Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 16, 28 November 1912 — Page 3

THE RICH3IOXD PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY, XOVE3I1JER 28, 1012.

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NOTED EDUCATOR TO ADDRESS TEACHERS Head of Training School to Speak on an Interesting Subject.

On of the strongest meetings on the calendar of the town and townhip institutes of the county for the 1912-13 year probably will be the meeting to be held December 7. Charles O. Williams, county superintendent of public Instruction, has been notified that it will be a physical impossibility tor H. B. Brown, president of Valparaiso University, to be here to deliver the afternoon address before all sections of the Institute. Miss Emma Colbert of Mrs. Blaker's Training iBchool has been secured to deliver the address. A number of interesting talks are jiow being prepared for the various sections of the meeting. At the opening meeting in the morning, Eleanor Newman, R. N. Lammott, Effie M. Wilson, Elmer R. Bertsch and Mary Sherry will discuss the subject of "Teaching Process." This is the fourth Institute. Seven institute meetings are to be held during this year. ' Appended Is the program for the meeting: Morning Session. Opening Exercises. Roll Call. Reading, of Minutes. ' Teaching Process," Chapters 4, 7 Eleanor Newman, R. N. Lammott, Effie M. Wilson, Elmer R. Bertsch, Mary . Sherry. 'Reading in the Public Schools," Chapters 11, 15, 16. 17 Alma Hull, Elenita Simmons, Gertrude McArthur, Susan Ellis, Irma Tharp. High School Section. 1:15 "Closer Correlation Among the Various Branches of Mathematics." George W. Schell. "The Place and Value of Short Cuts in Mathematics." L. E. Thompson. "Are Our Schools on the Right Track? Use Latin or Manual Training as now taught as an example." Charles Woolard. Query Box. Intermediate Section. 1:13 "The Place and Value of Short Cuts in Arithmetic." Verne Hill. "Comparative Importance of Method and Accuracy in the Solution of Problems'Jennie DuGranrut. , "Scheme for Learning the Multiplication Table." Blanche Moore. Query Box. Primary Section. 1:15 Opening Exercises. Roll Call. "Develop the Idea of Common Fractions as to a Class." Lora Eldridge. Show How the School Community can Furnish Problems for Live Number Work." Nellie Brant. Query Box. Afternoon Session. 1:15 Opening Exercises. Roll Call. "Develop the Idea of Common Fractions as to a Class." Mary Jessup, Samuel LaMar. "Show How the School Community can Furnish Problems for Live Number Work." Callie Tremps, Clarence Pilcher. Query Box. All Sections. Lecture Emma Colbert, Indianapolis. A Brave Ache. Of brave deeds done upou the battlefield and amid the thunder of cannon! and the cries of the wounded and dying, of heroes of the Victoria cross, and great generals who rose from small beginnings, the teacher told hei class, firing them with enthusiasm foi their mother country. "Please, miss," cried one little girl excitedly, "my father was in the Boer war!" "And did he fight in any of the battles?" inquired the teacher. "Oh, yes." answered the little maid. " E was at Urnsnnn an Madder river nn' Pardyburg, an' " "Aud was he wounded in any of them?" pursued the teacher The little girl's face fell. "No, miss he wasn't wounded," she replied. And then she brigtened again. "But, please, lilss. e bad a awful 'eadache"' YOU LIMPERS! YOU NEED TIZ 'Put Life, Vim, Energy Into Tired Feet, Limbs, Spine, and Is a Wonder for All Foot Troubles. Free Trial Package Brings Joy. If your feet feel as if they were stuck in the mud if they feel as if each step were a trip-hammer blow get a box of TIZ from any druggist. 2a cents. A TIZ foot bath draws out the poiscVthat lodge in the foot pores; next da?(.you will be looking at other sufferers instead of being the object of commiseration. Corns are gone, bunshoes fit fine. And if you have never tried this wonder, TIZ, write to Walter juiuer uouge ec vo., izzs s. v abash Ave., Chicago, 111., for a free trial package, or get a 25 cent box at any drug store, department, or general store. You will never know real foot comfort until you hare used TIZ.

