Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 118, 28 March 1913 — Page 19

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND StTN-TELEGRA3I. FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1913.

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lilAIIA TEACHER AIDSJWPIIIES lHarry Bard Places School

Systejn of the Islands 5 : ' On Its Feet. 'J - - s APPROACH STANDARD Considerable Knowledge Now Crammed Down the Peruvians. Is INDIANAPOLIS. March 28. School-master-to nations! That's Harry Erwin Bard, the Indiana man who put tbe school system of the Philippine islands on its feet. When he went to the Island home there wasn't much of an educational system in rogue in that sunny clime. Teachers were acarcer'n hen's teeth and the kids were playing pelota or training game ocks. Now they're the most rabid base ball fans In captivity and the rest of the school system is rapidly approaching the highest American standsard. "It runs through my head." said Minister of Education Villaran, of Peru, "that a fellow who can put education into the Filipinos can do the same to us." And be offered the job to Prof. Bard. Now anybody who knows South American in general and peru in particular,, knows full well that it Is easier to draw blood out of a turnip of the average Peruvian. If it could be fed to him in sugar coated pills or by hypodermic Injections your Peruvian would 'fall for the three R.'s. But when he has to work for it well, it 1b some tough educating that fellow. But hard as that was. it wasn't the worst proposition Prof. Bard had to (face. Not being so intimately acquainted with the Peruvian disposition as he might have been. Prof. Bard signed up for three years with this Villaran person and sailed for lima. But while he was sailing, those Peruvian hotheads were revolting and Prof. Bard, got a beautiful back view of Dr. Villaran keeping a hurry up , date in Europe. The new government didn't hanker so much for an educational system. They allowed as how they'd pay the professor's salary all right, but the less he bothered them about education the better off he'd be. But that wasn't what the schoolmaster came down for and he pitched in on the new administration and in eight months' time got them to the point multiplication tame oir nis nana. Tnen another revolution put the old gagn Into office and the professor started 11 over again. Taught Between Revolutions. . Between revolutions he has managed to cram considerable knowledge down the Peruvian. The kids have ot real benches to sit on, while the; politicians axe getting lees spending money than they got before. And he ' lis giving the country a complete, up-! to-date edueatlonal system that any nation might be proud of. The HooeBer schoolmaster's phenominal success ' "with the Filipino and Peruvian encouraged the late Madero government (to entertain hops of elevating the "Mexican education system with Prof. Bard's help. Huerta and Felix Diaz . are trying to borrow money "to build-1 ,000 new- school houses." Whether ' they are really anxious to educate the ; peons' children remains to be seen. However, if Prof. Bard tackles the Job, Mexico will get a thoroughly modern system of education. The "schoolmaster to nations" was born, 45 years ago at Wingate, Ind. He is a graduate of Wabash college and Columbia university. Before he went toi the Philippines he was principal ofthe Adams collegiate institute, Adams,1 N. T. He is now in Paris, planning ,f further campaign to educate nations. : , j Barely Rimtmbini j T suppose your late uncle didn't fall" tc remember you in his will," said the sympathetic friend. "You can hardly call it a remembrance," replied the poor relation. It was more like a faint recollection." CROSS OR FEVERISH j HALF-SICK CHILDREN. Mean their bowels are wasteJ clogged; lrver sluggish and stomach sour. - Tour ehttd lant mtuvally cross, irritable and peertoh, Mother! Examine "he teases : if coated. It means tha: litw one's stomach is dlscrdwad. HvarJ laactree ad tta tttfrty faet of bowels clogged wltifc real, decay! waaHt. Every mother recBtcea aSjnr gitag 4lic!oB "Symip of F!gtf" the this la tpe xaaai wxaura asa.pnfsm lor mjK drea. HtoffeHag elaa ifernlaXas tha little teaeHi tsmdar tosak,4ivar Dd -bowfljla m aff actually, eesfctoa tfear Otarty k we aeuaftvu cx umsx FW cjarfsRlgStoi bowels, slngffefc ttver, hfWntaAaa, or aonr.- a4ioWe4 tomaeX Arvarlakaaaa, djarrkoaa, Save, Threat, bad aath or to break eaid, tetve osWhalf ta a isaaauarut of "Syrtm of yigB," and ta a raw feoon all tha kg4 up waato. soar bde, ondigested toa4 and eoaatrpated maftar will jeotiy mora oa aad ettt ortbe ayeeam wrtttout'irtnlttt: ar nisjia, anjS yea wot. jswaly hav a wmH. kappy aad asnUlagw :; asam aaoruy. Byroa af Pics you are aat4 i ypa year chilaren. beiag oom-

' Jeatiraty of lvaeiona Cga, aanna ""and aroraatioe it oannot be harmful. FtiU directions for caiMren of all tges aad lor arowarupa plainly printjad an tka paekaaa. Aak joor drcsiat-for 'the-toil oaoa, (ftnran at Ha an BUztr at Banaa."

