Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 86, 19 February 1916 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, FEB. 19, 1916.

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"MOVIE FLASHES

Palace SUNDAY, brief synopsis of "The City." He Fltch'8 masterwork filmed by World Film Corporation, -which is h at Palace theatre on Sunday fails o justice to this melodrama of life. he ambitious family of a country in, eager for the wider horizon of city, are the characters of this How they attain their end, f r '. uugh what an awful crucible they is, these are the things that make drama. TUESDAY. sPennington'8 Choice," a gripping fy of the Canadian Northwest will jthe next release of the Quality Pics Corporation on the Metro Proim. This masterly five part picture Auction features Francis X. Bushand Beverly Bayne, the two sen favorites who in future will seen together in Quality Metro picIt will be Bhown at the Palace OTuesday. ; ; , Arcade MONDAY. fThe Dragnet," at the Arcade Wedday. a Selig mutiple reel drama. duced by Frank Beal from the story tten by Willard Mack, to be re-

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bday, Feb. 7. A noteworthy cast Selig stars will enact in this drama,

II jludlng Harry Mestayer, Wheeler " nnan, Al W. Filson and Vivian

A jThe Dragnet" is a story of the unj;.rworld in which James Durkin, frying the stigma of a prison term, olves to do the right thing and .illy comes into bis own. I TOMORROW. I Pieces of the Game" at the Arcade horrow. Rodger Gregory wins the 'e of Greda, whom Walter Brent had o wished to marry. Being good nds, Gregory insists that Brent live ?h them. Some time later finds the ee living happily together. During wo months' absence of Brent, Gregforms a friendship with John LockLockert becomes a regular visitor his home. Gregory spends most of time working, while Lockert enterris his wife. Brent returns, and ing trouble is sure to result, warns Jpgory. f. TUtSDAY AND WEDNESDAY. jThe Strange Case of Mary Page," .ffAfter viewing the first episode of ;ianay s serial, "Tne strange Case

.a ciary Page.' I was impressed that

w jwas one or tne most compelling; ptoplays I had ever seen. I

1 seen a photoplay that held me J th overmastering grip a live, rede K)ded photoplay in which jnen and r -wen loved, lived and fought as real r'.it-Ities and not the irst installment a mere serial film story. James S. ' Quade in The Moving Picture '"-"ind. : ' TLeaves little room for improvent. "J. Charles Haydon has used ective methods of direction. His t ;atre scenes are real, and the backge atmosphere, always attractive to uninitiated, is very good. The jtographic effects are entirely ef- , tive." Peter Milne in The Motion

tture News. "Promises to be of unusual interest." Tames A. Milligan in The Billboard. 'Should be a success. Edna Mayo is with her usual skill. Her co-star r. Walthall) plays the romantic , r; jng attorney with all the ability he wed.1n a somewhat similar part in ; , ie Birth of a Nation. " D. G. Watts -'-(The New York Morning Telegraph. Roles well bandied. Sure to at- .' ct." Genevieve Harris in Moto--;iphy.. Lyric . I TOMORROW. L'dwln StevenH, the noted legitimate .jr. who has played leading roles in w,;lsry sort of dramatic vehicle on the !.' " ;ltimate stage from Shakespeare to ce comedy, and who attained an (inent position in the light opera

Boxing Kangaroo Is There i: l JVith a Willard JVallop i - ,

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Herolng" for th benefit of the motion picture camera isn't always just

it cracked tip to be. Not by a r "nr Arord. star of the kuck Parvln in the Movseries of three reel eftern comedy dramas - flng filmed for the Mui , al by the American Film .. Imipany. Inc. Arthur Jands aupreme as a rider i bronchos, and can hurl r, : 'lariat with the eye of a inrp shooter. But when I comes to boxing a kan,.jroo, that'a another quesn, Mawrus. Acord prides ,,,,jmself on his boxing, but ,e Kangaroo, trained in . ;e art 01 nsucuus, s re with the wallop, too iwas an Interesting bout, d the director who stag"The Extra Man and e Milt Fed Lion." latest ; these popular Western medles, wanted to rent tbls particular ene. .The Kangaroo was lllng, but, as yet. Acord sn't signified his intends. ;

