Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 64, 19 January 1912 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALIADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDA IT, JANUARY 19, 1913.

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IflTERVEUTIOM OF U. S. JIOTDESIRED Effort Will Be Made to Fulfill All Treaty Obli1 gations of Cuba.

(National Newa Association) HAVANA. Jan. 18. The Cuban government will do everything In Ita nowr to avert Intervention by the United States. President Gomez, bia advisors and friends and adberenta among the veterans association took defnlte atepa today to head off the intervention which has been threatened by President Taft as a result of the political strife in the island republic. Following a meeting at the palace, which was presided over by President Goroaz, and which did not break up until early today, it was announced on good authority that the most influ ential of the leaders co-operating with President Gomes had decided that the reply to Secretary Knox's note should not be prohibitory and that it should promise to fulfill all the treaty obligations of Cuba. Ignaclo Kumlrez, secretary to the president. Issued the following statement : "President CJoim-js thinks that in Cuba there have been hot political arguments which have produced great alarm In foreign countries, but which havo not brought disorder, Interrupted countries, but which have not brought diuorder, Interrupted business or interfered with tho sugar crop. He Is disposed to have the violent forms of demands made upon him cease and Ihe Cubans will accede to this true patriotism. In any event he has sufficient power to oblige all to respect the laws and maintain order and guard life and property rights of all. "This situation is not covered by the riatt amendment (the authority under which the U. S. may Intervene in Cuba) for which reason the president does not think intervention is possible an such interv t-nt Ion must come about In accordance with the terms of said Piatt amendment." President Oomerr 1h preparing to offer guarantee, it Is said, to uphold the authority of the republican govrinmenLThe patriotism of political leaders is appealed to In order to avoid Intervention. PAINTERS: Kver notice how hard it is to keep your hands looking presentable? 'Course you have. Now if you want something that will get down Into the pores and cracks of the skin and grab the paint and dirt without Injuring the skin, try a little Whii-water-rub-rlnse-and-off-comes-the-dirt. Each can of Whiz contains a coupon which will enable you to secure Rogers Genuine Silverware of a beautiful design. For sale by all grocers and drugdata. v , Buddhism. Buddhism started with Gautama fiuddha about 000 years before the Christian era, and It numbers among Its adherents more than a third of the human race. Buddhism la confined mainly to Asia Manchuria. Mongolia. Korea, Tibet. China, Japan and the large Islands off the Asiatic coast Though born la. India, Buddhism la not strong In that country today, being driven out by the old Hinduism of which it Is the offshoot Distraction Needed. "You don't seem to be making much progress in golf." -No," replied Mr. Cumrox. "It worries. Do you know 1 sometimes wish that I was back In business so as to have something to take my mind off the game." Washington Star. Rich, but Net Bsautiful. Bacon She wasn't around when they were giving out good looks, was she? Egbert No; sbe was at the other place where they were giving out money. lookers Statesman. Feet Notes. "There is nothing in this book but footnotes." "Strange! What is the title r " 'Every Man His Own Chiropodist - Heaven takes care that no man secure hnpplnen bv crime A Inert ThioWife and Mother Wishes to toll you FREE How She Stopped Her Husband's Drinking By all Means Write to Her and Learn now She did it. For over 20 year James Anderson of 74 Kim Ave., Hillburn, N. Y.( was a very hard drinker. Ilia case seemed a hopeless one, but 10 years ago his wife in their own little home, gave him a simple remedy which much to her delight stopped his drinking entirely. To make sure that the remedy was responsible for this haipy result sne aiso tnca 11 on her brother and even of her neighbors. It was successful in has touched a drop of intoxicating liquor since. She now wishes everyone who has drunkenness in their homes to try this simple remedy for she feels sure that it will do as much for others as h has for her. It can be given secretly if desired, and without cost she will gladly and willingly tell you what it is. All you have to do is write her a letter asking her how she cured her husband of drinking and she will reply by return mail in a sealed envelope. As she has nothing to sell do not send her money. Simply send a letter with all confidence to Mrs. Margaret Anderson at the address given above, taking care to write your name and full address plainly. (If tmrmufy mdvitt rvrry tmt f tr rmtfert wuktt m emrw m dmr mm f dmktnntsi f writ t$ tku tUqr. Her tjrr it 4 MlljsiSal AaVnA 1 " "

