Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 124, 5 April 1918 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1918

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TEUTON AGENTS SPREAD POISON AMONG HORSES

Kentucky Breeders Are in Arms Against Foe's Nefarious Work. LEXINTJTON, Ky., April 5. Special Circuit Court Judge C. Webb told the Fayette County Grand Jury here today that he had reliable Information tending to show that many emissaries have been sent Into Kentucky to Injure the horse Industry as part of German propaganda. He charged the Jury to do its utmost to uncover any activities of German spies and emissaries, and either indict them for treason or furnish the Federal government with evidence to summarily deal with them. Agents at Work. The court indicated that agents of the Department of Justice are sifting the activities of a number of persons. "Men of this ilk," said the Court In his charge to the Jury, "who sow seeds of dissension or work against the United States government and Its people should be prosecuted, imprisoned and shot. If necessary. "There Is not a state In the Union," he continued, "that is not Infested with German spies, and they do not hesitate at anything to spread German propaganda, which is the most vlllanous, barbarlous and extensive menace that the country has to cope with. The statement, which follows the recent poisoning of a large number of government-owned horses at Covington, was greeted with cheers by spectators.

marriage with the Tillage lout by hiding In the tonneau of Frazer.Ord way's car; be is returning to New York after a vacation at Cliff Haven, Cella's home town, and Bhe had struck up a warm friendship with him there Frater is engaged to another girl, but he soon realizes his real love for the little country maiden. How she aids him to get out of this "entanglement" and also to evade the charge of abduction for which the village constables come to arrest him, make a thoroughly enjoyable picture of delightful comedy. MURRAY. Antony Rosettl. the tenor of the "Little Caruso and Company," the spectacular singing quintet which is appearing at the Murray the last half of the week, might be truthfully referred to as the pocket edition of Enrico Caruso, the Famous tenor. Rosettl is a native of Italy, where he began his musical studies ten years ago. His voice has proven a revelation to every grand opera impressario that he has appeared before. MURRETTE. , Mary Lynde who has been brought up in a narrow and Puritanical atmosphere is approached by a wellknown artist who has been commissioned to paint a picture of "The Madonna and Child." While posing, the artist's friend. Sinclair, enters and. always keen after beauty. Immediately asks for an

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Introduction to the model. Thereafter Sinclair is attentive to Mary, who gradually falls In love with him. A few months later a baby is horn to Mary and when Sinclair hears the news he refuses to have anything more to do with Mary. Deaf to her appeals, he leaves her. Then follow complications that make "The Forbidden Path" at the Murrette, Sunday and Monday, a stirring film. LYRIC Few in the screen world are better known than Leah Baird. Where can one more quickly find a more beautiful and emotional actress than her? In the production of "Sins of Ambition," which will - be shown at the Lyric Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, she has exceptional opportunity to portray the wonderful artistry demanded by her part, and as the director of the picture says, she certainly portrays her part to perfection. The secret of Miss Baird's success is not far to seek. Her ravishing beauty, of course, is inherited, but to use this possession and combine brains therewith, is another thing. The old proverb that beauty and brains do not travel together, does not apply in this case, for her work on the spoken stage for several years has received the favorable mentioning of the most scrutinizing critic, and It is sufficient to say that Leah Baird is at home in a Shakespearean role as well as in the most modern drama. After having quite a few stage successes to her credit. Miss Baird hesitatingly entered her screen

career, end It is not needful to record here the enviable position she has gained while connected with the two largest' producing companies since 1911. , As an Ivan star Leah Baird. in her appearance in "One Law for Both," bound a great many additional followers to her train, and in the super productions now released by the above mentioned company, Bhe

fully met an expectations. , It is, therefore, that the audiences Tlewing Ivan's latest production, "Stns of Ambition," a real drama from the page of life, will be more than pleasantly surprised. It may be added that she ha been engaged by the Ivan Film Productions for the new picture now in

making, "Life Against Honor."

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On The Screen

WASHINGTON. "The Studio Girl," Paul West's adaptation from "La Gamine," by Pierre Veber and Henri de Gorsse, directed by Charles Giblyn and a Select Star Series production starring Constance Talmadge, will be shown at the Washington Theater today and tomorrow. As Celia Laird, this captivating comedienne edds another to ber list of portrayals of "regular" American girls. She escapes from a loveless

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