Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 297, 26 October 1921 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, OCT. 26, 1921.

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SYMPHONY PROGRAM IS WARMLY RECEIVED IN OPENING CONCERT The finest technique, feeling, and Interpretation were achieved by the Richmond Symphony orchestra in Us

first appearance of the reason Tuesday evening at the Coliseum, when it gave a concert, anslsted by Mme. Louise H. Slade. of the Chicago Opera company. If applause is a criterion, the performance met with the favor of the audience which made up in enthusiasm what it lacked in numbers. Mme. Slade, the concert soloist, was forced to respond with an encore at the end of each of her numbers. She possesses a contralto voice of good tone and rich timbre. The orchestra opened the program with the four movements from LuiBini's "Ballet Egyptien," light,- weird tunes possessing all the swaying rythm and strange melodies that characterize Oriental music. Two numbers from the memory music contest the sextet from "Lucia" and triumphal march from "Aida" followed. Audience Is Pleased. Mme. Slade sang next, her number being an aria, "Voce de Donna" from Gioconda," by Ponchielli. Her encore was from "Carmen." Frederick K. Hicks, concert master of the Symphony orchestra, played "Minuet In G" by Beethoven, drawing tones of birdlike clearness from his violin in a marvelous interpretation of the number which held his audience entranced. The perfect accord with which the orchestra acts was never demon

strated better than iu the legen "Zorahayda" in its instintaneous responses to the baton of Conductor Maddy, in which it matched its fortissimo passages with delicate pianissimo effects. The violin solo was played by Concert Master Hicks with rare feeling. The versatility of Miss Slade was (iiven ample opportunity to display itself In the group of American songs which she rendered as the sixth number of the program. To an insistent encore she responded with the negro spiritual "The Old Ark's a 'Moverin. " Conductor Applauded. Three more numbers by the symphony orchestra which closed with a brilliant rendition of Scharwenka's "Polish Dance No. 1" completed the program. Conductor Maddy was called

back twice by the audience at the close of the concert. Short talks were given by John H. Johnson and Oliver P. Nusbaum. Mr. Johnson announced that the Symphony orchestra would present the Cleveland orchestra in concert here on Nov. 8, and urged that everyone hear the organization. The Cleveland orchestra, is reputed to be one of the finest American orchestras, played

before the record-breaking house of the season in New York City last winter, when it appeared at the Hippodrome. Tickets are to be on sale at Weisbrod's for the concert. Tuesday, Nov. 8. Mr. Nusbaum. president of the finance council of the Civic Musk; association, announced the next number of the course which will be the rendition of Handel's "Messiah" on December 28 by the Symphony, orchestra, ' Festival chorus, and visiting soloists.

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Portuguese Monarchists Plot Against Republic (By Associated Press)

MADRID, Oct. 26 Portugese royal

ists are plotting the re-establishment of a monarchy in that country, it is

said in advices from Lisbon. Informa

tion relative to the royalist plot has

been sent to the foreign minister in Lisbon by the Portugese consul at Tuy,

Spain.

Complete calm reigns over Portugal and it is reported a new cabinet, com

posed almost entirely of members of the republican guard, will be formed soon. Newspapers here print with reservations reports that the president of the Portugese republic will resign shortly because of ill health.

EX-SERVICE VETERAN OF UNION CITY MADE MAYOR OF RESERVES WINCHESTER, Ind., Oct. 26. James J. Patchell of Union City has been appointed a major in the officers' reserve corps of the United States army. The appointment was made through the recommendation of General Harry Hale. Mr. Patchell was supply officer of the 84th division during the World war, which was composed of almost entirely of Indianapolis and Indiana, men. He saw active service overseas. Authorities Clash. Union City officials and Thomas Burns, state automobile policeman, have clashed over the burning of tail lights on automobiles along the "White Way,' 'in Union City, after dark. Burns came to the city and appeared before the city council and asked the mayor to order the police to arrest any auto

mobile owner who failed to burn the tail light of his automobile while his car was parked on the main streets of this city. The council and mayor informed him they would not enforce the law.

