Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 106, 16 March 1915 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1915

BOYS MAY TRAMP TO CAMP LOCATION Somerville Considers Site Near Beeson's Station for Annual "Y Outing. . An attempt to secure the camp site of the Dayton .Y. M. C. A. for the use of the boys of the local Y. M. C. A. for a camping, trip next summer, proved unsuccessful. Boys' Director J. J. Somerville, who was in Dayton yesterday learned that they would be used during the entire summer by the boys from Dayton and Montgomery county. The boys' work committee under the direction of J. H. McAfee has authorized the summer camp. The trip as planned will last for 10 days during July. ' " Mr. Somerville who ha been authorized to secure a suitable site, will investigate locations near Beeson's Station. "."'..'. .'" As such a location would . be less thau 20 miles from , Richmond,' Mr. KnmnrvlllA said todav that arrange-

pnents might be made to have the boys '.'like ' the distance. Chamberlain's Couah Remedy. Thr Is an old navta that "Nature cures: 'the doctor takes the fee,", but us everyone Knows you can help nature very much' and thereby enable it .i pffant a dire In much less time than is usually required. This is particular1f true or colds. cnamDeriain s uougu n mniv relieves the lungs, liaulfies tie tough mucous and aids In its ext adoration, allays the cough and aids nature in restoring the system to a healthy condition. It is pleasant to Jake and harmless as it contains no narcotic. Obtainable everywhere. adv. WILSON RESERVES OPINION OF ORDER " WASHINGTON, March 18. President Wilson today declined to comment on the British order cutting off food supplies from Germany. He said he could not outline the American position pending the receipt of the official order. RE-CAPTURE GROUND PARIS, March 16. That fighting is in progress all along the line is shown by the official statement issued this afternoon by the French ar office. According to this announcement the British have re-captured the ground they lost to the Germans in West Flanders. MOTHERS, DO THISWhen the Children Cough, Rub Musterole on Throats and Chests No telling how soon the symptoms may develop into croup, or worse And then's when you're glad you have a jar cf MUSTEROLE at hand to give 'prompt, sure relief. It does not blister, r As first aid and a certain remedy Jthere's nothing like MUSTEROLE. Thousands of mothers know it. You should keep a jar in the house, f It is the remedy for adults, too. Relieves Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Tonsilttis, Croup, Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neuralgia. Headache, Congestion, Pleurisy, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Pains and Aches ci Back or Joints, Sprains, Sore Musfcles. Chilblains, Frosted Feet and Colds of the Chest (it often prevents Pneu- , At your druggist's, in 25c and 50c jars, and a special large hospital size for $2.50. Be sure ou Ret the eenuine MUS TEROLE. Refuse imitations get what 'Vm ask for. The Musterole Company, ii:veland, Ohio. AMUSEMENTS Program MOVING-PICTURES Tonight .COS TONIGHT (2 Reel Feature) "THE TRUTH ABOUT DAN DEERING" "A COATS A COAT" p r a rater PHOTOPLAYSTONIGHT (A Strong Bio. Feature) "FILE NO. 113" (Selig Animal Picture) U "THE LEOPARD'S LAIR" Murrette TONIGHT (2 Reel Reliance) THE GREEN IDOL" (One Reel Comedy) "AND HE NEVER KNEW"

Gennett Monday Night; March 22 Enormous All-Star Revival the Prince otPilsen Plxley & Luders' Musical Comedy With John W. Ransone. Big Cast, Chorus, Production. pilsen's Own Orchestra. Prices 50c to $1.50 ' ' SEATS FRIDAY.

NAMES FORTY MEN TO SEAT AUDIENCE

' The following men have been selected to act as uBhers at the meeting to be held by the International Sunday School Workers at the Bast Main Street Friends' church tomorrow evening at 7 : 30 o'clock : I C. La wall, Harry Dalby, Louis Morrison, Jesse Griffith, Ivan Gardner, G. N, Gault, Hary Moss, Charles Roberts, Homer Todd. Lewis Rifel, EE. King. A. L. Reld, Waldo Lally. David Hodgin, Herbert Dalby. Charles Newman, Chester Yaryan, Otto Strong, Verlln Hunt, J. C. Thomas, George Mansfield, Scott Gillespit, Charles Roland, S. H. McDonald, Orville Price, Harry Stlllinger, David Owens, Jqhn Deem, M. W. Rowe, David Stevenson, Russell ' McMinn, Arthur Ford, George Kramer, Eugene Hayes, Ralph Hilber, Robert Clark, Carl Phelps. John Klute, John Hasemeier, Richard BarteL John Tbur-man,-Wllber Albin, Frank Stawnaker and Walter Heavenridge. The ushers will meet at the church for instructions at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening. Head TJsher Wlssler announced today. COLORADO MOTORISTSMAY VISIT RICHMOND An effort will be made by Secretary Haas of the Commercial club to make Richmond the termination of a trip of Colorad boosters who are planning an automobile sociability tour east In the near future. The Chambers of Commerce of Colorado Springs and Manitou Springs have written that the run of Colorado automobillsts Is being planned to In dlanapolis, but Richmond, Dayton and Columbus may be included In the itinerary if road conditions are right. Mr. Haas said he is going to use his best efforts to have the trip ex tended either to terminate here or to pass through the city. The purpose oi the trip is to advertise the high ways of Colorado for transcontinental automobile parties. The very latest in new Spring Mil linery at our opening tomorrow. Por ters, Westcott Hotel Building.