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AT THE GENNETT, Amusements THEATRICAL CALENDAR. At the Gennett Jan. 19 "D. Boone on the Trail." Jan. 20. "The Confession." Jan. 24. "Irish Players." Jan. 23. Polk-McGibeny recital. Jan. 26. "Over Night." Jan. 29. "The Chocolate Soldier.' At The MurrayAll Week Vaudeville. At Coliseum. Feb. 28 Symphony orchestra concert. "Over Night. At the Gennett theater. Friday, January 26, William A. Brady will present "Over Night," a play written by Philip II. Bartholomae, which had a long run in New York last season and was recently seen in Chicago. "Over Night" was particularly well received by the critics of the latter city, all of them I praising it, one declaring it to be a' "long, lingering laugh." The fun in "Over Night" arises from the fact that two yonng married couples on their honeymoon trip up the Hudson river on the Bteamer "Hendrick Hudson," accidentally became separated, and each of the husbands finds himself witb his friend's wife on his hands. Boone on the Trail. Historically correct iu every detail and with a large company of capable actors, "Daniel Boone on the Trail" will please all lovers of Melodrama, This company will be seen at the Gennett tonight, when the Indians make their attack and burn Boone's cabin. They are real Indians secured from the government's reservation in Nebraska. When Boone fights for his life with the ferocious wolves, he is fighting real Siberian wolves, Imported and trained for this production. "Young Buffalo," is chief of a tribe of Indians loaned by Uncle Sam, and is a graduate of Carlisle university. Although speaking good English, he returned to the blanket and mocassins and the way of his forefathers. The language spoken- by the Indians in the play in Sioux, and is interpreted by Young Buffalo in the great pow-wow scene in the first act. There is a thrilling climax in every act. and plenty of laughs. It would not be a good melo-drama unless interspersed with lots of good comedy. Irish Players. The Irish Players, who play an engagement at the Gennett theater January 24, have been in the United States for four months only. During that period they have spent their time chiefly in Boston and New York. None of the players have ever been in the United States before and none of them ever has made a long journey; that is. long in an American sense. As there are no sleeping cars in Ireland, because there can be no use for them, the Irish Players have yet to spend a night in a sleeping car. American players envy them their inexperience in this respect, for it predicates unfamiliarity with hard travel. The Dublin company goes to Chicago from Philadelphia, which journey will give them their first experience with sleeping cars. They sail for Dublin at the end of February. Upon their arrival they will inaugurate the usual Dublin dramatic season at the Abbey theater. During their absence in the United States, the students of the Abbey Theater School of Acting, from which the company is recruited from time to time, have been giving Dublin theater-goers a series of plays by noted Irish dramatists, like Douglas Hyde. William Butler Yeates, who has written a number of plays for the Abbey theater, has been managing the affairs of the Abbey theater during the company's engagement in America. "The Confession." A new play by James Halleck Reid "The Confession, will be presented on Saturday afternoon and night at the Gennett . Of late it has been a serious question to select the given entertainment of a night, to be sure that one might not have their delicate sensibilities lucked by some untoward vulgarity. The ConiMion,N is a play - which

