Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 80, 28 January 1911 — Page 3

THE IUCII3IOXD PALLADIUM AND SUX'TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1911

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iilERuPLAtlES FOR GEnaiiY'S m ICstesr Is Keenly Interested in Air Graft for Military. . ' ; Purposes. '

IN 'ALSACE-LORRAINE IThe People Are Still 'Bitter Against Their Conquer- . . ors,; the Germans. ' (Saeeial iCM (rem the Inttrastloaal News tiervic ) Y STtVIN BURNETT.Berlin. Jan. 2$. Tbe smallest: military review Berlin has ever' seen Is hortly to be held on the Tempelhofer field, when Kaiser will bold a special review of German military .officers, who have Qualified In aviation. At present they' are ten In ' number, but they are busily enraged in Imparling what they have learned to colleagues. It - lav further reported that the monarch's interest In the military aspect of aviation has been greatly ' stimulated in recent montha by oral reports made to him on the matter at his own request by General Heerlngen, Minister of War. and Baron Lynchker. chief of hla Military Cabinet. At the last maneuvres the Emperor expressed his Intention of having aeroplanes employed at the operations which will be held In the autumn of the present year, and It seems not Improbable that they wm then do service, not only for the army, but also for the battle fleet, which is to play a part In the movemenu. V Wound Still Open. After forty year a of Incessant work the German authorities have not sueceeded la making the people of the annexed province of Alsace-Lorraine feel more friendly towards their conquerors than they did Immediately altar the Franco-Prussian war, and frequent anti-German outbursts testify to the feelings tbst slumber In the hearts of the people of this German "Helensland." who were recently granted a kind of a, constitution as a last attempt to win them over. The latest of these outbursts la reported from Metx. where the other day "The Club de Lorraine Sportive." which is affiliated with the "Association du 8ouvenlr Fraftcaia," had made arrangements for a concert in the Ter minus hotel, but the police objected to one of the Items on the program, and refused the necessary permission. In consequence of this prohibition the proprietor of the hotel declined .to allow the members of the club to have access to the hall which they-had hired tor the occasion. However, some 300 young men, who had assembled outside the building, took poaession of the room, where they preceeded with the performance. An inapector of jpo . lice drew the attention of those present to the illegality of the gathering. hat his admonition was received with derisive shouts. He then had the hall cleared. Those who had been ejected formed In the street outside, and. singing the "8ambre et Mouse" march, and uttering cries of "Vive 2a Lorraine!' tramped off to the Ney monument . By the time it had reached this spot the procession had swollen from . three bundren. to a thousand people. .One; of the demonstrators delivered a speech beneath the monument and bla words were received with loud applause end shouts of "VJve la France!" An officer in citizen's clothes who boxed the ears of a man who tittered this sentiment, was attacked by bystanders, and the' police bad to Interf era to rescue him. The Marseillaise wis also sung. Finally, an attempt was made to disperse the assembly bat the crowd assumed so threatening an attitude that the police deemed it pradent to call in the assistance of the guard, who appeared on the scene with fixed bayonets and cleared the streets. At several points the police bad hand-to-hand scuffles with the demonstrators, of whom six or eight were .injured. Several persons were arrested. It a pro-French sentiment' still exists in the two provinces it is not tor lack of efforts on the part of the German authorities to extirpate it. A little-while back the caricaturist an editor' of a satirical weekly,' Zislln by name, was sentenced at Mulbausen to two months Imprisonment for libelAUEA!l U0:.1WI ' ACQ HER ST03Y bHcrclArtu Uvts a Leyt9 TtJ Ttt Eer Rrcsjth fcs Ftonl. Ark. "I must speak a rood word tor Cartful," writes Mrs. Viola E&cr, of this place. . "About a month ago I was in very bad (Mttth. 1 was so weak and nervous that 1 wts not able to do my housework. "My husband bought me one bottle of Cartful, the woman's tonic. I took it ac corv? to directions and now I am in -I CJak Cardui it a fine tonic for weak ttxX you are not the only lady who like vou. have written to tc3cf cs woaoenui oenem carauitias Cr3 f--.'- no miners!, or other towtrti Cirt. . It contain no glycerin Crcsr ccawisSi-taatins in-redieals. It b 13 a Fre. bssotJ extract, of rrrrl Vrli herta, that bare been focxl to rc -sLrit the womanly fnnctions Cal cttc-ia C female system. A3 dnrSKaCarduL Zzi jzza Cxzi It

