Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 301, 2 October 1919 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY, OCT. 2, 1919.

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MBS. HUFF IS RE-ELECTED TO HEAD W. G. T. U,

GORGEOUS METALLIC TISSUES MAKE NEW EVENING GOWNS

The gown at the loft, which lends the dignity of a queen to the wearer is a luxurious model of emerald jrreer. satin brocaded in gold. Elaborate drapery of gold lace hangs

ioose from the shoulders ana a screen

season and the square train

everv-where in evidence. The jrewn 111 the center is the most elaborate cveninp pown which hrs been shown for some time. It is made almost

entirely of iridescent scauins and

Wayne Organization Hears S. Edgar Nicholson at Annual Session Here.

silk motif is worked on this lace just I vstal bead fringe. The heavily cm-

at the hips. Thus the demand for.b. dered storks of many rich colors hip trimniinpr is satisfied, but the . ishu..Ti on the front of the skirt and straight lines aTe retained. The ab- i the train were formerly on a wonsence of sleeves is another dictate cfloerful handmade Chinese robe. The

Mrs. Sophia B. Huff of Fountain City, was re-elected president of the Wayne County W. C. T. U., at the session in the Christian Church Thursday morning. Miss Mary E. Woodard. also of Fountain City, was elected vice-president; Mrs. S. W. Hodfe'in, of Richmond, recording secretary; Mrs. Ella Wolford. corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Mary Roland, t roa surer. Speaking on the subject of law enforcement and war time prohibition, S. Edgar Nicholson said Thursday afternoon : "War time prohibition went into effect July 1, but up to this time has not proved to be entirely effective because of the lack of adequate penalties in the original act. "The eighteenth amendment will not be in force until January 1C. An enforcemeiit code is now pending in congiess which when enacted will provide adequate machinery for the enforce

ment both of war time prohibition and

the constitutional amendment. This code defines intoxicating liquor as any beverage containing more than onel.alf of one per cent of alcohol.

"This biil has passed the house and' also the senate, and is now in confer-' once committee on the question of amendments which were added in t he j senate. It is expected tlvpt it will be-' r rt-i , . r. l..,t- .h in n fnil' Hire rtT- of '

l la v if It'll (I i. ua; . , " r-'ost within a w eck or two. Will Be Enforced. "This law will change the situation completely in the states which were wet prior to July 1. and undoubtedly

the liquor tew will bo more generally j observed and enforc. d in those states. rl he other slates which were under! prohibition prior to July 1 have state laws under which to secure proper i

law enforcement,' said Nicholson. "War time prohibition will cease if fc.t any time before January 1G, demobilization cf the army is completed

f aloons can open again in states which have not enacted state prohibition j laws, and they can continue open until; January IG, when permanent prohibi- j tion goes into effect." j Ilepoits of the divisional superintend dents was the business of the morn-i ing session. Mrs. Wolford reported! that among the six unions in Wayne! County, $479. G9 had been spent in the' adoption of orphans, and other chari-, t:es during the past year. Twenty-; lour pusons were pledged and 23

LCI T. 11 HI WO i, V , lilt lil u V 1 . . In presenting the report of the moral education superintendent 'Mrs. Huff described the government pamphlets of ihe state board of health as excellent. No Prisoners on Roads. Since July the county had found it necessary to hire men to work on the roads because of the lack of prisoners, it was said. "I believe money to hire workmen to do road repairing is well spent, and we may be thankful that we do not have prisoners to do it," said Mrs. Huff. Mrs. Hiatt read the resolutions passed at the recent national convention of druggists in New York state, when they decided that their profession be divorced from a part in the sale of liquor, which "does not have a place in the Medicinal world." "While there has been a day when we found it difficult to get even a small report In the daily newspapers regarding the W. C. T. U., today we find it an easy task to receive notice of our meeting, and it is gratifying to find that the world of our organization is considered of consequence as news material." said Miss Mary Woodward, chairman of the press committee.

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'Y" Directors Discuss

Membership Campaign Plans for a Y membership campaign late this month were made by the directors last night. Extensions and improvements to the cafeteria were referred to the house committee, of which Clarence Kramer is chairman. Representation at the national Y. M. C. A. conference at Detroit in November was discussed, but no delegates were appointed.

At Sunbury, Pa., John Buck showed his friends what luck he has had in growing red, white and blue potatoes.

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-TODAY AND FRIDAY

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of the beads is fastened high around the neck n.nd let fall almost to th:visthne. Two immer.se bead tas

sels weight the train. This gown is so very elaborate and costly that it

will grace only the most formal af- ! fairs. The debutante will cling to the i youthful and girlish tul'.cs, taffetas j and chiffons, but even she must have i a touch of the metal . brocades. The

dainty dance frock at the right is fashioned of tulle and gold cloth artfully combines. Gold cloth makes the straight underskirt and gold brocade fashions the plain bodice, while many folds of canary colored tulle veils the skirt and forms a scarf. Rose buds and rose picoted ribbon arc fastened at the left side of the

odico and form an attractive color

rote. Cold brocaded dippers to match the bodice are worn witn canary colored stockings. A frock like this may be worn a few times and when the tulle has lost its life new tulie of a different color may be draped on in a slightly different manner, nd lo. milady has a r.ew frock