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JANUARY 20th. runs the gamut of every human emotion, and is presented with an all star cast of players, among whom are Mortimer Snow, Clifford Dempsey, William Sheehan, Charles Canfield Klsie Williams, Bertine Robertson and others. From the above list, the pub lic may be assured that whatever the play contains, it will be presented beautifully. At the Murray. Despite the inclement weather the Murray still continues "to pack them in" and all who brave the weather feel repaid for their effort for the show is undoubtedly one of the best bills of the season so far. There is singing and dancing, plenty of good lively comedy and for the novelty act there are Four Everetts in a series of acrobatic and equilibristic stunts that are far and above anything seen here for a month of Sundays. These four clever people, two ladies and two men, perform with the greatest of ease and alacrity feats that to the unitiated seem almost beyond belief, such as dancing a two-step on the hands, and walking on the hands on stilts, and many other things both marvelous and dangerous. Miss Amy Hawthorne, a good looking young Miss, sings several songs several songs in a well trained voice and Mr. Billy Hawthorne gives a black-faced mcnogolue that Is well received. Only One "BROMO QUININE" That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look for the signature of E. W. GROVE. Used the World over to Cure a Cold in One Day. 25c. THE KITCHEN DRESSER. It Was Originally a Bench on Which Meat Was Dressed. Dr. Johnson tells us that the kitchen dresser was a bench In the kitchen on which meat was dressed or prepared for table and gives the following lines in support of his view: "Tls burnt, and so Is all the meat. What dogs are thoa? Wber la th raacal cook? How durst you, villains, brine It from the dresser And serve thus to me that love It not? Shakespeare. A maple dresser In her ball she bad. On which full many a slender meal ahe made, Drydeo. Wright In his "Domestic Manners of the Middle Ages" says: "One of the great objects of ostentation in a rich man's bouse was bis plate, which at dinner time be brought forth and spread on the table in sight of his guests. Afterward to exhibit the plate to more advantage the table was made witb shelves or steps, on which the different articles could be arranged in rows, one above another. It was called in French, or Anglo-Norman, a dressoir, because on it the different articles were dressed or arranged. It is this to which the modern poet refers: The pewter plates on the dresser Caught and reflected the flame as shields of armies the sunshine. 8aered Teeth. Teeth of all kinds have been worshiped and are. in fact, venerated as relies in some religious shrines. Buddha's tooth is preserved in an Indian temple, the Cingalese worship the tooth of a monffey. while the elephant's and shark's teeth serve a similar purpose among the Malabar and Tonga islanders respectively. The Siamese were formerly the possessors of the tooth of a sacred monkey, which they valued very highly, but In a war with the Portuguese they lost the holy grinder and had to pay $3.500.000 to get it back again. It Is now kept in a smalt gold box. inclosed in six other boxes, in one of the many temples of tbe Siamese capital. Rheumatism Is A Constitutional Disease). It manifests itself In local aches and pains, inflamed joints and stiff moscles. but it cannot be cured by local applications. It requires constitutional treatment, and the best is a course of the great blood purifying and tonic medicine Hood's Saroaparilla which corrects tbe acid condition of the blood and builds up the system. Get it to4ay in usual liquid form or chocolated tablets tailed

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NAPOLEON'S DESTINY. Summed Up In Four Mottoes Bensparts Learned at School. In 1784 Bonaparte, then fifteen years old. arrived at the military school o! Paris from Brienne, being one of four under the conduct of a minim priest. He mounted 173 steps, carrying bis small valise, and reached, in the attic, the barrack chamber he was to occupy This chamber bad two beds and a small window opening on tbe great yard of tbe school. The young predecessors of Bonaparte had bescrawled the whitewashed walls with charcoal, and tbe newcomer could read in this little cell these four inscriptions, wblcb we ourselves read there years ago: An epaulet is very long to win. De Montglvray. Tbe finest day in life is that of a battle. Vicomte de Tlnteniac. Life is but a prolonged lie. Le Chevalier Adolphe Delmas. The end of all is six feet of earth. Le Comte de la Villette. With the trifling substitution of the word "empire" for "epaulet" these four sentences contain the whole destiny of Bonaparte and formed a kind of "Mene, Tekel. Cpharsin," written In advance upon thaj: wall. Victor Hugo. Dangers in Paint. "Turpentine and benzine." says a de partment of agriculture bulletin, "are very inflammable, and special precau tions should be taken not to bring paint containing these substances near any light or open fire. Many pig ments arc poisonous, and tbe work man should be particularly careful to remove all paint stains from the skin and not under any circumstances al low any of it to get into bis mouth. A. man should not eat in tbe same clothes In which be has been painting and before eating shonld not only change his clothes, but wash all paint stains from his skin. It is not advls able to use turpentine or benzine in removing paint stains from tbe hands. but by oiling thoroughly witb linseed oil or in fact with any fatty oil and then thoroughly washing witb soap the paint may be removed, provided it has not been allowed to dry too thoroughly on tbe bands." BUY JUST THE EXTRACT No Need of Paying High Prices for Cough Syrup When It Is So Easy to Make at Home. Every time you buy ready prepared cough syrup you are paying out good money for something which costs you almost nothing to make at home. Why pay high prices for simple syrup mixed with a little medicine? Why not buy the medicinal extract only and mix it with the syrup yourself? Let us show yon what you save. A pound of sugar costs you six cents, a half pint of water costs you nothing; make a syrup and mix with it two ounces of Logos Cough Remedy Extract (costing you 50 cents) and you have a full pint of logical, reliable and effective cough syrup which would cost you about two dollars if bought ready prepared. The dose is a teaspoonful every one to four hours, as needed. So you have about $1.50 on every pint you make. Worth saving, isn't it? Ask your druggist for a two ounce bottle of LOGOS Cough Remedy Extract. If he hasn't it, send fifty cents in stamps to the Logos Remedy Company, Fort Wayne, Ind. MURRAY'S WEEK JANUARY 15 HAWTHORNE'S MINSTREL MAIDS Other Features The Crisp Outdoors Invites Your KODAK Kodaks and Everything for Kodakery at Our Store. W.ll Ross Drno Co. Phone 1217. 804 Main Street. We Have a Full Line of Flashlight Specialties.

