Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 161, 19 June 1915 — Page 2

THE RICHMOND VALLADItm AND SUN-TELEGRAM. SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1915

MOVIE FLASHES

Sky Dome

TONIGHT

"The Price of Treachery" Henry, the oldest son In the Williams family, stakes upon himself a crime committed by his younger brother and Is driven from home by his implacable father. He becomes captain of the schooner Harland" which founders and blows . up during a heavy gale, but he and the ' cook are rescued In a thrilling scene by the keeper of the lighthouse, and his daughter. The younger brother, .having previously met this attractive .maiden, tries to abduct her, but the plan is foiled and he pays the penalty of his foolhardiness with his life. Robert falls in love with the girl and ; eventually marries her. SUNDAY.

"Tn nt t.h Mountain Country"

- Jack Gibbons, disappointed in love,

decides to go to tne camp 01 nis xneuu Shorty" Grandon, to live down his fMnr Not. far from camn. lives

Jess, whose father had died and .left

. her nothing. except tne cabin in wnicn

she lives. MONDAY.

"The Chimes" Trotty Veck, the

licensed messenger, reconsiders his nrnmlRA to allow the marriage of his

daughter Meg to Richard, after being

advised by Alderman cute mat it is

a Bin for the ooor to wed.

After his dav's labors, he meets

' William Fern with his infant daugh

ter Lillian seeking sneiter rrom tne authorities who have threatened to hand him. The kind-hearted little man takes him into his home for the night. TUESDAY.

"Gaby Deslys!

CAMBRIDGE PEOPLE

ENJOY VACATIONS IN NORTHERN RESORTS

Tells Consumptives

How to Kill Germs

Scene from "Her Triumph" with Gaby Deslys at the Murray Wednesday and Thursday.

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Murray MONDAY AND TUESDAY. "Buchshot John" The only scene ever taken by moonlight, without the aid of artificial lights, is shown in "Buckshot John," a photoplay now being presented by Bosworth. It was photographed by George W. Hill dur

ing a scene Showng the hero's escape from prison. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. "Her Triumph" Caby Deslys, the illustrious international star and the sensation of two continents, makes her first and exclusive appearance in motion pictures in an original story of the theatre, entitled "Her Triumph," produced in Paris by the Famous Players Film Company. The subject was written expressly for the star,

and is so constructed as to display to

the utmost advantage Mile, Deslys' versatile and astonishing talents.

"Out of Millions" Gladimer Kubelow, who is admired by his old mother is equally loved by Maria, a beautiful peasant girl. In the midst of the wedding of Gladimer and Maria comes an officer with the announcement that war has been declared. Every soldier present is called to the colors and Gladimer is torn from his bride on the very hour of his happiness.

CHARLES CHAPLIN .,,

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"Housekeeping Under Cover" In

the World Film Comedy Stars of onereel comedy, Kathryn Osterman in "House-keeping Under Cover," revives memories of her capital work in the Boradway successes:, "Persian Garden," and "PifCPaff, Pouff."' Miss Os-

terman's refined comedy metnod shows up well on the screen. And she is pleasant and is fair to look at. MONDAY. "Captain Fracasse" Theophile Gautier's great story, "Captain Fracasse," was released on May 25 as a tworeel Biograph. The title is derived from the stage name of an impoverished young French baron who joins a troupe of strolling players for the sake of a beautiful girl named Isabelle. How he won her love, how she made woman's greatest sacrifice, and how

Captain Fracasse rescued his lady

from extreme peril, alone and unaided

in the midst- of foei who sought his life, is the breathless development of this drama. WEDNESDAY. "Fifth Commandment" Several exhibitors who saw this picture as soon as it was finished booked It a great tribute to its suitability for popular audiences who appreciate moral teachings on the screen. Julius Steger plays the part of a young musician who successfully tempts a girl to disregard her father's wishes in respect of marriage. Then the sufferings of the pair commence and continue acutely. She becomes a mother and dies. He goes abroad and falls in his profession.

PATHETIC SCENE IN GREAT CONTINUED PHOTOPLAY

One

of Many Tense Incidents $10,000 Prfsee Screen Prod action.

