Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 158, 16 April 1911 — Page 10
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THE SICIISXOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SUNDAY, APRIL 16, 1011.
FIVE AMERICANS ARE TO UNRAVEL PERSIAH FINANCE Yankee Financiers Cross the Ocean to Land of the Shah to Accept Posts in the Government.
(Continued From raK One) Inlands. He formerly was a special agent of the treasury department, thief of the special agents of the Cuban customs mtv Ice, then desiRiiaJed as surveyor of customs of the I'hilljtlnos. He is a thorough expert in customs organization and revenue mutters. Hills It Attorney. Ralph W. Hills is from Cleveland, O. He is a lawyer. He served with
dial I not Ion in the solicitor's office of the department of Justice, and ns examiner of building and loan companies under the treasury department. Charles I. McCaskey, is tho ton of Ma J. C.en. McCaskey, V. S. A. He saw considerable mtvIco with his father In tho field in the Philippines. At the close of the war he obtained an assignment to the customs service. Returning to the I'nited States wtter feveral years of scrvlco he received nn apNlntmcnt as inspector of customs at the port of New York. He van promoted after serving about a year for rendering efficient service. Ilrtico C. Dickey, like his colleagues xvas also appointed from the Philippine custom service. Beginning at the bottom of the ladder, he secured promotions rapidly until he was made chief of the passenger and baggage division. Shortly afterwards he was appointed cashier at the Manila customs house, which kjhIi ion be retainrd until he-accepted his present iost In Persia.
THREE BACHELORS REMAINJ SENATE Retirement of Kean of New Jersey Breaks Up . a Famous Quartet.
THOUGHT HIS WIFE WAS REAL AMAZON Mrs. Marcus Roberts, a negress of this city who Is of apparently strong fighting tendencies, waylaid her husband, a well known porter at a local barber shop on South Ninth street. Thursday evening while he was on his vy home and Is alleged to have threatened to "fix him so no other woman would want him." Roberts made a hundred-yard dash in record time when his v.ifo drew from her IHK'ket-book something that looked like a dangerous weapon, and returning to Main street secured ratrolnian Mort Little to escort him home. A Llttlo and Roberts neared the house where ho l rooming. Mrs. Roberts again loomed, up In sight. Tho patrolman cautioned her about attempting to engage her husband in a fight, but she put his remarks aside with "What do you know about it?" and then disappeared in the darkness. Mrs. Roberts figured prominently in a free-for-all fight at a ball game at Athletic park lust summer and also attracted the attention of the police by a fight with Mrs. Anna Hryant on tho coiner of Ninth and Main streets not long ago. Roberts and his wife have been separated for some time. He has filed uit against her for divorce.
BY JONTHAN WINFIELD Washington, April 13. The famous bachelor quartette of the United States' senate is no more at least It is no" longer a quartet. Fate ami the decree of the voting population, or more particularly the voting population of New Jersey, has robbed that most august body of one of the eligible ones, the Hon. John Kcan,
who retired to private life on March 4 after having escaped the matrimonial lariat for T.O years, twelve of which were spent in the I'nited States senate and the society of Washington, where every effort is made to transHum the bashful bachelor into a benedict. Senator Kean, however, successfully eluded the net, although it was not infrequently reported that he was about to be ensnared, and has now returned to "mosquito land' as free and unhampered of lovely woman ur when first he essayed to become a politician. Still Staunch Trio. There Is still a bachelor trio in the I'nited States MMiate. This trio is made up of the lion. Theodore R Burton, of Ohio, the lion. Bois" Penrose of Pennsylvania, and lion. Frank B. Bandagee of Connecticut, all of them Republicans and each with a good, strong grip upon his seat in the senate and likely to remain there for onie years to come, whether they continue in the state of single blessedness or take unto themselves life partners. Moreover, equal suffrage has not made any inroads in the states which they represent, and there H no way of disposipg them from their political posts by use of the female bailor. Of course It would be considered too much of a personal matter to discuss why this trio of illustious statesmen has Been fit if any of them really have reasons to dodgo tho matrimonial yoke and the burdens and resposibil-
Ities of maintaining a family, but it is
not Improper to point out their availability and the qualities which they possess each for becoming a husband
Senator Burton has sidestepped the
advances of the ladies now for more than sixty years, and those who know
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him best regard his case as utterly; hopeless and believe that he is des- j tined to go on to the end of his career in the solemnity and solitude of an unmarried man. Why he has always steadfastly refused to become enamored of some fair charmer even those who most enjoy his confidence have never been able to ascertain, and they have too much regard for his feelings to broach the subject to him. A master of tact and diplomacy, an entertaining conversationalist of surpassing originality, and possessing all the attributes which go to make a happy and contented married man, t'.ie Ohio senator is never more uncomfortable than when he is in the company of women. Nevertheless he is almost nightly the dinner guest of somo select company where there are ladies present. Not infrequently the hostess assigns him to escort some clever woman to the festal board, and the senator is always able to carry out
the obligation imposed, but it is not to his liking. Was He Too Busy. So courteous and polite are his man
ners, however, that the fair one is never aware of the embarassment and
discomfiture which her proximity is
causing the distinguished statesman
Perhaps Senator Burton has never
had time for love making, for he is a very busy man and has no idle moments. He is authority on finance and upon waterways as well as upon other subjects, and has written numerous books, including financial treaties and historical works. He also is a linguist but withal devotes himself unceasingly to the affairs of state. More hopeful, however, Is the case of Senator Penrose. He is tall, handsome, and a perfect physical speeiman of manhood. But Penrose is by natural bent a politician. Since he attained manhood, he has lived in an atmosphere of politics and conditions and circumstances have forced him into leadership in his own state, where the whor machinery of the commonwealth is resuonsive to his slightest command. He must be a busy man who manages the affairs of a great state like Pennsylvania, even to the most minute detail of Us political organization, and Penrose has therefore had little time to give to the sentimental side of life. But he is the sort of a man whom almost any young girl possessing a modicum of human intelligence woudld really take to. He possesses all the manly qualities and moreover is a man of considerable wealth. Social matters, however, give him little or no concern. He would prefer to go fishing than courting whenever he has respite from duties
of statesmanship and politics.