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AT THE QENNETT T Una;' collectively the German veterans of 1870. When he came out of prison be published a picture post card, bearing the Inscription, "Souvenir - of my Condemnation," in red letters,' while above' a pale . violet, landscape crowned by n bright ' blue -sk-. was Tbe I police have now confiscated this card as a - seditious ' attempt to popularize the French national colors. Dr. Bode In Berlin. Dr. Bode,, of Flora' bust notoriety is with us again with a fresh and .up-to-date defense of the authenticity of bis Lenardo da Vinci masterpiece. The disputed treasure has, he tays. been exhaustively investigated by scientific experts, and. some, of tbe results obtained are about to.be published in the official organ of the Berlin. National Museums. It has been .' ascer tained . beyond all shadow of doubt. Dr. Bode contends-, that Lucas "restored tbe painting of the. bust." Dr. Bode also Introduces a statement by M. Eduard Bouet, described, as the most eminent living art-restorer, who., is convinced that "the bust cannot' be of modern origin.". In' substantiation ' of - the German claim that the bust was the property bf Lord Palmerston. Dr. Bode has discovered a voluntary witness in the per son of Lady Paget, of Florence, widow of the . Iste British Ambassador at Rome. Lady Paget is quoted as having recently remarked to the well known German archaeologist. Professor Hulsen, that the bust, which was probably in the collection of Earl Cowper lived in Florence in 1770 and 1780 and was an ardent collector. Dr. Bode finally states that Lucas's ommission to include, a photograph of the Flora bast In the album of bis work presented to tbe British Museum, is' classic evidence that he was not its author. Dr. Bode admits that Lucas was a "most eccentric person," but holds him "incapable of a forgery." PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAY8 your druggist will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 dsys. 50c. At Locql Theaters At the Murray. Gus Sun's peerless minstrel troupe, composed of men with voices better than the average and a repertoire of songs . and Jokea that . create .; much j laughter la the feature attraction at J tbe Murray theater; this week. The Klein. Ott and Nicholson musical act j is one of the best for variety seen : here recently, music and interspersed with comedy. Tbe Harrison-West trio introducing the juvenile wonder, for comedy and dancing is a strong act and the applause that greets the little fellow in , particular would flatter any senior comedian- As usual motion pictures add much to tbe bill. Kryle Bellew. . Hare you ever succeeded in decldot this puszling name is only to have some high browed friend inform you that you were quite wrong;- then wagered you were right, searched for some one who really did know, and at last ended up by being more perplexed than over? - This fall, when Mr. Bellew was rehearsing bla company for "Raffles" in which he win appear at the Gen-J nett. Thursday evening. February , 2. a dispute over . hie. name arose in one of the exclusive clubs In New York City where, be bad been ' invited to take supper after bis - performance. Bets were made, and before tbe evening was over considerably more than $4,000 had been wagered. Some called him "Curlle Bel-too with the accent decidedly on the last syllable, while others urged that there should be more finesse onthe first syllable. Still another faction Insisted that it waa "Carl BeHue." There were three other variations, each witb its supporters. And there waa one man who said it was "Kurt Bell you." with a slight accent on the "bell," but be waa to uncertain about it that bis fellow members refused to take hie bet : '-- . : .