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HENRY WALTHALL At Palace 1 i5M field, and also in oratoria work, makes his debut as a screen actor in the Broadway Universal Feature production, "The Man Inside," at the Lyric to morrow, where the man who has been ! greatest character actor achieves new honors. TONIGHT. At the Lyric tonight will be shown "The Living Lie," a 3-part interesting j arama. MONDAY. Truly Shattuck, one of the most clever actresses on the stage today

Y,iu Been in a ij-picai roie in ine gjck wjth g,.jp M D. and Irvin great Mutual Masterpicture. "The Doddridge's fourth annual F.ale will Painted Soul," at the Palace Monday. , be held at the Irvin Doddridge farm. She is the mother of an artist just ! two miles southwest of here, March the scheming, beautiful, worldly wise j 2 Mrs. D. M. Clevenger visited Mr. mother which she usually interprets j and Mrs. M. B. McCashland Thursday. and she does it just as cleverly as she j John Hendrix and family were at Richusually does. j mohd Wednesday. .Several from PhiIt is the tale of her son's achieve- jlomath attended the funeral of Butler ments the story of "The Painted j Rodenburg at Abington Friday..... Soul." ; -: . :4 iMiss Gladys Plessinger went to Rich- ' ,; j mond last: week to remain for some itime Miss Mabel Sherman, Browns-

BETHEL IND Mr. and Mrs. Grant Moore spent i Monday in Greenville Mr. Will- i ion onfl f,,ilv ho er., fe f ,: " "J,," cr: I Mr. and Mrs. James Moore Sunday . , i . . . , , . .

,i-v-Vtrn daughter Doris and Mrs. Jennie Fisher day ithReece olfa and family.. were f fornier-s parentst John Money and family called on Mr. Mr ad char,es ' and Mrs Grant Moore, Sunday even-. aa nter near MJUon TnurBday ing. ...Lrvvin Anderson and daughter, Mr- am, Mrs Noah Plankenhorn spent Gladys called on Mrs. Ann lilson ofjTnursdav wjth MrsJ L,z,ie AVa,tlng Hollansburg, Sunday evening Miss and Henry and Ma, Plankenl)01.n. Bernice Anderson gave a skating party on the pond near town after which ai LIST COMMITTEEMEN dainty luncheon was served at herj , " " home. The following were present: MILTON, Ind., Feb. 19. The preMr. and Mrs. Walter Moore. Mr. undcinct committeemen are as follows: Mrs. Guy Anderson, Mr. and Mrs.t First precint, Theo. Crist. Republican; Hershel Brown. F. Forest Boren. Eber Benton Wagner, Democrat; Thomas B. Brown. Don Mutchner, Miss Geneive j Lantz. Progressive. Second precinct: Anderson, Miss Gladys Andernon and Oliver Wallace, Republican; Frank Mrs. Caroline Williams Mrs. Ray Wallace. Democrat: ' Harrv Ward Prn-

Polley is quite poorly Mrs. Oliver Spencer spent a few days last week with her mother, Mrs. Mary Young of New Paris Mrs. H. L. Welch and Wilma Harlan attended the wedding of Miss Bernice Home Saturday morning at Richmond Leonard Young of New Paris, spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Oliver Spencer Mrs. N. K. Davis of Whitewater, spent the week-end with her sister Miss Delia Anderson, who is ill. longr shot Take, for Instance, Ar-

