Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 136, 20 April 1917 — Page 12

PAGE TWELVE THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, ' APRIL 20, 1917

IN THE RECONQUERED CITY OF PERONNE

British, troops marching through the streets of the recaptured city of Peronne, another of the French cities taken from the Germans In the great British drive.

SAVE POTATO EYES

COLUMBUS, O., April 20. Following a conference last night between Governor Cox and Columbus hotel proprietors It was announced tliaf the hotels in future will save the e; v o of potatoes used by them for disiUibutlon to back-yard and vacant lot gardeners as seed. Hotel men estimate that 150 bushels of potatoes are used daily. "

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On The Screen

Mr .and Mrs. H. R. McPherson and daughter, Marian, were Richmond visitors, Monday Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Miller and family of near Lewisburg, were entertained Sunday, by Mr. and Mrs. EmprRfin Heard and daneh-

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Spitler had for their Sunday guests, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Spitler and sons, Cllve and Levi Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Harshman and children spent Sunday in Eaton, with his mother, Mrs. J. P. Harshman Mr. Emerson Beard and daughter, Elizabeth, are spending this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Miller and family of near Lewisburg Mr. and Mrs. Henry M.

Petry entertained at dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Petry and Mr. and Mrs. Noah Charles and children Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Miller and daughter, I.'olen, spent Saturday night and Sunday v,lth Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schlientz and son, William, of Brookville Mrs. C. D. Miller visited with her grandmother, Mrs. Pottenger, of Eaton, Wednesday until Friday of last week.. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fulkereon and children of Hollansburg, were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schlientz and family, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crebb entertained Sunday, their son, Harve, and family, of Porland Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tanner and son, Melvin, and Mrs. Carl Emrick and son. were Sunday guests of Clarence Emrick and children.

Among the instruments of the band which played before Nebuchadnezzar's golden image on the plains of Dura was the p3altery, a stringed instrument (Daniel iii, 5, 10, 15).

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WASHINGTON It is a unique and thrilling story that Is told in "The Savage Instinct," the picture just "released by the Clara Kimball Young Service-World Pictures. Plutina, who lives in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains, is in love with Zeke, a clean young man of her neighborhood. But Dan Hughes, owner of an illicit still .has become infatuated with Plutina and covets her for his own. When Zeke leaves for the city to accept a position, Hughes drags Plutina with him to a secluded cave.- There he tries to force her to do his bidding, but Plutina runs to the sheer edge of the cliff where the cave ends and threatens to jump off if Hughes does not let her alone. It is at this critical point that Zeke, who has missed his train and who has been informed that Hughes has kidnapped Plutina, returns. Zeke is in time to save Plutina. In a fight that then ensues between Zeke and Hughes, the latter falls over the cliff to his death. "The Savage Instinct" is the latest release by the Clara Kimball Young Service-World Pictures and it will be shown at the Washington theatre today. Miss Young is supported by a cast of superior excellence in this production and handsome Chester Barnett appears as her leading man. MURRETTE Scenery of remarkable beauty is shown in "Pidgin Island," the MetroYorke five-part feature production

starring Harold Lockwood and May Allison, which will be seen at the

Morrette theatre on tomorrow.

The story, which has been pictured by Fred J. Balahofer, from Harold McGrath'e famous novel of the same name, is laid on" the rugged shores of

the Canadian border, where woods and waters form a wild scene making a

proper background for the meeting of two such daring spirits as John Cran-

ford, played by Mr. Lockwood, and

Diana Wynne, played by Miss Allison.

Both these young people - are secret agents of the United States Customs service, and in pursuit of their duties

they meet with many strange adventures. MURRAY If imitation is flattery, then George M. Cohan would naturally be expected to encounter particular difficulty in obtaining a hat that would fit his head, for if any person connected with theatricals, has been imitated to any greater extent than George M., that individual has never been 'written about. Quite contrary to the case often apparent, Georgie Cohan is today as unaffected and democratic as he was during the days he took lessons on the violin back in Providence, R. I. His many friendships are sincere regardless of "stations in life" and he is as popular with the stage carpenter as he is with the greatest of theatrical and motion picture celebrities. That he will gain hosts of new friends as a result of his forthcoming motion picture debut is readily expected. "Broadway Jones" is his Initial picture. Shown at the Murray Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.

