Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 215, 11 June 1909 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGBAM, FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1909.

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HOIK WRIGHTS

Two Great Dayton Aeronauts i Given Medals by Presi- ; dent faft. INVENTION WAS LAUDED

CEREMONY WAS PERFORMED AT THE WHITE HOUSE IN THE PRESENCE OF A VERY DISTINGUISHED ASSEMBLY.

Washington, D. C, June 11. Oryille nd Wilbur Wright, of Dayton, Ohio, the American brothers about whom he world has been talking for a year

feast, and whose names are as familiar ito the Paris' street gamin or Neapolitan fisherman as they are to their fel

low-countrymen here in the , United

etates, received . a tribute of recogni

tion from this country yesterday after

noon, when President Taft, standing

on .the East Room of the White House,

surrounded by the diplomatic represen

tatives of; all the great nations and

men prominent in science and in public life, presented to them the medals

Siren by the Aero Club of America in Appreciation of their conquest of the teir. A Unique Event. It was the first event of this charac

ter to occur in the Whit House in 20

bears. It was a big day for the

Wrights, but they have been accustomted to big days ever since they have

been hobnobbing with Kings and Emperors in Europe. It was a little different, however, as one of them said afterward, being "back home" again and receiving the

good wishes of their own people, es

pecially in view of the fact that there was a time not very long ago when these same people had called them

"'the Dayton dreamers," or had con

ferred on them less charitable remarks. Paid Glowing Tribute. The Wrights were introduced to the

President by Representative' Herbert

Parsons, of New York, who paid a

Slowing tribute to their personal quali

fications. A. Holland Forbes, the win

Her of the recent National Balloon race

and Acting President of the Aero Club

of .America, turned the medals over to the President on behalf of the Aero

Club. Miss Catherine Wright, sister of the aero-planists, accompanied her brothers and was quite as much lionized. After President Taft had congratulated the. Wright, brothers individually1 he turned to Miss Wright and said,, "And I want to congratulate the most important member ot the family." The medals presented to the aviators bear the likenesses of the two brothers on one side and an inscription on the feverse. They were procured at a tost of $2,300, obtained through subscriptions of the members of the Aero Club. They were designed by Victor David Brenner, of New York. In his brief speech of congratulation to the Wrights President Taft laid Special emphasis on his belief that their invention would be the basis for all future heavier than air craft.

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WANTED I V-v 500 Boys and Girls to gather up piano voting certificates every r day after school and on Saturdays. . Ask about the FREE k piano at The People's Store.

Humorist Tells Young Women Graduates What They Shouldn't Do.

IS OPPOSED TO SMOKING

Baltimore, Md., June 11. Mark Twain came to Baltimore yesterday to speak to the girl graduates of St. Timothy's School. Following Edward F. Martin, of New York, Mr. Clemens said that as Mr. Martin had advised them as to what they should do he could only tell them what they should not do. "There are three things, young ladies, t advise you not to do. Don't smoke; that is, don't smoke to excess. I am 73 years old and I have smoked for 73 years of that time. "Don't drink; that is, don't drink to excess. "Don't marry I mean to excess."

SIT Oil DOLLIVER IN SENATE AGAIN Two of His Amendments Were Defeated Today.

Washington, June 11. The first and only private bill passed this session iSy the senate was a measure to make Scranton, Mississippi a port of entry. An amendment of the tariff bill by Senator Dolliver, to reduce the duty on yarns was defeated today. Another amendment by Dolliver to reduce the duty on children's dresses was also defeated.

END OF A RED NOSE.

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SUICIDE REPORT WE PUBLIC Divorced Wife of Cuban Diplomat Shoots Herself.

London, June 11. Agnes O'Brien Ruiz, divorced wife of Antonio Ruiz, the Cuban diplomat, shot and killed herself in a hotel here on May 16, according to information made public today. Much mystery surrounds the affair and great secrecy has been maintained , by the authorities. She was twenty-nine years old and her name was coupled with that of Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, before his wife divorced hinv

NEW CASTLE WILL OBSERVE FOURTH Are Planning to Have a Big Sham Battle.

New Castle, Ind., June 11 New Castle is planning for a big celebration on the Fourth of July. A sham battle put on by state troops is one of the features planned. The Maxwell-Bris-coe automobile factory officials are boosting the project. They believe in doing anything that will help their employes enjoy life. They have prepared a public park, provided a band, supplied' the town with a baseball team and now propose to conduct the Independence Day celebration. The New Castle Chinese contingent always help supply the fireworks and appear to be a public spirited bunch.

GET THEIR DEGREES. Frank Bradburn of Centerville, and Sam Fred, of this city, were given degree work in Wayne council R. & S. Masons last evening. The work was followed by refreshments, which helped the belligerents some.

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All INJUSTICE DONE

Five Cent Ice Cream Cones Made Here Are Regarded as Pure. SMALLER ONES IMPURE

Because of an error of omission on the part of the informant of the Palladium relative to the quality of cones used by the ice cream venders of the city, an injustice was done the Newland Brothers, the Smiths, and other local manufacturers of cones. The Palladium informant was under the impression the cones used are manufactured by the venders and sq told the reporter. It has been learned since that the 5 cent cones are made in this city and so far as is known are absolutely as pure as they can be made. The smaller cones are imported from Dayton and Cincinnati and contain paraffine and other foreign substances. This paper feels as if an insufficient distinction between the cones was made by the news story.

SALOONISTS KICK ON COMPETITION

Brookville Men Object to Granting More Licenses.

Brookville, Ind., June 11. Saloonkeepers at Brookville are up in the air, high but not dry. Franklin county voted wet recently and since then a number of applications have been filed with the county commissioners, asking for licenses. Several of the applicants have gone to Brookville from Fayette, Shelby, Rush and other surrounding counties that have voted dry. The men long established in the business at Brookville object to this1 outside competition.

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Saturday Clothing Specials Some of the very best suits bought for summer 1909 were late in delivery. They include suits that at the average stores would be considered excellent values for $16.50, $18.00, $20.00 and $25.00. Not only that, they are strictly Union amde. This you know means best workmanship. Our Saturday Price $9.75, $14.75

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Rugs, Rugs, Rugs, what a season fee Rugs! Everyone seems to have the Rug erase. Tomorrow we put en sale new styles ef the new Fall Patterns of Hodge's and Harvy Wool Fiber Rugs in room size at $8.95 and $11.95. Also thirty new, fresh fall patterns In Velvets, Axminsters, Wiltons and Tapestries at a decided tempting price.

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