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MIZZI HAJOS in "The Rose Maid" which appears at The Gennett Theater en Saturday, Marsh Twentynlnth

MASTERPIECE FOUND Paris Bookseller Discovers Five Copies. PARIS. March 28. An interesting literary mystery which has baffled students for over a century has Just been cleared up through the discovery by a Paris bookseller of a batch of five copies, the only ones known, of "Alvar," the lost masterpiece of Aimee de Coigny, duchessee de Fleury, who was Andre Chelner's "grand e passion." Ever since her death, in 1820, it has been known that Aimee de Coigny, while awaiting her turn for the guillotine at Saint-Lazare prison wrote a novel of this name, but no copy of this book has been seen since the beginning of the nineteenth century. Only twentylive copies were printed for distribution among friends, and Etelnne Lamy the well-known academician, who edited La Coigny's memoirs a few years ago, declared in his notes that the book had disappeared. A few days ago, however, a chateau formerly the property of the Coigny family was sold and one of the leading booksellers who went to examine the library discovered there five copies of "Alvar" uncut, and just as when it left theprinter's hands. The news has created a sensation among blbliophies, who are eagerly competing for the purchase of these copies, as well as literary circles, which are asking that the book be reprinted without delay. Its contents are stated to be of a very remarkable quality, placing it among the principal works of the revolutionary period. Changing a Nam. How a patronymic may be transformed out of all recognition Is shown by an instance quoted by Cosmo Innee In his work on suraames: 'James Halfpenny, a Dublin citlaen, throve in trade, and his children induced him in bis later years to change the name, which they, regarded as undignified. This he did chiefly by dropping the last letters. Be was buried as James Halpea. The fertune of the family did not recede, and his son aftet renouncing retail dealing looked about for a euphonious name. He made no scruple ef dropping the unnecessary "h." and. that being done. It was easy to go in for the Celtic rage, which Walter Scott had Just raised to a greet ! height Consequently he who had run the streets as little Kenny Halfpenny came out at the assemblies of the day as Kenneth MeAlpha." Tom Thumb and the Iron Duke. The Duke of Wellington called frequently to sea the little general at hla public levees. The first time he called the general was personating Napoleon Bona parte, marching up and down the platform and apparently taking snuff In deep meditation. He was dressed in the well known uniform of the emperor. I Introduced him to the Iron Duke, who inquired the subject "of his meditations. "I was thinking of the loss of the batt!e of Waterloo," was the little general's immediate reply. P. T. Barsum's Life. Lover's Logic Suiter Tou certainly told ma to embrace toy privilege- Papa Wall, but C didn't tea yon to embrace my daughter. Salter No. but to embraee year bdaagbter la a alvegav-raJaB Tale-

FIREFLIES IN JAPAN.

Large and Brilliant and Numerous and Not Afraid of Man. In Japan fireflies are more than mere beetles. They are Cupid's light to guide lovers, souls of ancient soldiers, the devil's snare to tempt wanderers to death. In tbelr light of magic gold with a tint of emerald green the Japanese see stars of hope, sorrows of broken hearts, the everlasting spirits of warriors, but, most of all, the joys of love and lovers. Whenever they see the glimmering faint green light of fireflies hoveiinj: over the stream running into the darkness of night the Japanese dream of love and loving hearts. The light of fireflies is the guide of lovers soinj along the narrow paths to meet their sweethearts. The Japanese fireflies are much larger and give brighter and mere steady light than those seen in Enrop or America. In old days many poor Japanese students, unable to buy candles, were wont to gather fireflies in a bag and read tbelr books by their light The Hotaru kago (firefly cage), made of fine laces, placed on the veranda gives almost as bright a light as the large stone lantern, bat much more quaint and dreamy. Fireflies are plentiful everywhere In Japan. They are not at all afraid of humaa beings and will often alight upon the dress and even n the hair or hands. It is not seldom that fireflies fly Into one's pockets or sleeves.Mock Joy a In Strand. A Good Excuse. "Now, then." demanded Luschman's wife the nert morning, "what's your excuse for coming home in that condition last night?" "Well, to tell you the truth, m' dear," he replied, "none of the hotels would take ma in." Philadelphia Press. 'A Big Differenee. "How rejoiced the knigbts of eld were when they got their lady's glover' "And bow mean they look now when their girl gives them tbe mitten!" Baltimore American. Catarrh Quickly Relieved Get a 25 or 50 cent tube of Jill Catarrhal Jelly at once. Use It quick. Finest moedy ew offered for Catarrh. Cold in tbe Head. etc. M oner refunded if wanted. Twenty years ot acceaa. Wtoy? Sample tree. Write quick. CONDON Mr& CO, Minneapolis. Mfau. THE PEOPLE'S MODERATE