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Ask for PARISIAN SAGE Hair Tonic and firmly refuse substitutes. The girl with the auburn hair is on every package and your druggist will tell you that Parisian Sage is a splendid hair dressing free from poisonous lead or other dangerous ingredients. Leo H. Fihe guarantees it. (Advertisement) NO CASTE AT OXFORD. Duke's Son and Cook's Son Share Alike In Sports and Studies. Actually there is no university or col lege in America at which distinctions of birth or wealth count for less than they do at Oxford. There was once a time when there existed a class of "gentlemen commoners" John Jluskin. 1 believe, was one of thorn who enjoyed special privileges and exemptions. But that peculiarity has long sinct been swept away. Not only are the re quirements for graduation identical foi all comers, but the social life witbit each college of the university is oper on equal terms to every one on tiie roll "Duke's son" and "cook's son" shart alike in sports and studies, and it is personal qualities alone that determine the position an undergraduate holds among his contemporaries. The late F. W. Walker, for manj years so successful as high master ol St. Paul's school, was once interviewee by the rather snobbish mother of ar intended pupil. "Of course." she said "you are very particular about the par ents of the boys you admit to youi school." "Not at all. madam." was his reply. "As long as your son behaves decently and attends to his work weshal not ask any questions about his parents." The head of any college at Oxford 01 Cambridge might have given a similai answer. London Cor. New York Post. SILVER PLATING. An Accident Pointed the Way to the Original Process. In 1742 Thomas Bolsover. a mechanic of Sheffield. England, discovered the art of silver plating. He was re j pairing the handle of a knife in which i both copper and silver were used. Acj cidentnlly the two metals were fused together. Based upon this observation he developed the new process. Upon a thick ingot of copper he bound by iron wire a thinner ingot ol silver. The whole was then heated in a reverberarory furnace until the edges of the silver ingot were observed to begin to melt. The two ingots were then removed from the furnace, slowly cooled nnd pickled, cleaned and rolled to the desired thickness. The result was a plate of copper more, or less thinly covered with silver on one side This was the first Sheffield plate. For fifty years following the coppei was plated on one side only and the cut edges showed the copper. Later the process was so perfected that no copper was left exposed. All the silverplate of the world was made by this process until electroplating was discovered and made commercial. Popular Mechanics. Real Use of the Bee's Sting. "The bee's sting is a trowel, not a rapier," said a nature student. "It is ar exquisitely delicate little trowel witt which the bee finishes off the honej cell, injects a little preservative insid and seals it up. With its trowel-like sting the bee puts the final touches or. the dainty and wonderful work. Witt the sting it pats and shapes the honej cell, as a mason pats and shapes a row of brick. Before sealing up the cell 11 drops a wee bit of poison into the honey This is formic acid. Without it bones would spoil. Most of us think the bee's sting, with its poison, is a weapon only. It is a weapon secondarily, but primarily it is a magic trowel, a trowe' from whose end, as the honey cells ar built up, a wonderful preserving fluid drips. Destroying Money. Paper money is nothing but a promise to pay so much coin. If you destroy a five dollar note, for instance you simply release the government oi the bank which Issued the note froir the payment of the $5 in gold whict the note called for. Of course, therefore, you are not punishable in anj manner for destroying the note if it is your own. There is no penalty for mutilating gold or silver coin if you keer. it in your own possession, but as yon have thereby destroyed a considerable part of its value you must not try tc pass it at par after the mutilation. Helping Father. "T got a letter from my son at college yesterday." "Writing for money, eh?" "I should say not. He's working his way through college as a waiter and sends me his tips. I've paid off t!u mortgage, and now I'm starting a fund to build a new barn." Dearer Republican. -

HEALTH CONDITIONS HERE ARE LAUDED Physician Says Nantucket Is the Only Place that Excels Richmond.

