Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 140, 25 April 1917 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1917

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APPEAL FOR LONGER HOURS IN FACTORIES MAKING WAR GOODS

NEW YORK, April 25. The queltlon of an appeal to the government to suspend the law requiring an eighthour day on government work, bo far as munition contracts are concerned, will be. discussed by the National Metr al Trades' association, which began its annual convention here yesterday. Even if there is no direct request, it was said that manufacturers probably will be asked to make plain the effect of the law by submitting two classes of bids for government work.

ODD FELLOWS TEAMS TAKE IN CANDIDATES AT LOCAL MEETING Degree teams from Hagerstown, Cambridge City and East Oermantown conferred the Royal Purple degree on 17 candidates at a meeting of Oriental Encampment of Odd Fellows last night

Members of all encampments In the county were guests at the meeting. A

supper followed the meeting. Following in a list of candidates upon whom the degree was conferred: S. 8. Rockwell, George Relder, Don Lameraux, Samuel Oephart, E. E. Hawkins, James Miller, Everett

Thomas, Howard Brooks, W. E. Blue,

John Schneider, L. P. Hutson. F. C. Johnson, Fred Overholser, Frank Rife, Gage Rife, Harry Wllcozen and F. C. Hale."

IGNORES PETITION AGAINST GERMAN

Principal Plckell believes the peti

tion of high school students for re

moval from the curriculum will be

disregarded by the school board.

Superintendent Giles also believes

the petition will be denied. The petition has been presented to Plckell. It bears the names of a majority of the students.

On The Screen

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WASHINGTON Patrons of the silent drama are fast becoming as critical for good acting by those playing upon the screen as they are demanding of those of the legitimate drama. The fact that there is a general demand throughout the

country for higher art in photoplays has brought forth new efforts on the part of producers to give to patrons what they want, and that is one of the reasons why the higher class of artists are becoming Identified with the

drama of the screen. It is believed that public opinion will accord to her a proper credit for having done much to advance the quality of dramatic art as set forth on the ecreen,' especially as shown-in her latest play, "The Tiger Woman." Miss Bara is ambitious to become far more than a mere person 'Whose pictures may be admired or disliked, but to be recognized as an artiste of genuine accomplishments, and from the record she has made in the past there is not the least doubt but that patrons of moving pictures will extend to her deserved recognition for her splendid efforts in the sphere of high ideals. Today and Thursday, WASHINGTON The arrival of "Hell Morgan's Girl" at the Washington theatre on Friday and Saturday will mark an unusual event In local photoplay annals. Without being heralded as the "greatest ever" or guaranteed to embody all the reforms and dogmas of civilization, the play will afford stirring scenes and a gripping interest that has seldom been reflected upon the screen. Its scenes are laid in San Francisco at a period just preceding the great earthquake and consequent fire. MURRAY A coincidence in connection with the screen version of "Broadway Jones," George M. Cohan's initial photoplay at the Murray tonight, is the fact that its director, Joe Kaufman was formerly associated with the star In his theatrical activities. Mr. Kaufman's success as a director of motion pictures has established him among the foremost producers of highclass screen plays in the country. Prior to his motion picture work he was affiliated with George M. Cohan in connection with various stage successes.

MURRETTE "The Price She Paid." with Miss Clara Kimball Young as the star, will be the Selznick-Pictures feature at the Murrette Theatre next Friday and Saturday. This photodrama of the life of a beautiful young society woman is from the Immensely popular novel by David Graham Phillips. It outlines the problems In the life of a young woman, used to luxurious surroundings, who finds herself almost without resources.

SQUEAKS

From the editor's swivel chair

This dally squeaking Is not accomplished without more or less friction. College boys are so playful. Occasionally they break a man's neck during the Initiation ceremonies. At last we have It. Germany Is allowing; her vast armies to be driven back in order to wear out the allies and exhaust their resources. But what will the folks at Berlin say when the English army arrives all exhausted and worn out. Since Wilhelm has not Informed his people of the approach of company, they won't be prepared to feed the poor exhausted creatures. . And Hueller being held In custody of local and federal authorities Is eating of the limited supply of the United States. The devious ways these aliens do have of defeating the United States now that we are at war. The weather we have with us always. We newspaper folks are such nice folks that when the secretary of a society or the press agent for a realty company asks us to do a favor by "putting a piece" in the paper, we thank them for the privilege.

CLOWNS GIVE BEST TO CREATE SPORT

It seems Incongruous that men of college training and Inventive genius should devote their lives to the promotion of frivolity, yet this Is what a real circus clown does. With the SellsFloto Circus, which comes to Richmond May 15, are forty energetic, intelligent and studious clowns, whose every thought is directed toward making multitudes laugh. In accomplishing this these clowns have made use of every science and every sport known under the sun. Punch and Judy were the first clowns. In the days of early kings an honored position was that of the court jester. The clowns with the Sells-Floto Shows are jesters to "His Majesty, the American Citizen." The court jester was a buffoon who promoted risabilitles by both action and word. His latter-day counterpart in the one-ring show was like

wise, but when circuses began to grow so big the human voice would not fill the tent the clown had to resort to pantomime to promote humor.

KELLY ADDRESSES GRADUATING GLASS

CENTER VILLE, Ind, . April 25. A large audience Sunday evening heard the baccalaureate sermon to the graduating class of the Centerville high school by President Robert Kelly of Earlham college.' Choosing for his text, "And Jesus increased In wisdom and stature, and favor with God and man,"' be pointed out to the class essential lines of development to make the highest and best and most useful life.;.. ; "Education without the religious element does not make a complete life, neither is religion without education complete. One is very essential to the other." He went further to explain the text, aB shown in the life of Jesus, "increased in stature" he Interpreted to mean the development of the body, by out door life athletics, etc., and lastly the necessity of increasing in favor with men developing socially. The class of nineteen presented a very pleasing appearance .in dark gray caps and gowns. Commencement exercises were held Tuesday evening at the M. E. church and a very interesting address was given by Dr. Ellis of Indianapolis, state superintendent of public Instruction.

ARRANGE COUNTY MEETING

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., April 25. A county meeting of the members of the K. of P. will be held at this place Thursday evening of this week, at which all the lodges of the county are expected to be represented. '. The Knightstown team will confer the first rank on several candidates, using the amplified form of work.

THREE MEN RECEIVE MASONIC DEGREES

Cambridge City's celebrated Ma

sonic degree team conferred the Master Mason's rank on three candidates in a meeting of Richmond lodge last night. The candidates were Fred Glrty, Albert Davis and Vernon Ratllff. ' More than 200 members, Including the 50 members of the Cambridge City team, attended. A supper was served In the dining hall following the work.

STORM CRIPPLES TELEPHONE

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., April 25. The electric storm Monday night was the cause of much loss and inconvenience to the telephone company at this place.

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On The Boards

OTI3 OLIVER RETURNS '

Next Monday marks the opening of

the spring and summer stock season at the. rray - theatre, -when Otis Oliver reiums with his stock organization, presenting two plays, each week, with a matinee each Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. "Rolling Stones" hy Edward Selwyn, a comedy of city life, a play that ran a year at the Hudson 'theatre, New York, will be Mr. Oliver's opening play to be followed by "Kick In" the latter half of the week. This splendid stock company needs no introduction, having played here In February for four weeks.

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