Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 182, 14 May 1919 — Page 7

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duties, her scorn is too deep for words. But Harry does not give up his job, for he sees that the girl is unknowing ly on the brink of great danger.- His i efforts to save her, without causing i ner too great alarm, and his success In doing so, bring about a climax as amazing as it is thrilling. An exact reproduction ' of one of New York's most famous roof gardens which attracts both the tired business men and the hundreds of out of town visitors to its nightly revels will be seen in "That's Good," the latest Metro somedy-drama starring Hale Hamilton. This play, which will be ieatured at the Washington theatre Friday for a two days' engagement, shows the cabaret in full swing there are dancing girls, singing girls, girls on bicycles and in fact,, all the varied and unusual entertainments seen on this noted roof. The performers mingle with the diners in the usual manner, and with them are the varl-colored toy

walloons which are blown about by the merrymakers. A large jazz band adds

an air or reality to the joyous scene. MURRETTE Story of the "Pitfalls of a Big City," -featuring Gladys Brockwell, at the Murrette today and tomorrow. Marion was good enough reason for anyone who wanted to live straight. When Molly Moore looked at her little sister a great purpose came Into her heart. She would give us h4r old associates and lead a decent life. Marion must be educated and become a lady. She must not sink into the kind of life Molly had led. The opening of the Little Gem restaurant in a congested tenement district was the first step in Molly'3 straight career. Soon a thriving trade rewarded her efforts and simplified the task of educating Marion. When everything seemed to be going famously, Jerry Sullivan and Spike Davis were released from the state prison. They had been Molly's pals In the old days, and she had written to Jerry of her purpose to abandon the old crooked life. Jerry promised that he, too, would go straight when he had served his term. But Spike no sooner found himself at liberty than he stole a woman's purse, thrust It into Jerry's hands and dashed out of sight. Jerry hurled it from him and hurried to Molly's little restaurant to tell her of his pal's crime. The police traced! Jerry and accused him of the theft. But Molly squared him. Then Jerry settled down as an honest laborer. Soon Spike arrived at the Little Gem restaurant and told Molly he was anxious to meet her "swell sister" Marion who, on her way to visit her wealthy school chum, had just arrived Pale, weak, nervous people, or those suffering from weakness incident to war excitement" or the dreadful epidemics, need the prompt, pronounced, permanent effects of Iron, manganese, nux and pepsin as combined In Peptiron. The run-down and debilitated find they pick up quickly when they take Peptiron. Get It today and begin taking it at once, il.iue l C. 1. HOOD to.. Lowell, Ms.

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for a brief stay.' Molly brushed him aside. But that did not baffle Spike. He forced his way into Marion's room and tried to kiss her. After a terrific fight, Molly sent Spike out of the house. Marlon, horrified, was persuaded to proceed without delay to the home of her chum, Alice Pemberton. Alice's brother, Ted, promptly fell In love with Marion and Boon asked her to be his wife. Marion accepted him and the engagement was published. Spike, reading the announcement, told Molly she must help him rob the Pemberton mansion. If she refused, he would reveal Marion's identity. His threat could not shake Molly from her resolve to live straight, but on the night he crept to the Pemberton mansion a great fear for Marion's safety seized Molly and caused her to follow the thief. The police discovered the pair. Spike escaped, and innocent Molly was taken to the police station. In their efforts to find Spike, the police brought Jerry to the station. To him Molly told the whole story of the robbery. Jerry told the police he would help them find the man ho had framed Molly. In a dingy saloon they discovered Spike, who confessed after a terrific fight in which he killed a policeman. Moliy was released. ,