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EDNA MAYO Tuesday Philomath Events By Gertrude McCaehland. Mr. and Mrs. John Clevenger and family were guests of M. B. McCashland and family Sunday.. . .Rut'us Stinson and family were i:i Centerville Thursday Messrs and Mesdames Willard Rodenburg and -Daniel Plankenhor sDent Thursdav with the Shadel sisters, near Centerville Mrs. Mary Shank spent Thursday evening with Samuel Fisher. .. .Raymond Kinder is jville spent Uednesday evening with j Willard Rodeqberg and family .... Mr. and Mrs. Ora Hendrix and daughter Thelma went to Centerville Wednesf0F fW "J'S VlSlt With MlSSGS Nettie and Cora Shadel, near Center- ' 1 1 1 .ilia, imrvci Luv.u. isiv; auu gressive. Third precinct: Frank Connelly, Republican; Clayton Kimmel Democrat; Scafe Reed, Progressive. How to Treat Croup Externally Rub Vick'a "Vap-O-Rub" Salve well over the throat and chest for a few minutes then cover with a warm flannel cloth. Leave the covering loose around the neck eo that the soothing medicated vapors arising may loosen the choking phlegm and ease the difficult breathing. One application at bedtime insures s gainst a night attack. 25c, 50c, or $1.00. At druggists. THE A TTDr1

NEW .rmiNiVLlUiLj pi Selected

TODAY A Biographical Production 'The Smugglers' 3-ReeIs of Keen Photoplay Amusement.

TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Henry Walthall & Edna

"The Strange Case of Mary Page" The Greatest, Most Powerful Series Ever Attempted by any Producing Company Perfect Acting Bowns By Lady Duff Gordon.

Extra Feature Tuesday Lublin Presents in 3-Acts "SOLD TO SATAN" With All Star Cast Enjoy Your Afternoons at This Theatre.

f I TT E f! m A f J SALE BRINGS $3,500 AT CAMBRIDGE CITY

CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind., Feb. 19. The Kitterman-Kramer stock sale, on Wednesday, was largely attended and good prices obtained. The sales amounted to $3,500. Charles Smith of this place, and Alfred Vanderbeck of New Lisbon, were the auctioneers, Park Gipe acted as clerk. The dinner, served by the ladies of the Christian church, Jacksonburg, netted $20.45. Valentine Luncheon. Miss Amy McDaniels entertained at a valentine luncheon on Wednesday, in honor of Miss Emma Murphy of Plainfield, the following ladies: Mesdames Jennie Jones, Alice Shew, Frank McDaniels. A. E. Ehle, J. L. McDaniels and the Misses Elizabeth Wlielan, Harriet Ault, Grace Drische! and Jennie McGrew. Heart-shaped name cards embellished with quaint Dutch figures marked the places. Entertains Clerks. Mrs. Grace Beard entertained the clerks cf tie Morris & Krahl ttore. at her home in East Main street, Tuesday evening. The early hours of the even ing were spent in gaues with music and later alter a two-ccurss luncn, all formed a party at the Cczy theatre. Among the number were Mcsda.mes Delia Wililams, Joe Mcoie, Virgie Thalls. Stella Jenkins, M. R. Krahl, Pearl Van Buskirk, and the Misses Irene Toms and Mabel Oldham. Turner Recovers. Harry Turner, who had been confined to his room seven weeks on account of a broken leg, was able to" be on the street Tuesday. Elect Delegates. A meeting will be held at the M. E. church Sunday afternoon, from 3 to 5 o'clock, for the purpose of electing a delegate and -an alternate to the North Indiana Conference, wliiob. convenes at Fort Wayne, March 29. Personal Mention. Mrs. Jessie Cornell who has spent the month at Fort Wayne in the in tert-st of the Pocahontas, will return home Monday Mrs. E. V. Hahn 1 having abandoned her trip to Pcrto j Rico, will spend the spring mouth in I I New York aid Atlantic City Rev. i Wyant of the Baptist church, will havcfj for his subject Sunday morning. "The Conqueror's Victorious Tread.". . . . i Mrs. F. J. Scudder and children arej spendhig the week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Garretson at; 1 Knightstown .Mrs. J. A. Spence of:

