Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 103, 11 March 1913 — Page 3

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WORK IS STARTED FOR ENUMERATION Supplies Are Sent to Trustees of Townships in County.

Supplies for the enumeration of voters have been sent out from the court house. The work will be done by the trustees as usual. The last enumeration was made six years ago. The work must be completed by July 3. The trustee must do the work personally or appoint assistants. The complete enumeration of the county must be recorded with the auditor of the state 'by the county auditor not later than Sept. 1. The state auditor must make out a tabular statement of the voters of the entire state. The aame enumeration Bhall be submitted to the state assembly at their next session. The purpose of the enumeration is tor the apportionment of the state senators and representative districts. There are now 100 members in the lower house of the legislature and fifty members of the senate. This makes it necessary todivide the state into 100 representative districts and fifty senatorial districts. At present Wayne county constitutes one Representative District, end Wayne and Fayette counties constitute a Joint District. Wayne and Union counties constitute a joint Senatorial District. As the population of the state does not increase in the same ratio in every portion of the state it is provided by the Constitution that a reapportionment shall "be made every 6 years, which provision necessitates the enumeration of Voters. The Forty Year Test. An article must have exceptional merit to survive for a period of forty years. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was first offered to the public in 1872. From a small beginning it has grown in favor and popularity until it has attained a world wide reputation. You will find nothing better for a cough or cold. Try it and you will understand why It is a favorite after a period of more than forty years. It not only gives relief it cures. For sale by all dealers. Amusements At the Murray. Vaudeville Matinee and Night. At the Gennett. March 12 "The Girl of the Underworld." Earlham. . Mrvch 14 "Alice Sit by the Fire." The current bill at the Murray is commented on today under the head of "Theaters." "Alice Sit by the Fire." This play to be presented by the Earlham day students on Friday night at the college, is one of J. M. Barrie's best known dramatic productions. The cast which will give it here is outlined In the news columns of today's issue. "Girl of the Underworld" There is something appealing about the title of the new four-act play "A Girl of the Underworld," which is booked to appear at the Gennett theater, Wednesday, March 12. It is an accepted fact that the underworld, so called, is composed of a certain class of society that is looked upon with suspicion. The title of the play suggests or causes one to imagine all sorts of theories. The author, however, has skilfully avoided all objectionable features, and conceived a playboth powerful and convincing. Louise Branson, a beautiful young girl, is atTHESE TWO YOUNG WOMEN Tell How They Suffered and How Lydia . Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Restored Their Health and Stopped all Pains. Zanesville, Ohio. "I would have cramping spells, distressed feeling- in the lower part of my back, headaches and felt weak and was very irregular. After taking five bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with Liver Pls for constipation, I felt well and strong and have no more female troubles. I hope every suffering woman will give your medicine a trial. I give you permission to publish what your remedies have done for me." Mrs. Roy SIMMS, R. Ko. 6, Box S4, Zanesville, Ohio. What Ten Dollars Did. Danville, Va. "I have only spent ten dollars on your medicine and I feel so I much better than I did when the doctor was treating me. I don't suffer any bearing down pains at all now and I sleep well. I cannot say enough for Lydia E. Pmkbam s Vegeta- ! ble Compound and Liver Pills as they have done so much for me. I am enjoy ing good health now and owe it all to your remedies. I take pleasure in telling my friends and neighbors about .them. "Mrs. Mattie Haley, 501 Coljguhoce Street, Danville, Va,