ARE HOW RECOVERING From Injuries Received in a Runaway. SHELBYVILLE, Ind., March 28.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Macy, residing at Marion, six miles north of this city, who were thrown from their buggy Saturday evening about six o'clock. while driving to their home, after spen ding the day here are recovering from injuries. They were bruised and scratched about the face, arms and chest. The accident occurred In front of the residence of Samuel Montgomery, who loaned Mr. Macy one of his buggies so that he might proceed to his home. The house which was driven by Mr. Macy scared at a motorcycle which came up behind and which is said to have been without a headlight The horse Bhied and turned the buggy over in the ditch throwing both occupants out. The animal was caught before it bad run far. The buggy, however, was a total wreck. Optimism. "Pa, do you know any optlmIt?, Yea. We have one in our office. Ercry time he draws his pay he thinks he is going to have several dollars left at the end of the week." Chicago Record Herald. Old and True Family Medicine Nourishes the system and keeps all the organs healthy and active Duffy's Pura Mart WhSekty Divi'rUlm. nuumu mad dealers, at SLOOabottie. Sealed Bottles Only. TW Pmffy MH WfcWkey Co RecWtcr.N.Y. ANYTHING Eflecllrnc - GET IT AT CRANE'S 12 North 5lh Street B PRICE DENTAL OFFICE 6aM Crowne &J0Q -Wdfa War feVSO Fell Sato ..fMQ oM FMrafa ..S0 oa 6Hver FSIraaa iOo up lalay Work a Specialty. Examlnatioa Free. All War ttwarafrteed. We not only claim, but have isKrlapatabta proof of trie greabeat and moat parfeet method now used for Ae palnicss ajsUaction of taath.

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PARCEL POST HAS LARGnUSIIIESS During February 50,000,000 Packages Were Handled By Department.

WASHINGTON. March 38 Parcel post business last month was almost forty per cent greater than In January, aa shown by reparts to Postmaster General Burleson. In Febru ary 60,000,000 parcel post packages were handled, an increase of ten millions over the previous month, but as February contained three days less than January, tbe real gain in the busi ness was almost forty per cent. As In January, the three cities doing the largest parcel post business in February where Chicago, New York and Boston, in the order named. Chicago sent and received 5467.000 packages; New York, 4,102,000, and Boston ,1,326,000. most of them in each case being of the sent class. Indianapolis advanced from the twenty-fifth to the twentieth place in the comparative list. The figures for January were 61,331 packages received and 101.511 seat, while those for February show that the Indianapolis postoffice received 107,352 packages and Bent 143,674. Amusements At tha Gennett March S "The Rose Maid." April X National Troubadours. April 6 "The Real Thing." April 1T-1 "Miss Bob White." At tha Murray. Vaudeville Matinee and Night Murray. The patrons of tha Murray were given an extra attraction yesterday at the matinee. About forty traveling men "stranded" at tha Westcott Hotel in order to pass a pleasant afternoon made up a theater party and Had Into tha Murray equipped with green onions and celery flowers and whan Mr. Corbin the comedian, appeared for his act he met with a warm reception. Mr. Corbin Is a great favorite with tha "knights of the grip." The violinists in "Tha Dance of the Violins," each received bouquets of violets. "Tha traveling gentlemen" sang a number of songs and were heartily applauded by tiie audience. A Sister Operatto. "The Rose Maid" which Alan Dale, the noted critic of the New York American, declares to be "prettier than its sister 'The Spring Maid,' is scheduled for tbe attraction vat Gennett Theater, Saturday, March 20th. This opera, which is also under Good All Round aids to good health and to the strength, comfort and cheerfulness which depend on the condition of health are the famous, time-tested, safe and speedy PELLS 1 Sel4 eerf where. la beavf lao XSe. A SINGLE VISIT ta our parlors will mean a steady auatamer. Eaery feature acid branch of aw business Is ataantd to bring tuatnmers hack again aad again Our Candies are Hone-made Fraah, Pura aad Wholesome. Our Ice Cream la tha finest and purest made. Our 8rrvlce la Unexoallea. GREEK CANDY STORE

