Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 89, 23 February 1918 — Page 9

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. SATURDAY, FEB. 23, 1918

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ZIMBALIST TO BE HERE NEXT

The remaining two numbers on the People's Music Course will be given in March and April. Evan Williams -will sing on some date between the nineteenth and twenty-third of April and Efram Zimbalist will give his violin recital March 18, as was announced. The People's Music Course mana

gers and Evan Williams decided it

would .be better to postpone his recital until warmer weather to obviate the danger of further disappointments and delays. Voice artists have been cancelling and postponing every place during this severe weather.

Zimbalist, who ranks as one of the

four greatest violin virtuosi in America, and is the husband of Alma Gluck, will give a most interesting recital here and music-lovers are anticipating it with great interest.

Revelations of a Wife

"MIGHTY GOOD OF YOU" The look in hiB made me drop mine again quickly.. Why, I could not explain even to myself.

"You look pale somehow, and your

eyes are strained as if you were worrying over something. Are the pupils more troublesome than usual this year?" I "The pupils?" I said inQuiringly. Then hastily, as I remembered that Jack supposed me still to be unmarried and teaching. "No, they are no worse than usual. 1 am perfectly all right, really, Jack. Tell me about yourself and your trip. I am dying to hear your adventures." The words were idle, foolish, but I could not stop to weigh them. All my faculties were centered on the problem how best to tell Jack that I was married. "Plenty of 'time for my adventures." Jack returned. "I'm going to hear all about you first. Hore we are. Place looks natural." "Yes, doesn't it? I haven't seen It 6!nce I dined here last with you." "Really?" He caught my hand in his as we went through the doors. "That was mighty good of you." I bad told him the truth. Broquin'e had always appealed to Jack and to me because it was quiet, offered excellent cuisine and service, and had never,succumbed to the cabaret dance craze,' which had taken possession of most of the New York restaurants. Its only music was that furnished by a really good orchestra of six pieces. The musicians evidently held the unusual view that thoir function was to provide a pleasant undertone to the table conversation, not to drown it. But Dicky liked the livelier places. He had never taken me to Broquln's; indeed, I never had beard him mention the place. The head waiter came toward us. Jack Indicated a corner table which we had always taken when we could get it at Broquln's. I liked the padded wall seats which Broquin's provided for those tables at the sides and corners of the big room. This particular table had the best position in the room. From it One could see everything that went on, while being out of the main rush. There could have ben no more ideal place for a quiet that. It was so early that only a few belated breakfasters were in the big hall. Later I knew all the tables would be crowded, for Broquln's made a specialty of Sunday mid-day dinners Jack forestalled the man who came hurrying up to help me off with my coat. I knew that he remembered I disliked having a waiter help me. As he removed the coat he looked quizzically at me. "Schoolma'amlng must be profitable this year," he remarked. "This outfit looks like ready money." J flushed in an embarrassed fashion. I was not yet ready to tell him that my gown and coat were part of my trouuseau. He had known of my very frugal expenditures for clothing in the past, years. No wonder he was surprised to see me wearing more costly thlnfis. The Wedding Ring Removed I sank into the padded seat and beyan to remove my gloves when I was confronted by a now proDlem. My wedding rln,r, guarded by my engagment solitaire, was upon the third fineer of my left hand. Jack would

be sure to see them if I kept them on. I told myself fiercely that I did not wish Jack to know I was married until after we had had his dinner together.

With my experionco of Dicky's Jealouny I had not much hope that Jack! and I would ever dine together in thlti j

fashion again. On the other hand, I had a strong aversion to removing my wedding ring even for an hour or. two. Besides being a silent falsehood, the act would eerm almost an omtn of evil. I am pot generally superstitious, but something made mo dread doing it. However. 1 had to choose quickly. I

must e!thr take off the rings or tell!

Jack at once that 1 was married. I

was not brave enough to do the latter. Taking my silvpr mesh bag from my muff. I opened it under the table and, quickly stripping off my gloves, removed my rings, tucked them into a corner of the bag and put gloves and bag back in my muff. Jack, manlike, had noticed nothing Now to keep the conversation in my own hands, so that Jack should suspect nothing until we had dined. Auto Show Opens at Indianapolis Next Week H. Eugene Smith of the Detroit Sale3 company of Indianapolis, is in Richmond arranging to open a branch salesroom for the handling of the Detroit Electric. f Mr. Smith Is extending as invitation to Richmond people to attend the automobile show at Indianapolis next week, and inspect the display of Detroit Electrics. The exhibit will be ;n charge of A. W. Hutchinson, H. M. Kiplinger and H. E. Smith. On display will be the large double drive four passenger car. the four passenger cars, and an electric roadster designed Cor business andlprofeEsional men.