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AUSTIN'S MILLINERY

Get in the habit of reading all of our ads. for each one offers you some exceptional bargains. This advertisement is just one of the few bargain events which you will find by reading all of our ads.

EVERY BED IS GUARANTEED $60.00 Satin, at . . . $39.85 $55.00 Satin, at . . . .$36.65 $46.50 Satin, at $28.75

If you are contemplating buying a new Brass Bed,

this sale offers.

OSTRICH. AVAILABLE FOR ZOO AT 'PARK A-chance to purchase ostrlchs at $30 each was handed to the board of works today by Secretary Haas of the Commercial 'club. ? -

Mr. Haas received a letter from the owner of an Arizona ostrich farm who says that he has 3,000 ostrlchs to dispose of and will sell some of them for $30 each. The owner declares be has been selling them for $400 cfc csh. . Mr. Haas said he would recommend that a pair of ostrlchs be purchased for Glen Miller park at that price. A place could be prepared for thun at little expense and they would furnish much amusement to the public, Mr. Haas said. He suggested that the big birds might be placed in the deer pen. HOSPITAL REDUCES FEBRUARY DEFIGT Although the Raid hospital started this year with a considerable . deficit at - the close, of January the new bospultal administration made a very satisfactory financial showing last month, as indicated in-the February report read to council last night. ; It follows: February receints $1,790.48 February disbursements 1,676.32 Balance, March 1. .$114.16 Patients. Feb. 1, 26. Admitted last month ' 46. Births 4. deaths 6. Pa tiente discharged, 37. Patients at end of months, 26. Operations, 18 major ana e minor. EARNINGS 80 1914 Dividends 622 A Listed Stock Sure Money Maker Write for letter 30. Clarence Cone & Co. 45 Broadway. New York. Our M Westcott Hotel Building Buys a full size, guaranteed Brass Bed.

Theatrical Notes

Promises of the Press Agent. GERMAN PLAY. The German populace of Richmond will have a rare treat March 18 in the presentation of D. Zwiderwurzn at the Gennett, a delightful Bavarian play by the Oberammergauer theatre troupe. The plot of this play is laid In the Bavarian Alps, and is typically Bavarian. It is not so much the plot of the play that proves so entertaining, but the singing, dancing, zither , music and comedy parts all worked in. Old Ba varian folk songs are scattered all through the; play. The fascinating Schuhplattler" dance is one of tne creditable bits of the play. Twentyfive per cent of the profit will be given to the Red Cross society for suffering widows and orphans. "THE PRINCE OF PILSEN." fin MftnHiv March 22. at the Gen nett theatre, the dear old musical comedy, "The Prince of Pllsen," will be the attraction. IT'S A LONG WAY TO TIPPERARY. "fin Neutral Ground" would be omnallv a stood a. title for Gus Hill's big military drama, entitled "It's a Long Way to Tipperary," written oy P4"VWnKR"MTNG CANCER Write to. The Weber Sanatorium, 17 Garfield Fiace, wncinnau. vmu, Information concerning the Medical Treatment of All Forms of External Growths, especially Cancer. Established 25 years and well endorsed. 96page book -tree. Gennett Tonight Gus Hill offers the biggest musipal dramatic production of the year' "It's a Long Way to Tipperary" A play that Is destined to become aa popular aa "Th Littlest Rebel." Seats on Sale at Murray Theatre. Prices 25c to $1.00. First Showing and

Spring Display or the New and Pretty Creations in

Will Take Place for One Day Wednesday, March 17 WE extend to all a most cordial invitation to inspect the many new and up-to-date models we have on display for the coming Spring and Summer seasons.

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SHOWN AS IN THE HOME

$37.50 Satin, at $35.00 Satin, at $25.00 Satin, at ..$24.85 ..$21.50 ..$13.50 do not miss the opportunity

WOLFE QUITS ROAD

AFTER EVANS DIES ; Clifford Wolfe,, a well known drummer, has returned to bis bome here. Mr. Wolfe has been with the Honeyboy Evans minstrels which disbanded last week following the death of Honeyboy Evans in a Baltimore hospital. . Mr. Wolfe has been working in one of the best theatrical orchestras in the country and has gained a reputation in those circles as a drummer. Since he has been connected with the minstrels, he has toured the country. William Anthony McGuire. It is a play with a sentiment that will enthuse loyal people ot all nations, yet give offense to none. Denictine in remark able detail the horrors of war, yet ear ning a message or world s peace, it comes, to the Gennett theatre tonight. Australia contains about forty-five horses to every.. 100 residents. 'llili!!lltU:li!lii:ill!l!i:!!!!IIi!l!!!lllil Early

