Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 123, 4 April 1918 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1918

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BRINGING UP FATHER

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MANY BASEBALL PLAYERS MAY BE IN ARMY SOON

Many Stars of the Green May Be Taken Before the Month of July. Major league club owners are not at all eure of holding players within the draft age until the clo3;. cf the 101S season. With the next draft call liable o come during the month of April, men of draft age will be rushed to army

cantonments just as rast as it 13 iosBible for the government to get them there, and as the boys in C'.as? 1A, are called there may be gaping holes In many a big league lineup by the first of July. ' Such players as Denny Kcuf.. At Mamaux, Ray Chapman, Red Faber, Grover Cleveland Alexander an George Burns may be wearing kluiKi instead of big league uniforms tv r;i Isummer. And there is no use underWimating the extent that the loss or -Alieir services would amount to. Kauff's Loss Would Hurt. Should the Giants lose Kautf, MrCraw's outfield would be practically wrecked Davey Robertson's determination to quit the game was a nard enough blow, but the dashing little center fielder of Federal league fame would be missed even more than Robertson v. ere he to go. In the case of Ray Chapman, wno may be taken from the Indians, his going would wreck Ie Fohl's infield. One of the best shortstoppers hi ibe business: Chapmen's presence on the Cleveland Inner circle is imperative to give it balance. Without him tne Indian infield would be like a boat without a rudder. The White Sox could ill aifcrd to loso the services of Red Faber, wno Is being depended on to win many games for them this season and should the Cubs lohe Alexander his shoes could not possibly be filled. Mamaux is Experiment. While Al Mamaux is somewhat of an experiment for the Dodgers. Uncle Robby is counting heavily on him to come back and star as the headliner of the Brooklyn staff, so if he goes Brooklyn will suffer. There are a good many othor playvWs who status is not definite. Some of them could be spared wellenough, but others are badly needed. So tbe magnate is getting ready to open the season without assurance that he can put a ball dub in the field and keep It there. The magnates, however, are i not helping. They will stand any loss - with a smile and consider that it add3

to "their bit. '

-Set 'Em Up OnThc Other Alley

Oxford Baseball Nine to Play Eight Games OXFORD, O., April 4. The Oxford high school baseball schedule was announced today, as follows: April 5, Hamilton at Oxford; April 12, Oxford at College Corner; April 19, Oxford with Steele Hi at Dayton; April 2f, Oxford at Middletown; May 3, Oxford at Camden; May 10, Steele, of Dayton, at Oxford; May 17, Camden at Oxford; May 24, Middletown at Oxford.

Charley Mitchell; Old English Fighter, Dies LONDON, April 4. Charley Mitci el', former heavyweight pugilist of England, died Wednesday at Hovis. near Brighton, of a complication oi diseases. His full name was Charle-. Watson Mitchell. He was born at Birmingham, England, November 'A, 1SG New Small Brogham on the Market Hers

In the new Detroit Electric small Brougham, the manufacturers have followed out the same aim that they have in their larger models; that is. the production of the finest electric powered automobile that could be built, not only from the mechanical standpoint but from the standpoint of beauty. The Detroit Electric lays claim to the title of a quality motor car, rightfully, on this account. II. U. Wood of Richmond, assisted by II. E. Smith of the Anderson Electric Car Co., will handle the sale of "Detroits" in Richmond. Wood is one of the pioneer electric car men of Richmond.

Friday and Saturday, is going to have a hard time getting people to work for her unless her hoodoo breaks. While filming "The Honeymoon" at Niagara Falls her camera man was arrested for taking photographs in a barred military zone.

well. For today and Saturday the picture will be the popular Wm. "Bill" Hart In "The Apostle of Vengeance." said to be one of his strongest pictures.

On The Screen I

WASHINGTON Constance Talmadge, who will appear here in "The Studio Girl," to be shown at the Washington Theatre on

MURRAY The "Night in Venice" opened at the Murray this afternoon presenting a pleasing singing, dancing and musical novelty. All of the members of the company are good musicians and are the possessors of excellent voices as

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Palladium. Adv.

MURRETTE When George Fitzmaurice, the Astra director, was casting his mammoth production of Kipling's "The Naulahka," which plays the Murrette theatre today, he assembled an aggregation of stars such as is not often to be seeu in one picture. Antonio Moreno, the handsome, debonnair Antonio, chosen favorite on thousands of

screens; Doraldina, the fiery, sensational dancer and seductive "vampire" of Spanish-French-American Indian parentage; Warner Oland, the polished, cold and scheming "villain" of "Patria" and many other Pathe releases; and little Helene Chadwk-k

who, though still in her teens, showed so much talent as a photoplay ingenue that she was starred in a five-reel feature within a month of the first time she acted before the camera; J. H. Gilmour, the grand old man of the screen; and Mary Alden, who is known as "the

best character actress of the screen, and who scored as the mulatto wife of Stoneman in "The Birth of a Nation." Surely, here is a cast of excellence and one worthy of Kipling's great novel which now for the first time ia to be seen as a motion picture.

Special Today THEDA BARA In the 5-act Fox Photoplay THE

S&PH From the World Famous Novel Also a Good Comedy

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COCA COLAS 1st 2d King J Youngflesh lSi Fosier lr7 18 Hossit! "3 BennetV-rTT 181 lf.0

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ALL STARS 1st 2d Morel 150 567 Kills nf' 14: Lundy lb. Roach ir'' Hosier H

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