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t by Rex Taylor is based on the experi- ! ment of a physician, and who at

tempts to demonstrate his theory that environment is capable of rectifying any heredity taint. He adopts the supposed son of a burglar only to learn it is his own son he believed drowned. Corinne Griffith, young and beautiful star has the leading feminine role. Evart Overton has the leading male

role, that of the son, and others in the cast are Ned Finley. Herbert Prior, Lelia Blow, and Frank A. Ford.

MURRETTE "Babbling Tongue" how great a matter

a little

Jane CowL MURRAY

William Russell, bright particular

star of the fighting film, whose genius

with five-ounce gloves might have landed him American heavyweight champion had be chosen to become a professional boxer, talks interestingly

of the big boxing scene in which he

apparently knocks out the professional, "Bull" Montana, In his new Amer

ican-Mutual production, "In Bad." At

the Murray Monday and Tuesday.

"That Bcene where "Bull" swings on me and knocks me over a second story balcony Into the middle of an afternoon reception, is much more

realistic than it was originally intended to be," said Russell, with a grin. Alice Stevens (Winifred Allen)

lives with her father, John Stevens (Forrest Robinson), an inventor in a

suburb of New York. He has invent

ed a device to rid the sea of eubma-1 production may safely be assumed to

rines. Baron von Wiederholtz (Rob-be correct in every detail,

ert Fischer), a German spy, assisted

Behold

fire kindleth!

And the Tongue is a fire, a world of iniquity; It setteth on fire the course of nature, And it is set on fire of hell. James, Ch. Ill, v. 6,6. The above verse taken from scripture is the basic argument of the scenario prepared by the combined efforts of William Humphrey, and George E. Hall. It 1b a comprehensive verse, and while unquestionably has been taken as text for uncounted thousands of sermons, the dramatic possibilities reach their climatic heights in

the picture presented in "Babbling Tongues," at the Murrette Wednesday

and Thursday,

"One Law for Both," the newest

photodramatic spectacle made under the direction of Ivan Abramson since

the showing of his last production, "Enlighten Thy Daughter," will be given its premiere at the Murrette

theatre Friday and Saturday. The presentation Is particularly timely, inasmuch as part of the story is located in Russia. It shows the conditions that obtained in the Darkest Empire immediately before the revolution which transformed the country into a republic and. In the light of events subsequent to the making of the picture, it may almost be said to have been prophetic. Ivan Abramson, the author and producer of the picture, was himself at one time an important operatic director and producer

in Russia, and the atmosphere of the

by Countess Elsa (Margaret Greene) and Richard Steele (Clarence Handyside), learn of the invention, and the Countess obtains possession of the plans. Alice goes to New York to recover them. Winifred Allen in "From Tow to Six" at the Murray Wednesday and Thursday at the-n "Sadie Goes to Heaven" 'will be seen at the Murray Friday and Saturday. WASHINGTON Myron Leeds was a struggling artist in McDougal Alley, the New York Bohemia. You'll enjoy this picture. "Gates of Gladness," when you see it at. the Washington theatre on Sunday with Madge Evans and George MacQuarrie as the stars. "A Heart's Revenge" will be seen at the Washington theatre next Monday and Tuesday. "A Man's Man," which was staged by Oscar Apfel, who has been responsible for a large number of noteworthy screen productions, will be the attraction at the Washington theatre Wednesday and Thursday. Mae Marsh, star of the new Goldwyn picture, "Fields of Honor," from the story by Irvin S. Cobb in the Saturday Evening Post, and to be shown at the Washington theatre Friday and Saturday has the role of Marie Messereau, a little French girl struggling to support her ill sister and herself under most adverse conditions. LYRIC "The Hand That Rocks The Cradle" a new feature of vital interest, which has been prepared by Lois Weber and Phillips Smalley, will open a limited engagement at the Lyric theatre on Sunday and Monday. The new photodramatic masterpiece is described as a note worthy Lois Weber production, in six reels, dealing with a question of vital interest to humanity. Yet, it Is authoritatively stated that there is not one line or situation which could offend the most fastidious.

Hooverize the Hohenzollerns.

