Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 73, 27 March 1922 — Page 16

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, 1ND., MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1922.

INVITATION TO IRISH PARLEY IS ACCEPTED BY ULSTER CABINET

BULLETIN BELFAST, March 27. The Ulster cabinet today accepted the invitation extended by Colonial Secretary Churchill to; a conference in London of Irish leaders, called in view of the disturbed conditions in Ireland.

DUBLIN, March 27. The convention of Irish Republican army members, which had been forbidden by the dail eireann cabinet, ended its lengthy session late last night without exciting any outward demonstration or ruffled the usual Sunday life of the city. The provisional free state government made no attempt to interfere with the proceedings and has not definitely stated it will take any action, although it is generally supposed that

those who attended will be treated as having separated themselves from the rest of the army, and their names may possibly be stricken from the army rolls. Strong Condemnation The action of the convention in unanimously adopting a resolution reaffirming the delegates' allegiance to the Irish republic met with strong condemnation among the supporters of the free state. The Irish Independent today said: "Many times in the past have our

people become divided in a crisis when

unity.

ness the same unedifying, deplorable

spectacle. Disunion has been forced on the country. Tbe resolution passed by the sectional convention amounts, in effect, to repudiation of the Dail ISireann, yet. Eamon de Valera insists that the Dail is the supreme authority in Ireland. - ' "In all democratically governed countries, "including republics like Fiance and America, the army is strictly subject to the control of civil authority, or the government for the time being. ( Whatever departures from that constitutional system have taken place, grave events, sometimes amounting to establishment of a military dictatorship, have followed."

Cambridge City Man Held On Liquor Law Charge CONNERSVILLE, Ind., March 27. Two men giving the names of Frank Gerren, of Laurel, and Elsbury, of Cambridge City, were arrested at Glenwood Saturday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Spradllng and Chief of Police O'Neill of Rushville, who were called there to search for moonshine whiskey. A half gallon jar of whiskey buried near a lumber pile was found by the officers. The men were placed in jail and hearing was set for today.

DATES ARE ARRANGED FOR PICTURE CONTEST

Circuit Court

Clubs and other organizations in the city wishing to obtain the slides for the Famous Picture Memory contest should get in touch with the Community Service office at once to obtain a date for the pictures, says an announcement Monday. Ten dates arranged for the future and niaiiy more are expected in the

next few days.

engagements to date are open ..to the

public to attend. These slides have been obtained from the John Herron art institute at Indianapolis and the Art Institute at Chicago by Mrs. M. F. Johnston and Mrs. Ada Bernhardt. Many of the slides are in color. Many of the Sunday school classes have planned to enter the contest. The adults classes as well as the junior classes are taking an active part in

the contest. To compete as a class

GRANTED DIVORCE Mabel Owen was granted absolute divorce and custody of a child" in circuit court Monday. She charged James J. Owen with cruel and inhuman treatment. Owen was ordered to pay $7 a week for the support of the minor child. ASKS GUARDIAN APPOINTED - Mary Belle Bunnel askes appointment of a guardian for Martha Bunnel, in Wayne circuit court, Monday. FINDS FOR PLAINTIFF . Finding and judgment in favor of the plaintiff for ?141.53 and costs was granted by Judge Bond in circuit court Monday, in the action by George A. Kern, executor of the estate . of , the late Jacob Kern, against Timothy J. Connell.

STRIKE OF TEXTILE WORKERS EXTENDED WITHOUT DISORDERS

Supreme Court Recesses Today Until April U WASHINGTON, March 27. The tm preme court announced a recess today until April 11.

was essential. Today we wit- they must have at least five members

Health Display Arranged

For Indianapolis May 19-27

Indiana state board of health will present to the people of Indiana a big health exposition in Indianapolis,. May 19 -to 27. The exposition will disnlay

Practically all of the the progress which has been made in

the prevention of disease throughout the United' States. " The" authorities of the health exposition will promote the thoroughfare for the general awakening in respect to the things which will serve to prevent disease. ' . The report from the state board of

health shows that 15,000 people in Indiana die each - year from diseases which could be prevented if the necessary precautions would be taken. Therefore, it is the purpose of the state board of health to get in touch with the commercial organizations in the state and through them, the people will gain their information in regard to the movement which is under way.

DUBLIN. March 27. The corresponrtent of fiie Freeman's Journal at Charlesville, county Cork, has been arrested. Apparently, says the newspaper, the Irish Republican- army authorities there were offended by his report of an'attempt" fo' break up a protreaty meeting at Charlesville. The Freeman's journal adds that, while it makes jio.denia.nd for. special privileges lor the press, it considers the arrest part of a scheme by the "treaty wreckers" to stifle free expression of public opinion and to intimidate individual journalists.

at the final meeting, but any number in the class can compete. - Following is the schedule to date of the shows to be given with the slides. Monday night at 8 o'clock at the parsonage of Reid Memorial church. Tuesday morning at the Earlham college chapel exercises. Wednesday, art gallery at the high school at 7:30 o'clock. ' This will be the Warner school night and the children and the parents of that school are all invited to attend the entertainment. At 8:30

I o'clock, will be at the Finley schoolI house which will be known as the Finley school night.