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Children just love to take them. (Advertisement) tracted at first by the new world into which she almost strays and becomes a member of. But not quite. At the right moment her eyes are opened and the true worth of her early teaching comes to the surface, and she returns to the right path. But it isn't easy. Many complications are woven about her, and the auditor is lead from one thrilling point of the story to another, and the final outcome is not revealed until a moment before the final curtain. All the characters are admirably drawn and acted. "Johnathan Branson," the father, "Sis," the small sister, "Jim Morris" of the underworld, "Bert Starkey," the picture dealer, and "Louise Branson," the heroine, "Mills," an odd sort of detective, are all characters new to the stage A complete scenic investure is provided, and an evening of real enjoyment is promised for all who witness the play of "A Girl of the Underworld." Henrietta Crosman. The little blind god was not such a fool as he is generally counted upon being when he made the young man's fancy demand beauty first in his life's partner with as much brain cargo as he could get therewith, as a secondary consideration. This same beauty may be only skin deep, as a sage once said, but there is a very small percentage of men who care to see their sweethearts or wives lose the smallest part of that cuticle, and so it is with the husband in "The Real Thing" which Henrietta Crosman is playing this season and which may be seen here later. Murrette. "Big Bob", a nestor comedy, will prove an interesting picture at the Murrette today Big Bob and Dick are friends, both in love with the same girl. The father of the girl has made up his mind that his daughter shall marry Frank Bradley. The daughter refuses Frank's attention, but prefers Dick. She writes him a letter planning an elopement, mails the letter in a little post office of their own, a hollow tree. Her father gets the letter, and with Frank's assistance endeavors to stop a well planned runaway match. Complications arise thick and fast and make this picture one of the funniest shown recently. "Eph's Dream" is another comedy that will prove of more than ordinarily interesting and a dramatic picture entitled "Conscience" will also be shown. The Lyric. The Lyric today will offer a variety for the moving picture lover, the program including one Vitagraph and two Biograph reels. There will also be extra music for the entire week. "Thou Shalt Not Kill" is the chief attraction for today and is a stirring tale of conviction on circumstantial evidence. A woman, who has been heard to say that she would kill her brutal husband if he did not cease to abuse her is arrested when her husband is accidentally killed by a hunter. The unfolding of the plot with the final vindication of the woman makes one of the most thrilling picture plays seen in this city recently. Two comedies complete the program. The Palace. Today there is an interesting two reel photo play entitled, "The Message In the Cocoanut" being shown at the Palace. Shanghaied aboard a vessel bound for the South Seas by his jealous rival, a French count, Dick is shipwrecked and swims to shore, the sole survivor. He finds himself on an island inhabited by cannibals, who fall down and worship him as a "White God." One day he writes a plea for help and sealing it in a cocoanut, drops it in the sea. Months later it is washed ashore at Coney Island, a ship is sent in search of Dick. He arrives in New York the day set for his sweetheart's marriage to the scheming count and his timely arrival prevents a disastrous wedding. More than three hundred people make up the cast. Among the thrilling scenes is a burning ship at sea. In conjunction with the above an excellent Thanhauser comedy entitled "The Way to a Man's Heart" will be offered. Tomorrow will be ladies Mutual Observer day. The Theaters THE MURRAY. Let all the amateur feminine gymnasts of the town see the "Flexible Girl," at the Murray this week. The sinuous young woman who performs extraordinary feats with her body is down on the program as "Grace Darnley." And there is something a bit un-

PRES. HECKERT TO ADDRESS STUDENTS Head of Wittenberg College to Talk At High School Wednesday.

President Charles G. Heckert, of Wittenberg college, will deliver an address before the students of the high school in the regular chapel assembly tomorrow. President Heckert is well known in this city and is a very talented and interesting speaker. An invitation to the citizens to hear the lecture was given yesterday afternoon by Principal Thompson. The chapel assembly will be held at 3:15 oclock instead of in the morning on Wednesday. canny about the exhibition. Not quite human. Rather tigerish and suggestive of the jungle. And vastly entertaining. Somebody came out and announced that somebody on the program would not be seen behind the footlights on account of illness but that somebody else would substitute on Monday evening. Presumably this was the third "act." But the writer is not sure. However that may be, an amusing sketch called "I'm from Missouri," followed the eel-like lady who opened the bill, the young man and girl doing the getting into the wrong situation originated by the immortal Pickwick very well indeed. They managed to give the impression of the salad young people they were trying to impersonate and thus side-step it professionally. The girl was specially good at playing the ingenue. Her giggling sounded like the real thing. Eddie Adair and "Edythe," succeeded in exploiting themselves very successfully in "Artistic Tomfoolery," and disappointed no close and exacting peruser of the cryptogram. "Eddie" has appeared here before and his confidential smile over the footlights elicited many testimonials of appreciative greeting from an audience not celebrated for its fastidiousness. Adair is a good comedian. "The Five Melody Kings," did various musical stunts with legitimate instruments and those weird objects upon which vaudevillians frequently playto the mystification of the uninitiated but it was all good enough and well received by the audience. E. G. W. Turtle Soup at the Berghoff saloon Thursday 15c per bowl. 112t WIFE OF MINISTER BLAMED RY ROBRER Owen Conn Says Chicago Woman Caused Him to Steal to Get Money. (National News Association) SAN FRANCISCO, March 11. Blaming the wife of a former Chicago minister for inducing him to take up the occupation of a thief Owen D. Conn, who confessed robberies netting more than $100,000 today amplified his confession. "I was infatuated . with the wife of a Chicago minister," said Conn. "She made me get money for her. She induced me to rob a number of flats in the daytime, occasionally assisting me. She wanted me to hold up a man but I refused and got another fellow to do it for her. Then she ran away from me and I came to San Francisco." The police established Conn's identity through a letter from his mother found in his pocket when arrested. He has stolen more than $100,000 worth o jewelry. Not Harmful. "I hear there has been a great deal of vacillation In your family recently, Mrs. Gump." "Tea. indeed, there was. but none of It didn't ever take." Baltimore American. DON'T KNOW THEY HAVE APPENDICITIS Many Richmond people who have chronic appendicitis, which is not very painful, have doctored for years for gas on the stomach, sour stomach or constipation. Thistlethwaite states if these people will try A SINGLE DOSE of simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as compounded in Adler-i-ka, the remedy which became famous by curing appendicitis, they will be surprised at the QUICK benefit. (Advertisement! Musterole Mustard Takes the place of the old-time Mustard Plaster. Bring the same quick and delicious relief. And does not raise a single blister. You get this clean, whiti ointment out of a clean, white glass jar. You simply rub it on and the pain is gone! No mess. You don't have to make a plaster, or bother with a cloth. Whenever people try MUSTEROLE once, they insist on it always. Everywhere MUSTEROLE has been introduced the demand grows amazingly. Millions of jars are used annually. Doctors and Nurses use it and frankly recommend it ask your doctor. MUSTEROLE is a staple remedy

