Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 118, 7 March 1911 — Page 3
THE IUCH3IOXD PALLADIUM AND SUX-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1911.
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JOHII L GRIFFITHS DEFEIIDSJMERICAII At London Club, Consular General Answers Attack on U. S. Literature.
New York, March 7. John L. Griffifths, coiibuI gKnral in Ixmdon, at a tiouso dinner of tho Authors' club, ook up the cudsel for "America In Literature." A London dispatch to the Herald says: After explaining what an unpopular find thankles task it la to make folks "see themselves aa others boo thm." Mr. Griffiths added that aome time (to he wai very much Interested in readinR In an KnKlish newspaper the statement that London was to be ronfcratulated because It had an opportunity of serin at the same time two of the most characteristic American plays, representative of American botiety at Its best "MrB. WIrrb of the Cabbage Patch" and "StronRheart" aa if the drawlnR room of the typical American hostess wa a sort of vegetable saloon, and as if it were the usual thlnR for an American heiress to marry a halfbreed if he should happen to be a half-back on a varsity team. Cites Writer's Errors. In concluding his speech, which held the attention of the leadlnR representatives of contemporary English llterautre, Mr. Griffiths alluded to oth er misconceptions of America and Americans in some KnKlish publications. Mr. Griffiths said that some Kngliah wrltert apparently believed that America was a land of multi millionaires, aky-scrapers, swift divorces, newspapers sensational and unclean, with an enormous number of "Harriet" correspondents crime everywhere rampant, lynching a favorite pastime; Jutice, when not slow, corrupt; statesmanship venal; with all public municipal life degraded, manners rtors and coarse, humor vapid or grotesque, trusts omnipotent, spiritual and intellectual values entirely disregarded. According to that view, he asserted. Rome in the most prosperous days of her decline would have been an earthly paradise compared with America. Hat Developed Resources. After telling his listeners that he had seen Americans described as "exiles," "aliens" and "cousins" in English newspapers, Mr. Griffiths called attention to the fact that in the 130 years since America had an. unpleasant little scrap with the mother country America has devoloped her material resources, absorbed tens of millions of stranRers and effected a partial adjustment between two races; made the continent habitable and paid some attention to the intellectual and spiritual needs of the people. Americans have, he said, always had a tragic reverence for education and the foundations of Harvard university were laid In the Frch and Indian war. He did not contend that they had built up a great literature, corres ponding with Kuropean literature, but there were men and women endeavoring to Interpret American life as they saw It about them. Its trend, slgnlficanse, purposo and ambition. Is at Least Alive. Mr. Griffiths asserted that in diplomacy It could be said that America had tried to substitute the Golden Rulo for the finesse, dexterity and treachery which characterized diplomacy at ono time. Judged by its best representatives, he added, the American at least was a man alive with intellectual curiosity, eager for adventure, arduous for great undertakings, exceedingly tolerant In his views of You Will Bo Proud d tht ipptartnet I your tttra ir YOU uti Black OIK: Gtovo Polioh It makes old stoves look Ilk mw and lasts four times a long as any other shin. Don't imagine all brands of stove polish are alike. Black Silk is different. It's so much better than other stove polishes that there Is absolutely do comparison. It's la a class all by itself. It makes a brilliant, glossy shine that anneals to the iron don't rub or dust off. Give it a trial. Try it on yonr parlor stove your cook tove or your ga. range. If you do Dot find it the West stove polish you ever used, your dealer is authorized to refund your money. Harm Is wkat mam ml th. Udiea writ mi I Black Silk Stov I'olUh hriier than aov I hav. ever ul. Peopl. aay.Vher did you get your new Mnv.' and 1 HU them It's B.ack MIk Mov. Polikb that make It look lika new." "I will eo! u an other kind when I can set Hlac Silk Move Pollnh. It makes stoves look nicer and stay oklooser than anr other poluh." ' Jhlack Mik Mve 1'i.Iixh ty far the bet I ever uaed. I have triel many different kinds but ft ml ddm a rood." T like Black Silk Stove PoIUh better than any I ever used. Several parties In thia neighborhood are am(on to ret ome t your polish slots I hey itw my stove alter mine it." Ask vour hardware and stove dealer for Black Silk Stove Polish and refuse a counterfeit brand. Costs you no more than the ordinary kind so why not have the best f EASE 13 LIQUID 091 PASTE ONK QUALITY STBUtt. nuns Ask year hardware dealer also foe Black MIk Air DrvlBB Enamel tor se ea tratts. leeUars, rafiaSiovv papa, .as. rasas.