The Theatres I

Graves Seizes Arms as Guaranty of Reparation for Misdeeds by Rass iRv Associate'' Press) OMSK. Oct. 2. Majoi General William S. Graves, commander of American forces in Siberia, in retaliation for alleged scurrilous articles published In a Vladivostok newspaper and hostile acts of Cossack chiefs, in the far east, has held up shipment of 11,000 rifles which recently arrived at Vladivostok to the all-Russian government at Omsk. Giving notice of his action by telegraph through Major Slaughter, his representative. General Graves, in direct and forceful laguage declares he will personally cause the arrest of the offending editor and the suppression of the newspaper The Golds Robinl, unless the Omsk Bvernment does so. He asserts further that unless the activity of the Cossack chiefs is controlled he would recommend that America refuse to render further assistance to Russia. General Graves pays he will retain the arms until advised as to what action the Omsk government proposes to take.

be seen in the Washington theatre

today. The youth had been mesmerized by his chums, who used a paper cutter, The police tortured him by light flashed from the steel of the pistol used in the crime. It was his young bride who accidentally learned of the earlier inciderit, and impressed its significance on his lawyer. The "third degree" scene is only one of many big dramatic situations in this splendid screen version by Vitagraph of the late Charles Klein's most famous stage success. 'Miss Joyce, as Annie Sands, has what is undoubtedly the most convincing-role in her screen career, and is supported by a strong cast, including Gladden James, Anders Randolf, Miss Hedda Hopper, Herbert Evans, George Backus, J. T. Wade, L. Rogers Lytton and Edward McGuire. The picture is splendidly directed by

to have some dav. although it mav ! Tom Terriss. who has made the dra-

go a gift to her sister Dorothy, for j matic headlights stand out with it is the first cow Miss Dorothy could i strength and boldness.

ever fondle without disaster.

MURRETTE. In her new character of "True Heart Susie" Lillian G'sh has to surrender her greatest ass.., and dear friend, a cow to which she has become greatly attached. When she foes into the field, the cow approaches, stands contentedly near, sniffs at her shoes, camly and tenderly licks her face, and otherwise demonstrates her affection. "True Heart Susie" will be shown at the Murrette theatre today and Friday. While taking the scenes. Miss Gish was so impressed by the friendliness of the cow, that she made it a pet, and when work was over after sev

eral da.ys, she bought the animal. It ' is th3 first of a herd Miss Gish hopes!

to an announcement made by the asso- j ciation Thursday. In order to get into the galleries! during the program following the din- ! ner, relatives will be required to wear; a small red, white and blue ribbon, to .distinguish them from other visitors, j This ruling was made by th- association to prevent overcrowding of the Coliseum during the celebration. j

French plans for making the Rhone river navigable from Switzerland to

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MURRAY. Tom Foreman, one of the most popular leading men on the screen, plays opposite Lila Lee in her latest Parammoiint picture, "The Heart of Youth" which will be on view at the Murray thea -re today. Mr. Foreman will be

espei ially remembered by screen lovers for his line work in Cecil B. De Milliv's production. "For Better, For Worse," in which he played the role of the soldier. He has recently been appearing with Robert, Warwick in the Paramount-Artcraft picture. "Told in t li Hills." Though extremely youthful, Mr. Foreman has had several years of motion picture experience, and impersonates Miss Lee's city sweetheart, with considerable finesse. The story is about a family feud over the possession of a spring. A delightful romance runs through the plot, which is full of comedy turns and a startling twist at the end.

Relatives of Service Men To Be Allowed in Coliseum

WASHINGTON. The amazing instance of a mesmeric stunt of college days saving a youth forced by police "third degree" torture to confessing a murder of which he knew nothing, is vividly portrayed in the big Alice Joyce production "The Third Degree" which will

Relatives of ex-service men, who will be the guests of the War Mothers at a celebration at the Coliseum next Saturday evening, will include only mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers and wives of the men in service, according

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Lillian Gish ; D.V GRIFFITH'S "True Heart Susie' AaAETCEAFTP-re Another great romance by the famed creator of "Hearts of the World" and "The Birth of a Nation." A picture of smiles, tears and human appeal that goes straight to your heart.

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TODAY 3 Special Plays 3 BRYANT WASHBURN in "Venus in The East" A spler.did Western Comedy Drama Antonio Moreno In the Vitagraph thriller "Perils of Thunder Mountain" And for a good Laugh MUTT and JEFF

RICHMOND UP IN ARMS Taxpayers want to know why the present Board of Works in on the job. MASS MEETING AT

High School FRIDAY

Auditorium NIGHT

Doors Open at 7:30 All citizens, men and women, come and bring your neighbor and hear the City Administration discussed.

Arrangements Monday night.

will be made to go in a body to Council meeting

The Eutocratic action of the Mayor deserves best citizenship.

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New Bill and Picture Today and Last Half

JACK KENNEDY & CO. In "A Comedy of the Golf Links." Four people, elaborate stage settings. This act, goes direct from the Murray to the. Majestic Theatre. Chicago. From all advance reports this act should" be the greatest comedy act we have ever booked. .

WHEELER & POTTER 'A Phonie Episode," another great comedy act direct from the Keith circuit.

MONROE BROTHERS Bouncing Comedians. These boys are the funniest comedy acrobats in vaudeville. LILA LEE In her latest Paramount Production, "THE HEART OF YOUTH" Note: We just received a wire from the booking office stating to bill JACK KENNEDY AND CO. big, as they are the big hit of the new theatrical season.

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