Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 10, 23 November 1916 — Page 9

Presidents Daughter Popular in London

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Miaa Estl-pr Cleveland, daughter of the late president, Is working as a nurse in Gt. Dunstan's Horns for Blinded Soldiers. .She is a great favorite with the siIittees heroes In London on account of her democratic ways.

ATLAS UNDERWEAR COMPANY

PLANS ADDITION TO ITS FACTORY

An addition which will mean the em

ployment of 200 additional operatives has been announced by officers of the Atlas Underwear company. Contracts have been let and the building will be crmplcted in 70 days by day and night work. When the addition Is operating full fcice, the underwear company will have approximately 500 at work, accord In to the Richmond manager, A. J llarwood. Little difficulty Is anticipated In getting extra employes to fill place at the underwear factory, which 13 said to be one of the bent manufacturing plants In the country. Employes interests are safeguarded and they are assisted In good living and thrift. Will Distribute $6,000. At the same time, Mr. llarwood announced that $(i,000 will be distributed to employes, part as rewards for effic

iency and part as a Christmas savings plan. Each employe who has worked

KAISER'S DAUGHTER HELPS RED CROSS WORK

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since February 1, will receive $12.75 December 15. The rewards will be $50. $25 and $12.50. The dining rooms will be enlarged and when the addition is completed, employes will be served with 10 cent noon lunches which will be prepared by company's caterers. The new section of the factory will afford capacity for doubling the output of the plant, which now manufactures the highest grade under clothing on

the market, selling in every country in

the world. The new building will con

nect with the present one at Tenth and

.North D streets. It will be built of buff colored brick, three stories and

a basement, conforming in size and Btyle with .the old factory, huilding. . The company's other factory buildings are at' Piqua,- O.- The officers are

L. M. Flesh, president; A. L. Flesh, vice president; 'A. 'Lewis; Vice presi

dent; II. E. Sims, secretary; E. A. Todd, treasurer; A. J. llarwood, Richmond factory manager.

Princess Augusta Wilhelm, the (alser's daughter-in-law, is patroness f the German Red Cross and very xtlve in her work. She ably seconds ,he sf forts of the Countess of Itzenlitz, president of the National Wonen's societies of Germany, who has ictual direction of the women's work.

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RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT Thousands of wives, mothers and sisters are enthusiastic In their praise of Orrine, because it has cured their loved ones of the "Drink, Habit" and thereby brought happiness to their homes. Can be given secretly. Orrine is prepared in two forms: No. 1, secret treatment; Orrine No. 2, the voluntary treatment. Costs only $1.00 a box. Ask for bookleL A. G. Luken & Co., 630 Main Street. ' - Adv.

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So perfect ia the tone of this instrument that in both the vocal and instrumental numbers, during the Intervals in which the performers ceased accompanying the phonograph and allowed their own reproductions to be heard, alone, it was not possible to determine the line of musical clearage. This is a triumph of science and art and a wonderful -tribute to the mechanical genius of the inventor, the great Mr. Edison Richmond Palladium

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As Miss Clark sang, from time to time she paused, permitting the record to be heard alone one could not be sure Just when she sang or when she did not, except by watching her lips. When the lights were turned out no difference could be distinguished. Miss Clark has a decidedly magnetic personality and won her large audience the moment she appeared on the stage Richmond Item,

HELEN CLARK

Popular Concert Contralto of New York City singing in direct comparison with Edison's Re-creations of her voice.

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On Tuesday afternoon Miss Helen Clark appeared at the Murray Theatre and sang in direct comparison with Mr. Edison's re-creations of her voice as rendered by a New Edison Phonograph. At times she stopped singing and the New Edison continued alone. The audience was composed largely of musically critical people', yet they were unable to tell when Miss Clark was singing and when it was the

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Thus in Richmond it has been proven positively and irrefutably that the re-created music of the New Edison is so exactly like the artists' music that even the professional critics actually cannot tell the two apart.

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The New Edison Phonograph is totally unlike the ordinary phonographs and talking machines. Instead of a mere approximate reproduction, the New Edison brings you an actual re-creation of the music. The re-creation is exactly like the singing or playing of the artist. It has the same warmth, richness and mellowness, and is not marred by artificial tone or mechanical sound. In spite of the strong claims made by almost every talking-machine manufacturer, the fact remains that no phonograph or talking-machine manufacturer except Edison, has dared to publicly make tone-tests like the one held here last Tuesday. If you expect to buy a phonograph your own interest demands that you consider the New Edison.

A most liberal plan has been arranged for early buyers who wish to purchase one of these magnificent instruments for Christmas. It enables you to enjoy the fairest and most liberal terms ever offered Richmond buyers. Let us explain it to you in detail.

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