Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 16, 23 November 1909 — Page 3
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THE RICHMOND PAOjADIU3I AND SUX-TEL.EGRA3I, TUESDAY, NOVE3IBER 23, 190!.
Old Wayne County Organization Plans Big Shoot Tomorrow Morning.
CAPT. JACKSON A LEADER
ALTHOUGH EIGHTY YEARS OLD HE HAS A TRUE EYE AND IS A CRACK SHOT PARTICIPANTS ARE ALL AGED MEN.
(Palladium Special) Centerville, Ind., Nov. 23. The TarBet club, an organization which has been in existence for the past fifty years, will hold a shooting match at Jackson's park tomorrow morning, at 30 o'clock. The target practice will be conducted by Captain C. H. Jacktson, who although 80 years of age, is en expert shot and has an eyesight vhich might well be the envy of men twenty years his Junior. The practice will be on the order of the old time shooting matches and considerable Interest is manifested in the affair. Prizes, consisting of turkeys and potatoes, will be given to those making the best scores. All of the participants in the shoot will be old men and in order to give all an equal chance to win. a prize match will be divided into three classes. The first class will be composed of men 55 years and over; the second, 65 years and over and the third 75 years and upwards. A big turkey will be Kiven for the best score in each class. There will be no gambling or intoxicating liquors permitted on the grounds.
To Cambridge City. The management of the Gennett theater will send out a traveling company on Wednesday when, on account
of "The Time, the Place and the Gir!" i
giving a performance there, the entire vaudeville show will go over to Cambridge City to give one of the tvt bills ever seen in this part of th
country. The whole company, includ
ing carpenters, electrician and orches
tra will leave Immediately after the matinee. The bill is one of the most expensive ever seen in Richmond and includes some of the big acts which play on the Orpheum circuit. Happy Jack Gardner is making a big hit with Borne new songs and his stories keep the house in gales of laughter.
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The IharlnB Braah. It is likely that the best shaving brush ever made sheds more or less Lairs. To prevent this take an elastic band, neither too heavy nor too light; cut it once (not in two), and, holding one end firmly on the handle, wind the rubber around the bristles as close up to the handle as you can, stretching taut as you wind. When you come to the end tie a simple flat knot (not a granny knot) or else lose the end. By careful winding a very neat job can be doue, and the bristles can be worn down to the socket without losing a bair.
"Time, Place and Girl." Quite the best thing that indefatigable trio, Hough, Adams and Howard have done is the musical play, "Tho Time, the Place and the Girl' which will be offered at the Gennett tomorrow night. This play must be placed in a class by itself, a story with music, fairly bubbling and sparkling with witty lines, a clever plot and many popular and catchy airs. The scene is laid in a sanitarium in
Virginia, where Johnny Hicks and his j pal, Tom Cunningham, are forced to j
flee, having gotten into trouble the night before in a Boston gambling house, where Cunningham, while in an argument, struck one of the inmates on the head with a wine bottle. The police are getting after them, they manage to reach the sanitarium ahead of the police, and before the officers can make any arrest the sanitarium is placed under quarantine for smallpox. The rest of the plot is very laughable.
an act of fun and good comical acting The Blue Jays are sure to have their share of the popularity for their ri diculous make tip as hobos and their clever jokes and music are really very entertaining. The last act of the bill
is the children's act, although there is much to interest the grown folks as well. It is the Kessley's Marionettes and is one of the cleverest acts" ever shown on the vaudeville stage. A complete theater is staged with miniature audience and actors. All the acting is done by Marionettes and the wonderful regularity and perfectness of their movements is truly amazing. The miniature audience converse with each other and when a difficult feat is performed by one of the actors, they applaud the same as real people. The act is extremely amusing and is mu-h appreciated. There is no use to try and bring out the many strong points of this bill in the newspaper columns. We can simply say that it is considerably longer and much better than any bill that has been presented here this season.