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of .Ladies' f Stylish Footwear 1 Easter comes on April 4, which is unusually early. If ft you don't want to risk a pair of "Low Cuts" at this g time you will surely want a pair of our New Spring 1 Boots. . I

This style in grey or black cloth top, regular or military height, short or medium vamp, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00

Out line of Pumps, Colonials, Loviliers, Strap Slippers and dozens of other new and attractive patterns of spring Slippers are in stock ready for your inspection. We shall be pleased to show them. -

I Neff & Nusbaum I Suiiiiiwim

GENNETT 'VWJSffL 18 Oberammergauer Peasant Players D' Z' widerwurz'n Play in 5 acts with songs and music by H Schmidt. Admission 25 and 75c. Curtain raises S: 13. Between the acts: Alpine sngs, yodlera, warblerB, zither concerl and the fascinating "Schuhplatter" dance. 25 per cent of the profit will be given to the Red Cross Society for the suffering widows and oiphans of the belligerent nations. Tick ets for sale at the Murray.

5c-Tonight and Tomorrow-5c Daniel Frobman Presents the Inimitable JOHN BARRYMORE In Five Parts of Motion Pictures.

Coming Thursday, Friday and Saturday, BLUE'S PUNCTURED ROMANCE"

ORDER SWEATER COATS

The high school yesterday ordered sweater vests for the members of the basketball team. Seven men will be the recipients. This Is the first time for years that the practice of awarding sweaters to members of athletic teams in the high school has been attempted. The sweaters will be cardinal red with two one-inch stripes around the body and sleeve with a six inch white letter "R" As a standard apparatus for measuring dust and soot in the air a committee of English scientists has recommended a rain guage with a wide collecting area, the water finding its way into a bottle for analysis. DRUG USERS Take the Neal Treatment and become free from the use of any deadly drug. Come see us or write NEAL INSTITUTE, 1803 West Washington street, or phone Belmont, 637; New 3X46-K for full information. a 3 & -x 51 -.3 Sprin -S3 a This style In grey or black cloth top, very newest last and pattern, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 The Home of the Paramount Pictures Tine Mm From IS".

CLUB WILL MEET.

Members ot the Country club - will bold a meeting tomorrow night to con elder-some Important matters relativi to the new home which is being planned. Wbat fives tarna? ' Lt.. AM l.-t.- ..- r sardine Ecmbia and othar skin dis---. that wa ar (lad to mtkt our answer public After ear-Tul in-Mti ration have found that a almpl waste of Oil of WlnUtrcrccn. as compounded In D. D. XX Prescription, can b railed upon. We would not make this statement to our patrons, friends and neigh-, nora unless we were aura of It and although there are many so-called EoM remedies sold, wo ourselves uanealtatlncly recommend- C. IX IX Prea1ptton.AU dracvtoU he D-D.rjL.ec. fse. p. Drop into our store Mdsr. Just to talk over ttte taeriu of this woederml rreacrtptioD. Ask also bout IX D. IX Soap. Thistlehwaite, Drugs . I We Arc Surprised at the number of people to whom we talked during the S last week that did not f know of the improvements j and the big advantages m that Reeveston Place Ad- I dition has (We have particular reference to South 19th St.) They almost in- m variably said: m "Why I never knew you E had all of those improve- I inents, and what improvements there were I thought i cost extra over and above 1 the lot." I and then others said: "The addition is too good 2 for me; I can't afford to i a mm -v -. -. A A & build a s5.uuo to siu.uuu m residence." S and still others said: f "We never knew the lots i were 60 ft. wide and 147 ft. I deep." 1 These are the things we cannot understand. We j thought with all the adver- M tising we have done that ? every man, woman and i child in Richmond knew all g about this addition. 1 In answer to above ques- g tions: Everything on So. 19th i Street is complete and improvements all in and ineluded in the price. 1 Concrete street. p Cement sidewalk and fj curt). 1 Ouster lights in boulevard. 1 All wires underground; g no poles. 1 Water and sewer brought j to each lot-line. ii Regarding the kind of jf house: g All we ask is that you g build a good looking house p whether it cost $2,500 or $10,000 cuts no figure. But ft you must stay back a cer- i tain distance from the lot- fj line. S 11 After everything is considered from every point of view it is invariably the opinion that South 19th street is by far the cheapest place in Richmond and the place to build a moderate priced home. It is known as the model street because it is. Visitors from other nearby cities are always enthusiastic about this addition and say it is one of the best laid out plats they ever saw and just the right distance from the business section. Now is the time to investigate Reeveston. South 19th street, the best part of the best addition it has ever been Richmond's good fortune to have laid out. Write or telephone us: and we shall be glad to call and explain. You place yourself under no obligation. 4jj 1 I "Home Builders" Room 203 Colonial Bldg Or E. G. Kemper, 319 West Main. Phones 3234 or 4347 i OSTEOPATHIC Physicians Dr. E. E. Townsend Dr. Florence Roades ; ' Rooms 3, 4, 5 and 6 Murray Theatre Bldg. Phones Residence 1278; Office 1396. Dr. Roades makes a specialty ot diseases of women and children.

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