Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 134, 18 April 1917 — Page 2

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 19X7

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KELLY TO ADDRESS CEHTEIWILLE CLASS CENTERVILLE, Int.. April 18.-r School will close here Friday. Class day exercises will ba held In the high school room, by the graduating classes of the high school and of the common school. There will also be exercises In the rooms of the lower grades. The baccalaureate sermon -will be siren In the M. E. church by Dr. Robert Kelly of Earlham college next Sunday evening at 7:30. Commencement exercises at the same church on the following Tuesday evening. April 24. rThe address, will be given by Prof. Ellis, state superintendent of public instruction, Indianapolis. The class consists of the following: Mabel Taylor. Nova Shadle, Marjorie Hurst, Elsie Smith, Josephine Barton, Paul Duke. Mildred Driffel. Ivan King, Ruby Caetetter. Etta Lamott, Prances Colvin. Harry Foley, James Peele, Esther George. Alden Renolds, Esther Morgan, Mary Wilson, Wyota Cook and Geneve Hunt. This is the largest class ever graduated from the high school. . , . .

I On The Screen ..nii IM m n

WASHINGTON

The things that a house cat are

forced to endure are more than any spirited person can stand. Mrs. Kendall, the character 'played by Miss Ethel Clayton in "Man's Woman," the new World Brady picture, was Buch a

person. Bored to desperation by her

petted, pampered life she decided to

oe a real woman ana oeip ner buspsbo in the way that a wife should. TI:e manner in which she did this forms an

exceedingly interesting and pleasing

story. Miss Clayton plays her part superbly. She Is ably aided by handpome Rockcliffe Fellowes and a particularly capable cast. "Man's Woman"

will be the brilliant offering at the

Washington theatre today. MURRETTE Anita King, the enargetic and charm

ing young Lasky star, who will be been In support of Wallace Reid in the

Jetse L. Lasky production of "The Golden Fetter," which will be the at traction at the Murrette on Thursday and Friday, is one of the busiest

young women in Southern California. Her work as City Mother of Los Angeles occupies a great deal of her time and for the school room scenes in "The Golden Fetter," she supplied

children from among her juvenile admirers in the vicinity of Hollywood. MURRAY

During the production of Mary Pickford's new picture, "A Poor Little

Rich Girl." now at the Murray thea

trc, many prominent people, both in

f.nd out of the motion picture profes

sion, visited the studio in Fort Lee to witness the staging of the immense

ccenes used in this subject The unusually large sets and novel stage ef

fects which were used in presenting

this story on the screen attracted

many experts of the industry who

oaserly accepted Miss Pickford's in

itation to visit the plant while the

play was being filmed, -r r . WASHINGTON

In the part of "Plutlna" In "The Savage Instinct" Miss Clara Kimball Young has a part which brings out

her very varied emotional gifts to per

fection and gives her a chance of put

ting over a very strong offering in

deed.

The story concerns the doings of

some picturesque people In the moon

shine country, and there is a very

powerful plot to it.

"The Savage Instinct" will be shown

at the Washington Theatre on Thurs

day and Friday. WASHINGTON

"Man's Woman" Is the captivating

title of the new World Picture Brady-

Demonstration at Local Drug Store

is Coming Soon

Nerv-Worth, the Famous

Family Tonic Will Make

Its Bow to Richmond.

Mr. Albert Geis, chief demonstrator for this superlative remedy is about to begin a campaign in its behalf in one

of our city drug stores. The choice will be announced later. Nerv-Worth is a family tonic of the very highest order. It does good and good only for the victim of nervous ills. Composed of vegetable ingred

ients and containing not a trace of opiates, coal-tar products, narcotics or habit-forming drugs it confers rich benefits upon the system and leaves not an ill result behind. It is truly a

family tonic, blessing equally the weak, nervous, excitable child, the worn-out veteran and men and women of all ages. Thousands have been made over by Nerv-Worth, which goes

straight to the seat of nervous ills and

overcomes them at their source. When the Nerv-Worth demonstra

tion opens in this city the victims ot nervous disorders will find It vastly to their advantage to visit the store where it is being held. Sample doses, illuminating advertising . matter- and full explanations by Demonstrator Gels, who has sold thousands of bottles of Nerv-Worth, carried forward many successful Introductions and whose Nerv-Worth experience is rich and

ripe. Watch lor the announcement

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Made which will be the attraction at the Washington theatre tonight Miss Ethel Clayton is the star of this attraction and she appears with hand

some Rockcliffe Fellowes. The other members of the cast are all capable

and pleasing actors. The story moves

long smoothly to an entertaining climax. This Is a thoroughly pleasing

picture throughout

MURRETTE Born on the fourth day of July, it

Is easy to understand George M. Cohan' at oatrlotiam.- This also un

doubtedly exnlains his love for fire

crackers, brass bands and other noisemaking mediums. At his new motion

picture studio shortly arter ne naa commenced work on bis . first photoplay for Artcraft, "Broadway Jones," tha studio manager, realisms the ef

fect the hammering of carpenters on adjoining sets usually has upon newcomers, inquired if the din annoyed

him. "Annoy me?" laugnea ueorge M., "I like it. It's great !"

