Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 260, 14 August 1919 — Page 7

PAGE SEVEN BRINGING UP FATHER By McManus POWERFUL PILE REMEDY DISCOVERED Has Xmr Failed End Most Obstinate Case of Piles la Few Days. m'm m'm

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, AUG. 14, 1919.

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WASHINGTON WILL HAVE GREAT SERIES OF RELIEF FILMS

The world's foremost theatrical celebrities, such as David Belasco, Daniel Frohman, "Flo" Ziegfeld, Otis Skinner, Henry Miller, Cyril Maude and many others, are starred in a series of twelve motion pictures known as the Stage Women's War Relief. All of the pictures will be shown at the Washington theatre here The Stage Women's War Relief was organized when the United States entered the war.. Its personnel includes great theatrical producers, great stage and screen stars, great authors and operatic stars. To Build Hospital. The proceeds from the pictures will be used by the organization to erect a hospital-theatre in New York for wounded American soldiers. Ameltia Galli-Curci,, the famous opera singer who appeared in Richmond some time ago. is co-starred in one cf the series of pictures the title of which is "The Madonna of the Slums." Some of the other stars who appear in the productions follow: David Belasco, who has succesfully produced more tharuOO plays, Daniel Frohman. Cyril Maude, Violet Heming, David Blspham, Edward Martindel, Henry Miller, Otis Skinner, Constance Binney, Jane Grey, Thomas A. Wise, Shelley Hull, who is a native Hoosier, Hamilton Revelle, Julia Dean, Julia Arthur and many others.

The Theatres

pocket, a safe-cracker owing two years to San Quentin prison, who finds refuge with his pal, Dominie, in Winnicrest Hall when he is believed to be the long absent master of the house Dick Castleman, only to be exposed by his pal when Dominie hears ot his engagement to Jean Logan, obliging him to reveal himself as the real Dick Castleman and to explain that his deception was practised for the purpose of bringing back the lost soul of his pal, Harold Lockwood has a most colorful role in a picture which it is believed will be numbered among the most succesful vehicles he has ever had. "Pals First" is a picturized version of the stage success of the same name prepared by Lee Wilson Dodd from the novel by Francis Perry Elliott, published by Messrs. Harper and Brothers. In the cast, as support to Mr. Lockwood, appear Ruby de Rerr.er, James Lackaye, Richard R. Neill, Anthony P. Byrd, Pauline Dempsey, Frank de Vernon, Walter P. Lewis and Rollo Lloyd. Edwin Carewe directed the picture. As Danny Rowland, the hero, Lockwood does the best work of his brilliant career. Only an actor of the most finished abilities could have essayed this light, romantic, spirited role of a rogue and a gentleman, and kept his audience in sympathy with the character. His sense of comedy is equal to the finest in the history of the screen, a talent, which, coupled with his romantic gifts, places him far above the run of most stars.

BARONESS CLIFTON TO BE IMPORTANT WINTER DEBUTANTE

Farm Supplies To Be Sold at U. S, Auction

MURRAY When a millionaire marries a girl whose father Is bankrupt, he ought to have a pretty good hunch that she likes his "dough" as much as his personality especially when she has already turned him down at a previous proposal. In "The Rescuing Angel," a new Paramount picture starring Shirley Mason, Miss Mason plays the role of Angela, the girl who is caught in just such a peculiar situation. To cap the climax, a boyish lover whom she cared for but had to discard for a man with money, resented her attitude, and to prevent her marying his rival explains to the rival that the girl wanted to marry him merely for his money. The boy didn't know, however, that the marriage bad already taken nlare.