Cortner Fills Vacancy. Leslie Cortner, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Levi Cortner residing southwest of the

city, has accepted a position of vocational teacher at the Lincoln and McKinley schools, to fill the vacancy of R. E. Marshall, who resigned on account of ill heath. Mr. Cortner is a graduate of the Winchester high school and also of Purdue university. Missionaries Return. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hirsch, formerly Miss Mary Lambert, of South Africa, where they have been missionaries for several months past, are the guest of relatives in Union City. Mr. and Mrs. Hirsch are returning to this country on the account of Mrs. Hirsch's health. They will make their home with her father, Albert Lambert, at Anderson. Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been Issued to Walter West, 18, of Losantville and Elsie Hardwick, 18, Modoc; Harold A.

Thornburg, 24, Modoc, and Lucile E. West, 16, Losantville. Justice of the Peace, George Coats, performed the double ceremony, Walter West and

Mrs. Lucile West Thornburg, brother and sister.

Suit for foreclosure of mortgage has

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f been filed in the Randolph circuit I court by Ben T. Post vs. John H.

Koenig, Clara E. Koenig and David M. Light. . . ' Suit for damage has been filed by

James K. David vs. John Harter.-

Real Estate Transfers. Francis M. Johnson to Samuel Hutchins, lot 13, north addition, Winchester, W. D., $675. Louise Study to Sarah E. Auker, south half lots, 10-11-12-13, Mumas addition, Winchester, W. D., $2,250. Richard Fraze to Samuel P. Waltz, 5.65 acres, W. D., $800. Ace Norton to Louis L. Norton, lot 9-10-13. Alexander addition, Harrisville, W. D., $300. John W. Williams to M. E. Mull, lot 31 eonth addition. Parker. W. D.. $50.

Fremont Gates to Mary A. Leffington, 20 acres, Stoney Creek township, $2,000. Fred Gunther to Henry Marnish, 40 acres, Jackson township, W. D., $6,750.

Barking is not a natrual trait of the dog. A wild dog does not bark, but will readily acquire the habit if reared among tame ones.

. NEW WIRELESS SERVICE. , . (By Associated Press) ,- LONDON. Oct. 26. To assist" the British meteorological office in making accurate weather forecasts, a ataff of British observers Is leaving to take charge of the new observatory established on the island of Jan Mayen, 300 miles east of Greenland. From there they will send wireless reports to the air ministry .here.

Miss Ruth Wallace. The "Titian Tints," a club composed of red-headed girls at Goucher college, has elected Miss Ruth Wallace, the strawberryhaired daughter of the Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs. Henry C. Wallace, their president for the coming year.

ENTER AMERICAN COLLEGES (By Associated Press) SHANGHAI, Oct. 26. Forty-nine Chinese graduates of Tsing Hua col

lege which was founded with funds of the Boxer indemnity remitted for ed

ucational purposes by the American

government, are to enter colleges and universities in the United States this

year. These students sailed from

Shanghai for America in August.

Folks Laugh at Corns Now Millions Have Proved Them Needless. They Stop Them by a Touch DO you know that one method is now ending corns for millions of people? People all around you employ it. They never let a com pain twice. The method is Blue-jay the liquid or the plaster. It is made by a surgical dressing house of world-wide repute. A touch applies it, and the pain steps instantly. Soon the whole com loosens and comes out. The way is gentle; scientific, sure. Once you know it, you will laugh at corns. , Get Blue-jay now apply it tonight. Watch the effect on one corn. Get Blue-jay at your druggist's. Liquid or Plaster Blue-jay stops pain-ends corns a Bauer & Black product

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The Duchess of Bedford is a fearless hunter, and as a girl was noted throughout India for ber daring and marksmanship.

At a Mothers' Meeting the wife of a noted New York divine said to her listeners, "Watch carefully your daughter's physicial development. Mothers should keep their daughters well informed as to matters pertaining to health, and should see that nature is assisted, if necessary, to

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Boston To Be Entertained By Mrs. Tillson Tonight BOSTON, Ind., Oct. 26. Mrs. Frank C. Tillson, impersonator, reader and entertainer, will present a program at the high school, Wednesday night, at 8 o'clock.

Put a flower beside a store or over a hot-air register. Watch it wither and droop. You will understand then why florists insist upon healthful hot-water warmth for their plants instead oi dry, wilting hot air.

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REGISTRATION COST $5,000 SOUTH. BEND, Ind., Oct. 26. Registration of voters here for the municipal election cost approximately $5,000, the city controller's office

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