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TIIE BICHHOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM.- TUESDAY, OCT 19, 1915 -

GERL1AN GUNS

1 STORM ALLIES' BELGIAN LlfJES

i f HAVRE, France, Oct. IS. All of'northwestern Belgium from the seaj to the French boundary, hat rocked j fand roared for forty-eight hours be-j

t neath an . Incessant bombardment or j

.the Belgian and French lines by, the Germans. .V . ; The artillery fire of the Germans was particularly violent near Ypres , and Dlxmude, in Ypres, in which the mighty guns of the Invaders hurled I huge shells to smash the allies' re- : doubts. Infantry attacks was launched by rthe Germans against the Belgian po- . sition at "Death's Highway," near Dlxmude, but was repulsed despite the fact that the German guns had been , carrying on a crashing bombardment ' of the Belgian lines for many hours. All Saturday and Sunday night, the ..'cannon flamed, the German fire being answered by the Belgium and French guns.

Laying Keel of Big Warship

FRONT OF BUILDING HEARS COMPLETION

"With the completion of the entire 'Eighth street frontage of the new Dickinson Trust Co.'s building at the corner of Eighth and Main strets, a good idea of the architectural design of the structure can be obtained," said Jesse "Weichman today. It will be several . months before the new banking house , will' be ready for occupancy though work is progressing rapidly. When completed the structure will . be on6 of the finest and most beautiful . of any in the city and one which the f citizens of Richmond and surrounding s communities can well, point with pride. Officers of the company are being congratulated on the new improvement. 6 ELL DANCE TICKETS

NEW PARIS , O., Oct. 19. Many .tickets have already been disposed of .by the committee. : Harry D. Collins and Oeci go Lehman, which has charge of a benefit dance to be given Wedne ,day evening for Palmer Brawley a violinist of ability, who is confined to his bed, and has been thus afflicted for two years. Old-fashioned dances, at well as all the new steps will be danced. Music will be furnished by a . large company of musicians. A record . breaking crowd is expected to fill the opera house.

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$15,000,000 and will be run by electricity, furnished by dynamos driven by oil engines.

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KNIGHTS OF DISTRICT TO CONVENE IN LYNN

Lynn has been selected as the district meeting , place on December 4, of the members Of the Knights of Pythias of the Eleventh district. W. W. Peters of Rushville, district deputy Will preside at the meeting. Announcement of the date and meeting place of the district meeting has been received by the local lodge from Robert A. Brown, grand keeper of records and seal of the Indiana Grand Lodge. K. of P. at Indianapolis. ' The Eleventh district comprises the counties of Wayne, Randolph, . Henry, Rush, Fayette, Franklin and Union. Richmond will probably be well represented at the meeting.

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LYRIC. Agnes Vernon is now featured in leading roles under Director Leon Kent at Universal City. Director McRae recently adopted Murdock McQuarrie's suggestion at Universal City to give Miss Vernon a chance to play at the head of her own company, and that his judgment was good Is evinced in "The . Girl of the Dance .Hall," a ' Laemmle three-reel western drama, wtitten by F. McGrew Willis and produced by Director Leon D. Kent. At the Lyric tonight.

UNDER SOUTHERN 8KIES The story of "Under Southern Skies" which plays at the Lyric tomorrow, is as follows: Lelia Crofton, a high-strung southern girl of 18, is loved by two young men, Burleigh Mavor and Steve Daubeney, both of good family and about the same age. The story opens in 1860 on Major Crof ton's vast Louisiana plantation, where Leila's eighteenth is being celebrated by a , big house party. Lelia has been brought up under the Impression that her mother died when she was only two years old. The major's two bosom friends are Colonel Mavor, an editor, and Colonel Daubeney, a politician; whose views on everything in general are always taken from an opposite standpoint. PALACE. "Trilby," plcturized by the Equitable Motion Picture corporation, with Clara Kimball .Young and Wilton Lackeye in the leading roles comes to the Palace Wednesday and Thursday. Patrons of this theatre will have their first opportunity of seeing the screen version of George Du Maurier's famous book and play, "Trilby," as produced by the EQui table corporation, under the able direction of Maurice

