Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 86, 19 February 1913 — Page 2
jtaUE TWO.
THE RICHMOND PALLADIU3I AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAFEBRUAKV 1913.
FRANCISCO MADERO IS HELD PRISONER IH THE PALACE NOW
It Is Reported That Gustavo Madero, the Power Behind the Throne, Is to Be Executed Soon.
iMISS LEISHMAN MAY
MARRY FOREIGNER
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tary zones, giving official notice of the downfall of Madero and the change of government. Gustavo Madero, a brother of the deposed president, is said to have been condemned to death ty a courtmartial which sat during the night in the national palace. Diaz to Be Loyal. Gen. Felix Di'az, leader of the insurgent forces in the arsenal, agreed to lead his troops in person to the national palace today and swear allegiance to the new government. '
"I never had designs upon the presidency; I only wanted to see Madero out of office so we would have peace," said Diaz. 1 Ernesto Madero is under arrest. His property probably will be confiscated by the new government. Ex-President Madero is suffering from wounds inflicted upon him by his former staunch friend and supporter, Gen. Blanquet. When Blanquet approached Madero with an ultimatum that" he resign, the flery president attempted to draw a revolver but pianquet struck him in the face, knocking him to the floor. Huerta Promises Peace. ; Gen. Huerta has sent an official note to Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson, representing the United States and the other foreign envoys promising a Fleetly restoration of peace. Huerta ajso i&med a proclamation, to the Mexican public in which he said: :"Tho Mexican government has been tacn from. the administration of FranH?rr '-.lro and from the hands of jv., -.;,.ro family and we promise
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MACHINE-MADE IMMORTALITY
That Is What This City Is Shortly to Achieve Through the Medium of the Moving-Picture. The Latter Serv-
As a Vent for the Desire to Live.
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MISS NANCY LEISHMAN. PARIS. Feb. 19. Miss Nancy Irishman, favorite daughter of U. S. Ambassador to Berlin, has won the heart of the Duke of Croy, a young lieutenant In the Kaiser's bodyguard', and it is said the affection is not at all one-sided. The young lieutenant is said to be pulling strings to win the Kaiser's consent to the match.
ported to have attempted to commit suicide. He is under guard. Congress Summoned. The national congress was summoned to meet today to select a successor to Madero. Under the Mexican constitution, Congress had to appoint Madero's successor secretary of date before he could succeed Madero as president. It was believed that Gen. Huerta will be chosen. The reaction from the long artillery battle which raged in the city ten days caused great crowds thronging the streets and many carried away pieces of shrapnel and bullets for souvenirs. "Via Diaz" and "Viva Huerta" rang
through the streets. Madero was
W1H De restored in tne cap- Durnea in emgy Dy a pany oi muuwi ;1 cr.1 throughout the republic at the j ant military cadets. Thus passed away c'fiVr-t po?s'ble moment. Outlawry, I the glory and honor of the man who perpetrated in the future under the 'entered the National Palace upon a
wave of public acclaim two years ago. Significant Feature A significant feature 'of the coup was the absence of Senor de La Barra as an actor in it. .Just a few days ago de La Barra seemed sure to be chosen successor of Madero. ... Gen. Angeles, who had charge of one of the federal batteries, was locked up
BY ESTHER GRIFFIN WHITE. Canned Richmond. That is what is to be brought about shortly according to an announcement in the news columns of this paper a few evenings ago. There will soon be immortality for all. It is the complete blotting out, the oblivion, the annihilation of personality that is the average person's bete noir. They will deny it. But the fact remains. It is that that hurts. That irritates. That galls. The idea of the world moving on without you is intolerable. Unbelievable. Incredible. The human entity is egoistic. It is only, as has been said here before perhaps, the terrific egotism of man that has invented an after life. Heaven is a man-made institution.
