Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 47, 2 April 1908 — Page 3

APRTT2, 190?$. FOR THE SAKE OF HUMANITY HE ACTS President Roosevelt Determined to Abolish Child Labcr 2 flECOMMENDATIONS MADE. THESE HOWEVER WERE NOT ENOUGH AND HE WILL PERSONALLY CONSULT WITH MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ON MATTER

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Washington. D. C, April 2. President Roosevelt is determined that there shall be a law placed upon the statute books prohibiting child labor in the national capital. If congress carries out his wishes the law will serve as a mod's el for the states, thus securing that 'uniformity of legislation which is csi fiential for the effective control of this evil. For the past two years the president lias been incorporating in his messages recommendations for comprehensive (child labor legislation for the District 'of Columbia. Tt has become evident to the president that mere recommendation is not enough, and he is now making it a point to speak directly to members as to the conditions which exist in Washington.

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Bill Is Roaming Around With Apparently Not a Friend On Earth. DOORS LOCKED TO HIM.

Bill Is not the nice old doggie ho :ised to be. He bit the hand of John (Markley, court bailiff yesterday and is now a homeless outcast. He shivers find shakes on the cold stone pavement in front of the court house. His accustomed lounging place, near the radiator in the court room is vacant. It is not for a naughty dog. And Bill has disgraced himself. The antics of the dog are really pathetic. He runs back and forth from the corner of Fourth and Main streets to the court house door. He attempts to follow persons into the building, hut those unacquainted with him do not know he has been a privilegged character heretofore, and taking him only at his- apparent value, refuse to admit him. Those who are acquainted with Bill remember his cur-like action in biting the bailiff, and will not open the doors to him. Bill is a living ex amplo of the dog that every body kicks when down. He has suffered a great fall from the esteem of judges, lawyers, county officers and reporters. The latter made Bill's fame, and now peek to take it from him. Mr. Markley's hand has been cauterized and is being treated so as to prevent blood poison. The veins on the back were severed and the tendons laid bare when the dog sank his fair's into the hand of his would-be frUnd.

Amusements

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NEW PHILLIPS. Week of March 30 Vaudeville. GENNETT. Week of April 6 Glick Stock Co.

Repertoire at the Gennett. Beginning Monday night the Glick Wtock Co., will be at the Gennett for rne week, presenting standard plays, In connection with a number of specialties, including a troupe of trained dogs. Matinees are to be given daily, beginning on Tuesday. The opening Vlay, "A Thorn in Her Heart." to be eiven Monday night, is very highly spoken of. It is a comedy drama and is one of the latest and said to b- one of the most successful of the many new plays produced this season. It is by Lelia Glick, ami created ouite a sensation in the East, where it received the approval of the critics and was greeted by crowded houses. The Glick Company does not claim to be the best that ever visited this city, but it does claim to give a splendid entertainment Snd much more than might reasonably be expected at popular prices.

Vaudeville at the Phillips. Saturday afternoon there will W a special matinee at the New Phillips for ihe children. The management selects this time so that the little folks can come without interfering with their school work. There will be much in this week's bill to interest the children and especially so the work of the trick bicycle rider and the illustrated picture showing the adventures of a lost umbrella.

AN INSIDIOUS DANGER One of the worst features of kidney trouble is that it is an insidious disease and before the victim realizes his danger he may have a fatal malady. Take Foley's Kidney Remedy at the first sign of trouble as it corrects irregularities and prevents Bright's disease and diabetes. A. G. Luken & Co.