CHARACTERISTIC POSE OF REV. "BILLY" SUNDAY

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A characteristic speaking pose of the Rev. "Billy" Sunday, the famous evangelist, who is conducting an extensive campaign for converts in New York. Most of the Rev. "Billy's" appeals of today are tinged with a spirit of patriotism. ' .

Slfw milling tvvts all the baking quality of best Turkey Red Hud Wheat. Silk sifting makes the texture extra fine. Thtftrftct mll-purfott flour.

Are all flours pretty much alike? Most people think . so but the thousands who use Valier's Enterprise know that it is far superior to ordinary flours in baking quality; and in economy, too; because it makes v baKing per sack.

THOUGHTS TO THINK ABOUT x You should get the man -who "does things" to do, for- you what you need to have done; men who hate to work haven't . time. Man's good health depends much upon his ' hearty use of fresh air; man can cure his. ills by courting the contrary currents of his bed-chamber. : The virtues of life are the sum total of man's self-control; virtues denote the positive qualities but vice the negations of the good; virtues overturned, turn up as vice There are two links of love sincerity and loyalty; . he who would his fellowmen serve must not In either of these' swerve. Want Ads in The Palladium today make for you good business tomorrow all the people read The Palladium Ads. You can telephone your wants to The Palladium at regular advertising rates. Phone 2834.

The cast of characters for the play, "A Case of Suspension," td be given this evening at the Reid Memorial U. P. church is as follows: . Young Ladies of the Seminary. Dorothy, Miss Helen Ball; Alice, Mias Anna Dafler; Mildred, Miss Hazel Ray; Undergraduates of a college nearby, Tom, Harold Hichey; Jack, Clem Roberts; Harold, Theodore Sedgwick; Miss Uphelia Judkins. Miss Mary Hull; Professor Emilus Edgerton, member of faculty, Mr. Verlm Ballinger; Kathleen, a Celtic maiden, Miss Carolyn Smith; Jonas, Seminary man, Mr. Orvtlle Teaford. The timbrel of the Bible was the instrument known today as the tamborine. It was used in early times by the Syrians of Padan-aram at their merry-makings (Genesis xxxi, 27).

TRIAL COSTS $3,000 KATON; O.,"" April 20. To try John N. Goodwin on a murder charge Preble county has expended approximately $3,000, according to the cost bill kept by County Clerk L. L. Brown. Jury fees in the case were $1,002.88 and cost of maintenance during the trial amounted to $300. To this amount must be added the costs of witnesses, special deputies and . -assistant prosecutor. The costs assessed Goodwin amount to $656.13. PRINCETON OPENS DOORS TO TROOPS

PRINCETON, N. J.. April 20. Plans are being made by the military authorities at Princeton University to continue the officers training corps during the summer months, devoting seven or eight hours a day to extensive work both theoretical and practicable. The university dormitories will - be open for the accommodation ' of all those who take the training.

The High Cost of Indigestible Food falls heavily upon the household where there is no intelligent direction of the food supply. Expensive high proteid foods, such as beef and pork, impose a heavy burden upon the liver and kidneys. They are not as nutritious as cereals and fr u i ts . Two Shredded Wheat Biscuits with milk supply all the nutriment needed for a half day's work at a cost of only four or five cents.' Cut out meat and eggs, eat Shredded Wheat Biscuit with green vegetables and fruits, and see how much better you feel. For breakfast with hot milk or cream. Made at Niagara Falls, N. Y.

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SENIORS GRANTED LEAVE

STATE COLLEGE, Pa., April 20Seniors to the Pennsylvania state college school 'of ' agriculture, who are ready to take places on farms, will be permitted to leave college immediately and will receive their diplomas at the June commencemnt.

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY

Begin Hunt For Spies TOLEDO. O., April 20. Secret service agents of the-United States government, will begin today a campaign of espionage on alien enemies of the United States. Special Investigators appointed by the government have received "Instructions from the department of Justice to comply with President Wilson's recent proclamation.

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