Life after physical death is the creation of the human mind. j Total annihilation of personality is impossible of conception. "I must live!" Hence our hand-made immortality. Maeterlinck says In his "Blue Bird," however, in effect, that immortality Is achieved only through the memories
of the living. He who is remembered is immortal. He who is forgotten is as If he never were. Pushed to the last ditch., Tobbed of tradition, stripped of creeds we all know that this life ends personality. There is nothing in nature to dis
prove it. Everything to confirm it. Modern science has devised ways and means of preserving personality, however. And it is but a matter of a short time when there will be more human records on tap than the necromancer of the middle ages ever dreamt of. One of these short and easy roads to immortality is by the route of the moving picture. Celebrities have recognized it. Among the first Bernhardt. That canny individuality. No-one desires to impress her actual replica more surely on the coming generations than the "divine Sara." Not bo divine, either.
Save in her conception of Herself. Sara wanted to be remembered. She, Sarah! Not her reputation, nor in history but the actual moving, breathing human entity. So she put herself before the moving-picture camera. And will go down the1 ages. There is the "canned voice." We can hear all the wonders of the greatest singing voices existing since the invention of the graphaphone in all the latter's varieties. Great poets have given their spoken word to posterity. Famous orators and musicians have impressed their eloquence and their art on the mechanical record. Now comes the moving picture to immortalize the living human entity. Not on canvas, not through the medium of paint and pencil and the photographic camera. Not catching a fugitive expression and impinging it as the characteristic
company to have as many persons on ; I the street as possible. j The mere reproduction of the town's
mise en scene will not be particularly ! impressive.
It is the human quality .that gives the pictures their fascination. That famed "human interest" will be the thing that will count. Therefore it is hoped that as many persons will be abroad as possible. The streets full of people.
REASONS ARE GIVEN TO BUILD ADDITiOH
TO COLLAR FACTORY
For Withdrawal of a Government Inspector.
That the federal meat inspection was removed from this city only be-
i cause there was not sufficient business
i being carried on at the Holzapfel
for a mere passing en- slaughtering house to warrant the .presence of a federal Inspector was
The town panting with life.
This is not
tertalnment. This will be a recofd of Richmond to hand on down the years. Richmond, moving and in action.
learned by the Commercial club comjmittce investigating the subject. ! Secretaiy Jordan of the Commercial
There is nothing, after all although club wag ordered to write to the govmany seek to deny it as absorbing as mment officials and ask that the dlsa picture of yourself. ! trict inspector who was to be sent to As "others see yoa." tniB cjly make a report to the club. For you never see yourself truly. The letter was mailed the day the inAnd for this the moving picture is gp.ctor was in this city. Inspector W. an incomparable medium. j p valsh was the man sent here and If you are abroad you will be in I he made his Investigation this month, the picture. After his departure he was immediateAnd it is an odd sensation to see hy ordered to return and report to the yourself flashed on the screen as you Commercial club any questions its
appear on the streets, of your town. When you aren't posed.
own j committee wished to ask.
ne tola tne commi'tee irom tne riuo
Or self-conscious. When you are caught in your natural phase your actual personality your normal gait. It la to be doubted if there could be
anything more amusing, after a fash-
one- , i ion. than this. But literally "canning" the original. cJty wUU of courBe nave the The personality imbued with life. fim opi)ortutltty of viewing itself. One of the most interesting things Qf Beelng ltRelf on pai.ade the moving picture manufacturers are , 0f lookinB. on lt8 own Dag.ine .ow.
doing is taking the life of a community and transferring It to the screen. The town's mise en scene, the throbbing life that animates it. Richmond will soon have the sensation of seeing Itself thus depicted. Next Wednesday, as the writer is informed, the camera man will be here to take the pictures which are later to be shown at one of the movingpicture theater.
Later the films will go wherever moving picture theaters exist. And that is almost everywhere.
