Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 306, 6 December 1915 — Page 2

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: : -0 HAYOtf TAUSOT. v UDDON,; ;Pqqv fiThls is a story of comparison. ' IMt'is odious let tbe fact thai lt4VaSottie! truth and truth which theyflit4;$tat9 is entitled to know be its apology. ' It is the story of what befelj an American citizen, a newspaper man sent by his employers from a city in the west on a roving commission over the war zone--not to cable daily news developments but rather to gather data on which, after his return to the United States, to base editorial " articles. He has just sailed for New York, having spent two mxmths:-in London following an equal stay In Germany. And here-are some of the conclusions on which will be based the edi- , torial8 he Is going to write- once free ' from tbe mauling censorship of both belligerents: He is convinced Germany will be returned the victory. He has arrived at this decision not by what he saw In Germany but what he has failed to see in England. -Experiences Change. When he left New .York be was strictly, honestly neutral; on his ar. rival in London he was full of dislike for Germans and German methods; on his departure from London his estimate of Englishmen and England made his opinion of the Fatherland and its people seem-Inspired by the highest form of admiration. When he landed in Berlin he found the American correspondents at the Adlon hotel were a law unto themselves. As intense as is tbe German dislike of all speakers of English, this favored little group of a dozen flaaboyantly American newspapermen ruled the roost so far as Berlin's principle hostelry is concerned. For these "boys" Herr Adlon himself , Is willing, eager to break any rule. "Verboten" and the "boys" are strangers at the Adlon. Official Germany js. even, a happier thing for these correspondents. Take the censorship for example. In Berlin he censor is a real, living, approach-

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able human being. Perhaps he has cut something out of your despatch and your office has registered a protest. Your course In- Berlin is absurdly simple. You' go directly to the man who is the Censor there is only one man who holds this job in BerUnj-and you sit down beside him and ask him why . he cut out the phrase in question and he tells you. ' BOSTON SHOWS GROWTH.

BOSTON, Pec. Although Boston proper baa no room to grow, announce ment has just been made by Charles F. Gattemy, chairman of tbe Home stead Commission and director of the State Board of. Census, of an Increase of more than 200,000 inhabitants in excess of the figure of 1910. The present population, he says, exceeds 725,' 000.

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HOLD TOWNSHIP XMAS

- The community Christmas plan win probably be given a trial by Miss Grace King, supervisor of domestic science in the county schools, in New Garden townsMp. . Miss - King proposes ttO'1i8ye;iUVtM$herlu.d.' the supervisors of drawing and music, Mrs. Grace Gorman and Phillip Gates, unite in arranging a program.

VIMTEfl STAIIS VISIC1E

. Three evening stars are bow risible, according tft.Joea) ofeseirsra. They are Saturn in the east. Jupiter west or .the meridian, and Venus near the western norlsan. Tn winter eoaitei. lationa are rising into Tiew. By 10 o'clock the eesstallatlona of the (treat Dog , and the Uttle Dog have risen. In the Great jPot Slriua, gaaeually known as the Dog Star. It ts by. far tat brightest star to tha heavens and one of the closest to tbe earth.

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jority. - - "Jim" Mann, the sharp-ton gued. ar-gus-eyed, parliamentary expert occupied his old place In the Republican floor ' leader's chair, but he was sur rounded bv Gxneplmcd Mautna.nta

whose aid was missing in the last

wugreiii. i aor wu "uncie joe , Cannon, retymed , to his place after two years of retirement. There was W. B. McKtoJey, of Hodenberg. and Sterling of Illinois, and "Nick" Iong wortb of Ohio, Ebenezer HUland, John Q. Tilson of Connecticut, all members Of the old RemihlicM hails nmnfM.

tlon in the days of Cannon and Cannon.

ism who feed come back to plarne PenoeraUjB leaders.' And they all lockad orerJoyad at tha prof pact of real lt1tltiv battling. j y , ConfrontedJ with ' an" internal light ever ita own. prooedura and a mass of vttai ganaral laglsUrtnn. tha annate met to begin ita part in the free-for-all political and legislative struggle which will mark the first session of th sixtyfourth congress. Whan Clerk Cakar, 8 the absence of vica President arshaQ pounded his desk with the ancient ivory senate gavel at soon todajvba tacad a senate in wfelefc taa Democrats control a comfortable majority. On the Democratic fide were fifty-six senators, while tha Republicans mustered only forty. . c - The openings of the senate - session was jnora than usually subdued and solemn eva for tha senate.- Th Democratic majority faced- a winter and; fpring of legislatlva msneovertng which will complete the record of the acblavamanu of-the Wilson administration that will, ha one of tha controlling factors ia the presidential election next fall. The Republicans were on hand to make the way clear for regaining the political ground which was lost in the landslide, of 1912. Both Sirtlea war confronted by a legislaye session which promised to be crowded full of every brand of poHti. cai and-maklnc troubeL r . Nine new senator were escorted to the desk of Vice-President Marshall to take the oath of office prescribed by law shortly after the senate con vened. They Included six Democrats and three Republicans, a gain of three

