Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 121, 10 March 1911 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PA1LADIU3I AXD SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, .MARCH 10, 1011.

BALLINGER TO SUE GiFFDRD Pill C HOT Half Million Dollars to Be Demanded in Suit to Be Filed Soon.

(American News Hervlce) Washington, March 10. Half a million dollars damages will be demanded In a suit to be filed in Washington agalnut G If ford PInchot, former chief forester, by Hlchard A. Uallinger, who retires this week from the cabinet position of Secretary of the interior. Mr. IJalllnRer will return to big home on the Pacific coast inside of two weeks, where he will recuperate from hi lndlHoHition and then bring to bear bla batteries againttt his former accuser. It waa evident from remarks made by the retiring secretary, supplemental to hln resignation statement to the effect that he would prosecute the arch conspirators who had beeu "following him with the assassin's knife," that from private life he fully Intends to seek such vindication as he believed the courts can render him. It la understood that Secretary Hallinger Intends to make good his threats of suing not only Mr. Pine-hot. but the weekly magazine in New York which Interested itnelf ho deeply in the endeavor, as Mr. Uallinger charges, to bring about a wreck of his administration. Mr. Pinchot and his assertions seem to be uppermost In Hallinger's mind at the present time and it is evidently his intention to deal with him first and let the suit HKainst the New York weekly follow in due course.

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WILL . GIVEA PLAY Day Students at Earlham .Will Be Actors.

Practice has begun by the day students of Karihum college on Sir Arthur Pinero's greatest production, "Sweet Lavender" which will be given by tho society on April 7. This play has been given by leading clubs both In America and England and is the best that has ever been considered by the local students. Last year it was given by Indiana university. The cast as approved by the faculty la: Horace Bream Clifford Plummer Geoffrey lledderburn. .Blair Con verso Clement Hale Dalton Lewis Hlchard Phenyl George Hawk Dr. Delaney Frank Elliott Mr. Bulger Charles Trueblood Mr. Maw Arthur Wissler Minnie Gllflllan Agnes Kelly Ituth Polt Allno Johnson Lavender Dorothy Dill Mrs. Gtinilan Alslo French

CLOSE BIDDING ON E STREET PAVING The contract for tho big paving Job, on North K street, from Tenth to Six

teenth streets, was not let Thursday us the nine bidders were so close that the engineer could not make an award of the bid without computing tho estimates. Linus Meredith and 1 loot s and Chant arc believed to be tho lowest bidders. The Butler and Sherman street sidewalk improvements went to Wolfe and Clemens. Other awards were postponed.

IS UP TOTEACHERS To See School Rooms Are Kept Sanitary. Upon the teacher lies the responsibility for keeping her school room in sanitary condition, declared Dr. Fred Kienzle, trustee of Clay township at the meeting of the township trustees of the county Thursday. The teacher is expected to report defects In sanitation and the like to the proper authority and see that these complaints are investigated and attended to. Hearty Indorsement was given the Wayne county boys' corn club by the

trustees and the county superintendent in a resolution in which these officials promised to devote their time to

the management of the club. The fin

ancial arrangements for promoting

the club again this year will be work ed out later.

Changes were made in the method of awarding diplomas to pupils who have finished the common Bchools. A grade of 60 or better must be made in diploma examinations hereafter before a diploma will be given. The first diploma examination will be held on March 18 and those who fall in this will have an opportunity to take a second examination on March 25.

MANNING CHOSEN

AS THE GUARDIAN John Manning, of Economy, was appointed guardian of the estate of Mar

tin Cranor, who was declared a person of unsound mind In the circuit court on Thursday. Mr. Cranor lives in this city and owns considerable real estate in the county. He is over 70 years old and it is thought that his mind Is failing because of his age. Recently be has been attempting to dispose of his property in trades at figures whiclx are far below Its value, he virtually offering to give five of the properties away, it is said. He was never married. MERRIAM FAVORS SUNDAY SALOONS

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The prices New Yorkers pay for garden truck make farming under glass "intensive" farming profitable, even on ground worth us much as $10,000 an acre.

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Chicago, March 10. Professor Charles E. Merriam, Republican candidate for mayor, professor of the University of Chicago, and author of several books on political economy, in a keynote speech, declared in favor .of the open Sunday saloons here, declared the present Republican administration is twenty years behind the times, and

greatest personal liberty consistent

with the maintenance of public order.

But Lyman J. Abbott tered Big Protest.

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(American News Service) oBston, March 10. The current is

sue of the Lampoon, a comic weekly of Harvord university, was ordered suppressed by President Lowell because it contained a drawing of the Rev. Lyman J. Abbott,' the famous preacher and editor of the Outlook, linked arm in arm with Eva.Tanguay, the vaudeville actress, both scantily attired and under the caption "Human Affinities. The Rev. Abbott complained, but Eva said "I don't care."

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In connection with giving Double Stamps we are making some March Specials that should interest every economical person in Richmond and vicinity.

Clothing Section Never in the history of the store have we shown such remarkable values in men's, young men's and children's clothing as we now have displayed for spring and summer. All lines are practically complete. Come in and look them over and see what actual savings mean.

All the new things in Ladies' and Misses' Suits and Coats in the Fancy Novelties and Serges. See our showing of new one-piece suits. A special showing of ladies' and children's white and colored dresses. Let us show you how to save money in this department. Bargain Basement

Our early morning specials for the entire month of March seem to be an attraction for everybody. Join the happy throng and visit this department daily and learn the art of saving. Thousands of Extra Specials added to this department all of next week.

Dress Goods and Silks A splendid showing of Silk Foulards, yard wide Messaline in all colors, Black and Colored Taffetas in all the new shades. An exceptionally strong showing of Cotton Foulards and Wool Serges. All these and a hundred others equally as good. Visit this department wrthout fail for Real Savings.

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Whatever you do, don't buy your Carpets, Rugs or Mattings until you see the remarkable values we offer in this department. Spring house cleaning time is about here. This means a new Rug, Carpet, Linoleum or Lace Curtains. We keep them right and sell them on the same basis. Men's Furnishings One of Our Strong Depts. Everything new for Spring. See the new line of Men's Shirts, in all the late novelties, Men's Dress Shirts with soft collars, the new French Flannel Shirts, New Spring Neckwear, Underwear, Gloves, Jewelry, etc., all at an actual saving to you.

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