TWO DAYTON Continued From Page One. here. He ruled with iron hand, put a ban on movies and made them retire at 8 o'clock. They had thrown their suit case from a window and climbed from the rear porch roof. They were going ta sleep in the park

and leave on Sunday for Michigan. The uncle was pursuing them now on a motorcycle with a sidecar and had almost captured them; in fact, they had left their baggage in Glen Miller park while evading him. The boys were to whistle two long, low tones if he were seen, followed by one note when the coast was clear. Entranced by the tale, the boys went to the Glen and brought the girls their suit case and groceries. Amid the croaking of green back frogs and the singing of tree frogs the girls slept poorly and at 4 o'clock were awakened by the sun. Impending rain later caused them to hasten to the city where Marion decided to give up the

struggle. Elsie was holding the funds and she parted with $1.05 for a railroad ticket, keeping the remaining $1.35 to brave the tortures until a place to work was found. Takes French Leave. Elsie did not find a room until midnight when she went to Mrs. Reynolds at Ninth and North A streets and said she had missed the late train to Dayton and wanted to sleep until time for the early morning train. She did not arise in time next morning and said she had decided to stay another day. Then she went to the restaurant where she had been eating and

secured a meal ticket on credit. She did not spend any of her money until

Thursday afternoon when she decided to leave. Then she bought a young man she had met a meal with the balance of her meal ticket.

"She didn't even say good-bye to

me," said Mrs. Reynolds today. "I didn't believe her story in the first place. I guess next time they pay me in advance or sleep in the park all night."

CAMBRIDGE CITY, June 19.

Messrs. W. S. Hunt, Oliver Beeson,

Joseph Moore, Forrest Dawner, Chas.

Smith and Charleg Davis will motor to Yellow Creek Sunday on a fishing

excursion of two weeks.

Miss Alice Med earls, of Centerville,

is spending a few days with her niece,

Mrs. May Borden.

Miss Esther Bowden has returned after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Frazer, of New Castle. Mrs. Oscar Cooley and 6on, Glen, have gone to Cedar Grove, Ohio, to visit her parents. Mrs. Cooley will spend a week. Master Cooley remaining for several weeks. The Loyal Women's Bible Class, of the Christian church, will hold a debate in the town hall one week from tonight. Subject, "The Clean, HighTempered Woman versus a Dirty Good Natured Woman." Visit at Milton. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Beam, of Boswell, who are in the home of Mr. and

Mrs. James Mustin, on account of. the illness of the former's sister, Mrs. Jessie Murray, have been spending a few days with Dr. Sweeney and Mr. and Mrs. CCharles Hale, of Milton.

The Cambridge City Gray will cross bats with a Rushville team, in

that city. Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Wright and Mr.

Fred Wright went to Lawrenceburg

today to spend Sunday wltn J. u. Wright. Attend Picnic. Miss Ethel Macy, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hunnecutt, and Mr. Raymond Hunnicutt attended a picnic given Thurs

day, by the Mothers' club, of Economy, at Horse Bend, north of that

nlace.

Charles Hageman has improved his

residence and that occupied by LaW' rence Ogborn, by fresh paint.

The Cambridge City Chautauqua will be held August 17 to 22, inclusive.

and the Droeram saves promise OI

high class of entertainment in the dif

ferent lines.

: The condition of Mrs. Jessie Murray who is seriously ill at the home of her son, James Mustin, was thought

to be somewhat improved.

Mrs. B. F. Miller Was among the

guests at the Homemakers' picnic,

Friday, at the home of Mr. and Mrs

W. P. Hunnicutt, south of Dublin. Mrs. C. B. Kellar and Mrs. Charles Kellar spent Thursday In Indianapolis.

BY DR. D. W. DENNIS. ' If you have a cough and are steadily losing weight you should consult a physician to see whether or not you have consumption. If the doctor Is in doubt or tells you that you have the disease do not be discouraged; you have a curable disease; make up your mind to get well yourself and further.

that you will not give the disease to any one else; and especially not to your dearest friends your father or son or husband or wife or brother or

sister. If you will live so as not to give the disease to any of these you will very likely get well yourself.

You must see that every particle of

your suptum is thoroughly sterilized, that is everything that is alive in it

must be killed; if your consumption is of some other form and there is a running sore on your body every par

ticle of the pus must be treated in the same way.