Was Feature of Program of Christian Golden Anniversary Last Night.
A Work of Art. Miss Knox There goes Bess Mugley, Miss Bright Yes, she played the part of the heroine in the private theatricals at the church. Miss Knox Gracious! Did she have the face to play the heroine? Miss Bright No, but the costumer fixed one up for her. Philadelphia Press. Obedient. "Now, Tommy," said the mother of a mall boy ns she paused in the disciplinary slipper exercise, "what made you eat the whole of that pie?" ''C-cause," sobbed Tommy, "you t-told me to n-never do t-things by h-halves." Chicago News.
"The Girl From the U. S. A." "The Girl from the U. S. A.." the coming attraction at the Gennett Saturday matinee and night is a joyous creation and something new in stageland. The girl goes tantalizingly lighthearted into delicious entanglements that keep the action of the play splendidly melo-dramatic. The clean fine atmosphere of the production is most wholesome and welcome. The heartinterest is deep and natural. There is a triangle love affair and the story of the play contains several social astonishments, that are delightfully artful yet genuine episodes of real life. Great attention has been given to make the stage-setting as elaborate and splendid as possible. The musical settings for the play are original and from the pen of a prominent composer, but the numbers are the late popular successes of the day.
At the Murray. Nearly every bill in a vaudeville house has some act that the manage ment features and always niake strong in its advertisements, but the bill at the Murray this week is an exception It is impossible to decide which of the acts is the feature act. They are all so good that we would not attempt to say that any one was better than the other. Some people would think that The Edith Earl Co. was the best because it is an act composed of good singing, while others would say the W. J. Woods Co. was the headliner, as it la
''California Girls" The California Girls Burlesque Company, which appears at the Phillips tonight, numbers thirty people, and gives the best show of the season thus far. The girls all pretty and handsomely gowned, sing all the latest catchy music. The show opens with the musical extravaganza, 'Girls of the U. S. A." which is well liked. "The King of Kokomo" closes the show and achieves a big success. High-class specialties are introduced b Baldwin and Wallace, Bell Sisters, Truehart, Dillon and Burke, Lambert and Wilson. It is the best show of the season.
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THE REV. T. H. KUHN, FORMER PASTOR OF THE CHURCH, PRESIDED AT THE SERVICE PROGRAM FOR THIS EVENING.
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..Cooke's Theatorium..
YOUNG DEER'S BRAVERY A Thrilling Western Picture. Always Good Singing at the Theatorium
Union Evangelistic Services WILL YOU join us? Each evening at 7:30 In the First Presbyterian church, corner of North Tenth and A. The sections will unite in this service each evening, closing Friday evening. Meetings each day at 2:00 p. m. in St. Paul's Eoiscopal Parish House, except Saturday and Monday. YOU ARE INVITED
Tb Mlaery and the Discomfort of the Rainy Season. A resident of Penang thus describes the rainy season there: "Our rains have pet in with all their attendant comforts and discomforts, and they make one feel something like Robinson Crusoe when he made up the list of his blessings and evils. The planters are all rejoicing and are putting out their seedlings and cuttings and generally doing all they should do. The bullocks are
beginning to fill out those ugly hollows between their ribs and about their flanks, for the grass ou their limited pastures is growing rich and rank, and these patient, half starved beasts profit by it. Our trees have all put on new coats of brilliant green, and the whole place wears a newly washed appearance, very comforting after the dusty, dry season in which our soup tastes gritty and a piece of bread and butter seems to have had a bit of sandpaper glued on the butter side. But even our rains have their disadvantages. "When I come home, thoroughly wet and disgusted with everything, and go to bed immediately after dinner, the roof commences to leak, and I have to get out and shift the bed. I interview the landlord in the morning, and he tells me roofs can't be repaired in the rain and that In all probability as soon as the tiles swell the roof will become water tight of Its own accord. That doesn't cure either my lumbago or rheumatism, and when I take my bath I discover we are on the Ader I tarn water service and have to bathe in pea soup. "I mention the fact to the municipal president over a stengah at the club, and he says, My dear boy, I'm on the same service and have been combing mud out of my hair for a week.' This doesn't make me feel any cleaner. The lizards on the ceiling are waxing fat from the insects which are driven Into the house by the rain, and I notice that the soup at dinner seems to have more body in it from the same cause. This does not improve my temper. Chicago News.