Liberty was fine. "But to Molly the kiss that Jerry gave her outside the prison meant even more. It meant that she and he were going to leave the big city and its crime behind them and begin lire anew in tne rar west. Ie meant that her beloved sister Marion could marry into luxury, live her life with her wealthy friends and never need fear that they would learn ot Molly and her former crooked pals. MURRAY In "The Prodigal Liar," at the Murray today only, starring Wiliam Desmond, this manly and accomplished actor has the "fattest" part of his screen career. As Monte, a college-man rancher, he agrees to pose as a western desperado in order to supply "romantic" western atmosphere for the niece of his pal, Jim Rainey. Hope Deering, the girl in the case, "falls" for the hoax, and also falls in love with the "bandit," which complicates Monte's affairs, as he finds himself taking a heart interest in the girl. Having started by lying, he continues his prevarications and invents wondrous tales of his past. He also tells Hope he Is afflicted with "aphasa." Cautiously questioning Jlcle Jim Rainey regarding the dtpase, Uncle Jim, the instigator of the plot, In order to put one over on Monte, tells her a blow on the head with a rock will cure "aphasia." Hope, to save her hero, smashes him a lusty wallop with a rock and all but extinguishes his lights forever. Monte comes to in time to save her from the real outlaw, after a desperate chase on horseback over the hills, while the bandit is threatening to blow her heart out. This comedy moves at a rapid pace throughout, and is chock full of humor of the kind that finds response in laughs that come from the inside out. PLUNKETT SAILS FOR LISBON (By Associated Preset PONTE DELGADA, May 14. The cruiser Rochester sailed from here today for Lisbon. On board was Rear Admiral Charles P. Plunkett, commander of the United States destroyer force, whose flagship heretofare has been the Melville. HAVE COLOR IN CHEERS Be Better Looking Take Olive Tablets If your skin is yellow complexion pallid tongue coated appetite poor you have a bad taste in your mouth a lazy, no-good feeling you should take Olive Tablets. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets a substitute forcalomel were prepared by Dr.Edwards after 17 years of study with his patients. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. You will know them by their olive color. To have a clear, pink skin, bright eyes, no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy like childhood days you must get at the cause. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets act on the liver and bowels like calomel yet have no dangerous after effects. They start the bile and overcome constipation. That's why millions of boxes are sold annually at 10c and 25c per box. All druggists. Take one or two- nightly and note the pleasing results. , we will be glad to Inform you. We have the correct formula for all kinds of cement kork. And besides that, we will sell you the best Cement, Lime, Stucco, Plaster, Etc., in the market at prices that will save you money. Don't be backward about asking questions. Hackman, KJehfoth & Company Phones 2015 A 2018 1000 N F. St.

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FOUNTAIN CITY Ernest King, garageman, was severely burned about the hands and arms when he attempted to carry out a gasoline can which had caught fire from a lighted stove. He was forced to drop the can near the automobile belonging to Ben Sharp and the car caught fire. The top of the machine was burned off. CAMBRIDGE CITY Pastors of the churches in Cambridge City, Milton, Pershing and Dublin are arranging a contest for increased attendance in Bible schools and churches. The contest will extend through the month of May and will close the first Sunday in June. Meetings the first week follow; Cambridge City Presbyterian church, the Rev. M. McConnlck; Milton Methodist church, the Rev. Mr. Thomaa; Pershing Evangelical church, the Rev. C. E. Hester. WINCHESTER The next annual convention of the Indiana Federation of Clubs was awarded Winchester at the meeting at Indianapolis Tuesday. GREENSFORK Harry Reeves will be the speaker at the Clay township Sunady school institute on Sunday afternoon, May 18. The program follows: Scripture reading, Caroline Crump; solo, Katherine Ridge; address, Harry Reeves; piano duet, Josephine Hamilton and Katherine Strickler; solo, Edith Pickett; reading, Mrs. Newton Gilmer; violin solo, Iva Nicholson; music, United Brethren quartet; reports and reading of minutes. Miss Elsie Clements of Williamsburg and Glen Gunckle of Greensfork were married at Newcastle by the Rev. u A AMERICA'S HOME

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Mr. Shultz. They are spending a few days in Chicago. HAGERSTOWN Ten rural school graduates received their diplomas at the Jeff erson.township commencement held Friday night at the I. O. O. F. hall. The Rev. George W. Winfrey of Anderson gave the address. Graduates were: Etha Newman, Harry Ulrich, Arthur Carpenter, Russel M. Hays, Charles Smith, Glen T. Johnsonbaugh, Ruth I. Dutro, Allen M. Har

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He answers an advertisement that calls for a valet to sassy little doggies. You know the type of mistress a haughty Mrs. Moneybags, who thinks dogs are dearer than babies. It's Tom's job to keep the pups perfumed and powdered and exercise them hourly in their little nursery.

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