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Ofl CIRCUS DAY" AT HIGH SCHOOL FRIDAY The Annual Festival Promises to Be the Most Successful Ever Held Here. The committees in charge of the high school festival to be given next Friday evening, promise some rare "stunts" which are entirely new to the theater going public of this city. Among other features will be the circut which, according to those in Brothers show as a source of amusement. The side shows and the main ring will exhibit performances known as "Police Court," "A Chamber of Horrors," "The Beauty Show," and several other, as yet, unnamed attractions. The police court will be a "take off' on that of Mayor Zimmerman's though penalties will not be as strict and only a few of the most desperate characters will be given "the limit." Judging from the many good looking girls in the school at this time there should be plenty of material for a good performance at the beauty show. Rehearsals are being held each evening in Miss Kraft's rooms. The work of training the various perform ers is under the supervision of Prof. B. W. Kelly. The staff of the Pierian, the annual publication of the Richmond high school, which will be issued some time in June, is working hard and one of the best papers ever published will represent the school this year. Sev eral clever stories have been con tributed to the editors by students of the school. Children Cry

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E LODGE HELD L ELECTION Officers Chosen For the Ensuing Year At Last Evening's Meeting. At the annual meeting of the Wayne lodge of Moose last evening, officers for the ensuing year were chosen. The new ofiicers will be installed on the second Monday in April. They &re: Dictator. Jacob C. Rife; vice dictator. William B. Watson; prelate. Miles B. Tribbey; secretary. Alfeus E. Kutter; treasurer, Albert K. Morel; sergeant at arms. Walter Reid; inside guard. Joseph A. Maddox; outbide guard. Jerry Jordan; trustees. Benjamin O. Price. Nathan C. White and Walter Sowers; lodge physician. lr. S. G. Smelser; representative of supreme lodge. John C Darnell; alternate. Alfeus E. Kuter. OI t IKKOHU TO . TO ( (l.iniHMl NOW Wry low far-s hi mfortallt Tourist SI orpin k far. vn Ko k lulan.l Ulncs Fast trains with dining earn. t'hwUe of thro ttct routr. For information cil on J. F. lowrs. 9-H I'nitod KuiUllnB. Imlianapoli. adv. MOTHER CRAY'S SWEET POWDERS FOR CHILDREN. A OarteiaRalirf ItrFrTtrlikifM, ('itMtit, II r dark, HtBBrh Tmkln, Trrlkia mardrik aad It I r m 7 . Wran. Tb Break l l4a TrmdaMwk. in 3 4 hoars. At ll PriffJ", . Doa I accvpi xtapl. matiM ikhi. Aaami, njcHbctitula. A. S. OLMSTED. Lm Rr7N.T GENNETT Wednesday, March 12 "THE GIRL OF THE UNDERWORLD" The Play of the Hour Prices 25c, 33c, 50c Gallery, 10c MURRETTE TODAY--BIG BOB" -CONSCIENCE" "EPH'S DREAM" and INDIANS COMEDY Tomorrow "DR. JEKYLL and MR. HYDE" MURRAY TODAY 5 MELODY KINGS 3 .Comedy Musical Act MASON AND SULLIVAN Singing and Talking. FERBER AND CAGWIN Sketch. "I'm From Missouri." ADAIR AND HENNEY Artistic Tomfoolery. GRACE DARNLEY "The Flexible Girl" PALACE TODAY -THE MESSAGE IN THE COCOANUT (Two Parts) With Over 300 People. "THE WAY TO A MAN'S HEART" i Comedy) Tomorrow MUTUAL OBSERVER DAY. The Lyric 3 Pictures Today. -THOU SHALT JOT KILL" (Vitagraph) --THE PRESS GANG" (Biograph Comedy) -OH WHAT A BOOB(Biograph Comedy) Don't Miss This Good Attraction 5c ADMISSION 5c WHEN I MAKE YOUR GLASSES you have for your choice. Flat Surface Ileuses. Toric or Oval Iens-u, Invisible Bifocals for double sight, or the rfect Eyeglasses. Toric thaied Invisible Hi l ocals. Satisfaction guaranteed Don't you need glasses? JUISS C. M. SWEITZER Registered Optometrist. Phone 1099 27'2 Main St.

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