PALACE One of the big, gripping scenes in "The Menace," the Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Features, which will be seen In the Palace theatre on Sunday Is where the supposed adopted son of wealthy parents is detected robbing the home of his fiancee's parents. The youth has fallen under the influence of a convict who convinces him he is his own son and forces him into a life of crime under threat of exposing his real parentage. This strong picture from the story

SUNDAY Greater Vitagraph Presents CORINNE GRIFFITH

THE

MENACE" A startling drama of Love and a Hidden Danger. A Western full of pep and tense situations. Also "Vengeance and the Woman" By Cyrus Townsend Brady A thriller that is proving the most popular picture shown in Richmond, and a cartoon comedy. Extra Sunday Night Extra For Some Real Music KOLP'S ORCHESTRA Tonight -Sensational War Pictures 'The Battle of Arras' and Fatty Arbuckle Comedy

31 riBmi

Sunday and Monday LOIS WEBER & PHILLIPS SMALLEY

in their own production

6HP

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Cast includes Lois Weber, Phillips Smalley, Priscilla Dean, Wedgewood Nowell, Evelyn Selbie, Harry Demore and T. D. Crittenden. The Most Talked About Photo Drama of the Age.

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German Eliminated from South Dakota School

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Feb. 23. Immediate abandonment in all educational institutions in South Dakota, Including state normal schools, colleges, universities and public schools, of the teaching of German language was ordered by the state council of defense in a resolution adopted here today. So far as is known this is the first statewide action taken in the country.

Court Records

Marriage Licenses. Floyd Dalrymple, 21, rarmer, Dublin, Ind., to Mabel Scott, 20, Milton, Ind. Marion Londing, 24, fireman, Richmond, to Alberta Haguely, 18, Richmond . ; Herman Bryan, Walford, 21, farmer, Milton, Ind., to Naomi Francis Bertsch 20, Cambrjdge City.

KENNEPOHL IS CANDIDATE

B. A. Kennepohl is a candidate for

commissioner from the eastern districtSTRIKERS IN

Continued From Page One. had been set up, working day and night, j The arrests and trials numbered over a hundred, and terms of imprisonment up to ten months were imposed. Workers between the ages of 17 and'4S who were subject to mili

tary service were brought under military control and were ordered to perform certain . work for which they would receive only military, pay. A large number of working people gave up their membership in the local trade organizations. "It is lamentable to learn that in many families the father or mother in some, indeed both parents had been condemned to long terms of imprisonment. We saw children in charge of grandparents who mourned in common the fate that had "suddenly overtaken them. Everything that could be associated with the strikers was adversely affected. The working people and their organizations suffer

ed most severely and the right of

assembly will be suspended for a long period. The negotiations on economic matters, which had been initiated with the munitions firms with the co-operation of the war office has been suspended, and dissension has been sown in the ranks of labor."

NOW IS THE TIME TO BE CAREFtX The widespread blizzard Is causing such a demand for cough medicines that almost any sort of mixture is finding sale. Avoid unknown concoctions that might contain harmful drugs. When you buy Foley's Honey and Tar Compound you are certain of getting a family cough medicine of high standard and genuine merit. It contains no opiates. For sale by A. G. Luken & Co. Adv.

Sunday Only Featuring WM. MONG and WALT WHITMAN A clever crook drama adapted from Meredith Nicholson's story In Collier's Weekly. 2 REEL KEYSTONE COMEDY "RUINED BY A DUMB WAITER" Runge Orchestra Clarence Runge, Director. MIUIRIRETTE Sunday and Monday

A gripping modern drama, a picture the whole family can see with profit and remember with pleasure. ADULTS 15o CHILDREN 5c

Coming D. W. Griffith's Colossal Production En tolerance"

Hoosier Homes Help Hoover.

INSANE MAN BEATS FARMER.

WABASH. Ind., Feb. 23. Suddenly becoming insane, Charles Fluke, a farm laborer, arose early this mora ing and entering the room of his employer, Edward Graff, attacked and badly beat the sleeping man. Fluke was not overpowered until neighbors, summoned by Mrs. Graff, arrived. Fluke is in jail here. Brooding over the death of two wives caused him to lose his reason.

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Last Time Today ALICE BRADY le "Wo.nian and Wife" No better picture has ever been made by Miss Brady adapted from "Jane Eyre" known and loved by readers all over the world. Also FATTY ARBUCKLE in "FATTY OUT WEST" It's a Scream Laugh You Just Can't Help It Orchestra Music, Shows Continuous 1:45 to 11:C0 P. M. Adults 15c Children 5c

Win. A. Brady presents MADGE EVANS and GEORGE MAC QUARIE in

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(GATES of CSLAPMESS"

Deaj, delightful Madge Evans is simply charming in this delightful production. You'll like her winsome sweetness, you'll like the swift-moving, entertaining story. You'll like "Gates of Gladness" so much that you'll want to see It again and again. Comedy Pathe News Orchestra Music Shows Continuous 1 :45 to 11 :00 P. M. Adults 15c, Children 5c

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