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ed our bearings, but were prevented from going out by the gendarmes. From the doorway, however, we saw the soldiers pick up the body of the dead King and carry it away. Where he fell not thirty feet from where we were Etanding we had a good view of his face." This act together with that put on by the Aviator Girls, will please many this week. The latter is full of graceful dancing and good music.
Sterling Stock Company. The Sterling Stock company opened to a good house at the Gennett theater last evening and pleased the audience in their opening bill "The Yankee Hustler." Miss Sarah Gibney and Mr. Leon Sterling were gupeted with a warm welcome and bid fair to become verv popular during the weeK. i ne vai,'.lP,vlio act3 are an cev(.r and re ceived much applause. Tonight "The Last Round Up." will be presented. Friday night tho feature play. "The Sweetest Girl in France," will be offered. Rus-ian Orchestra. Madame Nina lMniitiieff. the Russian soprano who refused a contract with the Lobton Opera company be cause she was not accorded certain rights offered her verbally, will soon be heard in this city with the Russian Symphony orchestra, of New York,! when it plays under the direction of Modest Altschuler In the Gennett on Friday. March 17th. Madame Dimitrieff is a marvelous singer, a beautiful woman and the daughter of a Russian general But she is also fond of pets and is just now devoted to a si-ted dog bearing the name of Nimbo. Ximbo is much attached to his mistress and yet there are times when he likes to wander from his own comfortable quarters to observe things not possible to thoroughly scrutinize when lie is promenading on Fifth avenue at one end of a leash held in the pretty hand of Madame Dimitrieff. And so it happened a few days ago that Nimbo slipped quietly out of the hotel where he Is stopping in New York and went in search of adventure. After a full morning spent in frantic searching for her pet the great singer finally returned to her home to discover an urchin, ragged and dirtstained, patiently waiting for her return. The lad had one end of a rope which was tied to Nimbo, of the polka-dot, wK looked too soiled for words. "How did you find him?" gasped tho delighted prima donna after she had clasped her pet in her arms. "1 had his 'spotted' wid ye on de avnoo lots of times," was the quick retort, and in a moment the small rescuer departed tucking away a bill which Madame Dimitrieff had given him as a reward. Tho subscription list is rapidly growing to large proportions. Ward and Vokes. A new screaming musical farce entitled the "Trouble Makers," based up? on the doings of Ward and Vokes as Percy and Harold is announced as the attraction at the Gennett on Thursday evening. Ward and Vokes have been favorably known to the theater-goers for several seasons and their names are a guarantee that "The Trouble Makers" will be one of the brightest, most entertaining, most witty and most rollicking musical farces that has been seen here. Both there artists are known from one end of the coun try to the other as the best impersona tors of the hobo, but during the action of this farce they will also be seen as Miss Stout and Miss Plump, two fe male suffragette agitators. The com pany which has been supplied for this organization numbers fifty peopl each as a well known specialist as well as an actor of repute. The songs that are rendered are bright, catchy.
up-to-date and new. The marches andlhome of the bride's parents and left
evolutions will be among the prettiest that will be seen on the stage this season. Settings most gorgeous in their many-colorod environments will aid much in the exploitation of the plot. Gowns almost regal in their costliness will bedeck the ladies of the company and will add in pleasing both eye and the senses. Seats are now on sale. At the Murray. Interpretive dancing is to be introduced locally on Friday evening. March 17th, when the noted Russian, Countess Thamara de Swirsky, lately Premiere Panseuse of the Metropolitan and Boston Opera Companies, has been booked for a special engagement at the Murray theater. Besides a number of classic dances, the program of Mile, de Swirsky. who is also noted as one of the world's truly great dramatic piantetes. includes several numbers at the piano. On her American tour, this season, de Swirsky is accompanied by her own special orchestra. TO PREVENT THE GRIP. LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE removes the cause. There is only one "BROMO QUININE" Ixk for "signa ture of E. V. GROVE. The word bungalow is an Anglo- In dian version of the Hindoo bangla, which primarly means Bangali, or of Bengal, and is also applied to a thatch ed hut. t From Thin to Plump X Girls. The expressions of happiness and gratitude of several of his young lady patients for whom he prescribed. the recently successful flesli forming product, known aa three grain hvpo-nu-rlane tablets, is related by a physician in one of the medical publications and it comes as a surprise to the ordinary laymen to learn the heart throbs of distress which seems to effect so many young peopl who are abnormally thin. Also to know that the weight can be so readily increased by the use. regularly for several months, of thia peculiarly named preparation, now obtainable of the best physicians and apothecary shops in sealed packages with complete instructions for selfauminlstration. Stops a headache or acute pain quickly. Blackburn's Pain-Away-PUls. Try tbem.