The health conditions of Richmond are not excelled in any place in this country except on the island of Nantucket thirty miles off the coast of Cape Cod, according to a statement made by one of the prominent physicians of the city today. "The island of Nantucket," he continued, "is one of the best places to live I have ever known. The people do not even have locks on their doors and Jimmy Valentine is unknown in that locality. The only officer of the law is a constable who looks after mischievous boys and keeps them from destroying public property. He is known as the "Hooker man.' "At one time the cashier of the only bank was caught stealing money from the bank. He was locked up in a jail made for the occasion. The jail did not even have a lock on it but he was told he would have to stay there. He was bothered by sheep which ran about the entire island and informed the officials that he would not stay in jail if some means were not afforded to keep out the sheep. "The inhabitants make their living by raising sheep and fishing. All the sheep are marked so their owner can tell them and they are then turned loose to wonder about the island. At a certain time each year a festival is held and for three days the people are busy shearing the sheep. "Nantucket is always swept by the breezes of the Atlantic and the air is invigorating and healthful at all seasons of the year. This helps to keep the island a good place to live. Very few contagious diseases are known there." "There could be no better medicine than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. My children were all sick with whooping cough. One of them was in bed, had a high fever and was coughing up blood. One doctor gave them Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and the first dose eased them, and three bottles cured them," says Mrs. R. A. Donaldson, of Lexington, Miss. For sale by all dealers. Advertisement. Flame and Wire Gauze. To Sir Humphry Davy belongs th credit of discovering that the flame of burning gas will not pass through wire gauze having 7S4 meshes to the square inch. This contention may be tested by bringing a flame in contact with similar gauze, when it will be found that the flame will not go through the meshes. .This is owing to the cooling action of the wire, which tends to reduce the temperature of the flame below the ignition point, the unburned gas passing harmlessly through. Of course if the gauze becomes overheated the flame is able to get through. Almost a Threat. Police Inspector Haven't I often instructed you that you ate not to allow the public to pick the flowers iu this park? Park Keeper Yes : that is my wife, who used to be your cook. Perhaps you will try t make her stop. Meggendorfer Blatter. A Curious Word. Thero is a word in the English language the first two letters of which signify the male, the first three n female, the first four a great inau aud the whole a great woman. The word is "heroine." Ladies' Home Journal. Very Necessary. Hewett I expect to leave footprints on the sands of time. Jewett It takes jund to do it. Woman's Home Companion. Years of SufferingCatarrh and Blood Disease -Doctors Failed to Curo. Miss Mabel F. Dawkins, 12X4 Lafayette St., Fort Wayne, Ind., writes: "For three years 1 was troubled with catarrh and blood disease. I tried several doctors and a dozen different remedies, but none of them did me an good. A friend told me of Hood's Sareaparilla. I took two bottles of this medicine and was as well and strong as ever. I feel like a different person and recommend Hood's to any one suffering from catarrh." Get it today in usual liquid form r chocolated tablets called Sarsatat.

Gennetlll Theatre Saturday, NOV 30 MATINEE AND NIGHT XVIVr w V GASKIAL & MAC VITTY (Idc.) Announce

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For the complexion, when properly j used, imparts a velvety loveliness and softness to the skin that is unobtainable with any other preparation. It never roughens or irritates. TP.Y IT. For sale by all druggists, or by mail direct from manufacturers, cn receipt of price, 25c. Manufactured by Dayton Drug Co., Dayton, Ohio. ( Advert isero on t What Is HappineT Happiness is the greatest paradox in nature. It can grow In any soil, live under any conditions. It defies environment. It comes from within. It is the revelation of the depths of the inner.life as light and heat proclaim the sun from which they radiate. Happiness consists not of having, but of being; not of possessing, but of enjoy ing. It is the warm glow of a heart at i peace withiu itself. A martyr at the I stake may have happiness that a king on his throne might envy. Man is the! creator of bis own happiness. It is the aroma of a life lived in harmony with high ideals. For what a man has he may be dependent on others: what be is rests with him alone. What he obtains in life is but acquisition: what lie attains is growth. Happiness is the soul's Joy in the possession of the intangible. William George Jordan. A Practical Husband. Surely the Monmouthshire man who caused his wife's wedding ring to be Inscribed. "If thee doesn't work, thee i shan't eat." was determined that there I should be no mistake lu what he re- ': quired in a wife. The only wonder is how any woman could bo Induced to marry him with such a threat before ber eyes. The exact date of this ring is not known, but it is previous to the eighteenth century. Chambers' Journal. The Last Word. Bobby Is every word in this dic- ; tlonary. pa? Peckley Oh. no. uiv j child. Every little while a new word comes into the language. Bobby What's the latest word, pa? Peck ley Your ma will tell you. She always has the last word. He Dodged. A ladv. observing that a stranger In ber pew had no b.vmnbook. ixnitely j handed him one. "Thanks." said the j gentleman, with great suavity; "I sel- j dom use a libretto. Argonaut. Pathetic. Daughter 1 cried all through the piny. Father Was it pathetic? Daughter-Very. The hateful usher put Cholly on one side of the aisle and tne on the other. .Itnltre.' ah I " AR-MOW COLLARS WITH CLOSE FITTING TOPS WINTON 2i in. ADRIAN 2H in. 2 for 2So. Cluett, Peabody Co. 35-I 1 THE QUESTION IS Could You Use $50 or $75? If you are not familiar with our good plans and fair rates then you haven't any idea how readily you can borrow from us, and our small weekly and monthly payment plans make our loans easily repaid. We loan on furniture, pianos, teams, etc., and every inquiry is held Strictly Confidential. If you will Phono or Write we will call on you At Once and explain our Method of leaning. THE STATE INVESTMENT & LOAN COMPANY Room 40, Colonial Bldg., Phone -2560. Richmond, Ind. CRITICS SAY: The production is acted, staged and mounted fittingly and the atmosphere of the story is wel preserved. Indianapolis "News." A simple pastoral of the Ozark s ; really genuine sentiment. Columbus, Ohio, "Dispatch. 50c to S1.00. Galery, 25 cents

