Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 46, 25 December 1910 — Page 10
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THE RICII3IOND PALlADiUM AXD SUX-TELEGRA31. SUNDAY, DECE3IDEK S3, 1910.
SCIENTISTS WILL HOLDCiVEIITIO!l Fifteen Hundred Members of American Association to Meet Next Week.
of Ottawa, Ont., mill speak before the section of geology and geography on "Northern Canada." Vice President E. W. Brown of Yale, will address the section of mathematics and astronomy on "The Relations of Jupiter and the Asteroids." Vice President William McPherson of Columbus, O., will speak before the section of chemistry on "The Formation of Carbohydrates in the Vegetable Kingdom." Vice President W. P. Ritter of San Diego, Cal., will address the Bectlon of zoology on "The Controversy Between Mechanism and Vitalism: Can It Be Knded?" The death of Vice Preoident D. P.
French Women Interested in Two Fair A emplane Rivals
(Special CaM from the International i and country of the opera presented
BY LA VOYAGEUSE.
Paris, Dec. 24. Every woman in Paris is taking the most vivid inter-
Suddenly to introduce a lady standing , on tiptoe in the midst of some scene : representing ancient Egypt is obvi-1
i ously absurd. And M. Boncour would ;
P. Penhallow of Montreal, and the absence of Vice Presidents William If. Holmes of Washington, and James E. Russell, New York, will make their three addresses Impossible before the departments of botany, anthropology, psychology and education. One of the most interesting features
est in the exciting race between the ! remodel the ballet on Isadora Duncan two female champions of the air. Mad-! UneB- That accomplished lady, by the j emoiselle Helene Dutrien. who flies at!way' fresh from nsw Tisits to Greece., Etamoes. and Mademoiselle Mar. ia to give a series of dances on the j
"Orphee" of Cluck, with the Colonne j
orchestra, at the Chatelet theater in
(American News Service) Minneapolis. Minn., Dec. 24. The twin cities will entertain next week over 1,500 scientists, members of the American association for the advancement of science, who assemble to make report on the scientific progress of the past year, to read papers describing remarkable experiments and
to Indicate the direction of research
during 1911. It mil be the M -. . 1 . . 1 I
ona annual mewing ana lue iiiuiu t ; " . ' .iirnmhr In ih air Thov c,- ! ' w "convocation week" meeting of the discussion of the subject of "Aviation"! lorlneVs if it wire onfv a ,Jrm itImes than the PlrouettinS of the IV Amerlcan association for the advance-! will be held under the auspices of the : " " !' a ,L iv nr'era ballet- are purely artificiaL went of science. The gathering is Section, of mathematics, Sneering lhe ba,let is to be brought strlct,y one of theWt important scientific ' and physics. Officers of the United ! ?'dJ. f cnl the epoch then it will dance
vingt, who flies at Mourmelen, for the Femina Silver Cun. which is a. nriA
offered br M. Piprr Tjfm for th:J;tnuary
best flight of a feminine pilot before! There are various rival schools of J
December 31. Mile Marvingt is a pU- a4Iltin5 m , ans' mu 18 Known as pil of Latham, Mile. Dutrien of Far-jthe clasic tyle-that prevailing at
origin. But it Is difficult to see tnat
man.
Both are handsome young women.
any representation of Etruscan fig-
. i... I tho sntlra i.rnirram in nrnmfapd fori "
the ninth! Friday, when a special session for the ! ,h f ! as sjure3 is any more appropriate to the
ing about the motors, and want to
One of them wns told I
. a . l . . i . j. i ' Ctnfna altynal nrn n tt a mimhr flf I
events 01 me year, Deing, jn xaci, me;"'"" - - - . .. . . u ... ; t,.lrtIota xs.hr, hive mario a BnoHnl I nuiuuiB
wm o America as 1110 inreunn ui -- - tnnrh frf . n in th ,
the British association Is to England, ftudy of aviation have been Invited to, . ' hn,..' hp i uAM,inn ih- ....i-in i..ir 'address the meeting. The program a,r Sn c,d to"ch lt- 0'veer, b In addition to the association Itlf, , cause she forgo , and the machine'
in hobble skirts presumably and large
hats.
