Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 20, 3 December 1912 — Page 3

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patience with, the war gossips, of a Britannfcco-Gesmanico embrogillo. It can not be in this age." Herr Webber, court councilor of Leipzig, Germany, and owner and. publisher pf the IlSustrated Zeitxing, said this here today is announcing that a ' hundred ororainent bankers, manufac

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"At home and abroad Iam an advocate of an international comity that makes for business development, Herr Webber added, "feind I believe that Canada can be itde a link for uniting Great Britain and Germany more closely in friendship. Canada has many claims. "I beliewe that Germany could profitably share with Great Britain and Canada in the development of the country. There are vast opportunities for .German manufacturers, owing to the youth of the dominion and the rapid development of the coast and prairie provinces and the opening of the Peace River country to the no-th. "The party of German business men coming to the Canadian West next summer is prepared to invest several millions of dollars in new enterprises 'and some of this money undoubtedly will find its way into Edmonton. The people here impress me as being alert, progressive and enterprising. They have faith in their city and the fullest confidence in the country. Nothing can stop their progress now."

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THEATRICAL CALENDAR.

Dec. 5. Dec. 7.-

Gennett Theater. -"A Modern Eve." -"Bunty Pulls the String.

At The Murray. Vaudeville, Matinee and Night.

coliseum. .. Dec. 4 Charity Ball.

Murrette. Today-r-"Child Welfare Exhibit."

- Palace. r Dec. 11-12 "A Curable Disease."

The Murray. The current bill at the Murray is commented upon today under the head of "Theaters."

"A Modern. Eve." Sometimes a stage manager in his ardent endeavor to give the public action instead of mere words, overreach-

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es himself, and leaves a wide open opportunity for the critical observer. Recently, in Chicago, a well known minister of the gospel, who had been witnessing a performance of "A Modern Eve" approached Mort H. Singer, the producer whom he knows very well. "I hope you are enjoying the performance," said Mr. Singer. "Very much indeed," complimented the clergyman. "But why have an unnecessary scandal in the show?" "Scandal : ' gasped the producer. "Why, A Modern Eve' is the sweetest, cleaniest, daintiest musical comedy in the world. Mothers bring their daughters, husbands their wives and young men their sweethearts to see it because of its pure atmosphere. Where do you see a scandal? "Well," smiled the observant clergyman, "While you have a marriage ceremony at the end of the first scene, your minister and the bridal couple never completed the wedding ceremony, and yet they are living happily together in the second act." "Why they even received the wedding ring," remonstrated Mr. Singer. "But the minister never pronounces them man and wife, in place of which the bridegroom breaks into an ecstatic song," asserted the critic. All of which was true. Upon looking

over the manuscript, it was found that the wedding scene was complete, even as the critical minister desired, but the stage manager, when questioned, admitted that he had cut out the final words of the wedding ceremony in order to put in four more bars of the lively song, so that the scene would not drag.

"Bunty." The perfume of heather, thistle and evergreen will permeate the stage of the Gennett theater, when the remarkable success, "Bunty Pulls the Strings" the quaint Scottish comedy, will appear on Saturday, Dec. 7, after one of the most phenomenal runs New York has seen since the days of "H. M. S. Pinafore" over thirty years ago. It played over one year at the Comedy Theater, New York, where the box-office takings have been exceptionally large; Chicago hailed it with delight and kept it for five long months, and the company organized for a special tour of the Canadian provinces during the past season was greeted with capacity audiences in every city visited, from Montreal to Vancouver, B. C, and "there's a reason." "Bunty Pulls the Strings" is "so different." It is one of those plays that make theatergoers. The minister and the layman enjoy it equally well. All find themselves away from the influence of the theater, surrounded by large gatherings of novelty seekers. They seem rather to be visiting a quaint Scotch upland country folk, a people of whom they have heard little and there they are introduced to the small ways of a small community.

The Murrette. Yesterday, despite the cheerless weather, this theater did an enormous business which speaks well for the old time drama. "Hazel Kirke" was the feature and it was indeed a feature,

both acting and scenic arrangements i

being perfect. Today the program consists of a new Western drama entitled "The Moccasin Print." a Gaumont drama, "Olga The Adventuress," and an excellent Reliance under the name

j of "Thanksgiving." Arrangements are

complete for the presentation at this theater upon Friday of this week of the greatest war drama ever produced by any film manufacturer entitled "The Invaders" in three reels. From the studio of the Kay-Bee Co., producers of the famous war drama "When Lee Surrenders."

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Owing to the death of Cyrus Kirk, for thirty-seven years president of the Equitable Life Insurance company of Iowa, the local office in charge of J. L. Hutchens was closed Monday. All offices of the company in the United States closed their offices in respect of the dead official.

Ouaht to Know. "I wonder how it feels to be dead? -How should I know?" Too work in a store that doesn't advertise." Houston Post.

If you seek to make one rich study not to increase bis stores, but to diminish his desires. Seneca.

HEALTH JTATISTICS No Whooping Cough Here in the Month of November.

The report of City Health Officer Dr. T. Henry Davis for November showB an increase of nineteen births over the number of deaths during the month. Forty-one births were recorded, 21 male and 20 female. Kleven male and eleven female deaths were reported. Forty-five cases of scarlet fever were reported in November, many of these having been released from quarantine. There are now ten cases of the disease in the city. One case of diphtheria, three cases of chicken pox and two cases of typhoid are reported.

The absence of the usual epidemic

of whooping cough was reported by the health officer. Not a case has been reported, which is an unusual condition for this season o fthe year.