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HEATER, FEB. 2ND. supper they were giving him he was told of the wager, with laughter. Mr. Bellew roared "That one timid man," said Mr. Bellew, "is the only one who was correct. It's Kurle Bell you, with a bit of fall in tone with tbe last syllable. It's a marvel to me that there was as many as , one that was really right. I've been-called so many names in the past ten years, that I sometimes have to think myself what it is." ' Oddly, the confusion is in part due to Mr. Bellew himself, as he says, "I can blame ; my parent, for the. surname but I, myself take the responsibility for the Christian." The distinguished actor was originBellew;" but when Mr. Bellew received his first position on the stage in a small stock company in Australia the name looked too long, and he accommodated the printers ,by substituting "Kyrle." a name his family . . . i . . i maue an extremely prouuuem outs in Irish history. " BUSINESS" COLLEGE . Jerome Day.-.who has been employed at the Second National Bank, has accepted a position with the Light. Heat and Power company at Indianapolis. ' Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hudelson of Fountain City, whose son is Jn school here, -Visited the . school one day this week. '. '..-'., Martha Mattingly and Fred Sanders entered the night school this week. Mamie Bowers has gone to Liberty today on business. - Glen Pearce made a business trip to Connersville, Friday. ' . Emery Pike of Alpine, Ind., made a 6hort call at the college .Wednesday morning. ' His son is in attendance here. . - Elsie Rush spent Saturday and Sunday with. her mother at her home near Marion, Ind. . ' . f L. B. Campbell made a business trip to AnderGon. Thursday where be found the work going on nicely. V 4 Irvin Harmeier'from near Milton, one of our .former students, visited the school Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Harmeier; is teaching at Fairviaw at the present time. While in school he boarded with Mr. and Mrs. Winkler, the -. wedding of whose daughter be ; came to attend Wednesday evening. I Mr. and Mrs. Walter tant attended the wedding. with Mr.' Harmeier. Ernest Borton -was called to New Paris Wednesday on . account of the death of his grandfather, The report from the Employment Department shows that twenty-eight positions have been filled during the Pt week and that eighteen other calls were made, which could not be filled. - Emma Earbart from near : College Corner, who was visiting Ina Smith, spent a half day at tbe school with Miss Smith. - Vira Benton has accepted a position as stenographer at the County Superintendent's office. . . Charles Hawkins' father, .whose home is at Winchester, made a call at the college, Thursday morning. - A Request "I shall never forget," says the eminent man of wealth during tbe course of his little speech on "How to Become as I Am." "I shall never forget bow I saved my first hundred dollars." At this Juncture a weary Individual in the audience, who has beard this story many times and has read It many times more, interrupts: ; "Well, if you can't forget It for heaven's sake give tbe rest of us a Chance to." Chicago Post A Friendly Tip. Saplelgb Would you er advise me to er marry a beautiful girl or a sensible girl? Hammersley rm afraid you'll never be able to marry either, old man. Sapleigh Why not? Hammersley Well, a beautiful girl could do . better and a sensible girl ' would know better. Exchange. All Thy Could Find. "What's all that noise in the next roomy - i "My wife and three of her girt friends are trying to play whist with only forty -seven cards In the pack." Louisville CourierJoumal -

Baldhead Club

One is Being Organized in . a Western City. Perhaps this report Is a Joke, bat one thins is certain a baldhead is no joke to the man who, wears it. A club of baldheads formed in every city in America would be a good, thing if its ' members could - be Induced - to parade listless, 'through- the , main streets of the city. ' ; ; The writer would suggest that some of ' the : members carry banners with inscriptions of such a charaojer as to warn those . who still have hair, that baldness is unnecessary; that in nearly every case it is the result of carelessness. - : ; : v-;. . Banners inscribed as follows would be appropriate : ' . "We let the dandruff germ do it"( "The time to' save the hair Is when you Bare hair to save."- ; "When .we were youngs the dandruff germs worked every blessed minute. They dug our hair out by the roots, and now we aren't init." The best banner of all .would be this, "We didn't use Parisian Sage." . Leo' H. FIhe sells Parisian Sage for 50 cents a large bottle, eo do live druggists everywhere. It is guaranteed to stop falling hair, itching scalp and , to destroy dandruff germs and remove dandruff in two weeks, or money back. A Disgusted Super. Sir Henry Irving used to tell a story, ef a super who bad to rush on tbe stage and give ' tbe announcement, "My lord, the king Is here!" - Thinking that tbe man might be afflicted by stage fright. Sir. Henry instructed him to shout out the words at the top of his voice. When the cue came tbe proud and obedient super rushed forward and roared stentoriously: ' .'.'-. " j . "My lord, the king is here!" ; "Ha! Wbat.sayest thou?" cried the famous actor, .which happened, to be the next Jine of tbe Play. I . , A look of Intense disgust and disappointment crossed the super's face, and; to the delight of tbe audience he blurted out indignantly: "Ob, you 'eard right enough! , . Hustling the Clergy. . A newspaper man once connected with a Journal in Denver wae one day in conversation with his chief when a clerical looking gentleman entered the office. ( : "Sir," said he gravely, "I intend next Sunday to preach a sermon, upon football, and It has occurred ' to me that an enterprising paper like yours f would be pleased to have my manu script. I have no doubt that ' any number of . your readers .would be glad to read it and" ; v 'All right, all right," interrupted the busy editor, ."but you'll have to hustle It along.' Get It to early early, mind! Our sporting page is the first to close." A Quick Change. When Victor Murdock . arrived In Washington as a new congressman he felt that he bad tbe earth In a sling and that, money and expenses were minor considerations. Accordingly be went to tbe most exclusive hotel he could .find and took an elaborate suit of rooms. . " So gorgeous were his surroundings that, when Mrs. Murdock appeared on the. scene she. asked him what the charges were. . . V" ". "Oh. I don't know." replied Murdock unconcernedly. . "I guess they're all right" "At any rate.' she suggested, "you'd better go down and ask tbe clerk." A - few minutes later he returned, rushed Into the suit like a cyclone and began to throw things into the trunks. Then be stopped long enough to telephone for a baggage man. Tve figured it out:" he sboutO as be . slammed up the receiver. "It's costing us $2.16 every minute we 'stay here. And we're going to move in a minute." Washington - Star. YOU LOOK OLD! v In nine cases out of ten it is not because you are oid, but because you are tired, all worn out, and you act as if you just wondered bow you are going to get through the season and do your work.: "This condition may be caused.br a run-down and debUiated condition, or by a ba cold which has left you without atrengtb or ambition. We want to ask every such person to txy YlnoV our delicious cod liver and iron tonic, without oil. If it does not buiM you up and make you feel young, strong and well again, we will return toe money you paid us for it Isn't that fair? Leo H. Flbe, Druggist Richmond.' Indiana. Eraorjr Ccndacts Rkhmcnd8 Only Bcnsfids Mill Itesssst Ss!;

