Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 45, 4 January 1917 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY, JAN. 4, 1917.

PAGF. SEVEN

LODGE COMPLETES ATTACK ON MOTION

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4. Senator 'Lodge completing his argument in the Senate today against the Hitchcock resolution to endorse President Wilson's peace note declared its

freshments were served. The reading by Mrs. Myrtle Shallenberg were especially pretty. The society has been invited to go to Centerville February & and be guests of the society of Centerville. Musical numbers were given by Miss Margaret Windsor and Mrs. W. G. McVey. " ;

Mrs. Harry Lontz was given the favor vpsterdav afternoon after the

the red" and green ; luncheon given at the Country club by ness of her daughter, Mrs. R. M. Me-

Decorations in

j i.; ..i c i-ha Mrs Wilson Maeaw for members of

HT be ,eap ,n'e da'k' i Hrst UWn v the Wednesday card club. Mrs. W. R.

l-'ounastone win oe tne nexi nosiess.

Stanley, L. C. Gladys Miller.

Anthony and Miss

Tuesday evening the Magazine club will hold its meeting at the home of Mrs. Benton Addington. There will be a special feature of entertainment for the members and their guests.

Mrs. W. F. Osborn has been called to

Grand Rapids, Mich., by the serious ill-

end precipitate Congress into the

midst of Incompleted negotiations

concerning which it knew nothing.

i nesday afternoon when the Christian ;

j Woman's Board of Missions met at the ! church. A paper on the foreign topic i

At the pretty party given yesterday

r-enaior L.ewis, uemocrac, or Illinois, wrltten Dv Mrs. j. a. Walls was read afternoon bv Mrs. Mvron Crane at her

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oegan a ueiense or tne resolution j Dy MiS9 Margaret Windsor as Mrs. contending it did not envolve the na- j 'alls was out of the citv. Mrs. Tim-

tion into the unprecedented situation

by Senator Lodge.

LUMBER DEALERS WILL HOLD BANQUET

berlake read a paper on the home topic. Mrs. Ella Dennis gave a talk on the life of the Indians. Mrs. Davis cou-

home, North Eighteenth street favors went to Mrs. Ora Brubaker, Mrs. Walter Weidner and Mrs. Herbert Loper. After the game a collation in several courses yas served. The guests were

Eighteen representatives of lumber crmnanies in Wayne county will have a private dinner tonight at the Westcott hotel at the first meeting since organization of the Wayne County Lumber Dealers Insurance association, a mutual company recently organized. The president, Thomas Tarkelson. of tho Richmond Lumber company, will be the presiding officer. Insurance liability questions will be discussed.

ducted the Tiding Quiz. At the next ' Mesdames Herbert Loper, Charles

meeting Mrs. L. E. Little will read the

first chapter in a book and the subject will be- "Westpointers in The Mikado." There were several guests

from out of the city. After the pro

gram

Hieger, Omar Bullerdick, Guy Gott

schall, Ora Brubaker, Walter Wsidner, B. D. Welch, Clarence Mayhew, Elmer Dickinson, John Brown, S. J. Beebe,

George Schultz, Edward Hollarn,

there was a social hour. Re-1 Omar Whelan, E. J. Dykemah, Lewis

HAAS VIEWS INDUSTRY

K. M. Haas, secretary of the Commercial club, went to Indianapolis this morning to investigate an industry thorp which has made overtures to-v-t,r, of Richmond's $100,000 industrial oromotion fund.

Gold fU-er. copper, coffee, sisal, tex(I!f and i;,!;or fibprs, rubber, hides and fklns, tobacco and sugar from Mexico's chief exports.

WEAK, TIRED. AILING WOMEN Whoce Nerves Are All to Pieces Through Worry, Overwork or Sickness

If you are weak, nervous and tired out, generally run down, no strength, energy or appetite, then you need Btgy's Nerve Aid tablets, the greatest bedy, blcori and tissue builder known. One tablet taken after each meal regularly will bring tack all the old lime strength, courage and ambition. Negy'B Nerve Aids make rich red blood and makes you eat better, sleep better and feel better. Take one tablet with each meal and at bedtime Each succeeding day you will feel ycursclf getting bettor, soon regaining your old time strength and ambition. Get a box today from your druggist and if after taking them for three days you don't feel better, stronger or have more ambition, we guarantee to refund you the purchase price. All druggists can supply you but should you have any difficulty In obtaining these, we will gladly send them, mail charges paid, on receipt of price, 50 cents, Begy Medicine Cornpony, Rochester, N. Y. Get them at Clem Thistlethwaite's 5 drug stores. Adv.