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ff It Gives You Trouble You Might Try John Randolph's Way. The boiling of au egg seems a simple matter, but many a breakfust has been spoiled and many a temper rasped by the cook's failing to observe the precise number of minutes the process should occupy. That very original man. John Ran dolph, is said to have invented a method of getting his eggs cooked exactly to his taste that worked perfectly. As is the case in many country homes in the south, the kitchen was in a separate building at some distance from the house, and servants were plenty. When the "sage of Roanoke" took his seat at the breakfast table there was a line of servants from the dinin.i room to the kitchen. Mrs. Randolph, the mother of the statesman, held an open watch in her hand. "In!" exclaimed Mr. Randolph, and the word "in" was passed from mouth to mouth until it reached the waiting cook, who dropped the eggs into the water. After the requisite number of seconds the holder of the timepiece signified that the cooking was done. "Out!" went forth the command in like manner, and the eggs were quickly removed. The system required six or seven servants to cook one egg. but Randolph was accustomed to declare that this was the only way that he could get it cooked to suit him. Youth's Companion.

Sick headache, billiousness, dizziness, coated tongue, foul taste and foul breath always trace them to torpid liver, decayed fermenting food in the bowels or sour, gassy stomach. Poisonous matter clogged in the intestines, instead of being cast out of the system is re-absorbed Into the blood. When this poison reaches the delicate brain tissues it causes congestion and that dull, throbbing sickening headache. Salts, cathartic pills, oil and purgative waters force a passageway for a day or two yes but they don't take the poisons out and have no effect upon the liver and stomach. Cascarets immediately cleanse and regulate the stomach, remove the sour undigested and fermenting food and foul gases, take the excess bile from the liver and carry out of the system all the constipated waste matter and poisons in the bowels. A Cascaret tonight will surely straighten you out by morning. They work while you sleep a 10-cent box from your druggist means your head clear, stomach sweet, and your liver and bowels clean and regular for months. (Advertisement)

HEALTH RECORD OF CITY AND COUNTY

AN INGENIOUS CLOCK.

Curious Automaton That Was Made In London a, Century Ago. One of the most wonderful timekeepers known to horologists was made in London, England, a hundred years ago and was sent by the president of the East India company as a gift to the emperor of China. The case was made in the form of a chariot, in which was seated the figure of a woman. This figure was of pure ivory and gold, and the right hand rested upon a tiny clock, fastened to the side of the chariot. Portions of the wheels which kept track of the flight of time were hidden In the body of a tiny bird, which had seemingly just alighted upon the woman's finger. There was a canopy above, so arranged as-to conceal a silver bell. The bell was fitted with a little hammer, also of silver, which, although it did not appear to have any connection with the clock, struck the hours regularly and could be made to repeat by touching a diamond on the woman's bodice. In the chariot, at the woman's feet, there was a golden figure of a dog. and above were two birds, apparently flying before the chariot. This beauti

ful ornament was made almost entirely of gold and was elaborately adorned with precious stones. St. Louis Globe-1

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According to a recent bulletin of the Indiana state board of health there were fifty-eight deaths in Wayne county in September and the death rate was 15.9. Six deaths under one year and twenty-three of persons sixty-five years old and more were reported. In the city of Richmond there were thirty deaths in September and the death rate is given at 16.0. Four persons died under one year cf age and thirteen at sixty-five and above. Six deaths due to external causes are given.

GRAND JURY HAS RESUMED WORK

Taking up the matter of the Greensfork fire, Green6fork bootlegging, the charge of petit larceny against John Miller, a negro, and other Minor cases, the October grand jury today met in postponed session to conclude its work. Wilfred Jessup, has been appointed deputy and assistant prosecuting attorney by Prosecutor Allen in the grand jury investigation. Thomas J. Study acted in this capacity during the first part of the Bession. Residents in Greensfork were excited Saturday evening upon reading the Palladium of the three indictments against Dr. Kerr, who is well known in the northern part of the county.

SARTORIAL CRUELTY.

Sad Story of a Parisian Smart Sot Dami and Her Seven Gowns. They tell a story of an unfortunate Parisian society woman who, being terribly pushed for a gowu to wear at a great occasion and being also In debt to ber dressmaker, sold seven gowns for the price of oue to Mme. X., who is a shrewd dealer in castoff finery. Among these gowns was one hardly rumpled and which, though very nir.gniticent. had evidently been worn at most only once. This dress Mine. X. sold as a model to Mme. V., who was the society woman's dressmaker and who had been obdurate about making another thing for the por little woman without cash down. When this "model" came the dress maker saw a chauce for a big return of money, so she compromised with ber customer and agreed to let her have a new dress, just imported, for n very low figure, whereat the poor little woman paid all the money she had received for all her dresses, and out Mme. Y. brought the model, newly pressed and touched up. The poor society woman talked her eelf blue in the face, but she could not 6ay anything to protect herself with oat betraying her dealing with Mme X., so. poor thing, she danced in hei o'd frock after all, having swapped al tier other gowns for the privilege.

He Hit Back. When the late Major General F. D. Grant was stationed at Fort Sam Houston as commander of the department of Texas the cook of the house hold left. Mrs. Grant spent several days trying to get another one. One day an impudent, incompetent woman applied. She delivered as her ultimatum that she was to have two afternoons off, the use of the kitchen for the entertainment of her society friends and various other dispensations. General Grant came into th room and heard her. "Do you speak French?" he asked "Who? Me? No. sir." "Do you play on the piano?" "No, sir." "Well." said the general, "we can't think of having a cook who isn't able to speak French and play on the pi nno." Philadelphia Saturday Eveninp Topr.

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