Indianapolis, is tne guest ci tier sister, ; Rnd starting at once on the road to Mrs. Squire Cornthwaite Mrs-! health and strength. Laura Richey and her mother, Mrs. ; When your blood is impure and imMary Hindman, are spending the week !10veridhed it lacks vitality, your diin Richmond, the guests of. Mr. and g.estioii is imperfect, your appetite is Mrs. Frank Parsons The members j poor and an the functions of your of the G. A. R. are pushing the sale of j i.0jv- are impaired. tickets for their bean supper next! Hood's Sarsaparilla is a wonderful Tuesday evening Wildey Martin of j Mood tonic. It will build you up Lewisville, wars the guest of Mrs. ; quicker than any other medicine. It Daisy Wood on Tuesday Dr. and ! gives strength to do and power to enMrs. Littell and Mr. and Mrs. Fred ! dure. It is the old standard tried and Rcmer saw "The Follies" at Indianap-j true all-year-round blood -purifier and olis Tuesday night. . ...James M. : enricher. tonic and appetizer. NothLacey of Richmond, was a Cambridge : ing else acts like it. for nothing else

City visitor Wednesday Mrs. Bertha Pruit. a trained nurse of this; city, went to St. Vincent's hospital, j Fifty Tablets for Fifty cents your druggist does not keep them sent upon receipt of price. Post paid anywhere you may direct. Are very ministers, keepers A TTMC Showing a SUNDAY Essanay Presents NELL CRAIG & BRYANT WASHBURN in their Latest 3-Act Sensation ' "Pieces of The Game." With It Two Comedies that Records. Splinter all

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Extra Feature Wednesday Knickerbocker All Star Feature Presents "THE DRAGNET." i " In 3-Acts Featuring VIVIAN REED and WHEELER OAKMAN. .

Indianapolis, Thursday for treatment. She was accompanied by her sister-in-law, Mrs. W. H. Pruitt Mrs. J. E. Brooks spent Thursday at Connersville, the guest of Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Harr James Mustin spent Wednesday at New Castle" transacting business Harper Lindsay and Miss Esther Straughn witnessed, "The Birth of a Nation," at the Coliseum, Richmond, Thursday night.

Deaths in Preble PETER MILES. EATON Funeral services for Peter Miles, more than 70, former Eatonian, who died Thursday at his home in Dayton, will be held Sunday afternoon in First Christian church, this city, conducted by Rev. Henry Crampton. Short services will be held during the morning at the home in Dayton. He is survived by his widow, six children brother, Richard Miles, of this . city. CHARLES GIBBONS. EATON Feb. 19. Funeral services for Charles Gibbons, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gibbons, near West Florence, were held at 9:15 Saturday morning in the local Catholic church, conducted by Father Hyland. Burial was made in Mound Hill cemetery. Besides his parents the deceased leaves one brother and three sisters. i STEEL PIERCES FINGER MILTON. Ind., Feb. 19. Clarence Lathrop, who is employed at the Standard works at Cambridge City, had the index finger on his left hand badly hurt, because of a piece of steel run- ! ning into his finger some distance. HAVE GOOD HEALTH Take Hood's Sarsaparilla, the Old Reliable Spring Tonic. Don't let the idea that you may feel better in a day or two prevent you from getting a bottle of Hood's Sarv frnm anv drue store has the same formula or ingredients. Be sure to ask for Hoods; insist on' Laving it. Adv. Good for Coughs, Colds and Grip and

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Variety of Program Photoplays MONDAY "HELEN" The Girl Without Fear 1 In "Tapped Wires" With It An Entertaining 15 Minute Comedy. Mayo The Most Beautiful Screen Actresa in

LODGE HONORS

Continued From Psgc One hood," was an interesting dissertation on the fraternalism of Odd Fellowship. Charles -W. Jordan who was to have made an address was not present. Bellis Heads List. Following are the names of the. members who are the oldest in point of membership: - Edward Bellis has been a member over 60 years. John Z. Miller 57 years. Elijah Lawton 55 years. Thomas P. Logan 53 years. Isaac G. Dougan 52 years. . . George Bishop 52 years. Joseph T. Russell 50 years. W. W. Alexander' 50 years. Joseph P. Miff 50 years. William L. Thomas 50 years. A. S. Johnson, M. M. Lacey, S. B. Williamson and John S. Seaman will be members 50 years this year. Letters of greeting and expressing regret that they could not be in atItndance were received from members in different parts of the country. Chief among these were ones from J. A. Spekeuhier of Bogaloosa, La., and J. Ben KLEIN ACCOMPANIES "BIRTH OF A NATION' With the arrival of the company with "The Birth of a Nation," it was loarned that A. E. Klein, a son of the founder of the Evening Item, was a member of the orchestra and plays the 'cello in that organization. Mr. Klein was born in Richmond and has many friends here, who met him again today. He was playing in the Iropuois theatre orchestra when the disaster fire occurred in Chicago years ago. li 11