any. social and economic " T" day. Just fter Mile. Marvingt's ! b? EO that Shakespeare was In .. flfteen affiliated .rlen- c'" n h?,"fI,t 8e"iCe' ba8ed ' splendid flight of 53 minutes at Mour- reah a Frenchman, a native of the are to hold their meet-j0" ao,ual experlnrPnt- Unxioius to show that she could dofcltl Province of Burgundy. The genius
with Its sections devoted to mathe-;
inatlcs, physics, astronomy, engineer
ing, chemistry, geography, geology, I
toology, botany, social and economic
telence, etc
tiflc societies
Ing In conjunction with that of tho American association, as follows: Botanical society of America, the Botanists of the Central States, the American Cemlcal society, the Entomological society of America, The American association of Economic Entomologists, the American Federation of Teachers of Mathematical and Natural Sciences; the American Mathematical society, the American Microscopical society, the American Nature Study society, the Western Philosophical association, the American Physical society, the American Phytopathologlcal society, the American Psychological society, the Sullivan Moss society and the American society of Zoologists. A Formidable List. The very list of the various societies and associations Is formidable. The list of members Is still more so, for every scientllc man of prominence In the United, States Is a member of one or another of the various bodies. Dr. David Starr Jordan of Leland Stanford university, who Is president of the American association retires at this meeting In favor of Prof. A. A. Mlchaelson of the university of Chicago, who Is elected for the year 1911. The first general session of the association will meet Tuesday evening in the First Baptist church in this city. The meeting will be called to order by President Jordan, who will then introduce the new president. The visiting scientists will be welcomed by Governor Eberhart. Mayor Keller of St. Taul. and W. P. Decker, chairman of the local executive committee. Response will be made by President Mlchaelson, the secrtaries will make their announcements, after which will follow the annual address of Dr. Jordan, the retiring president, who will speak on "The Making of a Darwin." The regular program of addresses and discussions will be taken up on Wednesday morning, the sessions being held at the university of Minnesota. In. the afternoon the addresses of the retiring vice presidents will be delivered before their respective societies. Vlco President R. W. Brock
The Shakespeare-Bacon controversy
is not without its interest for -the
j 7'- 7 7- I " 'v. " came down gentlv, knowing. s It 18 "u. wu"ul "s mieien . 'I ,r waharmle.-.l".0 l0VC eu.l discus-
the advance in the knowledge of con
struction and a discussion of Its sue
; j. x i m- i
I mot tll n..trin ot rr, o ,k oi ue son. n nas eten oeen
-COMPLICATION OF DISEASES." How ofton one hoars this expression. It means a condition In which no one disease fully develops, but symptoms of various disorders are present. Poisoned, impure blood would explain the cause in nine out ot ten such cases. It matters not It the blood be poisoned by Inoculation, or by the failure of one or more of the Important glands ot the body to perform their duties, a powerful alterative or blood purifier, is necfHary to cleanse it, and In bo doing removes the cause. Dr. A. B. Simp
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who emits this theory, says he has
She told me all about it afterwards. ! evidence, conclusive and exac t. Any-
i better and she did.
I had totd myself." she
one who has read his wdrks can see.
he declares, that the divine bard was
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fails to cure: K. W. GROVE'S signa-! but ihe breeze was go gt tnat , j inspired by good wine of Burgundy, tine is on each box. 2oc. I.j(led tQ wa,t ti (he afternoon j loEt , His name, according to this critic, was - . . - . . . A A i 11. V. ..A T 1 r AHM. A . W A
patience and told them to bring out j "r'-v nen. i
irgnsn lurnea mio snaKespeare. tiis family was settled of old in the
UUrUHJiVl UKULKtiU my aeroplane."
