Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 35, 20 December 1912 — Page 2

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FATE OP LEWIS IN HANDS JFTHE JURY Attorneys Finished Their Argument in Assault Case This Afternoon.

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The case of the state versus Jack Lewis, cnarrd with .-HmfnaJ assault, v.iH go to the jury this afternoon. Each sifje wan given one and one-half hours in which to um un aJl evidence and I.resent Its final arguments. The defense reated at 10 o'( lock this morning. Will Reller, special assistant prosecutor, opened the final argument for the state. He was followed by the two attorneys for the defense and Prosecutor Allen will close the state's argument. During the morning session when the state's attorneys cross examined defense witnesses, Lewis smiled at questions asked by the former. Once, becoming angry at. a question asked by Prosecutor Allen, the defendant interrupted but was quieted by his counsel. In rebuttal the prosecution recalled Edith Moon, the eleven-year-old girl whom it is alleged the actor assaulted. The prosecution did not call John Moon, the father, who made out the affidavit, or Clara Moon, the mother.

How Joseph Pons met hia death will probably never be known. In his verdict filed this afternoon In the county clerk's office, Coroner Pierce states that Pons either deliberately threw himsell under the rear trucks of the Ohio afid'fTlertric Interurban on -South Eighth street; that he accidentally slipped under the trucks, or that ht. had stooped to pick up something which he had dropped at tho side of the tracks and was struck by the car in such a manner as to throw him under it. On this subject the coroner says: "It is concluded that the said Joseph Pons met his death either from choice or as a result of an accident for which he alone was responsible. No blame can be attached to the railway employes as the car was practically at rest when the said Pons fell under or threw himself under the car and al-

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,on the body and that death waa due to that he found spots of blood

stated teenth and F streets and when he enin the tered the house he found blood on the

XMAS SALE Rubber Toys THISTLETHWAITE'S Drug Stores

XMAS SALE Ladies' Handbags, y2 Price THISTLETHWAITE'S Drug Stores

A beautiful line of high grade chocolates In neat packages at Price's. 19-4t

PURE XMAS CANDIES For gift purposes or for home use, you should be sure that Candies you buy are pure. At the Greek Candy Store you are certain of getting only the most wholesome as well as the most delicious candy. For teachers and Sunday schools we put up special packages at 10c and up and quote special low prices. For home use we have specials, all our own make, at 10c, 15c and 20c lb. Neat gift packages are a feature here. All filled . with fine Chocolates, assorted creams at 25c per box and up. Imrorted baskets filled with delicious Chocolates make ideal gifts. Our line of these novelties is very large and choice. See them. For your own good and for the increased pleasure of your friends, buy and give the best confections. They cost less and are better at the GREEK CANDY STORE. it

PROGRESSIVES ARE VICTORS IN JAPAN

(National News Association) TOKIO, Dec. 20. The new cabinet announced today by Premier Katsura is composed entirely of progressives and meets with the decided approval of progressive elements in Japan.

XMAS SALE Rubber Toys THISTLETHWAITE'S Drug Stores

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Give Them a PRETTY PICTURE

Our beautiful and artistic paintings in frames are very attractive and

reasonable at $1.50 and

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and up. They Just Arrived A new supply of those dainty Xmas cards, letters and folders. Call and see the beautiful -nd useful gifts in this "re.

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Fisher PicFrames at 59c

Richmond Art Store 829 Main Street

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A Gift For Her

You can always be sure of pleasing a lady in making her a present of some CHOICE PERFUME. We are showing the finest line of exquisite odors in beautiful holiday packages ever shown in this vicinity. These goods are from the laboratories of the world's most famous perfumers. We also have the same perfumes in bulk and can show you just what you are getting when you select any of the

package goods. We can meet your requirements in both quality and price. Other Practical Gifts Dressing Mirrors, Manicure Sets, Fountain Pens, Gold Pens with Pearl Handles, Cameras, Box Stationery, Box Candy, Thermos Bottles, Combs, Brushes, Etc. See us for Holly, Wrapping Crepe and Tissue Paper. Red Cros3 Stamps. When shopping refresh yourself with one of our many Hot Drinks with wafers on the side. CONKEY'S, "The Drug Fellers" "Tho Place You Get the Most Change Back." Ninth and Main Phone 1904