One might sav the noor fish should

have known that it was his money that j she wanted, and not him, and should

not nave had to be told that by a mere

boy. But wait a minutemaybe one would be wrong and perhaps the girl did love him. Maybe in the beginning she didn't even know that she loved him, but discovered it afterwards. If you want to find out all about it see "The Rescuing Angel" at thee Murray theatre today. MURRETTE ' Elsie Ferguson, the beautiful Artcraft star, has a superb photoplay in "His Parisian Wife," her latest starring vehicle written by Eve Unsell and directed by Emlle Chautard, and which is shown at the Murrette theatre today. Miss Ferguson plays the part of a girl reporter of Paris and the role is said to afford her ample opportunities for the display of her rich dramatic talents. As Fauvette, Miss Ferguson weds a Boston lawyer whose parents refuse to recognize her as their daughter-in-law, and their hostility toward her, based upon a complete misunderstanding of her nature, leads to a separation from her husband. The eternal triangle enters into the story later with happy results, for the brie and her husband are reconciled after the former has won her spurs as a novelist of rare powers. The storyis one of unusual interest and deep heart appeal and its development to a logical denouement is accomplished without a jarring note. David Powell is the leading man. WASHINGTON Harold Lockwood has the most congenial role of his brilliant career as Danny Rowland in "Pals First," a six act Screen Classics, Inc., production, distributed by Metro, which opened at the Washington Theatre yesterday. As Danny Rowland, a thief, a pick-

WASHINGTON", Aug. 14. Announcement fo the coming sale at auction of 1,540 sets of double harness and 110,000 new halters was made today by the war department. No minimum bid has been fixed and farmers and other users may offer proposals on any number their needs may demand. The stock is all stored at San Antonio, Tex. On August 19, the department will offer for sale at auction, at the Boston supply base, 16,000 dozen sheep skins and a quantity of "shearlings." The skins will be offered in lots of 1,000. Still another item of surplus equipment, the sale of which is to be pushed, is gas masks. It has been suggested these be used by firemen, a recent test in New York city having proved very successful. A tentative price of $5 each has been fixed. Several thousand gallons of "vatudrip," a compound used for preventing metal rust, will be sold at Indianapolis; fifty thousand camp kettles wiil be offered at the New York zone sup

ply office on Aug. 2S. and preparations are being made to find a market for 4.700 kitchen fire-shovels, stored at Philadelphia, and sale of which is expected to be held Sept. 8.

TROOPS TO PEORIA

(By Associated Press) SPRINGFIELD, 111., Aug. 14 Governor Frank O. Lowden ordered the tenth Illinois infantry to proceed to Peoria, for duty in the industrial district south of the city where rioting broke out Wednesday.

PALACE

TODAY Some big program tonight 3 BIG FEATURES 3 DOROTHY DALTON In the Paramount Ince production "QUICKSANDS"

Antonio Moreno and Carol Holloway In the thrilling Cyrus Townsend Brady western "THE PERILS OF THUNDER MOUNTAIN" A western drama that can't be beat. And for a good laugh "MUTT AND JEFF" A program that the entire family can enjoy

MURRAY BIG PIPE ORGAN CONCERT ORCHESTRA New Bill and Picture Today and Last Half ARTHUR DEMING Famous Blackface Comedian "The Monarch of Minstrelsy" THREE ASTELLAS Pantomimlsts, Comedy Acrobats and Tumblers ENNOR AND WEBER Two Charming Young Ladies in "Musical Moments" SHIRLEY MASON In "THE RESCUING ANGEL," Five-Reel Paramount Production "BETTER COME EARLY" Coming Mon. WHITNEY'S OPERATIC DOLLS" Great Novelty Act

Baroness Clifton of Lcighton Bromswold. Baroness Clifton will be one of the most important peace debutantes. She will make her bow to English society during the forthcoming winter. She is the daughter of the seventh Earl of Damley and is one of the very few English peeresses holding rank in their own right.

Middleboro, Ind.

Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Coefield have gone a two weeks outing to Michigan Mr. and Mrs. George Bohn and daughter Velma of Richmond spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Cora Danner Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bogan. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kirkman and Mr. and Mrs. Joe McKee spent Saturday evening with Charles Stroder and family near Chester Mrs. Miriam Little spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John K. Thomas at Whitewater. .Mrs. Russel Clark and daughter spent Tuesday with Harry Patti and family.... Sylvester Cork and family attended

the Cork reunion at the Glen, Sunday Mr. Roy and Miss Vida Thomas are about the town Gorth Marine is improving slowly Avery Cook spent Wednesday at home Mrs. Mary Ann Pemberton called on Mrs. Cora Donner Tuesday John Hawkins spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Omar Hunt Mrs. John Gunn has been quite ill but is slowly improving Mrs. Floyd Bogan spent Friday with Mrs. Charles Curry.. The following spent Thursday at Dayton Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benson, Roy Norris and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hughes and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. U. E. Norris and daughter, Maude, Miss Mary Lish, Miss Vera Bevington and Miss Marie Heironimus. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jeffries and daughter attended a picnic above Winchester Sunday Miss Olive and Ruth Boyd called on Mrs. Miriam Little Saturday afternoon Mrs. Frank Edwards spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Mary Vanzant George Hodgin and family called on Mr, and Mrs. Will Jefferies Sunday afternoon.. .The Middleboro Sunday school will have a picnic in Funk's woods next Wednesday, Aug. 20. All come and bring well filled baskets. A program of enter

tainment is being prepared Mrs. Clyde Thomas has been quite ill, but is somewhat better Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Tom called on Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bogan, Sunday evening. .George Hod-

gin and family Mr. and Mrs. Will

Jefferis called on G. F. Gault and fam

ily Sunday afternoon Mrs. Ola Hughes and daughter was guest of Mrs. John Coblentz Friday afternoon Mrs. Goldie Evans of Richmond spent Monday with Mrs. Cora Donner Mrs. Mary Vanzant and Mrs. Nancy Hawkins called on Mrs. Mary Pemberton, Monday afternoon. The threshing In this neighborhood is about completed Mrs Pleasant Seaney and

Mrs. Clyde Thomas and daughter

spent Friday with Lesley Seaney and family near Boston Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Browley spent Wednesday

evening with Charles Little apd faml ly Mrs. Frank Nossit of near Plea

sant Hill, Ohio, visited Mrs. Cora

Danner, Monday morning The fol

lowing spent Sunday with Clyde Thomas and family, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Throthmorten, Mr. and Mrs. Corrie Showalter and Paul Lovin.. Norman KirknUn and family called on

Frank Thomas and family Sunday.. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Little and son, Mrs

Clarence Reid, O. H. Little and son

called on Mrs. Miriam Little Thurs

day afternoon. .There will not be any

preaching by Rev. L. F. Ulmer at his

place until after Chautiuqua .... The following called on Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Belford Thursday evening, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Addleman, Mr. Clyde Thomas and family and Mr. and Mrs. Pleasant Seaney. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reid and daughter Halcia and Ralph Roll motored to Portland Sunday and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reid Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Coefield and son Denver spent Sunday with Omar Clark and family Henry Seibert and family of Selma, Ohio, spent Sunday with Harry Patti and family.. Mrs. Walter Brooks and children are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. John Wicket't at Richmond. .Willie Cook called on Mrs. Mary Ann Pemberton Tuesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hartmau and daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. Pleasant Seaney Sunday evening Jessie Townsend and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Townsend and daughter Wallace Sieweke's family are recovering from diptheria. . . .Mrs. Clyde Thomas and children spent Sunday evening with Fred Vorouff and family Mrs. Mary Ann Pemberton called on Mrs. John Coblentz Friday morning Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Addleman spent Sunday

with Ollie Hodgin and family Joseph McKee and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Lucy Jones.

URRETTIF House of Quality Ji-1

Threatened on every side with the weapons of the underworld, the wealthy "white black-sheep" batters down all opposition with his mighty fists and, with the girl, emerges triumphant from the Bowery hell-hole that held them both in its grip.

"HOT SANDS AND COLD FEET" A Good Comedy

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