XKJ AlnnUIVlt , sajd t( M Farman and ! fle,v round:French province, but was exiled after (American New. ServU once, then I flew round again. My . the Sojnow vo know. Washington. Dec. 24.-CaPtain Davis TU-. The modern Beau Brummel of
commanding the U. S. S. Tacoma. now i 1 "" v"cruising near the Atlantic coast ofTb.e cours was marked out by six
. . . ..... . ' nvmns arm inp TimPKPPnors u nrp
nonauras was oraered Dy tne navy ue- ''""' . r " I dandies, the sooiled arbiter of Paris
a r nrr i no nvinns wara i
WHITE CHRISTMAS IS A PREDICTION
American News Service) Washington, Dec. 24. "A white Christmas' was forecasted by the United States weather Bureau today. There is a slight chance that warm winds in the upper atmospheric strata will concert this mantle of snow to a disagreeable rain, however. A moderately cold wave is coming eastward, congealing the moisture and making certain the arrival of a heavy fall of snow by mas night at the latest. The prediction of "snow flurries' is general, extending over the eastern seaboard and the middle west.
Harry Matthews, the former Atlanta 1 team in the South Atlantic league catcher, will manage the Albany, Ga , juext season.
A BIG AERIAL MEET
Famous Aviators Are at Los Angeles.
France, M. Andre de Fouquieres, the most exquisite of twentieth century
parii-urni louay 10 waicu lor me ""r-i " . . . V ' drawing room taste and eountry
net which cleared from New Orleans "' ." ' r ! house festivities, is about to leave
this week, supposedly bound on a fill- ""1 " .a5uV. """" ! the scene of his triumnhs. The Maha-
bustcring expedition against Pre lower of them ! raja of Kapurthala, who has met him dentDavillaof Honduras. If the 1 lor-1 "ma no longer see any of them l!frefluentlv th5s season is one of nis net appears on the Honduras coj she will not be permitted to land to ; "nun has . e e bjjre I 0 rumor tQ you fiave
III IV I IV I V "UU DUft''ISlf V IUDU IUIC
Th Vnrktnwn now at tance. It made me happy. But I shall j ' , " "h """" lu u" 1 The Yorktown. now at ; .. . . rabble of society that has lost all rp-
nor De satisnea untu i nave maae a! , . , . V flight of three hours." I Bpect for hierarchy and for delicacies ;of tone. You're much too distinguish-
blockade.
Cor Into, was ordered to Amapala
Mrs. Austins "Buckwheat Flour gives
the real genuine old time flavor.
ACTION IS TAKEN
TO STOP REVOLT
Mme Curie is a candidate for th-3!ed and refined .f?r France' an? 1 ask
Academy of Sciences, but French sa-! vants have a horror of femininsm, and ,
you to come with me to preside over
and organize the fetes that will be
i . - A . V. . . : . e . . i l.
thA most elorlons wnman in sn'ifin ! 6"c" al luc i..t.iiBe ui in uitugii-
France will probably be kept out. Under the Bourbons, the fair 6ex was
24. ;not. excluded from the Acadomy of
It was Napoleon I who
He once told Mme.
Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Dec,
President Davllle has taken steps to Sciences.
guard against the landing of an expe- made the change.
ditlon from the Hornet, believed here.de Stael that the woman he most ad-
to have taken on a cargo of arms and j mired was Bhe who had the most chilsupplles in mid-ocean after leaving j dren, and he acted upon that princi-
Kew Orleans this week. The Hondu-1 pi. There is a very pronounced ten-
ran government has made a demand dency among Frenchmen to regard
on the government of Salvador for the surrender of Col. Albarado, who led an uprising last Friday, afterward ascaping Into Salvador.
Lost a little brown change purse containing about 12 dollars; it was lost In or near the Penn. railroad station; reward If returned to 211 N. 15th street. 23-3t
women de haut un bas, and it is rather ridiculous. The superiority of the French woman is too often seen to need demonstration.
i ter."
And the beautiful M. Andre has accepted, so that Paris salons will know him not this winter, and there will be a chance for other aspirants to distinguish themselves in inventing eccentricities of dress and above all in managing cotillons, a branch of the fine art of manners in which M. de Fouquieres was so supreme as to defy all competition.
