Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 191, 19 May 1911 — Page 3

THE HICmiOXD PALLADIUM AND OUK-TELEGI1A2X, FIlIDAi', HAY 19, 1911.

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EDO D.1DK PANICS OY ALDRICII PLAH Banker Says Scheme Will Safeguard Nation's Financial System.

Dallas, Tex., May Seorge M. Reynolds, prwaldent of the Continental and Commercial National bank of Chicago, was the principal apeaker before th annual convention of Texas Bankers' association In Dallas. He poke on "Safeguards Against Recurring Panics," bis address being an ex- ' planatlon of the proposed Aldrich currency plan and a pica for Ita adoption. He said In part: "Panics have overtaken us as the result of a multlpUcity of causes, principal among which baa been our failure to malntan at all tlmea the proper relation between credit and actual money, which must be held to make credit table. "Having had a close association with the chairman and members of the national monetary commission, I know that they kept constantly In mind three underlying principles which were regarded aa being necessary to the successful operation of any plan. First, that any plan adopted should provide a method through which It would be possible for the banka of the country to furnish credit In proportion to the reasonable requirements of bus iness; second, that the notes Issued by It as a circulating medium ahould be scientific to the extent that they would possess a proper measure of elastici ty; aid, third, that proper safeguards gainst overtaxation of credit or overtaxation In business should be provided. "To my mind (he tentative plan which the chairman of the national Monetary commission haa proposed and which Is founded upon these .three essential principles covers our needs remarkably well: . ."If we take Into consideration the fact that the large banks In the ccn tral reserve cities will have the same privilege of discount with the Nation I Reserve association that your smaller banks in Texaa and other sections , of the country will have, I think you will agree that It will provide the facil ities for an amount of credit neceaaary to meet all-ordinary or reasonable re quirements. The msjor part of the business conducted by the National Reserve aasoclatlon. If formed, will be nde up of transactions of this char acter. "It Is expected that the larger banks la the central reserve cities will give to this Institution. In the event of Its organisation, a large percentage . of their caah reserves, which reserves have heretofore been carried In their vaulta year In and year out. "The plan which haa been proposed provides all of the essential principles necessary for the reformation of our currency system.. It restricts our pres ent national banking ayatem only to the extent that It proposes to relieve It of the right of note, Issue and aervlng government depositories, which deposits It proposes shall be kept with the National Reaerve association. "Thus the plan as proposed Is not In ay way revolutionary. In Its charac ter; on the contrary, It augments the present system, and gives to the plan ter In Texas an assurance that If his crop In his storehouse or the live stock la his yards warrants the extension of credit to him. by his local bank he will secure that credit, for with the adoption of this plan Into a law It Insures to his local banker an ability to discount that planter'a paper with hla reserve correspondent. If he "prefers, or directly with the National Reaerve association, provided the paper doea not run to exceed twenty-eight days, and also that It haa been dated thirty daya prior td the date upon which It la offered for discount. The bank in a reserve city which discounts this paper for Its correspondent. In turn la given a assurance that In caae of need It can expand Ita credit through the reserve aasoclatlon to the event of enabling it to maintain propor reserves agalast Its liabilities. The plan for a currency and hankies system proposed by Mr. Aldrich is generally regarded as possessing all of the fundamental princlplea neceaaary to meet the requirements of our rapidly growing business and simultaneously furnish proper safeguarda against " Should net only taste good, but should nourish the body, erne people stick to certain feeds they have . been accustomed to sat, but whloh do not give the power of , mind, and body to be had from aome ether feeds. G raps -Nuts ' made from whole wheat and : barley, by a food expert, la all .absorbed by the system for - building up a clear brain and a strong body. ' Try Qrapc-Nut and cream or milk regularly foe the cereal part of the morning meal a few 1 weeks, and note the improvement in mental and physical vigor. "auarc'o a Etcrca" factum Cereal Company, Ltd. Cattle Creek, Mich.