WAS GREAT SUCCESS Many Attended Hagerstown 'r Institute.

. I iiagerstOWXL . Ind . Jan. g. -The Jefferson towniiip farmers iQUitute held at Haeerstown tU.s week was

M . ! School will fit any man In a few weeks ered one of the most profitable insti-to any of tiese. positions, without tutes held here recently. The ad- interfering with his present employdresses in part "were given by localiment; get him a job and give him an oeoDie' and were as follows: "Soma of I opportunity to make $10 weekly while

th. dm i. . tthe Problems' of Farming." Moses Keever; "Shall Agriculture be Taught in Public Schools. "Prof. Charles Woolard ; "Silo and Ensilage," by Robert Allen." The directors of the institute were fortunate in- securing Mr. Clayton Ev- Martlndale of Green-, field. Ind., and Mrs. Flora Meeks of Parker City to assist. Both cpoke on different topics at each session and each thoroughly handled their respective subjects ' Probablv tke m0W'.t.rtlnl,, ".l don w th nn. VJ. iTt Thi ttH9n l,,.. the audience, made up of citizens of Hagerstown as well' as the' farmers and families. ' Tbe music furnished was excellent. Mr. Colwell Miller and Miss Edna Addington' sang "O, that We Two Were Maying." Miss Opal Hoover gave a reading, and -Miss Leah Petro entertained the audience -with the "Trials of an Inventor's Wife." Mrs. Meeks epoke on 'Home ' and' its Surroundings," its influence for good or bad, and the happy home. Mr. Martlndale interested all and especially parents and boys with the subject "Boys." Mr. Martindale ably discussed this topic. Among many of the good points made were these: Teach the boy from earliest; childhood, industry, economy and let him depend largely on his ' own ; efforts. Three important, factors, in the education of the boy not to be neglected, are his physical condition, spiritual and educational advantages. He also thought it was well to let the boys ; choose their own occupation." Mr. Martindale spoke Thursday on the "Rearing and Feeding of Hogs" and "Selecting, Storing and Testing Seed Corn." , . Th Temperarurt. "Why do you watch the thermome ter on the wall so closely?" queries, the invalid. i "Because," - replied ; the untrained nurse, "the doctor said if the temperature got any higher I was to give you another dose of quinine." IF VOU MAO A HECK AS I.ONO AS THIS FELLOW AND HAD sone TUQOAT TOfJSILIfJE WOULD QUICKLY CORK IT. A quick, nta. oottttnc kasttas, anttwpdo cur (or -Sara Throit, brteOy eeieribc TONMUMC A mall botUs ot TaMffiM IMs laacr Oua most my cue of Sot Tkmi TOHWUMC can Sor Moatb d llnrlii mlprHMl, OlUjMrd ptpfclfcCTU. 28e.andS0c HofHat Size ft.CO. All Draffliste. 7io v st riJsSoKDe Special Prices.. 50 lbs. Lard, at . ..lV2c 5 lbs. Lard, at ...... 14c Fresh Pork, at . . . . 15c Round Steak, at ...15c SELL'S SANITARY MEAT MARKET Phone 2595. 922 Main Old fashioned, good heavy harness for horses. The cold weather will soon be over, and we are looking forward : to spring. Call and see us for anything in LEATHER GOODS. 827 ran st.

