Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 93, Number 26, 30 January 1923 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., TUESDAY, JAN. 30, 1923.

HIGH STUDENTS WORK TO PERFECT MUSICAL REVUE OF EXCELLENCE

The Lewis Davia Musical Revue, consisting of a" "jazz band" and a bevy of clever, beautiful girls, who tan sins, dance -and make music on any kind of instrument, will headline the vaudeville bill to be presented Friday and Saturday nights, Feb. 2 and 3. by students of Morton high school in the high school auditorium at' 8 o'clock. Much time' has been snent rehearsing by the members of ihe cast. Miss Elizabeth Kolp has been giving personal attention to those who have special dances, and under her instructions they all have mastered i he art of shaking their feet in commendable style. Meloy and Pettibone will offer a special blackface skit entitled "Dark Clouds." These two girls have unlimited talent In their line of work and should put their act across without much trouble. They have spent much lime in preparation.

"Gus" Pfafflitt, known as the king of tramps, will offer an act entitled "Bottle Top Pete." Gus- has the art of winning favor with an audience and

should present a mirth-making: act. Jay and Ryan are to be introduced as a "couple of bums". Wise cracks nd sayings will be part of their offering. Davis and Miller will present what probably ia one of the wittiest acts seen on an amateur vaudeville stage. A "high brown" and a "regular Dixie gentleman" who know how to talk, laugh and act like a couple of duskies from the southland. Mrs. William Morrey deserves special credit in her efforts as the coach and sponsor of this act, as she has given much time and attention in making it a sure-fire offering. Van Elten and Vice will present "Twelve minutes of Fun and Frolic", doing special cartoon work and a little of every thing else in the way of jokes

and wise sayings. Little of Everything "Bill" Romey will offer an act billed as "Versatility", doing everything from making music on a "Jew's Harp" to playing selections on his violin. Mikesell and Lanier will close the bill with an offering entitled "Stage Struck." They are two clever young girls who sing and dance with much ability. Lewis Davis, as manager of the "Frenzied Frollies of 1923," has worked hard in getting ready to present his entertainment. J. E. Maddy will have charge of the

MAN SHOT RESISTING SERVING OF WARRANT

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. 30. Peter J. McClain, 26, was shot and probably fatally wounded early today by members of a police flying squadron. The police had surrounded his home while attempting to serve a. warrant on him. Four officers ran in pursuit when he started to escape firing as they ran. McClain fell after running a quarter of a mile. The bullet pierced his back. The man is alleged to have offered

to sell lots for owners while working for a real estate firm. Money obtained for expenses was alleged to have been misapplied.

Pennsylvania Minister . Held For Death of Girl ERIE, Pa., Jan. 30. Rev. John Dembinski, 42 years old, pastor of St. Casimer's Polish church, is being held for investigation of a shooting which caused the death of his assistant housekeeper, Sophie Szmanowski. 18 years old, after midnight last night. The girl, shot through the heart, rushed from the house, according to the police reports, and ran 50 feet before collapsing: She died almost instantly. Policement summoned to the scene found the priest in bed. The police alleged on first questioning he denied any knowledge of the shooting, but later is stated to have declared the girl was

shot accidentally.

special orchestra which will accompany the acts during the entertainment. An entertainment similar to the present one was presented last year and it proved a success, and according to prospects this year's offering should eclipse previous efforts. Tickets are selling fast for the first performance and a capacity house is expected. Admission is 50 cents, and seats will be reserved free Saturday morning at the high school.

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MAIL LOSSES REDUCED

BY WAR ON BANDITS

(By Associated Tress) WASHINGTON. Jan. 30. Losses to the government through mail bandits in major mail robberies have beea materially reduced by the relentless warfare waged by the postoffice department. They have aggregated only $24,553 for the last nine months compared with $1,129,366 for the year

ending March 31. Two years ago $6,-

WHOOPING COUGH No "cure" but helps to reduce oaroxvsms of couehine.

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Over 17 Million Jan Used Yearly

346,407 was stolen from the mails, of which $3,286,017 was recovered, leaving a net loss of $3,000,390. There were no major train hold-ups

or major mail truck hold ups in which j the outlaw made their escape withj loot in the last nine months. One major robbery of a postoffice station and; two major robberies of postal mes-i sengers or mail carriers involved $79,-;

200, of which $54,647 was recover!-. leaving a net loss of $24,563.

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-Annual

Starts Wednesday, January 31 Buy Now and Save

This sale will reveal odd lots and special assortments creating values that in view of the rising prices will be exceptional in low price

The usual "Ackerman Quality" is back of every article in this sale savings that will be well worth your while to purchase for future use.