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Y. . the violent fluctations In interest rates which in the past have caused great inconvenience to business and a lack of confidence that has spent its force In panics. Having need of some rem edy and having the remedy at band, it would seem that the proper course would be to apply it and relieve the patient, but we find this is not a simple matter, since the prejudices of the people cause aome to question the source of the remedy and whether the treat ment should be alopathlc or homeopathic; so Miss Democracy refuses to nurse the patient if a Republican doctor is the attending physician, and vice versa. "It has been the hope of the mem bers of the National Monetary commission, aa it has also been the hope of those who have been active in this cause, that this, the gretest question of legislation since the civil war, shall be regarded as of such importance to the people that It will receive their unvalsed consideration without refer ence to political affiliations. Inasmuch as the passage of this law would be beneficial to every man, woman and child In our country, one would thing the question should be viewed entirely from the standpoint of cvommon need and treated in the spirit of national patriotism. No one connected with the work has ever had any thought of its being either a Republican or a Democratic measure, but if we are not careful this will be done In spite of the wishes. I believe the early passage of the bill hinges almost entirely upon this point. "We have in the . United States nearly 40 per cent of the banking power of the world, yet, because of the dissimilarity of our system of currency and banking, we are hardly a factor In the world's finances. My desire to have consummated this plan to establish the National Reserve association Is prompted by the thought that it will make this country the most powerful factor In thefinancial affaira of the world. Provide for the enactment of the law authorising the adoption of this plan through which we can proporly finance oud world business and It will not be long until the Unit ed States will be the financial center of the universe. Our prestige, power and wealth warrant that ambition." CARD OF THANKS. We desire to thank our friends, neighbors, and the Fairvlew school teachers and especially 'Mrs, George Kuhlow for the kindness and sympathy shown us during the death of our beloved son and brother, Albert Mr. Henry Keller and Family. PLAYS AND PLAYERS Helen Lowell has been engaged for The Hen Pecks." Alice Neilson has gone to Europe for her summer vacation. The story "Pigs Is Pigs," is to be turned Into a vaudeville sketch. Albert Chevalier, the English comedian, is to make a Canadian tour. George V. Hobart has completed a new play, entitled "Every Husband." One hundred and eighty stock companies will be playing this spring and summer. The Shuberts will have an opera company, headed by Joseph Shehsn, in 8t. Louis. Tetraszini will sing next season with the Boston Opera company at $1,600 a performance. Lillian Greenville of the Chicago Opera company has been engaged for a spring season in Paris. Patti Rosa, who is said to be the daughter of the famous singer of, that name. Is playing in vaudeville. E. 8. Willard is to return to the stage to play "Brutus" In a coronation gala performance in London this summer. " Ralph Delmore is to be the star. In new one-act play called. "In the Name of the Law." It is by Harry Spingold. , Mme. Nordica has been invited to sing in Berlin before the German emperor. She will probably sing the part of Isolde. Edwin Arden has undertaken to dramatize Booth Tarkington's novel. "Th Conquest of Canaan." for his own use during the coming season. Maude Fealy is the star of a stock company in Salt Lake City, and lately appeared there in the title role of "G!orlous Betsy." Three thousand and six hundred singers will take part in the Saengerfest of the North American Seangerband in Milwaukee in June. In her new play, entitled "Lily the BUT Topper." Marie Tempest is astonishing her friends by showing unexpected ability, as a ttfck cycilist ' Apble James will produce Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett's play, "Judy O'Hara," In Boston some time this month. The play Is a romantic comedy drama. CU Paul. Minnesota, win have three

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will be James Kiell's with whom will be Ida Conquest. 'Robert Drouet, John B. Matter and Frances Adler. Julian Eltings will be Juliet to the Romeo of Andrew Mack In a short burlesque of the balcony scene from the tragedy which George M. Cohan haa written for the coming "frolic" of the Friars club ' At Local Theaters At the Murray.. Messrs. Ralph Lynn and Ed Coleman who appear this week at the Murray theater in B. A. Rolf's latest musical hit, the "Leading Lady" are both men of long experience in comedy roles at the Gaiety theater, London. Mr. Lynn plays the part of an affable and likeable young lord who is continually getting in trouble through his own mistakes. He is a combination of Joe Coyne and Clifton Crawfory possessing that real easy style og Englishman which is so rare In this country. Mr. Coleman plays the low comedy role opposite to Mr. Lynn acting as a gentleman's gentleman or as it is termed in this country a valet. They were brought to this country to appear as a special feature in this act with Miss Mercedes Lorenze. Mr. Duffy of Duffy and Sawtell Is a star of no small magnitude, not only as an actor but as a writer. Their act is bubbling over with bright sayings and funny situations, and both have an appearance that is good to look at. Scintilla, the violinist, and Nelson and Kitty Sterling in a comedy act fuli of singing, talking and wit. conclude the extraordinary bill at the Murray. . Miss Nobody From Starland "'Say No More About It." a peculiar title for a song, isn't it? Yet this is one of the . Teature numbers interpolated in the big scenic musical comedy production, "Miss Nobody From Starland" that will be seen here for the first time at the Gennett on Monday. Ralph Riggs handles this number most admirably, as he does likewise a little vein of comedy based upon this number throughout the entire performance. -The musical selections are of the swinging kind and are introduced in a novel fashion. Olive Vail is the particularly bright star of this big musical revue. The production is very picturesque and represents sev eral thousand dollars investment The Mae Lean Stock Co. The Mac Leans will play their great war drama, "Marching Through Georgia. It is one of the best war plays which has ever been seen - in Richmond and has created such a fa vorable impression mat many requests have been made for its repetition. All th'e veterans will be admitted at half the regular price. You won't know how pleasant it really is to refresh yourselves in our parlor until you visit us. We've tak en special care to provide beautiful surroundings, good music, perfect ser vice and ' most delicious ice cream and candies. We suggest a visit to morrow. The Greek Candy Store. . 19-lt CORONATION DRESS BALL THIS EVENING (American News Service) London. May 19. The first affair of the coronation ceremony was the royal fancy . dress ball given last night at the Savoy hotel under the pa tronage of Princess Christian of Schleswig -Holstein.' Prince and Princess Aalexander of Teck, the Duchess of Teck and many other members of the British nobility. The ball was for the benefit of the Teck memorial fund of the Mlddlesey hospital. The pres ence of Emperor William and the Em press and King George and Queen Mary in London at this time made it apparent that the ball would be a bril liant success. King George, Queen Mary and others of the royal party will watch the dancing from a balcony. "dfaoC Gay" RUCK'S It Essss Crlzbsl cad Css!s r.lALTUD MILK n Fcjd-drfck f tr All More healthful than Tea or Coffee. Agrees with the weakest digestion. Delicious, invigorating and nutritious. Rich milk, malted gram, powder form. A qaick buck prepered in a miante. Take no snbs&nte. Ask far HORUtXS. CCT Other are imitations. CHICAGO ..03.00 Round Trip.. Train leaves Richmond 2:00 a.m. GUNDAY, MAY 21 PENNSYLVANIA MADISON ..QI.GSf Round Trip.. Train leaves Richmond 6:25 a.m. Wee! ot May 15 B. A. ROLIFE Matinee 10a. - Evenings. 10