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Wages $25. to $50. a. Week in Automobile Work Thoutands of Job Waitjng for. Competent Men in all parts of the Country.. In addition to . the immense . number mobiles will ha manufactured this vs&r .n.i rhi wni ti-ti-rV fnr fhnnVards r1

men iuajifia to Sell. Repair. Drzve!601 slated for coiuideriUon are the

vr-Jand Detaocbirate Automobiles and ITruclsS.- Tre: Rccaester-- Automobile learning. Fox " information write -Ro-, Lter Automobile School 642 Church St.. Rochester, N. Y, v Fanny Ksmble'a Quick Wit Fanny. Kemble hU a fiery temper, which matched, that of her husband. , Pierce Butler... and ssptedlly brought ' about one of , the ' most noted divorce t 4"tHafa FArwpfa1 in (Ka lewlsnAta ..7 Tn T " . " 1 , V" I, ber youth Ehe w?s remarbab3T beautind ,D the roleor Ju,let be was the personification or dazzlfng loreliness. She was noted for her keenness of wit even In the days of her old age. Once when an luipertinent street lounger stepped up to her while she was looking in tbe window of'a brlc-a-brnc store and said. "Are. you fond of antiquities?" Mrs. Kemble quickly unpinned ber veil and.' turning on tbe man ber aged face (she was then seventy-three), asked. 'Are you?"KIDNEY Is & deceptive disease thousands have it TROUBLEand don't know it. If you want good resultss you can make no mistake by using Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy. At druggist in fifty : cent and dollar sizes. Sample bottle by mail free, also pamphlet telling you how to find out if you have kidney trouble. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. - EMORY'S NAME Is Known' From Coast to Coast Why Not; Drop Your Friends a Kind Remembrance? Quigley'e . Have Some Beautiful Valentines that Will Suit You. Quigley Drug Stores 20 REDUCTION ON ALL PYROGRAPHY GOODS Old Reliable Paint Co. We Retail Goods at Wholesale Prices. Pbtme 2330. 10-12 S. 7th. H. C. Shaw, Mgr. NEW MURRAY WEEK OF JAN. 23. GUS SUN'S Peerless Minstrels AND . DARISON-VEST TRIO Matinee daily, 10c. Evening, continuous, ' 25c, - 20ci 15c, 10c Palladium .Want Ads. Pay.

JORDAN, f.mANUS & HUNT FUNERAL DIRECTORS a EMBALMERS , AutomobUe Service tor Calls Out of City. Private Chapel and Ambulance. Telephone 2175. Parlors 1014 Main Street.

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Announcement to Physicians: We beg to advise that we have stocked "Salvarsan," popularly known as Prof. Ehrlich's No. MC06.n Full Una of Vaccine Virus, Tuberculin and Diphtheria Antitoxins.

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RICHMOND DRY CLEANING CO. CASH BE ALL, Prop. Phone 1072 1021 ZizSn Cl.

..Flrstl Class Storage.. Household goods, furniture, pianos and goods cf aU kinds stored in clean, airy, substantial brick warehouse at 193-195 Ft. Wayne avenue. . CHRIS F. SCHAEFER & CO., Phone

HEALTH OFFICERS HOLP CONFERENCE Ansertcaa Jfews Swtc r Columbus. - O., Jan. 27. Publio health officers from, all parts of Ohio assembled in tbe capital today for a tfy onlays' coar'efruce auaned by the siate board o tea KU. Among the sub-

t prevention of infanule paralysis, mea teal inspection, compulsory notification of tuberculosis, pure 'milk supply, the disinfection of water, and street dust and street cleaning in relation to health. - Sranxe Casting. I The art of bronze casting was introduced into Slant by the Chinese ia the eleventh century. CHICHESTER S PILLS . K)i Bla. Rito.V T.k. to mW. Bar rfrwr W , 50! n py wfrHirqs fVFfmracf Be Sere end Get Ozr Prices Cefore Perch&sba Any Article cl Fcrnltcre. Dunham's (27 zzi (S3 Csb CALIFORNIA Via Now Orlssna . at this season of the year, a most delightful route. No snow, ice cr cold weather, and the very best service through Houston, San Antonio, El Paso, New Mexico and Arizona to Lcs Angeles and San Francisco. Tfc Scrtra Pcct::c Co. Qecrfic CIsdc Siy:U bssres Ssfcly Double daily service has oil-burnin? locomotives no dust cr Kticlic and is equipped with vestibule Pullman draw ingroont sleepers, ccnibination librsry, buffet observation cars, chair cars and dining cars. Through semi -weekly tourists sleepers Cincinnati to Los Angeles and San Francisco. Also ask !sr literctsre ca U!slea Iszis. For all infcmv:ticn, address W. H. CONNOR, Gcnl Agt., Cincinnati, O. Cenkey's, It's Right.'

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