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though started again was stopped at j tnat tnere were no marks of violence found by

once wnen the presence of the said Pons under the car was riisrnvrfd " I

Fennimore Cooper, who 'was stand-! pu,monary tuberculosis. The body was yard of Jones's home, at North Four- j floors and Jones's t-orje on the bed

ing in front of the interurban station says that he saw Pons stoop to pick up something and that he fell under the car. The large crowd of people whish

gathered around the car interfered ma-p

, terially with the car employes in their j efforts to free the body of the unfor- j j tunate man from under the trucks. ! The verdict on the death of Columbus Jones, a negro, on December 13 '

was also filed today. The report states i

B'gamy. " Ktne Fapa. a man who has a wife too cinoh U a bigamist, is he not? Papa ttboushtfullTt Not always, dear.

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Certainly Please Him

In Gift Buying the Object is to Please We can please him in the lines we carry for the Xmas trade. We can also please you. While only 3 more shopping days remain you will find as good a selection as at any time during the season. A notable example of this fact can easily be seen from the list of appropriate and useful gifts which we have quoted below.

This Lrist Can Suggest a Gift MUFFLERS SMOKING JACKETS SHIRTS UNDERWEAR SUIT OF CLOTHES RAIN COATS OVERCOAT NECKWEAR SWEATER SOCKS HAT OR CAP BATH ROBES GLOVES HANDKERCHIEFS SWEATER COATS

FOR THE BOY We're interested in the Boy as well as the Man and have gathered together for the Xmas trade an assortment of Boys' gifts that will please him.

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See Otxr Combination Sets of Hanlcerchiefs. Ties. Socks Etc. 725 Main Street

LET IT BE A Ko & Mo GIFT

THE REASONS ARE MANY The high quality of our gilts selected for holiday trade should convince you taat a K. and K. gilt is the appropriate thing to buy. Within the next three days make our store a visit and at least allow us to suggest to you what to give If the following Items do not help you.

COMBINATION SETS Here is a regular Xmas gift made only for Xmas trade. It contains a combination of gifts such as tie, handkerchief and socks, or tie and handkerchief. Prices 50c to $1.50. SUIT OF CLOTHES A K. & K. Suit is appreciated because it would be the kind he would select himself. Price $10 to $27.50. OVERCOAT Let it be an Overcoat with the K. & K. mark of quality. It is a serviceable gift. Prices from $10 to $27.50. BATH ROBES Every man is in need of a bath robe our line contains fancy, bright colors. Prices $5.00 to $6.00. NECKWEAR A stock containing many patterns and colors, any shade you desire, 25c to $1.00.

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SHIRTS An extra shirt is always needed and you can be certain of finding the kind you want from our large assortment. Prices 50c to $1.50. FUR CAPS It will be a surprise and at the same time appreciated. We have them in a variety of styles and grades. Prices $1.50 to $7.50. HATS Any style and any size is what you can select from our large assortment. Prices from $1.00 to $5. GLOVES Our line contains . all styles and shades. Surprise him on Christmas, with a gift like this. Prices 50c to $4. SWEATERS This gift is not only appropriate, but it is something he needs and wants. Prices from $i to $7.50.

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Footwear will do double duty a! this time as it makes a sensible and useiul gift.

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Ball Band Felts and Rubbers One or two buckles, $2.75, $3.00, $3.25, $3.50 and $4.00, depending on the grade of felt and height of the rubbers.

We Sell Only First Class Rubber Boots Such as we can recommend to our trade. Such brands as Ball Band, Woon socket and Eagle Pure Gum at $3.50 to $4.50.

1 buckle Cloth Arctics, $1.50 to $2.00. All Rubber Arctics, $1.85 to $2.25. 4 buckle Cloth Arctics, $2.75. 4 buckle All Rubber Arctics, $3.50. 2 buckle Cloth Arctics, $2.25.

High Cut Shoes Black and tan, made of Storm Calf, waterproof leather, $3.50 to $5.00

We h.ave all of the above for boys and youths at a considerably less price, but of the same high quality. We also carry a big stock of SOCKS and RUBBER OVERS, STORM ALASKAS. FELT and WOOL LINED SHOES, and other Rubber and Leather Footwear to keep your feet dry and warm. Mdffi Mnnstoanminm SEVENTH AIVD IVIAIIM

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