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GUESTS OF 50 YEARS AGO AT ANNIVERSARY Columbus, lnd.. March 7. In quiet and unassuming manner hp.s marked thier lives. Mr. ad Frederick Donner celebrated golden wedding anniversary at the that Mrs their their home in this city, mere was a reception, at which all the children were present except William H Donner, a Pittsburg steed magnate, who is making a trip around the world lie cabled congratulations from CeyIon. Mr. Donner was born at Stuttgart. Germany, and came to this country with his parents when he was ten years old. Mrs. Donner was Miss 'Mary Johnson, cf Pittsford, N. Y., and they moved to Hope, lnd., the same year. Fifty years ago Saturday they were married and three years later they moved to Columbus. Mr. Don ner engaged in the jewelry business "!iere from that time until a few months ago. They have been spending the winter at the beautiful home of their son, William II. Donner. in Pittsburg, and came here to celebrate their golden wedding. They will re turn to Pittsburg this week and re main there until spring. Mrs. Susan na Porter, Mrs. Mary Woehler, Lewis A. Vogler. Mrs. Lewis Spauga Mrs. Emaline Stapp and Mrs. J. 15. Schaub who attended the wedding iiity years aso, were at the reception. OPERATION GIVES MAN A NEW NOSE Columbus, O., March 7. Dr. W. K Moore, one of the oldest and best known physicians of Vinton county is recovering in the Protestant hospital from the unusual operation performed Friday. He was treated for rhynophima, or "big nose," the first operation of its kind in, Columbus and performed only two or three times in the state. Drs. W. J. Means and Charles M Shepard cut several pieces of the dis eased nose, each larger than a good sized marble from It, and restored the organ to its normal shape and size The disease results from pinching "blackheads." MAKES HUSBAND A HOMESTEADER Princeton, lnd. , March 7. When Miss Gertrude Carithers, a popula young woman of this city, returned recently from Telstad, Mon., her friends were aware that she had taken a land claim and was going to live on it, but they did not know, until a day or two ago, that she had obtained an other claim whiie there, the sec ond "claim" arrived Saturday in the person of Clarence D. Clark, a young man who had taken a land section near that of Miss Carithers, and with whom she became aeauainted while at once for the west- Clark recently finished "proving up' on a fine seetion of land in Alberta, Canada, HE CURED HIS How a Strenuous Old Captain Got on His Feet. His Remark able Discovery Se Elated He Scads It Free te All WhB Are Ruptured. With two huge ruptures, one on eaeh side, bedridden for years, perfectly helpless, an old ptooeer captain of Jeuerson County made a remarkable ditcorery by which be actually cured himself, got on his feet and never after had to even wear a truss. And now he wants every ruptured man. woman and child to be cured by this same discover t. He sends It for trial absolutely free to all. No matter how or where or how long you have been ruptured, send your name and address at once to Cart. Colling and he will feud the discovery free by mall. Do not neglect to write at once. I'll! or.t this coupon. RUPTUXE CURE DISCOVERY CAPT. W. A. COUJNOS Bos WTWstatton.K. T. FIhm mud s br mail, free, 5 our Discovery for the Core of fiaytom. AJdr D. E. ROBERTS Piano Tuner & Repairer Thirteen Years Factory and Wareroom Experience Phone 3684. 1818 Main St. MOBBAYS WEEK OF MARCH 6. THE AVIATOR Mat. 10c Eve. 10-25
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