HELPLESS STEAMER ADRIFT IN STORM
that the only reason for the removal of the government inspection mas that the appropriation for inspectors salaries had ben expended by the government and they were being removed
by the government from places where the amount of interstate business was small. "Absolutely no attention is paid to complaints made to the department of animal industry by persons who have no official right to complain," said Walsh. The report that the removal of the inspector was through Jealousy on the part of Dr. Wagner inspector at Stolle's packing house. Is without foundation, according to Walsh. It was recommended to the members of the commktee that city inspec-
Approval of South Side Improvement Association Given.
i tion on a nar with government insoee-
(National News As.ocUtion) tJon malnUlnd h.re tn. ROvernMARSEILLES. France, Feb. 19.- rouirpment- are none too strict
i With 200 passengers on board and her ! , - i.. ,i
If the day is fine he will complete ; engilie8 out commission, the French publlc health.
I steamer Sidel Brahim lies helpless at i lf the Holzpafel plant would injthe mercy of a gale 25 miles off this ' ereaBe it3 business government inspee- ; port. Severe storms are prvailing ,ton wouid reinstated, according to
An reement was entered into by the St .a Side Improvement association at the regular meeting last night with D. S. Brown, of the Collar Pad Manufacturing company by which the association signified its approval of the addition which Mrj Brown wishes to add to his factory. '-The ground upon which this addition will be built was at first intended for a residence but the business of the Collar Pad factory is increasing so rapidly that permission was asked to build a factory addition instead of a dwelling house. The factory is at South Eighth and X streets. " Routine business occupied the remainder of the time of the association meeting. Several minor matters were discussed but no action was taken. It was reported that the new veneer factory is ready for the Inside
work as all the brick work has been
completed. The factory will toon !
ready lor use.
Only One Way to END CATARRH
his work in two day's time.
As stated the public buildings schools, churches, theaters, city offi
cials, paras, institutions m a a( iuu . --1. Mediterranean coast w.i.i.
t i ca iou
i nature all will be seen.
and nearly all vessels putting m here
The fire department has agreed to
make an exhibition run and it is the intention, if possible, to get some old shack to burn so that the realism may be complete.
tTiw. r,rt T,nn. nf th varloT.- er of naTmg her w,rel" apparatus County Fish and -Game association teachers and pupila of the various SWeen- ' .
schools outside and moving about.
1 are overdue. The Side! Brahim re- ' ported by wireless early today that her
engines had been put out of commission by the storms. The wireless operator said the vessel was in dan-
I BOARD WILL ELECT
OFFICERS FOR YEAR
The board of directors of the Wayne
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pyAio o" revolutionary movements, will he put down with a strong hand. The new government asks the co-operation of oil classes to establish order so that or.r country may enjoy Its former prosperity." ,
There was a repeated recurrence of ! tie report that Porfitic Diaz, formerly i president of the republic, whose gov-1
-ernment was overthrown bv Madero. z !
, , . . , . in solitary cunniiemeiii. yrcpai ami j 10 will be recalled as "special adviser' to ;court martial he would not the new government. j cfas(e firlng on th5 arSnal after Plans Vigorous Course. ! Madero had resigned. Gen. Huerta will put an army in the ; The overthrow of Madero cost heavfield to put down the insurrections of ; ,n human Jife It ,8 when rebel leaders who have designs uponan accurate toll of the cauBualties is the presidency. !taken it will be found that 12,000 solAmong the rebel leaders who, it is diers and noncombatants were shot bslleved will refuse to recognize the ! down in the ten days of fighting. Huerta government, are Gomez, who Tne situatIon on the west coa8t has
MS Piofiaimeu uimseu provisional become so threatening that the British president of Mexico and is organizing crui9er sirius ha6 been ordred to an army along the Rio Grande; Emilio Acapulco from vera Cruz. Firing also
.apaia, who reiuseu io enter iviexico
Postmaster Haas to have all the attaches of the post office near the building, including the rural route carriers. The Mayor will have his official household about him. But it is the desire of the picture
torn away as huge waves were sweep- wm nieet at the court house this even
ing the decks. jjng to elect officers for the ensuing Several vessels at once put to sea to , year. The directors were chosen at a the assistance of the Sldei Brahim. j recent meeting of Ihe association. The
present officers are George Deuker,
If yottr spirits are low do something, end if yon have been doing something 1o rmhn different K R Hale
president: Jeff Wilson, vice president; Ed Cooper, treasurer, and J. F. Holiday, secretary.