How can this be done? It will not

be much trouble but it will require

much care; you must spit in a paper

napkin and wipe your mouth with the dry part of the same napkin, put the napkin in a paper bag and from time to time burn these napkins; if you

sneeze, sneeze in the same kind of napkin; if a particle of suptum gets on your hands you must wash them with soap at once; you must be care-

Hatred of the Nations for One Another. . .

This European war was born of the hatred caused by earlier warfareIt H11 MfMdur other wars IxitvMa thn

ful not to let It get on your clothing, same nations In the future. The sons

You must wash It off with liquor yet unborn will carry this hatred in

potassar. or a solution of corrosive I blooa to bute into wariarewnen

sublimate one part in one thousand,

or a similar solution of formalin or carbolic acid; you can by this means keep your person, your bed, and your clothing and surroundings free from the germs of your disease. You are vastly 'more likely to take the disease from yourself every day than any one else is to take it from you; if you do not do these simple

things you will surely die when your lungs are used up so that you cannot

get enough air to live on and your nearest friends are likely to catch the

same disease and die the same way.

You ought of course to have a doctor

direct you in all these. This and plen

ty of good simple food and pure air

day and night and letting "quack rem

edies alone are all that will help you

as far as v3 know.

Are not the rewards indicated above

worth this Dimple case? Cleanliness in your case Is not the next thing to Godliness, it is the whole thing.

Owen Hale of Nashville, Tenn., in the court of Lis business, got back a piece Of currency on which he had written his name and the date thirteen years ago.

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BOLT DAZES WOMAN EATON, O., June 19. During a rainstorm which prevailed here Friday afternoon, Mrs. Homer Showalter, who lives at the corner of Cherry and Me chanic street,, was stunned by an electrical bolt; The woman was standing In a door, calling V5 her. children in the yard, when the flash 'came.

BRIEFS

For SaleCheap, girl's small bicycle, in good condition. Call at Husson's grocery or 12362 Main. 19 2t NOTICE. All members of Hoosier lodge, No. 582, B. of Li. F. and E., are requested to be present at next regular meeting, which will be held Sunday morning at 9 o'clock in I. O. O. F. hall, Eighth and Main streets. 18-2t J. L. BLOSOM, President.

No more pathetic scene has ever been screened than that of the meeting between "Esther" (Lottie Pickford) and her gypsy sweetheart. "Arthur" (Irving Cummings), hero and

Charles Caplln In "Work" at the Ar. cade Wednesday and Thursday.

A state Inspector has ordered that all motion picture machines be turned by hand. Operators will not be permitted to motor, as it were.

According to late statistics, reveived by the Selig company, ten million people pay daily visits to motion picture shows. Whatdoyouknowabout-that?

ioitie piaroitp and irviicumminm,in scene from m MAFWiD FROM TXISWf" RYlNGtf'jOLfiM ftUZE PICTURIZEP ROMANTIC NOVEL. heroine of "The Diamond From the Sky," the Flying "A" continued photoplay, just before the flight of the latter to Richmond to avoid arrest. Shortly before the meeting -of the two lovers, "Esther" had rescued "Arthur" from the river, where he had nearly drowned after being hurled with his auto into the water from a precipice. In Richmond, he tells her, he will make a man of himself, and some day return and marry her.

LYNN, FOUNTAIN CITY, and RICHMOND AUTO LINE Headquarters Knot lenberg's Annex. Owned and Operated by J. H. Denison Two Regular Trips Are Made Daily Between the Above Points.

Leave Richmond at 10:30 and 4:30

p. m.

Leave Fountain City at 11:30 and 5:00

p. m. Arrive Lynn at 12 noon and 6:00 p. m Leave Lynn at 7 a. m. and 1 i. m.

Leave Fountain City at 7:30 a. m. and

1:30 p. m.

Arrive Richmond at 8:30 a. m. and

2:30 p. m.

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The Selig Polyscope company believes in this slogan: One suggestive film tends to lower the entire standing of the industry. It's a good slogan, too!

Harry Todd, the Essanay comedian, is just as excellent in portraying serious roles as he is in comedy. In "Broncho Billy's Word of Honor," he takes the part of sheriff, which he enacts -with the uncompromising sternness of one who had never laughed.

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