The Rev. J. C. Burkhardt; of Connersville, Ind., was the speaker at the celebration services of the First Cbxistion church last night. The Rev. L.. I. Mercer, who was to have spoken, was compelled to remain at home on account of scarlet-fever in his home, and Mr. liurkhardt was secured in his stead. Mr. Burkhardt has a genius for sav
ing men and it was this that lent char
acter to his address last night. A score or more of men in his commun
ity have felt the touch of his hand in
lifting them out of the gutter into the
church, and his record shows that he has saved men from both sides of the bar, both the rum-drinker and the rum-seller, and through this saving work, his praise is in the entire community. The most impressive word painting that he made in his address was where he spoke of Simon the Cyrenian, who bore the cross of Christ on the way to the crucifixion. As he described the scene he made it appear that Simon was compelled to serve, and that had his own wishes been consulted, he would have one on to Jerusalem instead of to Calvary. One sentence alone is necessary to describe the character: "Simon is a type of the man who goes out of his way to help Christ." This, Mr. Burkhardt made his theme, and he was powerful in its application. He made the prediction, that while other centuries fixed the fame of the church in its ex pansion and its growth as an institution, this century will see that it is a saving institution. Rev. Kuhn a Speaker. The Rev. T. H. Kuhn, formerly pastor of the congregation, presided at this service and at the close of the address of the principal speaker made some timely remarks bearing on the same theme. From that time on the
meeting took on a purely informal character, it having been discovered that the Rev. J. J. Morgan, Johns
town, Pa., who is to be the speaker tonight, was in the audience. A number of the members of the church took part in this feature of the meeting, and the service continued till about a quarter after nine o'clock. Mrs. Judge Boggs sang a solo at the beginning of the service, and the choir rendered an anthem in its usually effective manner. Tonight closes the meetings. At this service Mr. F. F. Haisley will preside and on the platform with him will be the older members of the congregation. "Reminiscences" is the title given these addresses, to be followed by the address of the evening by the Rev. J. J. Morgan.
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Tha Result. Goodart You didn't actually tell him that I didn't think him much of a poet? Wiseman I did. Goodart Oh, I wouldn't have had you do that for the world! Wiseman Nonsense! That doesn't hurt him. It only makes hiin pity you.
Leaky. "My child, your head Is all perspiration:" "Yes, ma; my roof leaks."
Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs quickly, strengthens the lungs and expels colds. Get the genuine in a yellow package. A. G. Luken & Co.
LABOR NOTES.
The Fall River brewery workers! agreement has been extended without change until next Jnne. The Blrdsboro Steel Foundry and Machine company of Reading. Pa., has increased the wages of its employees In all departments 5 per cent. Judge A. R. McDonald, who has been the associate editor of the Labor World, published In Duluth. has severed his connection with that paper and gone to Seattle, where he will renew the practice of law. An agreeable surprise was sprung upon the employees of the Hamburg Silk Manufacturing company, at Hamburg, Pa., recently, when the management ordered an Increase of 10 per tent in wages for all employees, to g Into effect Immediately. President Gompers of the A. F. of L. was tendered the biggest demonstration ever given a labor man at Washington upon his arrival borne from his European trip as the representative of American labor. More than 30,000 men and women marched In the parade.
For a good, wholesome, cheap breakfast, always buy Mrs. Austin's pancake flour. Your grocer has a fresh supply.