Senator Penrose is now the leader
of the United States senate and is so
recognized under the new organiza
tion which has placed him at the head of the committee of finance, and de-
bantees here will have to throw out tempting bait if they catch this wily bachelor. The most eligible and probably the one niost likely to be entrapped is the Hon. Frank Brandagee. Like Penrose, he too is handsome, and what most girls would declare to be the proper sort. lie does not avoid the society of women, but revels in it. but he is too foxy to permit any of the fair ones to
throw the net over his head. He is gallant and but little past forty-five.
So there is a chance for Brandagee if the right one comes along, for his
collegues do not regard him as ln mune from the wiles of cupid.
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NEVER BEFORE AND PERHAPS TWILL BE A LONG TIME AGAIN before you shall have the opportunity in Richmond of such an offer of refurnishing your home. We are a house that places our prices so that we may compete with others who sell for cash only and yet for 10 days we shall make this startling offer of $1 DOWN AND $1 PER WEEK, getting any article in our stock of goods. Stop and think what such an offer means to you at this time. Don't you need a new rug for your floor? A new pair of curtains, a new buffet, a new dining table, a new set of dining chairs, a new davenport, a new parlor suite, a new library table, a new rocker, and we could go on enumerating articles which you need badly, some of which you can hardly do without. Notice the list below and some prices on them, and then think that for $1 down it is put in your home.
RUGS Axminster Rugs from $23.50 up to $30.00 Body Brussels Rugs from $25.00 up to $32.50 Wilton Velvet Rugs from $25.00 up to $35.00 Tapestry Brussels from $12.75 up to $25.00 Wool Reversible from . $10.00 up to $12.50 Granite Rugs from $ 5.00 up to $ 7.50 Crex Rugs from $ 4.50 up to $11.50 $1 down gets any rug in our stock for your home.
I3HJ1FIFETS 42 inch Quartered Oak Buffet $25.00 45 inch Quartered Oak Buffet $30.00 50 inch Quartered Oak Buffet $45.00 60 inch Quartered Oak Buffet $65.00 Sideboards from $20.00 to $60.00 Serving Tables from $20.00 up Dining Chairs and in fact whole suites are matched nicely.
Strong, Massive and Stylish, $50.00. Solid oak frame and upholster guaranteed. Others from $20, $30, $35 up to $42.50.
$1 down and $1 gets your choice.
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Our Line of Kitchen Cabinets is as complete as can be found anywhere and when you place a Sellers Cabinet in your home you will be satisfied. See them from $20, $23.50, $25.00 and $27.50. $1 down and $1 per week gets one.
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1RO.CKE1RSRockers that are built for use and beauty from $3.50 to $30.00 Extra Parlor Rockers and Chairs in Mahogany and Oak, from $6.50 up to $15.00 See our Quartered Oak, genuine Leather Seat Rocker at $7.50 Any of these for $1 down. Think of getting a nice 3 drawer Dresser, with swell front, 16x2i mirror of French plate glass, all in a nice American Quartered Oak finish, at $10.50 Chiffoniers and Wash Stands to match at $5.00 up to $9.50 Other Dressers and Chiffoniers in Mahogany, Walnut, Birdseye and Golden Oak at from $15X0 to $45.00 $1 down and $1 per week gets your choice.
These few articles illustrated only show you what extra low prices are placed on them and yet they will be sold on the above exceptional offer of $1 down and $1 per week. Don't put off longer, but come next Monday and make your selection of whatever you need from a curtain stretcher to a range, and if you are not quite ready for it, have it set away for delivery, subject to your order. Come early as no doubt a great crowd will take advantage of this great offer. BEGINMNG MONDAY, APRIL 17, SALE LASTS TEN DAYS
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