MURRETTE Tully Marshall, one of the greatest

character actors on the stage . or screen, will be prominent in the support of Wallace Reid and Anita King

in the Jesse L. Lasky production ot

'The Golden Fetter," which will be

the Paramount Picture at the Murrette today and Thursday. Mr. Marshall has but recently appeared under the Lasky banner. He was last seen as the celebrated character, Fagin, in the Lasky all-star production of "Oliver Twist." In "The Golden Fetter" he is seen as the scheming mine own

er who robs a New England school

teacher of her inheritance. Others in the cast are Walter Long, C. H. Geldert Larry Pay ton, Mrs. Lewis Mc-

Cord and Lucien Littleleld.

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The swivel chair seems to have been greased this morning. Perhaps It Is the spring fever. What is the scientific name for that malady? a diBnatek uvi that President Wil

son will swing a hoe this summer In a

White House uaraen. We would like to prescribe similar exercise for this William ofHohenzollern. A correspondence course In soldier. ing might appeal to some of the boys. Safety First A Main street sign, gasoline 22 cents per gallon, is an effective antidote for the automobile fever. If circus tickets around will secure the use of court bouse windows for posters how many pounds of spuds

Suggestion on Eczema It will take just a few moments to step la and ask us what our experience has been in the way of grateful customers with the soothins; wash of oils. D. D. D. 2Sc. 90c and $1.00. Your money back unless the first bottle relieves you.

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would a grocer have to give around tor the use of the same windows for advertising purposes? Travel-does make some people , so nervous. 1 A woman got on the wrong street car last night and had to get off at the next stop. An Earlham college student breaking Into print in a newspaper writes as follows: The Freshmen had a marahmallow toast In the gravel. pit on the west side of the Earlham campus. Games were played and a general good time was had. The party was on Friday night

The author probably, feels herself fully qualified to write a treatise now on "The Power of the Press to Mold Public Opinion."

TILL VACANT LOTS ABOUT SOUTH BEND

SOUTH BEND. Ind April 18. Not less than 500 acres of Vacant lots will be tilled in South Bend this year In an effort to combat the high cost of living. Already three-fourths of that area has been placed at the disposal of the chamber of commerce committee which Is parceling out the land to worthy families who will raise potatoes, cabbage, corn and garden supplies.

SHIP WHEAT FOR EXPORT

PORTLAND. Ort. April 18. Beginning today and continuing for at least two months, ,160 carloads of wheat will be shipped daily from the Pacific Northwest to the Atlantic seaboard for export

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COR. NORTH 8TH AND E STREETS

Let's Get Together on a Campaign to Combat the High Cost of Living, by Cultivating Home Vegetable Gardens The high cost of living is no longer a matter which we can sit back in our chairs and jest about. It has gotten to a point now where it has become a terrifically serious problem. The prices now, as every housewife knows, are exhorbitant. Now let's get together and combat the food shortage. How? In this way: Turn Your Non-Producing Back Yards Into Vegetable Gardens Go to your back window today and nine chances out of ten you will be looking at a back yard full of rubbish and dirt piles. Now let's ' clean them up. Get the family together today and make the back yard spick and span. Then, instead of letting noxious weeds grow, plant a productive vegetable garden, and your worry about the high cost of green stuffs will be no more. The possibilities of back yard gardening are almost limitlessl There are thousands of acres of them undeveloped. Under cultivation that land would supply enough vegetables for hundreds of families.

Home grounds, to be beautiful must be liberally planted with Flowers y Veranda Boxes Lawn Vases, etc. . Geraniums, Salvias, Petunias, Verbenas, , etc., etc -a - . PLACE ORDERS; EARLY Lemons Flower Shop 1015 Main St. '

Free Flower Seed Each purchase of ten cents of D. M. Ferry Garden or Flower seed will entitle you to one ten-cent package of Burbank Flower Seed free. Fifty cent purchase of anything in the store gives you two packages of Flower Seed free. ; - Ferry Bulk Seeds at Wholesale Prices Garden Tools of every kind. Poultry Netting in all widths. Screens, wire cloth, screen fixtures. See the new Economy Screen.

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Johnnie, Should Be a Soldier-" But it is just as patriotic to use a hoe as it is to shoulder a gun. We Have No Hoes But Lots of Seeds Onion Sets and Seed Potatoes The soil and temperature admit of planting today Swiss Chard Carrots Radishes Head Lettuce Red Beets Onion Seed Spinach Now get busy you wartime gardeners. Omer G.Whelan The Feed Man 3 1 & 33 South 6th St. Phone 1 679

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