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THEATRICAL CALENDAR. Gennett Theater. Tonight Cates Band. Nov. 30 "Shepherd of the Hills." Dec. 5. "A Modern Eve." Dec. 7. "Bunty Pulls the String.' At The Murray. Vaudeville, Matinee and Night. Coliseum. Dec. 4 Charity Ball. The Murray. The week-end bill that opens today at the Murray comes to us highly recommended as one capable of entertaining in a manner satisfactory to all. The feature act is Josie Clafin & Co. in a singing sketch entitled "On The Road to Balleclare." There are four other acts of quality. The Gennett. Cates Saxophone Band which is the attraction at the Gennett this afternoon and tonight offer a concert not confined to the classics, but an entertainment of big variety, spiced with the most pleasing popular airs and selections played in a manner and with an effect entirely different from others. Large attendance is anticipated at thi3 musical festival. "Shepherd of the Hilis." Harold Bell Wright .the author of "The Shepherd of the Hills" which comes to the Gennett on next Saturday is conceded to be the most popular American novelist. No modern author's book:? have had anything like the sale that has been accorded to Mr. Wright's works. Nearly everyone is familiar with the characters In "The Shepherd of the Hills." They are people out of the ordinary run of life, people whose veins run good, rich, red blood. They do things in a natural, human way; they love and hate with deep passion. In making a play of his novel, Mr. Wright with the assistance of Elsbury W. Reynolds and Lera B. Parker .RHEUMATISM Any Kind, else Liver. Kidney. Lumbaio. Stomach &. Bleed Diseases cured by Denn's Sure Safe &. Speedy -w Cure wily 25c and 75c at Drulilst , r by mall. Denn's R.CCe. boiumuua, umo. E MNETT Thanksgiving TONIGHT Saxophone Band , A Grand Musical Festival Priccs 25, 35, ECc. Seats Now on Sale. U R R A Y THANKSGIVING SPECIAL JOSIE CLAFIN & CO., in The Singing Sketch "On the Road to Balleclare" A OTHER BIG ACTS Holiday Matinee Prices Same as Night. 1 ft

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has retained all the dramatic moments of the story and enlarged upon the character of "Preachin Bill." making a character of him that will be long remembered by theater-goers. Naturally the love between "Sammy Lace" and "Young Matt" is the pivot upon which the play revolves. Messrs. Gaskill and MacVitty. the producers, have mounted the flity in a sumptuous manner and given It a cast that promises to prove unique in the matter of types.

The Murrete. Today at the Murrette some excellent films are being shown. Two dramas and an amusing comedy make up the program. Tomorrow there will be a special two reel feature entitled "Flesh and Blood" which is considered by experts as being one of the most powerful dramas ever enacted in pictures. "A Modern Eve." Probably never in the history of musical comedy In America has the success of Mort H. Singer's latest offering. "A Modern Eve" which comes to the Gennett Thursday. Dec. 5th. been equalled. It first saw the light in early April of this year at the Garrick theater in Chicago and scored the most emphatic hit of anything In the musical line Mr. Singer ever produced, and that he has "put over" a number of smashing successes is on record. Capacity business was the rule all through the summer months, and at the end of six months when it was impossible longer to set back the regular fall bookings of this theater, the attraction was moved over to the Princess theater here it duplicated the IF YOU HAD A NECK AS -ONO A3 THIS FELLOW AND HAD S9P.E THROAT TON SI LINE WOULD QUICKLY CORE IT. 25c and 60c. Heeeitai Size (1. ALL DKUOOISTS.

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