Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 29, 8 December 1910 — Page 3
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AXD SUX-TELEG RAM. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1910.
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TO EMPLOY FERRETS
Is the Plan State Board Considering.
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Regarding the matter of discovery of equetered taxes the state board Ql Ux commissioners probably will recommend tbe passage of a law tbat will Indorse the employment of tax ferrets as agents of tbe board and answerable and responsible to the board according to Washington E. Lowe, former focal tax ferret, who is In the city And who was before) the board last week. According to the board's plan, the discovery of omitted taxables will bi In the bands of the state board and not a matter regulated by the board of county commissioners as the law now provides. It Is proposed to make the system similar to that of the state board of accounts. The question of whether the agents for the board should be paid a commission or a salary, as Is done with the field men of the state board of accounts. Is still being debated. Mr. Lowe believes, however, the board will determine to ask that the ferrets be paid In commission. Tbe state board Is much Interested In the matter because the state derives Its revenue from the state tax. Tbe board seemed satisfied that the state's revenue would be enlarged by the employment of agents to discover omitted taxes according to Mr. Lowe.
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"The Third Degree." "The Third Degree." Charles Klein's graphic drama, will be seen at the Gennett on Thursday, December l5th. Tbe great success of the play has been most startling, and it is believed that the present condition in many police circles has had an effective bearing on the interest of the general public as well as those who are regular theater patrons. Miss Sarah Padden continues in her path of artistic triumph as Annie Jeffries. Jack Ellis, Paul Everton, William Pinkham, Margaret Drew, H. H. Forsman, J. R. Williams, E. A. Eberle and Francis Bonn are still playing their respective roles. Howe's Pictures. The person with an ambition to take a $10,000 world tour need not be dls appointed In only half a dollar or less Is available to gratify the desire. For it is welcome news that Lyman II. Howe's Travel Festival is booked for the Gennett this season as usual. Of course, It Is needless to say that the program on each occasion will be entirely new. Mr. Howe can be depended on to present In one evening enough of foreign lands with their unfamiliar customs and scenery to compensate the many ungratified longings to see the world. On his engagement on Friday, December 16th, he will exhibit, what he guarantees to be the most wonderful reproduction he has ever exhibited. It 'shows all the regal splendor of King Edward's funeral not only through London's streets but also the Impressive scenes at Windsor. It is notable for the close facial portraits of the world rulers In attendance, and of our special ambassador, Col. Roosevelt A ride up the Eiffel Tower, Paris; the snow-bound Alps; how Japan celebrates; the famous fiords of Norway; the eruption of Mt Etna; life on a training ship; a modern miracle in railroad construction the Grand Trunk Pacific; and fearless Italian artillery manoeuvres are only a few of the big features of the first itenerary for Howe's local tourists.
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Scientific Exhibition at Murray. John X. Conghlin and his famous electric chair, from Auburn. New York. Conghlin la a producer who produces not only a show but some real electricity. A grand transformation of colors artistically blended in a mysterious manner in an original twentieth century refined electric lighting act He first holds two carbons in his mouth and with one in either hand completes a direct short current circuit causing a brilliant light to blaze in the mouth. The electric chair he uses is an exact duplicate of the chair now used at the famous Auburn, New York prison. His work is exactly at variance with all tbe laws of electricity and has no precedence.
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"You Halnt Heard Nothln' Yet." At the Murray this week a sextette of versatile comedy instrumentalists, oten with ar saxophone number, followed by a march and rag time number on wooden instruments and their final efforts, "Love Me and the World Is Mine," played In ragtime On coronets and trombones has won for them several encores at every performance. "The Three Singing Girls," a harmonious and melodious trio of young women who sing their songs with, an idea of specializing in softness and sweetness Instead of tearing oft the roof. In this they succeed and convulsively demonstrate that an act with the soft pedal on will coax forth more encores as a rule than the more frequent knock down and drag outs. The audiences have been generous to these clever girls and they not only deserve their generosity but appreciate it. Another feature which should not be over looked being home talent none other than Mr. DeBolt who Is holding
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Marie Walnwright has joined William Gillette's company. Henry W. Savage will star Henry Kolker in "The Great Name." Grace Van Sthuddiford's new opera is to be called "A Bridal Trip." Cyhil Maude has Just produced in London a play called "A Single Man." Billie Burke. has put in rehearsal a comedy entitled"Suzanne," reputed a Paris success. Edna Goodrich, wife of N. C. Goonrich, is going to star so soon as a suitable play can be found. Wright Lorimer is soon to appear in a ney play, entitled "Daniel," which will have an elaborate setting. Charles Bigeiow is to appear in vaudeville in a one-act musical comedy entitled "The Girl and the Guy." David Warfield has begun rehearsal of his long promised new play. It is the first new one since "A Grand Army Man." Mrs. Felix Morris will shortly return to the stage to act with Miss Rose
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Stahl in Charles Klein's new play, "Maggie Pepper." "The Seventh Daughter." by Richard Harding Davis, is the play originally called "Vera the Medium," in which Eleanor Robson starred. Mrs. George Primrose, who, before her marriage, appeared as Esther Herney in vaudeville, is to return to the stage. She will sing the favorite old ballads. Master Gabriel, the former 6tar of "Little Nemo" and the original Buster Brown, is playing a childhood piece on the Keith circuit, entitled "Tommy Tucker." Miss Louise Gunning has been engaged for the principal part in the forthcoming production of "The Balkan Princess," a musical play that had a long run in Ixmdon. "The Girl of My Dreams," which Joseph Gaites has added to his musical comedy repertoire, introduces John Hyams and Leila Mclntyre in the leading characters of the play. Mildred Morris, daughter of Felix Morris, who is to create the role of Jane, in "He Fell in Love With His Wife." was the original Wendy with Maude Adams in "Peter Pan." Hilda Spong is to enter vaudeville in a one-act play called "Bridge;" William Abington and Jack Standing being associated with her. The piece is being staged y Arnold Daly. Miss Bessie Abbott and the opera company organized for the production of Mr. Mascangni's new opera 'Ysobel" will begin a southern tour this month, playing "La Boheme" and "Madame Butterfly."
On compromising his claim tor services as administrator of the estate of the late William McMahon of Dublin, a well known farmer, the final report of Benjamin Hatfield has been approved by Judge Fox of the circuit court. The administrator at first asked a thousand dollars for his services but the heirs of the decedent refused to agree that this was the proper allowance. A compromise was effected whereby the administrator received $700 as a fee and the heirs withdrew all objection to the settlement of the estatet as he had originally reported to the court.
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ITALIANS FINED FOR TRESPASSING Having been warned off the property of Aaron Woolard and wife, which property is situated in Jefferson township, but refusing to go several ltal-; ians were arrested and fined $5 and costs each for trespass. The defendants have appealed their cases to the circuit court, they having been tried and fined by H. C. Benson, a justice of the peace of Jefferson township. The
offense of trespass is alleged by the affidavit to have been committed on November 29. Those arrested include John and Lorenzo Anderson, Luther Hutchinson, Jetfe Daugherty. William Reed, and for the sake of dodging the pronunciation of real names, several were designated as follows: John. Peter, and Samuel Doe, Richard, Peter and William Roe.
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Fall Festival Benefit Dance Coliseum, Dec, 12, 1910 Given by Richmond Musicians' Protective Association, No. 388. Richmond City Band, 35 1 Pieces, on Two-steps. Orchestra, 25. Pieces, on Waltzes. Tickets,50Cents. Help Us Swell This Fund. ; Extra Ladies, 25c. . . - ' .
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