tor the Democrats and a sMlar loss tor th RfnsUcana. Tka ramocrap were: v Oscar; W.- UndertreodC, of Alabazna, fonnaT majority .leeOr of! 0a bouse, whose "qualities of leadership araeeantad epeatn atd Katarialry tka democratic plana la-tha-streexueup days to cna;rjsD, phalan of CaUforaia; J. C. "VPi Beckham of Kentucky; Robert r..Croossard of LouisUnawlt) baa Jbeen on tha. outs with the aiatUkistratton ever slnse the . Underwood tariff ; bin ckopped away , the supir tariff ; Ed. 8-Johnsop of Soutk DalwU; and Panio. Bustias ofi Wlsooasiiu:. The new RepohUoal-were Jamea W. Wadsworth. JrM of New Tcrki trarren C. Harding of Ohio, and former Sen. ator Charles Cqrtls o( Cansa. , .

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PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY

A Series of Talks on "Uom to Judge Diamonds" appears in this paper each day. .

DIAMOND TALK NO. 1 Diamonds are now lower than they will ever be in future. In making this statement, we refer to Diamonds of the better grades and colors. Notwithstanding the constantly advancing prices, you will find that you can always buy. to a little better advantage here than elsewhere. 4 Further that we can show you the Diamond that you would like to wear or give, and at the right price. As indicating our prices, askto see our conventional, Tiffany style .engagement rings any v weight Of Diamond desired. These, are 14 kt, mounting with ' the stone set high in platinum ' prongs' ' The Diamonds for bril-' llancy, cutting, color, perfection and weight, will outrank anything that you can buy, at our price."Talks on Diamonds will appear daily in this paper; read them, every one. 0. E. DICKINSON Special Agent for Hamilton Watches, Seth Thomas Clocks.

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fulfill this desifer,V rVBuyiqg per has brought down the prices of pur furniture to a point where it is being sold SPECIALS OF THIS NATURE ARE

for less than the cheap grades of unattractive 1 lumUutc; poorry-designerr-grid rpoorryrmade,: and credit convenience enables you to buy this furniture at the low prices under the most convenient credit terms"."' You can buy your Christmas gifts this year and pay for them next. SPREAD OUT ON EVERY FLOOR!

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It is the store upon which the people of Richmond and its surrounding territory, may depend for the right kind of Christinas merchandise, the right kind of service, tha right kind of prices, and the right kind of spirit surrounding the purchases you makeyou will find it the store in which there is service with a smile. , . ,:- Perhaps you want to make purchases early We will hold them,, if desired, and make delivery at whatever place and on whatever date you give us. . Of this store you have a perfect right to expect the ultimate in service, merchandise-and-satisf action. 1 We have spent almost a year making the preparations necessary to bring this about and the result is summed up in a store-full of beautiful, dependable Christmas merchandise and a store-full of Christmas cheer surrounding it.

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$23.50 White Enamel Dresser - v . ...

This Dreeser Is juet ss pictured; bss 40 Inch top, two Isrg e drawers and tbree small drawers, 30xl8 ln. French Plate Mirror, an ideal Dresser for the Guest Room.

Regular $36.00 4ost Bed ...

You can have your choice of either Genuine Mahogany,' genuine Circassian Walnut or Ivory enamel finish; the design is exactly as illustrated and makes a wonderfully beautiful bed.

$12.00 Genciae Leather Rockers. .

This beautiful Rocker Is Just ss you see It pictured above; has cane back; genuine

leather upholstered spring; sUp seat; ulne quartered oak frame.

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$29 Jacobean Fumed Oak Table.

This table Is juet as pictured; has heavy plank top, 43 Inches In diameter, has SH inch twisted posts and 6 inch center pedWtaJ; all solId oak throughout, in beautiful brown fumed oak finish.

$30 Duo-Fold Bed Davenport

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Regular $25 Fumed Oak Buffet

This beauUful Davenport is just as pictured; has spring edge teat, something not ordinarily r found in Davenports at this price: guaranteed Spanish imitation leather upholstering; genuine Quartered oak frame in fumed oak finish; apriqg seat an4 back. Opens Into full sise-bed with two motions.

Just as pictured, has 48 inch plank top; copper trimmings; large French Plate Beveled Mirror; large linen drawer and dish cabinet.

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