Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 177, 8 May 1919 — Page 7

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MURRAY Madallne Traverse, the motion picture star, la one of those persons 'who believe that women can do anything a man can do, and she put some of her theories to the test after she had i urchased an automobile. One of the I rst things she did -was to drive Into ine congested traffic in Los Angeles. She said: "Men hav no trouble handling a car In the crowds. Why should I?" And she had no trouble. Soon she

heard of a particularly hard motor anve over the Hollywood mountain. The turns In this road are so sharp that, you cannot always tell what you are going to meet there and, be it said in passing, the road Is rather uncomfortable, on the straight runs, for two cars. She went up and over this mountain and when she had completed the ride, she said to her friends: "There! I was told I shouldn't attempt that ride without having a man to drive; but you see, women can do It, toeDanger never fazes Miss Travers.

This is due to psychology. She be lieves the spirits of her ancestors aro always hovering near her, and when she gets in any difficulty she calls those spirits around her, then goes ahead. She declares they never have failed her yet. Miss Traverse will be seen today at the Murray theatre in "The Love That Dares," a new William Fox production. MURRETTE In his latest Paramount picture, "The Roaring Road." Wallace Reid. the popular ftar, playing the role of 'Toodles Waldon," has two great ambitions or desires. The first is to win the hand of his employer's daughter, known as. '"The Cub," and the second to drive the Darco car, of which "The Bear," his employer, has the agency, in an impending Grand Prise road race. He seeks to win the former by accomplishing the latter. Three Darco cars, which his employer had ordered shipped to him, j are smashed in a train wreck and "The : Bear" has to give up the race. But Toodles sees in this his chance, and buying the wrecked cars from the ex- - press company, he rebuilds one good car from the wreckage and on the day of the race carries off the first prize. But even then the Bear refuses to give Toodles his daughter's hand. But Toodles later wins the girl In a clever and ingenious way. There are several thrilling and exciting race scenes in the picture which

will be shown at the Murrette theater next Friday and Saturday. Mr. Reid drove his own car In all the scenes. attaining at times, incredible speed. James Cruze directed and Marion Fairfax wrote the scenario from a series of stories by Byron Morgan. Well known players, including Ann Little, Theodore Roberts, Guy Oliver and C. II- Geldart, support the star. Doothy Dalton. the beautiful Thomas H. Ince-Paramount star, proved an artistic delight to an enthusiastic audience at the Murrette theater where "Vive La France!" her new photoplay depicting war scenes in France, was shown for the first time In this city yesterday. That it is one of the beBt war pictures shown here thus far was the general verdict, and that it reflects great credit upon the star support and producers was universally conceded. The story of the picture was written by H. H. Van Loan, a writer of established fame, while the scenario was the work of C. Gardner Sullivan, a I

noted screen author. The director was R. William Neill and the production was made under the supervision of Thomas H. Ince. The narrative has . to do with the fortunes of Jenevieve j Bouchette, a motion picture star in New York, who goes to Europe on receipt of news that her aged father and mother have been slain by Huns when they invaded their home in Deschon, France. The plcturization of this event was graphic and created a deep impression, not unmixed with hostility against a nation that can practice such frightful barbarities up-

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all familiar formulas is "The Woman on the Index," first of the Goldwyn Pictures In which brilliant Pauline Frederick appears. When Miss Frederick as the heroine, happily married to a diplomat, is introduced to a friend of her husband he Imagines that all is lost. This man she recognizes as a former detective. Now he Is chief of the Secret Service. At once she knows he will reveal to her husband the fact that she is "the woman on the index" that her name appears in the police records. But he does nothing of the kind. He Is truly her friend. He only asks that Bhe encourage the attentions of a distinguished foreigner who is suspected of a connection with a threatened Bolshevik movement The woman must carry on an intrigue with him, must deceive her husband must lose his love, if need be. He appeals to her patriotism. What he asks Is for America and only she can do it, for the suspect already is at her feet. The woman consents. What she endured while carrying out her promise, how she suffers and what it costs her, and what the amazing climax is. will be seen at the Washington the last times today. "The Indestructible Wife." Alice Brady's latest Select Picture, will be seen on Friday and Saturday at the Washington theater. The story deals with Charlotte, the strenuous bride of Jimmy Ordway. She is athletically inclined while her husband Is not, and he finds a great deal of trouble In keeping up with her. He meets Brandy, a professional athlete, whom he decides is the correct man to tire her out. Brandy falls in love with Charlotte. Jimmy decides to tame Charlotte as Petruchio did the Shrew. He kidnaps her and takes her to a boathouse. Brandy tries to rescue her but Charlotte loves Jimmy and re fuses to be rescued. Tamed Charlotte and her tamer prepare to lead a less strenuous life. NURSE COMING HERE Word was received in Richmond Thursday morning by Mrs. J. H. Livingstone from Miss WHma Wallace, a nurse who has just arrived In New York from France, that she expects to be in Richmond soon. Miss Wallace is a graduate of Reid Memorial hospital. She made her home while in Richmond with Mrs. Livingstone. Miss Wallace went to England in January, 1919, and saw service there until in November when she went to France. She Is in New York awaiting discharge. TRAGUS SPECIAL Friday and Saturday SUGAR, 5 Ids. ....49c Fine granulated COFFEE Fresh roasted daily; 45c value for 354 OLEOMARGARINE 35c Royal Brand, lb. 304 Al Nut Margarine 344 CALUMET Baking Powder, lb. ... Macaroni, bulk, 2 lbs. . 234 254 COCOA, bulk, lb.. . 28c Peanut Butter, lb. ....284 Made while you wait EGG-LIKE 23c 554 614 594 114 244 254 31c 194 254 SOAP Lenox, 10 for Kirk's Flake White, 10 tor Crystal White, 10 for . . . . Lux Soap Flakes, ....... Whiteline Powder, 5 for.. Cristal Softner, 3 for . . . . . CRISCO,lb. ... Salmon, tall pink ......... Campbell's Beans, 2 for... TOACY'S Tea and Coffee House

