Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 27, 6 December 1910 — Page 12

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THE RICII3IOND PALLADIUM AND SUX-TELECRAM, TUESDAY, DECE3IBER 6, 1910.

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Big Document Was Brought Into Congress Today and rat Noon the Task of Reading It Was Begun. (Continued From rage One.) to the economist of his administration reminding congress of the desirability . nf this being Imitated. He points out that nearly haJf a million was saved In one, bureau and over a quarter of a 'million In another. In thin same con- - nectlon he deplores the abuse of the Iotal franking privilege which is annually costing the country millions and demanded iliat congress ttake Meps to check It. The President showed his keen interest In the extension of American rnterprlnes by asking legislation enabling Americans to establish b.mka in foreign counntrles and branches of existing banks in the United Slates. Declaring that the poor man has no fshow In the courts against a rich opiponent, Mr. Taft strongly urges changes In American court procedure, esipoclally in the appellate branches, modeled after the English system. Other recommendations and demands Include the following: For broader civil service tests for icontmlar officers; the abolition of '"pork burrel" methods In appropriating money for the constructing of pubi lie buildings and the institution of a commission to Investigate the necessity of buildings and report to congress; the abolition of superfluous'customs officials and stricter observation 'to detect smuggling; Increase of tariff 1 commission from three members to live; a Federal incorporation act; that congress honor Commander (Peary for discovering the North Pole; 'Conservation laws to save forests i from natural and human ravages; (prompt payment of all claims against !tho United States; Increase In salaries , to Supreme Court Justices; the regulation of injunctions; revision in sec'ond class mail regulations: adoption of )ermanent annual naval appropriation; immediate institutions of parceU posts; laws to prevent census frauds; steps to aid the proposed negro ex(position to celebration the granting of freedom; bureau to control naUonal parks; wider powers for the Interstate Commerce commission. President Taft defends the PayneiAldrtch tariff but declares that he will ' likely send a message t o the next congress asking further revision. Two members of the cabinet are congratulated upon their services Postmaster General. Hitchcock, and Attorney-General. Wlckersharo. Especial mention is made of the patriotic services of Senator Root before the Hague Tribunal when he argued the Newfoundland fisheries case. Pre? Rcniciy : !:!?3 BliiMrcn Many a mother has learned of a war of avoiding sickness in her family, especially among the children, by the use of a free sample bottle of the famous laxative, Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. This offer of the doctor's to ' send a free sample bottle has been responded to by thousands of women in all parts of America. This Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin la a truly wonderful laxative and especially adapted to the needs of babies and children because It Is pleasant to taste and no child will refuse It. Then. It la mild and never gripes. It Is all that a child's remedy should be, though It Is a good laxative for the whole family because It is effective at all ages. It Is simply not dynamic like salts, pills and powerful cathartics, which should not be given to children anyway. Nine times out of ten when a child rnmplalna and you don't know exactly what la the matter with It. It need a laxative Its bowles are constipated, ftyrup Pepsin will correct the trouble, tone up the child and soon It will be well ana In over night wonderful results have been secured with Syrup repsin. You can buy It of any druggist at fifty cents or a dollar a bottle, the 1st- , ter being the family else, but you are 'invited to make a teat of It nrat at the doctor's expenae. Hend him your ad- ; dreae today and he will aend you a free sample bottle direct to your home. Then when eatlsned buy It of your favorite druggist. Dr. Caldwell does not feel that the purchase of his remedy ends his obitf ration. He has specialised In stomach. Iver and bowel disease for over forty ' years and will be pleased to rive the reader any advice on the subject free of chant. All are welcome to write him. Whether for the medical advice rr the free eample address htm Dr. W. B. Caldwell, tit Caldwell building. Montlcello. III.

Opportunity Sale Christmas Bargains. Finest line of Oriental goods ever displayed In Richmond. Now Is the time to buy your Xmas gifts. We are now displaying our stock of French and Italian Florentine, Venetian, Irish Cluny Laces, Mederla and Mexican Drawn Work. All kinds 811k Kimonos, Embroideries, Waists , specialty. Various articles swltad to the most refined taste. Buy early. Now at Miss H. Greene's, xS2ro2a Dros.