Heal your sick skin

The Resinol treatment (or skin troubles is not an experiment. Doctors have prescribed it for over twenty years, lor eczema, ringworm, and similar itching, burning,

unsightly eruptions. They rely on Resinol Ointment because it usually ttops the itching at once giving the patient muchneeded relief and rest and rapidly removes all trace of the distressing eruption. Resinol Ointment may be used freely on even the most sensitive, aiily-irritated skin.

Resinol Ointratr.t is io nearly Acsh colored thai item be used on the tice. neck or hands without attracting tindde attention. Resinol Soapconta-.r.j the Resinol medication, making it excellent (or the complexion and luir. Resint! Ointment and Resinol Soap ri told by all drusguu.

Miss Mina Fox of Norwalk, Ohio, is the guest of Mrs. Oscar Tressel at her home, South Eleventh street.

Mr. Earl Wessel, who has been spending- the holidays with his parents returned yesterday to Rose Polytechnic Institute at Terre Haute, Indiana. The Protected Home circle held its first meeting of the new year last night in the Red Men's hall in the I.

O. O. F. building with Brother Frank Reis presiding. At this meeting the lodge received one new - member. Brother Rigions, and State Deputy A. B. Huff appointed him as local deputy. Brother Rigons is a resident of this city.

Hole Instead of meeting with Mrs. C. Heironimu8. .1 . , .

Professor and Mrs. Edwin Morrison, Southwest Seventh street, entertained a number of guests informally Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Laura Morrison, a sister to Mr. Morrison and

the Current Events ! Oscar Fulghum, who were married toyesterday afternoon day. The guests included members of

he friends cnurcn ana were Mr. ana Mrs. W. C. Woodward, Mr. and Mrs.

A meeting of club was held

with Mrs. Jesse Newby. The program

was given as announced In the year book.

Tickets for the skatin party to be given Monday, January 15, at the Coliseum under the direction of Mrs. George Cunningham are fifty cents per! couple. j The Friend's Foreign Missionary society will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:15 o'clock with Mrs. Allen D.

Isaac Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gluys, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Markle, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wilson, Rev. and Mrs. Charles Woodman, Mr. and Mrs. Harlow Lindley. Mr. Harvey Wilson, Misses Mable Ellis, Electa Henley. Emily Windle, Alice Macey, Eleanor and Juanita Ballard, Bertha King, Oiive Wildman, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Crawford, Mrs. Ballard, Mr. Willard Moore and Miss Mary Lawrence.

Washington THEATRE WEEKLY PROGRAM TONIGHT W. A. Brady presents Clara Kimball Young In

Carte"

Pathe Scenic

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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY W. A. Brady Presents Robert Warwick In "The Heart of a Hero" COMEDY "Jumps and Jealousy" PATHE NEWS SUNDAY AND MONDAY AFTERNOON Wm. Fox presents THEDA BARA "THEVIXEN" Comedy

MONDAY NIGHT

"My Home Town Girl

kot a picture Every Saturday, Sunday and Holidays shows will be run continuous from 2 p. m. to 11 p. m. Afternoon Continuous from 2 p. m. Evening Continuous from 7 p. m. Orchestra Music Saturday and . Sunday ADMISSION Adults, 10c; Children, 5c.

You can park at the Washington

ARCADE Kathlyn Williams in "COWARDS OF CONSCIENCE" "THE MENACE" Geo. Larkin in Detective Tale "The Patent Food Conveyor" (Vim Comedy)

Coming Sunday "PEARL OF THE ARMY" Pearl White in the Pathe's most wonderful serial

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A runaway Countess chaperons four girls in a summer camp. They all become engaged so does the chaperon!

Washington, Monday, January 8 The Season's Biggest Musical Comedy Attraction Direct from English's, Indianapolis. mi ,n 'Waieag.fi - in i ii

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Eda von Luke, Roy Purviance, Maurice Darcy, Alma Voulin, Mae Clinton, Mabel Bishop, Maude Beatty, Clarice Grey, Jack Hall. 50 People. A stage full of girls. "Home Town Girl" Symphony Orchestra. Prices 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50. Seats Saturday. Mail orders with remittance filled now. A positively guaranteed attraction. THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY COMPANY

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And

EUGENE O'BRIEN A delightful 5-act Essanay Comedy-drama .

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MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY Artjraft Pictures Corporation presents the world's famous artiste

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Pickord

An appealing and picturesque etorr - of modern India

"LESS THAN THE DUST" BY HECTOR TURNBULL Direction of JOHN EMERSON Beginning a New Era In Motion Pictures

Matinee 2:00 and 4:00 p. m.; Evening, 7:00 and 9:00 p. m. Lower floor, 15c; Balcony, 10c; Children 10c to all parts of the house.

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25--PEOPLE--25

Singing Dancing

Of Perfect Figure Of Beauty

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