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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., MONDAY, SEPT. 11, 1922. KANSAS DEMOCRATS HOPE TO BREAK HOLD OF REPUBLICAN PARTY 'By Associated Tress) TOPEKA, KAN'S., Sept 11. Demo crats of Kansas are going into the fall campaign with hopes more firmly founded, they say, than at any time fin the past six years. They are putting particular stress on the congressional campaigns in all the eight Kansas dis tricts in the anticipation that the Kau nas representatives in the lower-house of congress next year no longer "will be a solid Republican delegation. There is no election of a United States senator In Kansas this Tear. (Both senators Charles Curtis and Ar thur Capper however, also are Repub licans. The Democratic governor in Kansas was Georee HL Hodges. 1915- I In seven of the eight Kansas con gressional districts, the Republican (nominees are the incumbents, the one exception being in the Third where the hreteran congresman, Phil P: Campbell rof Pittsburgh was defeated In the pri tmary election, after serving nearly 20 years in congress. The defeat of Camp fbell by W. H- Sproul was the out I standing sensation of the Kansas pri iTnary election and came as a special 'blow to Campbell and bis friends in view of the eminent position he occu pies in the national house as chair man of the powerful rules committee and the further ract that Campbell has been prominently mentioned as Repub lican choice for the speakership at the next session This al6o adds to the irony of the defeat; Sproul, a Sedan lawyer, was fthe opponent Campbell defeated 20 years ago this summer in a bitter con test for his first nomination, in the (Republican district convention four jyears before the present direct pri mary law went into effect In view of the bitterness engendered in the primary fight. Democrats of the Third are counting a lot of Repub licans among their prospective sup porters in the congressional race, they ) assert. not In the world, being 53 feet in height The Kaidan-in Is remarkable for its unusual construction And arrangement Inside a series of platforms rising one above the other to support the Images of the Deva kings, Indra and Brahma, which are said to be among the best examples of the art of Nera era, also are counted among the "Na tional treasures." Annual Y. W. C. A, Leaders' Conference To Be In Dallas (By Associated Press) DALLAS. TEXAS, Sept 11. Dallas has been selected for the annual lead ers conference of the Young Women's Christian association, although the southwestern, regional division, com prising the states of Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Missouri, is directed from headquarters in St. Louis, Mp., according to announcement by Mrs. John ML Hanna, of Dallas, vice-president of the national organization. Ap proximately 60 leaders in the national work of the organization will attend the meeting, Oct 17-19. National field workers, voluntary workers in this re gion, world service members and oth ers prominent in the national work of the association will attend. ' i JAP CITY IS CENTER - OF ANCIENT WORSHIP ' (Detroit News) Kara, ancient Japanese city, is a clas sic center of Shinto worship, and was the first capital of Japan. Much of the building and beautifying began in a. a. 709, the "Golden Age of Japan still is Intact. During the early days of Nara pros 'perity, the Todaiji, one of the seven i great temples, was the head of Budd hism In Japan, and the building cov ered some 20 acres. Of all its glory, there today remains but few, chief among them being the Great South Gate, Nandai Mon: the (Great Hall of Buddha, and the ancient iand most interesting old shrine called Kaidan-in. The Great South Gate was built in 752 A. D. and remodeled in 3199. On either side are two gigantic figures of Nio, or the Deva kings, Erved by Tankei and his pupil TJnkei. ith. the two stone lions close by, ex. , llent specimens of twentieth century Chinese sculpture, they are listed and protected as "National treasures. The Nara-no-Daibutsu, the vast jfcronze Buddha cast in 749 A. D. is the largest of tho kind in Japan, if The Judges at the Fair are very thorough in going over the stocjc before they award the prizes. You are the Judge for Our Gleaning Work and we ask that you inspect your garments when they are returned to you. ' ' We Know that You Will Award Us the Blue Ribbon Our cleaning plant is the most modern in the city, and our cleaners are thoroughly experienced. All cleaning work is inspected before it is re turned to you. Get Out that Last Fall Suit or Dress Today and Phone 1105 and let us clean and press it for you. It will be returned to you looking like a new garment, and will render a great deal of service before you discard it. When It's Done by Wilson, It's Done Right" i Ed. N. Wilson """"v CLEANED ; Cleaner Tailor 1018 Main Street Phones 1105-1105 WELCOME Hair o isitors The doors of this big, modern packing house are always open to visitors. Sanitary in the last degree and complete in every detail. . kWe inviteinspection. While in Richmond you should get acquainted with the "Richmond Rose" Brand. It's a Richmond prod ucts which Richmond people may well be proud. J? RICHMO IgSpV ROSE BR HAM; AND BACON O o RICHMOND ROSE Lard is made by the good, old-fashioned kettle-rendered method, without artificial coloring or bleaching. An absolutely pure Lard the purest money can buy. , RICHMOND ROSE Ham and Bacon has a delicious, sav ory flavor all its own. Its mildness and tenderness is the result of our home-curing process. ' RICHMOND ROSE Fresh and Luncheon Meats are in comparable. The least that can be said about them is that they are prepared here at home, and you will know exactly what you are eating and where it came from. All RICHMOND ROSE Brand products are prepared under the personal supervision of Mr. Anton Stolle and his sons. Any stock raiser in this vicinity will tell you that only the very best cattle and hogs are selected for RICHMOND ROSE PRODUCTS. , ' SOLD BY ALL QUALITY DEALERS nton Stolle OO.S Richmond, Indiana PACKING HOUSE liberty Avenue 1: mm Fair Visitors Special Prices on New Fall Footwear ; All This Week Attractive Styles in Ladies' Shoes BLACK SATIN One-strap Slippers -with. (JQ KH baby Louis and Military heels pOUU BLACK SATIN Two-strap Slipper, with ff baby Louis heels iJrxAJU BROWN CALF Lace Oxford, military Q M fr heels, -with rubber tap v vJU GROWING GIRLS LIGHT TAN SPORT OXFORDS, Saddle Strap, with plain toe, rubber heels Brown S3.50 MEN, Yon Will Appreciate Hiese Real Values BROWN CALF "Lace Shoe, French Toe, welt soles, rubber heels ... S4.00 BEACH CALF Oxford New French Toe, flex ible welt soles and rubber heels at .r $5.00 Brown Calf Blucher, Round Toe, welt soles and rubber heels $4.00 BLACK PATENT Ox fordThis is a Lace Oxford in the latest T... $5.00 SERVICEABLE SCHOOL SHOES Misses' Shoes Misses' brown calf lace shoes with medium or broad toes, rubber heels, and solid leather constructs ed, at 3. OO Little Gents' Shoes Boys' brown calf lace school shoes with perfor ated tips, rubber heeis and solid leather construction throughout; a wonderful shoe, at , -S3.00 Shoes for the Growing Girl. Growing girls brown calf lace, broad toes and rubber heels, an all leather shoe, S3.50 Growing girls brown calf Oxfords for early fall wear, low rubber heels and roomy toes, at S3.50 Boys' $hos Little Gents' Brown Calf Lace, broad toes, rubber heels; in sizes from 9 to 13 at ..g2 and S2.50 FIVEL'S SHOE STORE 533 Main Street riifMflrrti'gVii.y a mm ml Welcome to Richmond and the Wayne County Fair "If It's a Gravel Product, We Can Furnish It" - Th'ouroughly washed and screened Gravel the best for building. We deliver by truck in any quanity. ; PLANT No. 2 jV Richmond-Greenville Gravel Co. Phones 41324032 Richmond, Indiana ft 'PALLADIUM WANT ADS . BRING RESULTS ' PAGE NINE 11 3 1'