Expensive Hotels. Probably the most expensive hotels In the world are those at Manaos. 1,003 miles up the Amazon. They are extremely 111 kept yet the dally rate Is $9 gold and $18 for a room with bath. Eggs cost 15 cents each, milk 75 centa a quart bottle.
Wedncs ay Evening
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Scats Now Selling Prices: 25. 50, 75, SI, $1.50
GEM METT This Week-Twlce Dally THE BIG Vaudeville SHOW Booked by the Western Vaudeville Association. Direct from Chicago. Matinees, 10 and 20. Nights, 10, 20. 30. 50.
The $10,000 Beauty Show California Girls Co. The swellest thing In burlesque at Phillips Toes Night. Nov 23 KING OF KOKOMO In two acts. Comedy, opera Travesty, Burlesque, Vaudeville, Special Features. Seats now on sale at the Westcott Pharmacy. Prices 25, 35, 50 and 75cts.
MURRAY'S APPROVED VAUDEVILLE
W. J. WOODS In the "Country Cousin" MISS EDITH EARL & CO. Presenting Miss Eva Prant In "The Pocket Edition of Elsie Janis." Two other good acts. Motion Pictures. Matinee, 2:30, 10 cts. Evening, 7:45 and 9:00, 10, 15, 20 cts; loge 6eats 25c. Notice! Our prices for Thanksgiving matinee will be the same as those charged for evening performances.
Why Patrick Henry Said It An Indian boy at Hampton wrote the following In a composition on Patrick Henry: "Patrick Henry was not a very bright boy. He had bine eyea and light hair. He got married and then said, "Give me liberty or glva me death. "
Asia. Asia comprises 32 per cent of the total land surface of the globe and has a peculation of 820,000,000.
KATOKIQ ..COLISEUM.. Wednesday evening, Thnrsday and Saturday morning, afternoon and evening. Ladles Admitted Free
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-No Washboilers to Sell," Says Anty Drudge Rag Man "Ole rags! Gum Boots! Tinware! " Anty Drudge " Goodness! Where'd you get all them washboilers?" Rag Man "I buya dom from voomans. Dey saya no use any more. You gotta von to sell? " Anty Drudge 'No, sir. I have not used one for many a year. It didn't take the women of this town long to get rid of their washboilers after I came and told them how to wash with Fels-Naptha in cool or lukev warm water. No more boiling clothes for them I see.!. Are you governed by habits? Not a bad thing if they are good habits. Not a good thing if they are bad habits. Are you in the habit of getting up before daybreak to start washing so that you1 11 be through before night? If you are it's a habit to get rid of right away. There's no necessity for it. Get rid of the old-fashioned boiling, and scalding clothes, back-breaking washboard-rubbing habit and adopt the easy Fels-Naptha way. Strike off the chains that bind you to the washboiler and washboard. Be a progressive woman. , Follow directions on the inside of the red and green Fels-Naptha wrapper.
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Twirkeys DnDcdeinis and OllflOCS! Plenty of them, the finest in the city.
Vegetables
Cauliflower, Cucumbers, Egg Plant, Head Lettuce, Tomatoes, Mangoes, Fresh Mushrooms, Green Onions, Red and White Radishes, Spinach, Endive, Fancy Celery, Parsley. Table Raisins, New Nuts, Figs, Dates, Stuffed Data with Nut Meats, Fancy Cranberries, Jersey Sweet Potatoes, Fancy Table Apples, Ripe Pineapples, Sweet and Juicy Florida Oranges, Jumbo Bananas, All Kinds of Grapes, Sweet Cider, U-AII-No Minta (the dinner candy).
New York Cream, Philadelphia Cream, Neufachatel, Edam, Pineapple, Sap Sago, Brick, Imported Swiss, Etc Your dinner is not complete without a cup of the genuine BEE HIVE COFFEE. Give us your orders if you want the best; store open every evening. Order early and get the size Turkey you waai
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