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THE NEW MEMBER By and by Jim Hargan was better and got a place again. It was not as good a place as the other, but it was a place. One day Annie found her mother crying. She was sewing on something made of calico a black ground with tiny bunches of pink, red and yellow flowers on it. "What's the matter, mother?" Annie was stabbed with concern. "Nothing," said Mrs. Harjran, wiping her eyes on the calico garment "But there must be! Did did you cut It out wrong?" Once Annie's mother had cried over some silk she bad brought from the necktie factory to work on at home. It Beemed something had been cut wrong and had to be "paid for." "No. It's all right. Run along, Annie, and take the baby out."

"Is it a dress for the baby?" Annie fingered the black stuff. The baby always got the best of things. Annie's clothes were hodgepodged out of oaas and ends except those Aunt Moggie bought her. "Perhaps " said Annie s mother, and went on with her sewing. Annie didn't "run along" immediate ly, however. She was thinking. "Mother!" "Yes?" "Mother, I'm nine. When I'm ten I can get a place at Kately's store on Third avenue. Edith Romer's there. She told the man she was twelve, go ing on thirteen. She gets two dollars a week;- that's a great deaV isn't it? I'm going to do It too, so's you and father won't have to work so hard. And when I'm bigger I'm going to be a typewriter like Aunt Moggie- 1 d rather be that than " Annie stopped herself. She was on the verge of say ing that she'd rather live alone like Aunt Moggie and have a nice room all to herself, and neat clothes, and a watch and chain, than to be working like mother, always working and cook ing and having trouble abcut money. But that would surely be wrong to say. She caught herself in time and finished lamely, "than than anything." "You must keep right on going to school," answered her mother. "You will never be like your Aunt Moggie unless you do. Your father's got work now if he can only keep it Just you go straight on with your school and stop thinking about Kately's store." A short time after that there was a great stir about the place. Annie wis taken over to her Aunt Moggie's boarding house, and when she was artist in a play surrounded by thsmysteiy of the sea and the charm of romance OUTFGG Framthe stage success byn -AustLnAdams "CEPTION SHOALS'1 a . DvnckotL by ALBERT GAPELLANI Distriiutediv METRO Sun., Mon. and Tues.

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brought home again there was a new baby! Annie was frantic to tak? it in her arms. The woman from across the hall shooed her away and busied herself with Mrs. Hargan. "You look after your littie sister," the neighbor said, "and if you're a good girl you can come back in a couple, of hours and I'll let you hold him a minute." The couple of hours seemed an eternity to Annie. A baby brother! It seemed too wonderful to be true. The neighborhood boys could no longer taunt her with "Ooooh it's only a goil! Goils ain't nothin' " She could be as proud as any of them now! Annie felt her whole social status elevated. (To be continued.)

TO EDUCATE CHILEAN PEONS (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, May 8. An Instruc-H tion station in industry and agriculture for the education of thousands of Chilean peons will be established by the board of foreign missions of the Methodist Episcopal church which has just purchased a 3,700-acre ranch at Angol, Southern Chile. Announcement of this novel missionary enterprise was made today by Bishop William F. Oldham, head of the Methodist Episcopal mission work in South America.

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Remember Mother with an appropriate greeting Sunday, May 11th. We have a wonderful assortment of Greeting Cards, Booklets and Folders. Richmond Art Store Richmond's Art and Gift Shop 829 Main Street

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Training Camp Btdldmg To Be Church Gymnasium A modern gymnasium combining all facilities will be completed soon by the United Brethren church of New Madison, 0, following the removai of the frame training camp building from north of Richmond to New Madison, the building having been purchased by the church for that purpose. The frame building was bought by Clem Roberta recently when accounts of the government and the Richmond Commercial club were settled up. Roberts closed the sale with the New Madison church yesterday. This church is known as the "Community church." The Rev. W. H. Smelser la pastor. The building contract for completing the gymnasium building which Mueller and Werking of Richmond have designed, has been let to C. B. Lawrence of New Madison, who will start work immediately.

LABOR COUNCIL MEETS The regular meeting of Central Labor Council will be held tonight In Lukens hall at 7:30 o'clock. All members are urged to be present More than 100 American clubwomen representing every state in the Union, have been enlisted by the war victory committee of the general Federation of Women's clubs to go to France as Y. W. C. A. workers assigned to the 22 Y. M. C. A. leave resorts.

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Last Times Today PAULINE FREDERICK in 'The Woman on the Index' A thrilling drama of the woman who trapped the trappers. CHARLES MURRAY bREILLY 'S WASH DAY" Pathe News

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MAD ALINE TRAVERSE in "LOVE THAT DARES" A wife's denunciation of a millionaire who proposes she sell herself to him for $50,000. Cominfl Soon Menlo Moore's Big Girl Revue, "FOLLIES OF TODAY" and "BOYLE WOOLFOLK'S STARS" 27 People Mostly Girls i Watch for Dates

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