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the management ot Werba & Luescher. producers of "Tbe Spring Maid." is one of the most recent of the comic opera sucoeaaea ot New York and ran all last summer and fall at tha Globe Theater in tha metropolis, and has Just finished a most successful run at tha Colonial. Chicago. company of a early one hundred people, personally guaranteed by tha managers of tha opera to be "an original company" will be seen with the attraction at tha Gennett. This will Include the now famous "rosebud garden of girls," one of the sensations of the New York run. There will be tha "Kute Kiddies," a sextette of the cutest little Dresden China girlies ever seen on the stage.

Murrette. "Roses of Remembrance" a Nestor drama, at the Marrette today contains one of the prettiest love stories imaginable. Seldom is there seen a more true to life picture than "Roses of Remembrance." The younger sis ters "Saved By Parcel Post and Leo's Love Latter" are also shown. Turtle Soup every Satur day all day at Ed Muey's, 20 South 6th street. 27-St Natienal Headdreseea. There is no such thing as a national headdress in America. Even tha millions of immigrants and descendants of immigrants from countries possessing a characteristic headgear promptly discard any such distinguishing mark during tbelr first week In the new world. Perhaps tbe fact that tha English dominated our early history may account for our lack of peculiar headgear, for England is tha only country in Europe which has not a distinctive national neadd tOenest Advice to Cocsscptives Somehow there exists a vast amoaat of repticUni aa to tbe peaslbUttr of re tin e; Coaaeaetloe). We state oeae bat -facta, and are atneeve t wfcat we aaeert. If we were afflicted wit Tsbrrceioeta. ahl4t ila nrwtelT - what - we . aak otbrr ' oo-ani promprir anil faithfully. The'- n ahonia de . this and warraat ' for ankloa sH CeaawasOvai other -te do take akkaaaa'a Alterative i n' raaaee) we we . aae tetaks It. Is that we have tha reports of .assay reeevenea. one ec waira iwiwwe: 1819 Susqsehanaa Ave, FAha, ra. "Gentlemen : For two rears I wee- afflicted - with - aemorrhaaee ' ef theiloca-a. the aember totsfed- nearly ewe kwwSred. Oar . family payslrtaa adrteed aeetfcer rUawte.-it to reneala wvaM probeBiy be f etaL However, I remataed. aad la Vebraary ef 1S0B. I waa uaew with a eevere attack of paeaaaoai. -Vt Ueei I moverae 'aeacteattr te walk shear M house I was left with a -fricfttfat hacking i , which so medtclM I had taken could alleviate. It wae at thi rj me.. March. that I learned if nl started -taVtaf Kkaaaa'e . Alterative. I a eeert -time ' my couvh wae rone end I wae prooewayred well. Since that Hot I - hare bad two alia bt attack ef paeamonla and I -bare resorted to no ether medMa to effect a care. "I am at avasent la excellent health aad feel that aa leas as I eaa obtain F?kmaa's Alterative, I have ne fear of Coamimptlon. I cannot sneak too highly for the rood It haa (.tned) no WART) U KLOTZ. Rrkman'e Attentive le effectire In Braarbttla. Aotheas. Hay Ferer: Throat and Lane; Trnables. sad In apballdlaej tbe ayatem. Does not roe Beta potonna. opiates or bnbtt-fonnlnr drugs. Ask for booklet tenia of nrTfTl. and write te-Krkmaa Laboratory. Pbundelpbta. Pa for mere erldenre. Pnr afile hr ell lee (line; dracslstS A. G. Luken and Company. TRY COOPER'S BLEND COFFEE For Sale at Cooper's Grocery MONEY. Can be used every day In the week and we will supply yon with whatever amount you may need. We loan on household goods, pianos, and stock and leave same in -your possession. Tou can pay us back in weekly 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 8TATF INVESTMENT AND LOAN COMPANY Ream 40 Colonial Bldo. Phone 2560. Take elevator to Third Floor. Riohmaad. Indiana, of Wall Paper. Phone S12S I, Evenings. Conpca PALLADrUBL lasCHaVOHO, IND.

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