Thursday night, lecture room of the St. Paul Lutheran church at 7:30

o'clock. This will be a joint meeting of the St. Paul's church and the Hibbard school. Friday night, Union Mission at 7:30 o'clock, this will be the Whitewater school night. At 8:15 o'clock at the Starr school. At 2 o'clock in the high school auditorium, where the Garfield junior high school exercises will be held. Saturday night, at 2:30 o'clock there will be a public exhibition at the public art gallery to which the public is invited.

Board of Works Confirms Two Sanitary Sewer Jobs Resolutions providing for the construction of a sanitary sewer on South Fifth street, running from South G to II street, and a sewer on South

Sixth street, running from South II

to a point north in South Sixth street

where the C. and O. railroad crosses the street, were confirmed by the

board of works Monday. No remon

strances were offered.

Action toward building a cement curb and gutter on both sides of North D street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth, was dropped following the filing of a remonstrance by property owners. Widening of School street to twice its present width was discussed by the board, but no action was taken.

Heavy Rains Cause Rise In Mississippi River (By Associated Press) MEMPHIS, Tenn., March 27. Heavy and continuous rain in the central Mississippi, Ohio and Missouri river

vallies Sunday and today will cause the Mississippi river to rise higher than the previous forecast had indicated, the United States weather bureau

announced here today. . Rivermen e

timated a stage exceeding 43 feet be

fore Thursday. , .

(By Associated Press) ! LAWRENCE, Mass., March 27. The New England Textile strike "was extended today to this city, an old battle ground for -mill disputes," with curtailment of production in several . plants but no disorders. Several thousand operatives refused to go to work in protest against a 20 per cent wage cut.

' The Pacific mills were the most seriously ; affected of the seven plants which opened under reduced pay schedules. In the lower Pacific mills the electricians and machinists were among, those .who stayed out and many who appeared 'at the plant as usual were unable to work because of

lack of power. They left the factory j o'clock, soon afterwards. I

Police estimated that about one half of the employes at the upper Pacific mills went to werk, but there also

many left the plant. At the Pacific j

print mills a lew went to worn Dut

most of those left later in the day. The Pacific mills employ normally about 10,000 operatives. Workers Soon Leave At other mills where cuts were effective today many workers appeared at the regular hours, but soon began to leave. These plants are the Everett, Arcadia, Monomac, Pemberton, Katama and Methuen. These mills employ approximately 3,000 operatives. The Arlington mills carried out their intention to close. The large plant of the American Woolen company did not announce wage cuts and was not affected.

Almost from dawn the streets were thronged with idle mill workers who walked aimlessly about. Picketing was unorganized. We can grow hair on your bald head with BARE-TO-HAIR Treatments in our shop or for sale in bottles. Harter's Barber Shop In the Murray Bldg.

Mrs. Richard's Testimony Is Alibi For Husband

(By Associated Press)

. NEW YORK. March 27. Mrs. May I

Rickard took, the stand today, in defense of her husband, Tex, charged with assaulting a 15 year old eastside girl, and testified that the cport promoter waB at home from about 7 to 8 p. m., on Nov. 12, the night the attack was alleged to have been made !n a West Forty-seventh street apartment. Prosecution witnesses previously had testified that Rickard met

the girl, Sarah Schoenfeld. at 7:30

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Gives Former Lxperience As Office Qualifications Former experience in assessing Wayne county property as a deputy assessor, and similar experience inenumeration of school children in part of Wayne county, were named by Burley Jordan, candidate for Wayne township assessor, subject to the May 2 Republican primary, as qualifica

tions for the office In a statement given out Monday. Mr. Jordan farmed until five years ago. Since then he has been incapacitated, and has been under medical

cares but feels that he will be abla

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Indiana to Get $20,009, Ohio $76,000 Farm Loans (By Associated Press) -WASHINGTON, March 27. Approval of 121 advances for agricultural and livestock purposes, aggregating $3.-324,00-0 was announced today by the war finance corporation. The loans included, Indiana, $20,000, and Ohio. $76,000.

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Hi-Y Club to Discuss Plans For Conference TIip regular meeting of the H:-Y -lub will be held Tuesday evening at

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The World's Largest Shoe Dealers 35 Stores 724 Main Street

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Doll

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Wednesday Means Big Savings

CRETONNE Large assortment of patterns and colors; special Wednesday, 4 (T- AA yards for P J..UU Cretonne Cushions Round, oval and square Afj shapes Kopak stuffed J) JL UU Turkish Towels

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Colored Bordered Handkerchiefs In two sizes, for men and women ; woven borders ; -special, six for 00 50c Stationery

.,$1.00

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Fancy, pink or blue, good size, heavy quality, 4 for.

Chambray Gingham Plain colors, pink, tan, blue, (J- A A green, lavender; 10 yards. . vlUU

Ladies' Waists

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Ladies' Silk Hose In Brown and Black, all pure (J " AA silk, special tpA.UU VanRaalte Double i Silk Gloves

$1.00

Values to $1.75, mostly small sizes

Unicum Hairnets

$1.00

Single Mesh; special, per dozen

Tissue Ginghams Fine Silk Tissues, all colors of small check and plaid patterns; (J" AA 2 yards for MAIU

$1.00 off on every $10 purchase

$1.00 off on every $1 0.00 in the purchase of a new Coat, Suit, Dress, Waist, Skirt, Hat or anything in our Ready-to-Wear Department, Wednesday, Dollar Day only.

$1.00 off on every $10 purchase

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