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City to aid Diaz with his rebel bandit horde; Pasqual Orozco, Jr., who seeks to be president of Mexico and Inez alazar whose forces have spent the
past year looting and plundering in ' Northern Mexico under the cloak of revolutionary operations and a few rebel chieftains of minor consequence. "Several members of Madero's cabinet, who remained loyal to the former president are detained in the National palace as "traitors" to their country. Juan Azzcona, private secretary to Madero, escaped from the city In an awto when Huerta and Blanquet carried out their coup. . Martial Law Prevails. The city was virfu1iny'pfaced under martial law as mobs swept through several streets last night breaking into buildings and pillaging stores and dwellings. Huerta placed rurales at the disposition of banking companies to guard their property. 'Work of cleaning up the streets of !the city has been begun. Thoroughfares in the line of fire between the National palace and the arsenal are etrewn with wreckage and dead 'bodies. Red Cross and White Cross aides worked all night caring for the wounded and preparing the dead for burial. It is estimated that it will cost $10,000,000 to repair the damage done to the city, not counting the money which must be paid out for destruction
ot foreign property and for the killing
of foreigners. Vice-president Josephlno Suarez,
who was arrested with Madero, is re-
is general in Matamoras.
A Knocker That Meant Life. So cruel were some of the punishments meted out to criminals in England centuries ago that it was small wouder the poor wretches claimed the "right of sanctuary." If they reached a church or some other privileged place the law could not touch them. A curious relic in connection with this custom exists today, In the form of the quaint knocker on the door of Da r ham cathedral. The applicant having hammered at the portal, one of the person. Inside would Inspect him through the eyes of the copper mask above tho knocker and after due parley would admit the frightened criminal.
THTOvmNLY ONE PRICE
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Natural Tweezer. Indian tweezers are simply a small pair of clamshells, with edges clean and hinge unbroken. "The old time Indiana," writes Ernest Thompson Seton in "The Book of Woodcraft and Indian Lore," "bad occasionally a straggly Jeard. They had no razor, but they managed to do without one. As a part of their toilet for special occasions they pulled out each hair by means of the clamshell nippers."
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Her Help. "The fact of the matter la, I never amounted to anything before I was married." Then you give your wife credit for awaking your ambition?" "No; for making it necessary for me to get out and hustle." Chicago Record-Herald.
Try It! Says Sage Tea Darkens And Beautifies Faded, Gray Hair
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Mixed With Sulphur Makes Hair Soft and Luxuriant and Removes Dandruff
The old-time mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur for darkening gray, streaked and faded hair is coming in
vogue again, says a well-known downtown druggist. It was our , grandmother's treatment and hundreds ot women end men too, are again using it to keep their hair in good, even color which is quite sensible, as we are living in an age when a youthful appearance Is of the greatest advantage. Nowadays, though, , we don't have the troublesome task of gathering the sags "and the mussy mixing at home. All drug stores sell the ready-to-use
product called "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy" for about 50 cents a botUe. It is the most popular because nobody can discover it has been applied. Simply dampen a soft brush or sponge with "Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur" and draw through your hair taking one small- strand at a
time. Do this tonight, and by morning the gray hair disappears and after another application it Is restored to Its natural color. What delights the ladies with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur is that besides beautifully darkening the hair they say it . produces that soft lustre and appearance of abundance which is so attractive; besides prevents dandruff, itching scalp and fallinz
hair. Here", you gray-haired folks, get J busy; look years younger.
ID)ir3ss 0nndL Air IRosidly
The best of all the various weaves and colorings in ac
cord with incoming styles for the new season. Among them are many surprising and pleasing novelties which we are able to show in advance of the demand, for it
enables a woman to decide leisurely after careful
comparison and mature consideration, which is the only
real and true way to buy dress goods satisfaction.
