Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 34, 21 December 1916 — Page 11

THE RICHMOND V Aiukuium aisu SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, DEC. 21, 1916

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Christmas Scene in Berlin

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; Little evidence of war is shown in this picture, taken recently in one of the principal streets of the German capital during the holiday shopping season. - Note the absence of men in uniform, an unusual sight in Berlin far this season of the year. In the foreground Is shown a man, probably blinded in battle, being led along by a little girl.

RICHMOND MASONS SELECT OFFICIALS

Richmond lodge of Masons is making arrangements for its past master's night which will be held Tuesday in the lodge rooms at Ninth and North 4 street. Oscar Tauer. Jr., is master. Webb lodge of Masons elected last night as follows: Clarence Parks, worshipful master; S. Burton Gaines, senior warden; Clark Stevens, Junior warden; John E. Peltz, treasurer; W. C. Jones, secretary, and R. W. Phillips, trusteo for three years. The officers will le Installed Jan. 17, with other officers which Master-elect Tarks will appoint. WID0W0F GAYNOR IS CONCERT SINGER

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FIRST BAPTISTS ISSUE PROGRAM FOR CHRISTMAS

First Baptist church announces the following Christmas program for Sunday morning, December 21: Prelude March of the Magi, (Ashford.) Doxology. Invocation. Hymn "All Hail the Power." Scripture. Anthem, "Peace on Earth," (E. S. Lorenz) Mis3 Ruth Ferguson and choir. Prayer. Sonff by Junior choir. Sermon. Hymn. Benediction. Evening Program. Organ prelude for thirty minutes. Chimes on piano Mildred Whitely.. "Hark th Herald Angels Sing,'

(Mpndolf sohn I Choir in vestibule

Exercises, recitations and songsPrimary department. ; Song, "Silent Night" Junior department. Reading, "Why The Chimes Rang" Miss Helen Llgon. - Song, "Cast1 Thy Bread Upon ThJ Waters" Intermediate department. Poem, "Others" Mrs. Russell Cox. Gifts of the Sunday school. Music by Mildred Whitely. Offertory. "Silent Night" Organ.

Telescopic spectacles have been invented for persons who are so extremely near-sighted that ordinary lenses do not offset the defect.

SEVERE RHEUMATIC

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Rheumatism depends on ah acid which flows in the blood, affecting the muscles and joints, producing inflammation, stiffness and pain. This acid K!?ts into the blood through some defect in the digestive processes, and remafns there because the liver, kidneys and skin are too torpid to carry it off. Hood's Sarsaparilla, the old-time blood tonic, is very successful in the

c,ong, joy to in uona, uianaeJi ; recUv with purifying effect, on the --Choir and congregation. f b!oodi and through thc bood on the

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Anthem, "Holy Nisht Diviae." (Carrie B. Adams) Mr. Grey Evcrton and

( hoir. ! Scripture readiim, hy David Stephencon with music in distance by Junior I choir. j The Legend of Cathay Ruth Evans, j . Hymn, -"Holyv-Holy, Holy" Congregation.

proves the digestion. Get Hood's Sarsaparilla today. Sold by all drugigsts. Adv.

Mrs, William J. Gaynor, widow of former Mayor Gaynor of New York, Is shortly to make her debut as a professional concert singer, it Is announced today. In October Mrs. Gaynor sing at the Irish Bazaar at Madison Square Garden, where she was warmly applauded. She has a dramatic soprano voice, which has been highly trained, and her friends assert that she Is fully fitted for a professional career.

ARCADE Henry Gray and Lillian West iu the : Knickerbocker Star Feature .T..STER,OF HER SOUL" Geo Larkin in "THE WIZARD'S PLOT"

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presents PEGGY HYLAND ANTONIO MORENO "ROSE OF THE SOUTH" Comedy Frank Daniel PATHE NEWS SUNDAY " Wm. Fox presents VALESKA SURATT in "JEALOUSY" Comedy Frank Daniels Pathe Scenic Every Saturday, Sunday and Holidays shows will be run continuous from 2 p. m. to 11. p. m. ORCHESTRA MJSIC Afternoon Continuous from 2 p. m. Evening Continuous from 7 p. m. , ADMISSION Adults, 10c; Children, 5e. Yo can park at the Washington.

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TODAY TYRONNE POWER Star of "Where Are My Children" and 0 KATHLYN WILLIAMS In a 5-act version of Hallie Ermine Rive's beautiful story of the Southland "The Valiants of Virginia"

TODAY AND FRIDAY A Picturization of the world famed novel '

MIDDLFJOiO GLASS TO PutSENT, COMEDY

CAMP FIRE GIRLS RELIEVE M-RS. DENNIS

Class No. 5 of the Methodist Sunday school at Middleboro will present "The Hoodoo," a farce in three acts at the !iddleboro school, at 8 o'clock tomcrrg evening. . The cast has be'en announced as follows: Brighton Early, Yorke Little; Billy Jackson, Willard Morrison; Professor Spiggot, Artie Teaford; Hermachufc Spiggot, Myron Murly; Mr. Dun, Jesse Addleman; Malachi Meek, Myroa Murly; Misi Amy Lee, Verna Baker; Mrs. Perringtoa Shine, Margaret Davenport; Gwendolyn Shine, Nellie McEldowney; Dodo de Graft, Winifred Uttle; Mrs. Ima Clinger, Halcie Reed; Angelina, Garnet Addleman; Miss Doris Ruffles, Bernice

Little; Mrs. Semiramis Spiggot, Inez; Townsend:- Eupepsia Spiggot, Margaret Addleman; Miss Longnecker, j

Florence Gunn; Lulu, Esther Eoya; Aunt Paradise, Oliver Boyd.

' Members ' of Aklpsaya camp of Campfire Girls will relieve Mrs. Emma Z. Dennisj vice president of the Wayne County Anti-Tuberculosis Society, at the Christmas Red Cross seal sale in the post office lobby tomorrow and Saturday. Miss Louise Mather is arranging schedules for the girls. She and one of the other members will have charge of. the Red Cress seal table tomorrow morning, Mildred Nusbaum and Maxine Murray Friday, ; afternoon and Helen Eggemeyer and Miss Mather

Saturday afternoon. Girls for the sale Saturday morning have not been selected. . ' : . - ,

A. Lafrance, of Ottawa, Ontario, has six sons in the British army.

DRAW NAMES FOR JUDY

Grand and petit Juries for the January term of Wayne circuit court will he drawn by County; Clerk Kelly, Saturday.

JOHN C. BOOKMAN, CHIROPRACTOR ' Investigate Chiropractic for that old Chronic Trouble. Knollenberg's Annex, 2nd. Floor. Phone 1858.

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