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l-c-uucui w. .uKir wBiiare. is toe stomach. ; When the (unctions of the stomach become irn- i paired, the bowels and liver also become de- I ranged. To cure a disease of the stomach, liver ! or bowels sret a 50 cent or $1 bottle ot Dr. Cald- ' well's Syrup Pepsin at your druesist'a. !; j the promptest relief for constipation and dj pepeia ever cctspouciied

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.' feel justly proud cf our Kaster and sprint: sl.o '.ivi of st j lish ch'tlu-.' r ,!',n. Not only lioptiiis they are cut on liu. h.U's; n.ies, frni tlu: newe u materials, but from the fact that we are offering as good value-; as you could find ;r; w ,'? a.. : i.ss price Ih.an yo"i wcu'il i-iii :ia i'i !y c',k'c! to -.:n. This may st-i-m to you I ; be broad t-tate-ment, 1 1 3 1 tile facts wijl bear it out conclusively. An inspection on the collection we display Friday afternoon and evening. wiP prove the pohr w take decisively. In our opt niiiK tomorrow a;'ernoon atid nigji we vill dttuonstrate How our clothes tit: how they are made; anil why you should buy your clothing here. Wo fit all men.

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The finest collection here about the patterns are beautiful rhis season the styles are nobby in fact the Rosen bloom-Bun tin Store handles nothing but the newest creatious of the weavers art We call your special attention to this department when you visit our store. Shirt prices range from 50c to $2.50 .

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C'j.- cj.yy i.i -n. With rcrclve alwsys guiding our actions, we conscientiously place ber.': a : ' iev c-e :t o- el ;'.!i;.c-crr.t, f t ishi r.gs, etc.. attaired up to the present day. and we do . ": t t'r.; oi:r rc cdy-for-serv?ce garments stand far cbove all others in Perfection of tailc f sc. G ,: sci ir the isirest test i a you to ourselves, and we heartily invite it: co to cjr First Ar nual Erste- Opening.

MUSICAL FKOGIAIVIIVfE F'sji raiiil"&eS Iby Hicks' Orchestra

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Friday Evening '11 ij From 7:00 to 10:00 jj March -Old Faithful Holtzman II Seleciion- i'l Travator Opera Verdi iV Ihuiiiarian Dance, N. 1 Ih. Ftrahms 'gt j-'Y Seleciion ' Faust" --Opera Crueirrald f V March Stars and Snipes Forever Sousa 'Ip Ij'-p-ri Overture Hungarian Dut i.-phcil KHar I'ela ,.Jh$Q I ZjTrj'V N"ali. Spanish ami Gaiataui Haines . IjJjj. I I ".ttCJK . Si'leciion GingerbreailMaii Sloane LTxL I T:-" ' " . vo2?yl ' u x ii vHTtiir.Tfi i i 1 IiJj a .---, -t "i JT . . pJ ' i I

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Display Men's Hats The best advertisements of our hats are the men who wear them. The most careful dressers of Richmond relv on Rosenbloom-Buntin for their bead dress. Our stock consists of the most bountiful assortment of authentic styles, fashioned in clever accordance with the highest idea3 of correct modes, yet are modestly priced. $2.00, $2.50 to $3.50 We are the only Richmond establishment that sells the "Mallory" Cravenelte.

Easier Display of Boys' Clothing This display of boys" clothing will be particularly interesting to the mothers, fathers -and the, boys Richmond and vicinity. Here you will find a grand array of stunning new styles of clothing furnishing tor the boys. T:iis particular department has been our hoax we love to tell about it but much rather have the mother, the father bring I'.ip boy to our opening so as to see for yourself ami himself what we have for him. This Is one reason why we have planned this our first sn-. nual Faster and spring opening. , A souvenir will be given to every boy who attends, accompanied, by his mamma or pappa. Our prices are reasonable we do not ask you to buy Friday. Suits $2.50 To $7.00

Display oil Gloves Ties, etc. Our display of ties, gloves, hosiery, tc, ij as good a collection one could wish for. In our neckwear wt have searched the fashion renters of tb country and believe we can give you the priitie6t and nobbiest assortment ever placed on display in the citj. Prices are 50c to $1 .50 Hosiery 15c to $1.50 Gloves, new spring styles, 50c to $2.50

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