Tourneur, with the screen and stage's foremost dramatic stars, Clara Kimball Yaung and Wilton Lackeye, in the stellar roles. "Trilby" t in five acts and over two hundred and fifty scenes. ARCADE. Movie fans will hail with Joy the announcement of George Kleine's latest venture in filmdom, the picturlzatlon of Marie Correli's famous novel "Vendetta," the five-act feature which comes to the Arcade tomorrow afternoon and night. It would be hard to imagine a subject better adapted to the histrionic possibilities of the silent drama or one that could yield more thrills. The grewsome story of Count Fabio Romani awakening in his own coin and returning home only to find his faithless wife in the arms of his dearest friends, are story elements capable of strong expression. Incidentally,' the camera robs them of much that is unpleasant without losing any of their dramatic essentials. In "Vendetta" George Kleine has produced a picture of distinction, histrionically, scenically and photograhlc ally. It Is by all odds the best fivepart subject he has ever released and will challenge his famous "Quo Vadis" In public -favor. - Many of the scenes are staged on a" white marble palace overlooking ' the - Bay of Naples 1 and yield charming glimpses of the beautiful harbor and surrounding landscape: The work of Miss Regina Badet, especially engaged to play Nini Romani, Is delightful. .Her grace -and her exquisite deliperatness of movement demonstrate the poetry of motion.

Miss Violet Murley of Milton visited Misses Ruth and Gladys Cromer Sunday. Mrs. John Folk and daughter Florence spent Saturday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hirshberger. Mrs. Edith F. Smith returned Sunday after a visit with relatives at Detroit. Mrs. Laura Dickinson of Richmond

and Mrs. Peelle of Chicago spent Saturday with Mrs. Kate Porter and other relatives. Henry Kamp of New Castle spent Saturday in Hagerstown. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gard and son Elmer Gray went to NeV Castle Saturday for a few days' visit with her sister, Mrs. John Gray. . Mr. and Mrs. Newton Abrell spent Saturday in Richmond. Misses Helen Stahr and Bessie B. Jones and Mrs. Elisabeth Jones spent Saturday in Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Gard visited her mother, Mrs. M. C. Roth at Elwood Sunday. Misses Gwyneth Teetor and Luclle Geisler spent Saturday in Richmond. Miss Delia Bowers visited her mother,, Mrs. E. M. Bowers at Centervllle Sunday. Darrell Clearwater, Stanley Scott and Archie Fletcher of New Castle spent Sunday in Hagerstown. Miss Stella Brown of New Castle visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Brown, Sunday. Donald Kercheval was in Richmond Saturday. Mrs. H. C. Endsley and Mrs. Chas. Wedeklnd spent Saturday in Richmond. j Miss Anna Horn has returned to her home in Richmond after a tew days' visit with Mrs. Will Abbott. Mr. and Mrs. Royden Wolfgang went to Milton Saturday to visit her father, Frank Rother.

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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Winter and Mrs. Amanda Beck spent Saturday and Sunday at Connersville with Ellsworth Beck and family. Archie Wills and family were guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wills. Miss Mabel Hartman has chickenp6x. W. H. Behr spent Sunday and Monday at Indianapolis with his sons Karl and Hobart Behr. . Walter Leonard of Richmond spent Sunday with his mother. Mrs. Emma Carpenter of . Richmond spent Saturday and Sunday, here at her home. Mr. and Mrs. William Boughner, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boughner and Mrs. Bertha Carpenter visited at the home of Mike Mettert near Hagerstown Sunday. Mr. Ringley, who occupied the Beeabout property, moved to Centervllle Monday. Mrs. Mary Fnuk, who has been sick

for several months at the home of her sister, Kate Reisor, will be-taken' to her home at Toledo, O.,-this-week. , John Conklin and family, north of Cambridge City, spent Sunday with Harry Sourbeer and family.

motor car near Randolph on Saturday, the act of an unidentified legless man

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COMPILE PROSPECTS , FOR "Y" QLIDERS - W11T Jenkins and John Ulrtch aa generals in ." the coming membership campaign: of the T. M C. A. met last evening with the ten captains in the association building and further discussion of the ensuing canvass took place. No new business was taken under consideration. ' -

Compilatlon of a "prospect" list is

new being done at the headquarters.

When' the 'campaign actually : suits each worker will be given a list . of

ten persons who are considered good

prospects - for "Y" membership and these will be interviewed first.

. Another - meeting will be held on Friday night for the whole committee.

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