Statue of Baron Be Unveiled

(American News Service) Washington. D. C, Dec. 6. Delegations from German societies all over the United States will be present at Washington tomorrow to take part in the unveiling of the statue of Barou Steuben, the German officer wbo came to this county In 177S to assist General Washington in the war of the Revolution. There teems a strong probability that the ceremonies will overtop thote of any previous event of this kind at the capital. Secretary of War. Dickinton will preside at the unveiling and Representative Uartholdt will take a leading part. Mr. Uartholdt was the author of the legislation appropriating $50,000 for the niounment and author of the Inscription It will bear. He also was the author of the legislation appropriating $5,000 for a replica of the htattie to le presented to Kmperor William and th German Kmplre. The expectation is that the St. Louisan will be selected to present the replica to Kmperor William. It Is estimated fiat 10,000 persons will participate in the military and civic parade that will follow the unveiling ceremonies. The German singing societies will take an active part. Speeches will be made by President Taft, Count von llernstorff, the German Ambassador; Representative SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS AWARDED The three high school students who took the examination for a scholarship to Chicago university at that institution about three weeks ago, made creditable showings, but were unsuccessful in their attempt for a scholarship. Students from South Bend high school were given the scholarships. Only On "BROMO QUININE," that is LiacaHve Qromo Ouinine Laxative Qromo Quinine Cures a CoM in One Day, Criptn 2 Days

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on the run? Is your money giving out before you have remembered all those that are near and dear to you? , ' Don't let the lack of ready cash keep you from giving presents this year. Come to Allen's. Ve will trust you privately for whatever you want. Pay a little down, and the balance next year each month. When you give furniture you give practical presents that last for years and years. Carpet sweepers are always appreciated by the women. Morris rest chairs are always appreciated by the men.

We Have Not Forgotten the Ceildren

See our line of Desks, Chairs, Doll Carts, etc., that make the children so happy. Don't miss the happiness that always accompanies giving presents when we make it so easy for you to pay.

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Steuben to at Washington

Bartholdt and President Hexamer of the German-American Alliance. Ma-Jor-General, William H. Carter, assistant chief of staff will be Major T. Allen, Eighth Cavalry. Baron Steuben's services were of inestimable value to tho disheartened revolutionary army w'jen he joined it at its winter camp at Valley Forge. Ita bopes were then at thejr lowest ebb; continuance of tbe struggle seemed futile, so it was with risins spirits that they welcomed this young officer who came to them fresh from a distinguished service under Frederick the Great, of Germany. Not only did he bring hope to the half starved forces under General Washington, but he remodeled tho organization of the troops, prepared a tnanuel of tactics and improved their discipline. Baron Steubea was, from the time he accepted the rank of Inspector General, n prominent figure in the fortunes of the revolution army. He sat at the court martial of Major Andre and took part, as a Ma jor General, in the siege of Yorktown. Major-General Guno von Steuben will attend the unveil'ng. said other members of the Stt'uben family had also been invited and some of them would undoubtedly attend. General Cuno von Steuben is a direct descendant of a brother of the Revolutionary hero. DR. LINDLEY TALKS Dr. Llcdley, formerly a resident of Richmond, who is head of the department of psychology of Indiana university, spoke at tbe high school at the Tuesday morning chapel exercises. His subject was "The Psychology of Dreams; the Value of Sleep." Fresh supply of Mrs. Austins Famous Pancake Flour. At your grocers. fX f Xt on box. 25c 925-927 and $29 MAIN. HOME FURNISHERS.

AWARD PRIZES ON POSTER DESIGNS Awards for the best poster designs submitted at the Wayne county exhibit at the high school were given to Miss Amy Norton. Irst; Willard Kauffman, second, and Arthur Murray third. The prizes were given by Mrs. M. F. Johnston, president of the art association, including 13.00, $1.50 and $1.00 for first, second and third respectively. The judges were Miss Kathryn Rettig. Miss Ethel King and Miss Alice Locke.

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Remember how much you used to think of those little old red-topped, copper-toed boots? Or how badly you wanted them? These jockey boots of ours fill the same longing in the heart of your boy or girl that those old boots used to in yours. That means that you couldn't give a Christmas present that would be more welcome or one that would bring more joy. We've boots just like this picture here with patent vamps and red tops selling from $1.50 to $3. Also the same in black patent or gun metal tcps, the patent selling from $1.50 to $3 and the gun metal from $1.75 to $3. Then we've a line of special little rubber boots for the little boys and girls. The top will come nearly to the knee and they're packed in specially attractive Christmas boxes. These sell for $1.75 to $2. Onas. I. Fdtoai 724 Main

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Has filled our Ready-to:Wear Department with buyers the first two days of our sale. Why? We always say what we will do, and then f C Do - Wkat Wc Say Suits and Dresses, all of this Fall Seasons purchase, all go into this i-2 rancis $hit Come Tomorrow, Wednesday the last day of this tremendous Ready-to-Wear sacrifice. The quantity somewhat reduced, but assortment still good. , Now is the time to buy, as this opportunity will not be offered in January, at the rate Suits have been selling this week.

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