Ladies' Strap Wrist Gauntlets, 98c Beaver, mode, grey, brown, sold regularly at $1.25; QQ sale price f OL

Ladies' Silk 2 Clasp Gloves, 69c

Black and white, sold regularly at $1.00 sale price

69c

Children's Black Sateen Bloomers Children's Black Sateen Bloomers, up to size 16 FCQ sale price tlll

Ladies' Umbrellas, Ivory Handles

Ivory tips, American taffeta, guaranteed rainproof, sold regularly at $3.50; sale

S2.69

Cotton Batting, 72x90, 62c Sold regularly at 6Dc; Semi-Annual Clearance fn Salo price JLis

Ladies' Bungalow Aprons, 98c

Tercale and Ginghams; Semi-Annual Clearance Sale price

98c

Ladies' Fur Scarfs, $8.50 Sold regularly at $18 and $25.00; Semi-Annual T0 FA Clearance Sale price dO0j

Ladies' Silk and Wool Hose, $1.29

S1.29

Black, brown, grey, sold regularly for $1.98 Clearance Sale

Ladies' Umbrellas, Ivory Handles Waterproof Taffeta, sold regularly for $2.25 Q Clearance Sale . DLjU

Ladies' Mercerized Lisle Hose, 3 pr. $1 Seamed back, black, brown, white, grey, sold regu- ff lady at 50c; sale, three for tD-L.UU

Ladies' Thread Silk Hose, $1.35 Wide rancl seam, black, brown, white, sold regu- Oft larly at $1.50; sale D-Ltt

Ladies' Fibre Silk Hose, 65c Brown, black, white, sold regularly at $1.00 Semi-Annual Clearance Sale

65c

All Pure Thread Silk Hose, 1.98 Brown only, sold regularly at $3.00; Semi- T- QQ Annual Clearance Sale DX50 I

Ladies' All Wool Sweaters, 2.98 Brown, maroon, rose, sold regularly at $5 and $6 QQ Semi-Annual Clearance Sale ijVO

Girls' All Wool Sweaters, $2.98 Button, also Tuxedo style, bul'f. brown, navy, r( QO sold regularly at $7.50, sizes 32-34 3)70

Boys' Half Wool Sweaters, $1.50 Button, also slipover, sold regularly at $2.50 and (T- rn and $3.50; sale D-L.eJU

Men's Cotton Sweaters, $1.29 Roll collar, dark grey, sold regularly at $1.50 OQ Semi-Annual Clearance Sale DXi

American Print Calicos, 10c Yd. Navy, grey. Calcutta, red, also light ground, sold regu- 1A larly for 12Vsc; sale price -LUC

All Ladies' Knit Underwear

$1.00 S1.25 $1.50 $1.75 $2.00

qualityquality qualityquality quality

...89c ...98c .$1.15 .81.50 .$1.79

Outing Flannel Gowns $1.50 quality sale $1.25 $1.75 quality sale $1.50 $2.00 quality sale $1.75

BLANKETS 66x80 Nashua P 1 i d Blankets, sold regularly at $4.25, Q fJQ sale tPO I U 72x80 Extra heavy cotton blankets, sold regularly at $2.98 to $3.50, sale , Q9 QQ price f)dJJ 64x76 Plain grey and tan blankets, sold regu1 ?!:98:. $1.69

SALE SPECIALS IN

Mens' Wearables

Work shirts (Big Yank and Perfection) grey, blue, navy, black satin, grey or blue stripe, sold

regularly lor $1.00, sale . . .

Overalls (perfection make), blue, also blue

and white stripe,

sale

Men's Rubbers, sold reg

ularly $1.35 and $1.50, sale

Men's corduroy pants.

sold regularly

for $3.9S, sale

Men's thermo knit sport, coals, all wool, sold reg

ularly at $6.00

sale

89c rfectiou io blue 98c 3ld reg-

98c pants.

S2.98

knit sport. , sold regS4.98

"25c eck sweat-

l!y,..89c

Ide linen collars

2 for ..

Men's turtle neck sweat

ers, navy, gr

sale . . .

Men's percale and woven madras shirts, sold regularly $1.50 to (J- Q $1.98, sale .. tJ)JLCt Men's outing flannel

night shirts, sold regu

larly at $1.25, sale

Men's mercerized lisle socks, all colors, sold regularly at 35c, 2)Q Men's outing flannel pa

jamas, sold regularly at

$1.98, sale price

98c

$1.69

Crepe Serpentine, Japanese Crepe, 29c

29c

Semi-Annual Clearance Sale

1 Lot colored figured maig, sold reg- OA ularly at 50c yard -icC C. T. N. Curtain Swiss all white, sold 00 regularly at 35c yd., sale falOC Children's black only heavy ribbed 1 r hose 6, 6V2, 7, 71.4, 35c value, sale. . . XOC

eddings

Pepperal Sheeting 8- 4 Brown 45c 9- 4 Brown 50c 10- 4 Brown 55c 8- 4 Bleached 50? 9- 4 Bleached 55c 10- 4 Bleached .....60c 4ix36 rillow cases, hemstitched, sold regularly at r0e each, OQ sale 36-inch percales, (light or dark), sold regularly - f at Vc, sale 1DL 36-inch Manchester percale, (nothing better made), sold regularly at 23c, O-i sale LtWs 20 Discount on all other curtain goods. 81x90 Seamless sheets (no starch), sold regularly at sale . . $1.29 Spreads will be sold at a 20 Discount. 81x90 Seamed SHEETS, sold regularly at $1.00, QO sale O-wL

40-in. Silk Charmeuse, $2.49 Yd. Black, navy, brown, sold regularly at $2.98 (go A Semi-Annual Clearance Sale ti)wTr

32-in. Sossiette, White, Colors, 42c

42c

Sold regularly at 50c; Semi-Annual Clearance Sale price only

36-in. Cotton Back Satin, $1.79 Yd. Belding's black, tan, white, brown, sold regularly Q-t rTQ at $1.98; Semi-Annual Clearance Sale 514 U

Unbleached Toweling, 15c Yd.