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DEMANDS TURKEY MAKE REPARATjOH Agnes Moore, of Terrc Haute Shot in Holy Land, Appeals to U. S.'

(American News Service) Washington, May - 19. Through Senator Kern, of Indiana, who called at the state department. Miss Agnes Parker Moore, of Terre Haute. made representations to the depart ment upon which she bases her claim for reparation against the Turkish government Miss Moore was in a party of tourists in the Holy Land and was paying a visit to the Mosque of Omar when the party was fired upon by a fanatic' Mi38 Moore was seriously wounded, losing an eye and suffered other injuries and was disfigured for life. She was In a hospital for many weeks at a great expense.. The Turkish government recently notlfieJ the state department that the fanatic who fired the shot had been triod, convicted and sentenced to a few years in jail. Miss Moore is not saticfied with the light punishment Inflicted. She and her friends hold that - the Turkish government was responsible for the affair, because it did not afford protection to travelers aa is required by international law. It ap pears that under the rules governing the Mosque no armed person is per mitted to enter. Had this rule been enforced Miss Moore's friends say, she would not have been subjected to the injury. It was known, or should have been known to guards, that when the fanatic entered the Mosque be was STOMACH CURED AND RHEUMATISM GONE Monnett's Kan-do-its, the Liver, and Kidney Remedy, Drive All Poisons From the System Conkey Drug Co. Guarantees It. "Indianapolis. January 20, 1910. "In 1902 I was badly afflicted with stomach trouble and rheumatism. Could get no relief from anything until I commenced . taking JIonnett'B Kan-do-its, and am glad to say six boxes cured me completely, and have been in good health for the past seven years. I cheerfully recommend them to all sufferers. SID BALSER, 1901 Columbia ave." Monnett's Kan-do-its act primarily on the liver, kidneys and urinary tract. restoring these organs to vigorous health and driving all impurities from ithe system. Monnett's Kan-do-its are strongly 1 guaranteed to produ.ee Promptand constipation, jaundice or other liver trouble, kidney and bladder ailments (including most cases of diabetes). rheumatism skin and blood diseases (including the worst forms) : and catarrh. Any man or woman seeking to re gain normal vitality will find . com plete and permanent benefit in this remedy. Conkey Drug Co. will send you a box of Monnett's Kan-do-its (15 days treat ment) for 50c and will refund your money if you don't feel like a new and different person . after taking it. If you live where Kan-do-its are not on 6ale, and . wish a sample, send 2c stamp to Monnett Medicine Co.. 309 X. New Jersey St., Indianapolis, Ind, GENNETT MONDAY Y OOOD S FROIV1I my Prices: 25, SI. 75. $1. S1.5I ,f,Z Arrives NEW YORK 1.20 p. m. TO-MORROW its Peassyhaaia Stafiea.Hev Yerk

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shoot any and all Christian visitors. Miss Moore belongs to one of the- old-! est and most prominent families - In Terre Haute, and has been active In religious and cbaratible work. She has spent much of her time abroad. It waa in March, . 1910 that she was shot at and wounded. Free turtle soup at J. H. Sullvan's Saturday evening. , No. 12 . South 5th street. - 19-lt COURT HOLDS INDIAN IS NOT CIVILIZED - Washington, May 19. Three centuries of civilisation have not broaght the full-blood Indian to the point where his rights are equal to those - of the WU11V UMU. sutu IU UtVIWUU Ul LI.. U. .L. J 1 i - m

the supreme court of the Unit ad States w and then relieves and cures the condiin holding constitutional the i twenty- tton that produced it. Colds, constipa-

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