Handicapping the lauraler. Burglaries In private houses in Vienna are rare, because the doors are locked from 10 o'clock at night to in the morning by order of the police. Ad mission and exit between those hours are girew by the house porter, who receives a fee for unlocking the door and ts bound to report to the police the doings and mode of life of all the Inhabitants of the bouse. This system of lock money ts tiresome, but In VI enaa. as at Naples, where It also ex bus, it obliges burglars and other crim lnals to operate during the daylight and diminishes their chances of sue cess. The landlords tried a few years ago the system of giving the key of the bouse door to tenants, but the majority of the keys have been with drawn.

Wonders sf Modern Drams. The heroine of the play had Just re-4 ceived tbe telegram from ber faitbletu lover. Then sbe fainted, and tbe cur tain went down. Loud applause followed, particularly In the gallery. Instantly the curtain went up. Tbe heroine, having miraculously recovered, was on ber feet, bowing and smiling. More wonderful still, the faithless lover stood by ber side, also bowing and smiling, having traveled a distance of 2S7 miles in ten seconds in order to be on band to acknowledge tbe applause. Chicago Tribune. A Good Gosr. "That's a fine watcb you've go there, Calhoun," said a friend. Ts it a good goer?" "A good goer?" said Calhoun Clay "Well, you bet your life it's a good goer. Why, It can do an hour in half the time!" Exchange. Hs Cant. "Before you were married yon said that you couldn't do enough for me." "Well. I guess that time has proved that I was right." Detroit Free Press. Tbe motto of chivalry is also tbe motto of wisdom to serve all. but lore only one Bajxac. The Wayaide Inns. When autumn sroes and cold begins Guests flock to all the wayside Inns. While clouds hang low and mowflakes fly They hold their dainty revelry. The flowers are gone that summer knew. Long- since the summer's song-sters flew, But still remain the sturdy weeds That know the little sparrows' needs. Though sapless stalks are brown and dry. The weeds still bear their feasts on high. The goldfinch here may eat his fill. The junco lunch on seeds at will. Ve never praised In brighter hours Vhelr sober hues among the flowers. tVhat need have they of human words tVTio bring such Joy to all the birds? Youth's Companion. Cures Cold in Chest Sometimes in an hour. Just rub on Begy's Mustarine. It will not blister. Quickest acting remedy for bronchitis, pleurisy, lumbago, rheumatism, earache, toothache, sore throat. Be sure It's Begy's. 25 cents at Leo H. Fihe's. GENNETT THEATRE Thursday, Jan. 25, 8:15 P. M. Mrs. Grace Porterfield Polk Soprano Assisted by Mr. Hugh McGibeny, Violinist, Mrs. Hugh McGibeny, Reader, Miss Gaston, Accompanist. Reserved "Seats, 50c. Given for the benefit of the Associated Charities of Richmond. Reserved seats on sale now at the Starr Piano Co. Tickets ordered by phone 1401 will be delivered. RAIGHEA Snperlor Electric Fixtures Direct From maker to you Craighead 910 Mala St. Plumbing Ct Electric VV. Pmoae 12SS GENNETT THEATRE FRIDAY, JAN. 19 Matinee and Night Daniel Boone on the Trail With CHIEF YOUNG BUFFALO and His Tribe of Sioux Warriors. Matinee Children, 10c; Adults 25c. Night, 10, 20, 30, 50c. (Ml

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