All linen, sold regularly at 20c and 25c; Semi-Annual Clearance Sale price

15c

32-in. All Silk Shirting, 98c Yd. Sold regularly at $1.50; Semi-Annual Clearance QQrt Sale price only J31

Stevens Unbleached Toweling, 23c

23c

All linen, sold regularly at 28c; Somi-Annual Clearance Sale price

36-in. Silk Poplin, 79c Yd. Black, navy, brown,, green, pink, taupe, sold regularly at 98c; Semi-Annual Clearance Sale

79c

Windsor Cotton Crepe, 22c Yd.

White, lavender, yellow, pink, blue sold regularly

at 29c: Semi-Annual Clearance Sale

:a,:b: 22c

36-in. Seco Silk, 45c Yd. White, black and all colors, sold regularly at 50c; Semi-Annual Clearance Sale

45c

36-in. Cotton Challie, 15c Yd.

Sold regularly at 19c; Semi-Annual Clearance Sale price only

15c

34-in. Figured Nainsook, 20c Yd.

20c

Quality Ginghams

Sold regularly at 35c; Semi-Annual Clearance Sale price only

35c and 30c quality Ginghams, sale., 25c quality Ginghams, sale ,

25C 10c

36-in. Printed Shirting, 25c Yd. Fruit-of -the-Loom, a good line, will not fade, sold OfC regularly at 35c; sale

32-in. Kiddie Cloth, 30c Yd. Will not fade, sold regularly at 39c; Semi-Annual Clearance Sale, per yard

30c

35-in. Domestic Pongee, 82c Yd.

28-in. Ripplette, 20c Yd.

Sold regularly at $1.00; Semi-Annual Clearance Sale price only

82c

Stripe and checks, sold regularly at 35c-Semi-Annual Sale, per yard ,

20c

32-in. Woven Madras Shirting, 42c Sold regularly at 50c; Semi-Annual Clearance in Sale price only rC

32-in. Import Ginghams, 47c Yd.

Extra fine, sold regularly at 65c Semi-Annual Sale, yard

47c

32-in. Apron Gingham, 19c Yd.

19c

Lancaster, sold regularly for 25c; Semi-Annual Clearance Sale

27-in. Apron Gingham, 15c Yd.

Lancaster and Amoskeag, sold regularly for 18c-Semi-Annual Clearance Sale

15c

36-in. Outing Flannel, 21c Yd.

Dark or light, extra heavy quality, sold regularly at 25c; sale price

21c

27-in. Outing Flannel, 122c Yd.

Light colors only, sold regularly at 15c; SemiAnnual Clearance Sale .

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72-in. Mercerized Damask, 62c Yd.

62c

Sold regularly at 75c to $1.00; Stmi-Annual Clearance Sale price

72-in. All Linen Damask, S1.98 Yd.

S1.98

Sold regularly at $2.50 and $3.00 yar; SemiAnnual Clearance Sale

64-in. Mercerized Damask, 50c Yd.

50c

With colored border, sold regularly at 69c Semi-Annual Clearance Sale

36-inch Figured Cretonnes, 25c Yd.

Sold regularly at 35c; Semi-Annual Clearance Sale price

25c

36-in. Figured Terry Cloth, 86c Yd. Sold regularly at 95c; Semi-Annual Clearance Q Sale price OOC

36-in. All Wool Storm Serge, 79c Yd.

79c

17 different shades, sold regularly at 98c; SemiAnnual Clearance Sale

40-in. All Wool French Crepe, 51.98

S1.98

Black, navy, brown, sold regularly at $2.50-Semi-Annual Clearance Sale

36-in. Wool Plaids, $1.00 Yd.

Sold regularly at $1.75; Semi-Annual Clearance Sale price only

S1.00

54-in. All Wool Jersey, $1.98 Yd.

. S1.98

Sold regularly at $2.98; Semi-Annual Clearance

Sale price only

50-in. All Wool Storm Serge, 51.29 Yd.

S1.29

Sponged and shrunk, sold regularly at $2.2" Semi-Annual Clearance Sale

40-in. All Silk Canton Crepe, 2.59

S2.59

Black, navy and brown, sold regularly at $3.50;

Semi-Annual Clearance Sale

One Lot of Messaline, 81.19 Yd.

S1.19

Taffeta and Trickilete. sold regularly at $1.98 and and $2.50; Clearance Sale

40-in. All Silk Crepe de Chine, $1.45

Heavy quality, black, white and all colors, sold

regularly at $1.65; sale

$1.45

Light colors only, sold regularly at $1.50 Semi-Annual Clearance Sale

40-in. All Silk Georgette Crepe, 69c Yd.

...69c

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