36-INCH ALL, WOOL. STORM SERGES in every color, plenty of Navys and Tans, CTQ Special price JJ
5 PIECES 42-INCH
SERGES in pure that many good $1.00 value, Special at
CLAY
wool in shades, 85c
6 PIECES 42-INCH ENGLISH WALE for suits and onepiece dresses in all the new shades of Leather, Electric,
etc.. Special
price
$1.00
6 PIECES 4S-INCH WOOL CORDUROYS This is one
of the new French suitings.
in a good range of
shades
20 PIECES 30-INCH WOOL
CHALLIES in the new 1913
styles, both light and
dark shades ..
S1.50
WOOL w 1913
38c
TRIMMINGS
We are now ready to 6how
you our new line of Trimmings, Laces, Nets and Buttons all at very reasonable
prices
Reach the raw. tender, inflamed membrane infested with Cturrh germs and destroy them. You can't reach the nooks and crevice with liquid preparations there is only one way breath the germ destroying air of Booth's IIYOMEI (pronounce It Hlgh-o-me) directly over the inflamed and germ infested membrane. IIYOMEI cortains no opium, cocaine or other harmful drugs, it is a balsamic air made of Australian eucalyptus, thymol, and some Listerlan antiseptics. It is guaranteed to end the
mrsery of Catarrh and Exact Size Croup or money back. It's fine for Colds and Coughs. Ask about Booth's IIYOMEI outfit today It is only 91.00. Extra bottles lf later needed. B0 cents. Druggists everywhere. JurI breathe it no stomach dosing. Leo II. Fihc guarantees U.
Tlhi KTw Silks Silken fabrics that embody the latest and best achievements in textile manufacturing. Weaves and colorings that bear the golden seal of fashion's approval for popularity during the coming season. What we consider the most effective and far-reaching display of Silks in our history is now open for inspection. You and your friends and dressmakers are cordially invited to view it. It forecasts the new season's fashions in silks with an accuracy seldom attained.
23-IN. PLAIN MESSAL1NE in a great variety of colors
in both light and dark shades
regular 75c value now
59c
23-INCH FANCY STRIPED MESSALINES for waists and dresses, a cloth you would
expect to pay 75c for. Our price
59c
24-INCH FOULARD SILKS Cheneys and Valentines, all shades. Our price QQ only 0l 36-IN. PLAIN M ES SALINE, absolutely satisfactory, ten
good shades, now
98c
40-INCH CHARMEUSE the most popular cloth today, all
the new shades are shown.
regularly $1.75, our price
$1.25
25-INCH ALL SILK HABUTIS in white, with hair line
stripes for shirtings. During this sale ....
49c
36-INCH SILK SHIRTINGS Ten pieces from which to
choose, $1.00 goods, now ,
79c
32-INCH TUB SILKS, guaranteed to wash and hold their
color. AH the new combina
tions and shades. Sale price
98c
Our stock of these little trinkets comprises most every secret order, etc., in existence. Here you have a wide range to select from the emblems in many different sizes and forms, such as fobs, pins, lapel buttons, etc. all made up of the best materials and priced most moderately. These exquisite pieces of the expert jeweler artisan's work make Ideal Birthday Gifts. RATLIFF The Jeweler 12 North 9th Street
Hadleys Grocery
Try Our Coffee Roasted Today. It Will Please You
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SPACE FOR STORAGE OR MANUFACTURING PURPOSES. We are equipped to handle all kinds of storage. Space with plenty of light for manufacturing purposes. RICHMOND MFG. CO. West Third and Chestnut Sta. Telephone 3210.
DO YOU NEED MONEY? We will advance yoa money on your household goods, piano, team & etc, without removing them from your possession, yoa can pay us bsck in weekly or monthly or quarterly payments. In case of sickness or loss of work, time will be extended without extra, charge. Get our terms before borrowing. Private Reliable ; THE STATE INVESTMENT AND LOAN COMPANY 40 Colonial BIdg. Phone 2560. Take elevator ! Third Floor. Richmond, Indiana.