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Tommorw, Sunday 5 Reels A Big Broadway Feature in Five Acts "The Mafi.lnoide"

MONDAY Two Reels Her Majesty, Dick Turpin." One Reel Her Naughty Eyes."

WEDNESDAY Two Reel Western

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One Reel "A QUIET SUPPER FOR FOUR."

THURSDAY I FRIDAY Two Reels Two Reels "The Family Secret" "ELEVATING Two Reels I? A Till?!)" "The Harbor Transporta- rilllLli t ion Trust." One Reel Another Graft story. "As Fate Decides.

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TODAY H. WOODS presents the brilliant screen star FLORENCE REED

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in a film version of his great New York stage success. "NEW YORK" One of the strongest dramas ever screened. SUNDAY World Film Corp. presents The Deathless, Monumental Masterwork of America's Greatest Dramatist CLYDE FITCH

In Five Acts , Played by an allstarcast. The story of a man who would sacrifice all to win his battle in life. MONDAY The Lurid Life of the Underworld Portrayed with Overpowering Reality in the Great Drama of Resurrection "The Fainted Soul" The Love and Regeneration of a Girl of the Slums Rescued from a Sordid Life of Depravity Enacted with Dramtic Ferver by Brilliant BESSIE BARRISCALE, Fildom's Celebrated Emotional Star. A Five-Act Mutual Masterpiece Presented by an All-Star Company Including TRULY SHATTUCK and CHARLES RAY. A Gripping Story of Moral Uplift and the Dawn of Spirituality in a Down-trod-den Victim of Circumstances. TUESDAY Metro Presents the Popular Screen Stars FRANCIS T. BUSHMAN and BEVERLY BAYNE in a Thrilling Drama of the North Woods. "Pennington's Choice" In Five Acts. THURSDAY The inimitable Screen Star VIOLA DANA in the Thrilling' Drama of Pathos and Passion. f 'The Innocence of Ruth" In Five Acts FRIDAY JOSEPH KILGOUR and VIRGIANA PEARSON in the Sensational Love Story "Thou Art the Man" Based Upon Thou Shalt Not Covet Thy Neighbor's Wife.

nett Gordon of Sioux City, la. Tbeso two were read to the members. An interesting feature of the meeting was the annual report of Secretary L. A. Handley, showing that $4,295.20 was spent in relief purposes during the last year, an average of $358 a month. The lodge has a membership of 580 and nine deaths occurred in 1913. The total resources on Jan. 1 were $67,172.09. .A program of music was rendered by the Philip Gates orchestra, and Included a solo by Ernest Hinman. The menu of the supper served In both the dining hall and dance ball comprised roast beef, bass, escalloped and raw oysters, olives, pickles, eelcry, oranges and other fruits, coffee, ice cream and cake and other delicacies.

GERMANTOWN PLANS TO OPEN NEW BANK EAST GERMANTOWN. Feb. 19. Persons proposing to start a bank here wpre refused a certificate by the state charter board Wednesday. A subscription for stock, however, is now being taken controlled by citizens of this community which will guarantee deposits and the bank will be startedPark R. Gipe will be cashier of the new institution and is now accepting" applications for capital stock. The Best Cough Medicine. When you have a cough or a cold you want the very best cough medicine obtainable. There are a great many v.ho very much prefer Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to any other. Mrs. Elizabeth Williamson, Crooksville, O.. Is one of them. She says: "I have found Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to be the best cough medicine I have ever used." Obtainable everywhere.-" Adv. . 11 Feature Plays 99 TUESDAY Firing the Butler of the Butler's Fire." r One Reel 'Arthur's Last Fling.'' OF WILD WOLF." I" m 4

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