59C and 79c

Black Sateen Dress Aprons Made of fine quality heavy sateen trimmed in colored yarn $3.50

Plain and checked Gingham Aprons

$1.98

New spring patterns in all colors of the Maisonette Dress Aprons

$2.50

Stamped Aprons from the art department $1.25 $1.50 $1.75 Butterick Patterns

Polly Prim Aprons in pink and blue

$1.00

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renown and head of a school of sculpture here, is deadi After an operation for appendicitis wa performed on Saturday it was believed Mr. Borglum would recover, but his powers of resistance were lowered by the effects of being gassed while In France during the war, and the end came last night. He was bofn on December 22, 1868, in Ogden, Utah, and va? a brother of Gutzon Borglum, himself a noted sculptor. His five colossal busts of Civil war generals which are in the Vicksburg National park and his statue, ' The Pioneer," exhibited at the San Francisco exposition in 1913, were among his best known works.

Greek Armies Welcome All Y.M.C.A. Workers (ByAssociated Press) WASHINGTON, Jail, 31. Young Men'rt Christian association workers and branches In Asia Minor are welcomed wherever the Greek armies aio in control, but are meeting with considerable opposition in Turkish territory. Franklin Gaylord, secretary of the organization at Constantinople, who has just arrived in Washington, reported to William Knowles Cooper, general secretary. The Turkish government, Mr. Gaylord "said, recently issued a proclamation calling upon all Turks not to

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53-inch Tongee Chinese Pongee, sale

All-Silk 59c

Canton Crepe, Silk and Wool; colors black, navy, brown, grey, and peacock;

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40-inch All -Silk Charmeuse ; colors, black, navy, brown; worth $2.00, sale $1.89 All-Silk fancy stripe Shirt i n g, worth $2.50, sale

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40-inch (best quality) Silk and Wool Poplin, worth $1.98; sale Q-l 1Q price pAi 36-inch Eanner Silk Krepe Knit, all the wanted shades. Worth $3.50, fTQ sale Kty I X) 36-inch Seco Silk One lot to close out OA at U&Q,

WOOL GOODS

36-inch All-Wool Serge, all colors, worth $1.25, WOOL SERGE 50-inch Mannish Serge, all wrool, sponged and shrunk, Serth..$2:25'...$1.29

One lot of Wool Plaids, plain and colors

39c

All - Wool Figured Challie. worth $1.25,

89 c

58-inch Jersey Cloth, all wool; Kelly green, turquoise, blue; (J" Q worth $2, sale. PJ-.Oc ALL-WOOL VELOUR All-Wool Velour, 54-inch,

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$3.50; sale price

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KNIT GOODS

Men's Cardigan stitch V-

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neck Sweaters, (PO 1fl

Men's Cotton Sweaters, roll

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LADIES, WOOL SCARFS Ladies' Brushed Wool Scarfs

Ladies' Knits Skirts

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89c $2.98

Children's ribbed fleeced

Shirts and Drawers, sizes 20-34. . .

29c

BOYS' SWEATERS Boys' Slipover Sweaters, maroon and green, sizes 2630; sale price, QQ only $A9UO

Ladies' Knit Hug-Me-Tights, wort li $1.98. sale

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9-4 Unbleached Sheeting, yd. . . .

35c

GINGHAMS Ginghams, plaid, stripe, plain, yd ....

A m o s k e a g 1921 Outing, light and dark patterns, worth 25c

Fleeced Goods close at, yard

One lot to 19c

14c

16c

PEPPEREL SHEETING 8- 4 Bleached, yd 50c 9- 4 Bleached, yd 55 10-4 Bleached, yd 60c-

Amoskeag Apron Ginghams, 27-inch, sale, yard

14c

WHITE OUTING 26-inch White Outing, a heavy quality, 1 Ap worth 15c, yd AVJi 32-inch Kiddie Cloth, plain colors and stripe,

BLANKETS

04x76 fancy dark plaid

Blankets, worth

$2.98, sale. .

$1.98

ALL-WOOL BLANKETS All-Wool extra large Blan

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$10.00, sale price

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72x80 Cotton Blankets, grey, tan and white, worth $3.25, $1.98 60x76 Cotton Blankets, grey and tan; worth J- "(A $1.89. .. tPX.lU

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Ladies' Mercerized Lisle

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$2.19

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Ladies' Silk and Fibre Hose, white and Q cordovan, worth $1 . 07 C

Boy's Heavy Ribbed Cotton Hose Size 6 to 91', worth 25c to 40c. "Sale 15c

Ladies' Wool Hose, green, grey heather, QQr. worth $1.50 OVL Ladies' Fibre Silk Hose, black, white, cordo- IVr van, 2 for ! t)L MISSES' LISLE HOSE Misses' extra fine Ribbed Lisle Hose, 6 to 10, OQ , worth 50c . . OC

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Everything Reduced