Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 189, 15 May 1910 — Page 7

tinif'- .j" 1, -1THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGKAM, SUNDAY, MAY 13, 1910. PAGE 3EY Jib

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Price Advances with the Season of toe Year.

OUK ; I GET Pocahontas Coal Anthracite Coal Is From The While It's Cheap. Orlclnal Mines, We Have It In Highest Grade, Ego, Stove and Fresh Mined, Nat Sizes, Ready Gov't Tested. to be Delivered. PRICE PRICE I $7.25

i We charge 35 cents per ton to 1 5 " carry to bins. ; Stalker IBrolhers Co,

NUDITY IS COVERED BY AMERICAN FLAG

Navy Department Has Instituted Investigation of

Employes "Splash'

MORE PATRIOTIC SQUEALED

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THEY HAVE NO NEED TO FEAR PROSECUTION BECAUSE THEY WERE OFF DUTY.

It became known today that the main cause of the investigation being conducted by the navy department into the celebrated "splash" given here last February by civilian employes attached to the torpedo station was that an American flag was used to drape the nude form of a dancing girl. It is reported that La Belle Fredda, a Etage girl of Bosotn, whose Salome dance was given for the delectation of the "splashers," together with a num

ber of other women performers on that occasion will be summoned as witnesses before the investigating board. The government employes involved

are accused of desecxaiion of the flag. It appears that some of the more patriotic of the 300 men present Insisted that the Bacchante out of respect for the colors should don some other drapery. . The testimony thus , far indicates that the splash which is held annually by the torpedo station mutual association outdid the daring performances given In. gay parts of Paris. While theaffair was supposed to be & smoker themain attraction was a bevy of dancing girls. Young apprentices In the torpedo shops have testified that the most startling act was that of a pretty dancer, called by some, "Daughter of the Navy." After a few turns on the stage she began to parts of her costume and at the moment when the astonishment reached its height she snatched the colors from the side of the stags and wrapped them about her. She was forced to do her turn again and again. William H. Hayes is said to have been in charge of the performance. The complaint is said to have been made by James Brennan, a pipe fitter, and later Senator George Peabody Wetmore personally requested that an inquiry be made. Members of t he association boast that they have nothing to fear as they were "off the reservation."

ROOSEVELT AIDES HAVE BEEN NAMED Two Distinguished Officers Have Been Named His Escort by King.

TAFT ALSO NAMES AIDES

AND AMBASSADOR REID WILL BE THE AMERICAN DIPLOMATIC DELEGATE AND THE MINISTER EXTRAORDINARY.

(American News Service) London, May 14. King George today named two aides decamp to attend Theodore Roosevelt when the latter arrives in London Monday, the United States special ambassador to the funeral of King Edward. Lord

Dundon and Commander Charles E. F. Cunningham Graham are the aides designated. Lord Dundon earned distinction ta the South. African war and Commander Cunningham Graham, who is a groom in waiting to King George, spent 20 years in the navy and. since 1SS6. has been connected with the life boat service. They will meet Mr. Roosevelt at Queensborough and accompany him to London. Ambassador Reid and his

j etair wm aiso greet ice iormr presi

dent. The London Gazette publishes officially the Kins's wish that solemn services le held at 1 p. m., Friday, the hour of the funeral at Windsor. ON ROOSEVELT'S STAFF. Washington, May 14. The department of state today instructed t'ae embassy at London to accredit p.s the suite of special Ambassador Roosevelt at the funeral of King Edward VII the following: "The Ambassador Henry White, who is now in London, as diplomatic delegate, with the rank of envoy ex

traordinary and minister plenipoten

tiary. Commander Andrew T. Long, the naval attache at Vienna, Maj. T.

Bentley Mott. attache of the embassy

at Paris. Both Commander Long and

Major Mott have been Instructed to

proceed immediately to London to

await the arrival of Col. Roosevelt.

LAST SUPPLY BILL i

(American New Service) Washington. May 14. The house committee on appropriations today reported to the bouse the last of the supply bills for the session. It is the general deficiency bill and carries a total of $4,142,600. The bill Is to be called np the latter rrt of the month. This completes all the supply bills so far as the house is concerned.

FRIAR LANDS CASE

Washington. May 14. RepresentaOlmstead of Pennsylvania, presented four privileged resolutions from the committee on Insular affairs which had been introduced by Martin of Colorado, calling on the secretary of. war for certain correspondence and dat in connection with the Friar lands In the Philippines. The resolutions were adopted.

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WE SERVE TO MEN ONLY.

Meals served every day except Sunday. Home. cooking, "just as mother used to

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for, your money. Sanitary in every way.

DINNER, 25c. LUNCH, 15c.

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Go to Zwissler's Restaurant and Bakery and get a square meal. Meals, 25c. n Lunches, 15c. Short orders served.

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Is The Piano Proposition Still Befiore You?

If so, why not consult with some of your neighbors who have purchased the "McConaha" piano and see if the satisfaction they have received does not help you to decide. If you want something good, something that will be good in 10 years to come, something that has a pleasing tone, and is constructed so as to hold that tone, then it will pay you to investigate our instruments carefully before considering anything else. However, we will be frank with you. We make the price, and your little daughter can come in and buy one just as well as your neighbor. We have no "two for a nickel" proposition to put before you at a price of four dollars, and then accept an offer of eighty cents. We don't do business that way. We have the goods that are right, and we make the price justas close as a legitimate business can stand, and then we furnish you a guarantee that means something. - When it comes to terms, if possible, we will make them to suit you.

If You Should be InteresHed to a PDaiyeir PJann

We have the instrument that gives perfect satisgactlon to every one, who has had the opportunity to test it. This instrument plays either the 65 or the 88th note music, and has devices for bringing out the expression that is not equalled by any player made. If you want a player that will be the pride of your , home and pleasure to your company, let us sell you a KINGSBURY-INNER PLAYER. Call and see us if you are in the market.

413-415 Main St.

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SOUTH BEHO GROWS

(American News Service.)

South Bend, Ind. May 14. Based on

the school enumeration which shows

a school population of 14,409, South Bend has population of 50,400.

HATS CLEANED. W clean all kinds" of Hats. Shine, 6c. 522 Main v;

; Shoe iMmo

RESTAURANT, The best meals are gotten at Profit's, 14 8. Eighth street. ' ' 11

ART STORE. Fancy work and home baking. Haner's ' Art Store, 8 S. 11th. Phone 2180. i". t ? " 1 io-

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LAUNDRY. Our work to sultrerervbod: , Vincent

I LAundry, 404 NSth St j'j 17-lmo

CIGAR STORE.

Fancy , candles, t tobacco, cigars, good : pool table. Millers, liKU Main. Mm

- MOVING VAN. Best service guaranteed. Phone 5131 1. ; Henry E. French. G-2wks

SHOE REPAIRER. Half oles 40c. New YoTk-rppatrers. 18 '; S. th SL Phone 1870. - 14-lmo and wagon. TniulreHs iiTs. 5thSt Shoe half soled SO cents. Henry Bass, 1028 Mat 14-lmo

Will Work Wonders at our Store in tthe Way oi Restocking ttlie Hoinnie at this Season No doubt you have found some article that you will need in our linea Buffet, a Sideboard, a Chiffioner, a Dresser, Stand, Library Table, Rug, Carpet, Lace Curtains or some Drapery. We have them and $L00 opens an account with us, so why should you continue needing when you can pay for it on such liberal terms. , COME IN AND LET US SAVE YOU SOME MONEY

925, 927 and 929 Main

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