American News Service) Los Angeles, Cal.. Dec. 21. With
famous aviators of France, tenglaud and America competing, new world's are expected to be set in the aviation meet wbich opened here this aftertioo. The efforts of the American and Knglish aviators will be directed particularly to smashing the records recently set by Frenchmen in their own coumry. They will have to reckon, however, with Hubert Latham, the skiliful Frenchman, who makes flying a pastime and is ready to defend his country's honors. Ideal flying weather . prevailed and crowds gathered about the hangers this morning, curious to see the aeroplanes, especially the Antoinette monoplane of Latham. This meet will help to settle the
; rivalry between the rival American
built machines the Curtiss and the Wright. The meet will continue until January 3, and Latham has promised to celebrate Christmas with a spectacular flight over Domguez field. In a way the tournament is a renewal of the battle between the American biplane and the foreign monoplane which was founght out to a degree in the international tournament held at New York. There were eiglit biplanes in the Curtis camp and six in the Wright, but in addition to these there were a number of other machines of foreign make.
t Itadley the English aviator who flies
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Classic music has many sanctuaries in Paris, but none more attractive than in the simple little salle in the Latin Quartier where the "Concerts Rouge" are given every week. It is only a stone's throw from the Senate and when you enter you find yourself in presence of an orchestra every member of which is a premier Prix of the Conservatoire. I have never heard the great masters so beautiful-
j ly interpreted, and the overture of
AMINE CAVES IN; WORKERS ARE HURT (American Kfws Sei vtce Washington. Pa., Dec. 24. Twenty
,w. ....- ii.jun.-u auu fivv.vvM I Tnnnsaiispr" was a rpvplatinn Prenrfi
damage done when an abandoned coal j composers and singers of the highest mine caved in beneath the foundry j distlnclion take part in theae concert8 of Zeahniser Brothers and Stein to-!from t!me to tJ not for money but day. The mine was abandoned 50 j..for the love of the tning .. The other years ago and that it existed was not ! nignt wnen , dropped ,n tne singer for
7" " " "T " T av-luy "rt: "U1"-;the occasion was Mile. Jane Qainon.
itc icsiuciu duuu a. oieiu was among those injured.
NOTICE. Special meeting of Brotherhood Railway Trainmen to be held December 27th (i 7:a0 p. m.. Odd Fellows' hall. Signed, F. Brown, President. 21-7t
a Bleriot monoplane, this morning that he ne'w world's mark.
was confident would make a
A GERMAN TARIFF WAR IS PROBABLE
CALLS FOR BRIEFS ON RATE ADVANCES
WAS BADLY FROZEN
(American News Service) . Chicago, Dec, 24. William Lord, who declares he is a son of a Bradford, Pa., millionaire, was found partly frozen in an alley at State and Madison streets today. He identified himself in a short interval of consciousness. Lord is suffering from aggravated pneumonia and physicians at
the county hospital say he will die
whose exquisite soprano was heard In the old chansons of Lulli and Hadyn. A curious tradition of the Concerts Rouge is to serve drinks. The students, their glass of beer or coffee before them, listen gravely and intently to every note. Altogether it is a glimpse of artistic Paris little known.
An energetic deputy longs to reform the ballet of the National Opera house. He says it is an anachronism.
(American News Service) Washington, Dec. 24. The interstate commerce commission today filed a notice calling for briefs stating the justification of the proposed advances in coal over the B. & O. Chesapeake & Ohio, and Norfolk & Western and their connections which were suspended last November 10. These briefs are to be filed with the commission by January 20, 1911. The commission today published a notice of suspension of the proposed advances in the rates on cream and condensed milk over the Erie, Penna. and other roads. The suspension is until May 1, 1911, pending an investigation. MASONIC CALENDAR
Washington, Dec. 24. Germany, in the event of a tariff war with the United States over the potash dispute would be able to seriously interfere with the manufacture of powder for the army and navy. It has developed that the war and navy departments are vitally interested in the negotiations with Germany for the removal of the tax on exported potash of the country, for the reason that potash is one of the necessary ingredients of powder.
Deep 3sa. It is a remcrkable faot that the deepest parts of the sea are in all cases very near the laud.
Wednesday, Dec. 28, Webb lodge. No. 24, F. & A. M. Called meeting.
and that, if you have a ballet at all, j Work in entered apprentice degree.
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diaphanous corolla of the tutuor or Friday, Dec. 30. King Solomon chap-
He said his father Is Albert Lord, 212; tiny balleriiTe's skirt but should be Iter, No. 4, R. A. M. Special work in East Main St., Bradford, Pa. dressed appropriately to the period I Royal Arch degree. Refreshments.
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