Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 23, 5 December 1919 — Page 10

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, . FRIDAY, DEC. 5, 1919. BRINGING UP FATHER By McManus e Vt COLXX- THE HOW DARE. tOJ COOK THAT HORRID STUFF INK HOUFTAKE ITOOT AND , SVC IT. TO THE Doe; - DO Ai ftAtCOOK COOK1N' 1 voca J CORNED OEEF am' I ffy ) WDDWiC -

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"FIDDLERS THREE," IS PLEASING COMEDY

By EMMA L. FETTA ' Musical comedies coma and their Jlnsftee so, but "Fiddlers Three" will prflbtbly llscer looser than usual with the two capacity houses that saw It at the Murray Theatre Thursday aftersoon and evening. For it was presented by clever people in an "exceedingly pleasing- way Its songs and dances nd remarks by Tom Dingle, comedian -were all quite up to power with the best musical "whirls' of the day

A disappointment to Richmond peo

ple was the inability ox Thomas conkey leading man and cousin of Dr. sad Mrs. Jack Gonkey of this city, to sing bis role of Nlcolo Colons. Conkey was suffering from a severe cold In the throat and had been warned by his physician to use bis voice only

In speaking; His stage presence and

mhlllty to carry well his part by speak

ing the words which should have been

ung proved the scope of the actor; lioweven

According to the program Mile. TaMe Beige,- leading woman, Is from the

Royal Opera House in Antwerp. Cer

tainly she has a matured and rich snesso-soprano voice which ' showed cultivation and good handling. Her

speaking voloe was also good.

As Golds Varellli, Miss Edna Morn,

-a sprltely and pretty young woman,

played a hard part excellently. Mies

Morn 'was a good opposite for both Tom Dingle, as Sam Wrlgglesberry

and Horace Sinclair, who played the foolish part of Reginald Denby, Lord

Duffer, with more than roousn ability. Very pretty also wss Ethel Dwyer, as the diligent guardian of her overly youthful mother, Sussanne Foppltt, played cleverly by Katherlne Clare Ward. Leo Frankol as Carlo AndreanL violin maker, did Justice to a rather Immature role. A violin intermesso, played in front of the curtain by J. Rubiroff, was executed pleasing ly. The undivided single hit of the evening was the duet dance by Lay

man and Kling. Their diverting work

was swift and clever.

Eldorado, 0. John Rmehart and wife of West Sonora and Albert Henderson and wife spent Sunday with Frank 8pltler and Mrs. Bessie Deeter William Knapp and family called on Walter Howell and wife, Sunday evening.... Harve Em rick and family, A. J. Hamilton and family and Ambrose Module and wife took supper with Howard Pee lie and family, Sunday Miss Ruth Mundhenk spent from Thursday until Sunday evening with her parents, Lawrence Mundhenk and family of Pyrmont. . . .Miss Mary Banfill visited local relatives and friends

from Wednesday until Sunday... Miss

Samantha wlkle called on Warren Eby and wife Monday evening... Har-

ley Covert and wife took dinner with

Samuel Coovert and wife, Sunday..

Plenny Ervln of Cincinnati, is visiting

local relatives and friends..... George Beard was a visitor in Dayton Monday William McCabe and wife pent Sunday with Mrs. Jennie Schlos-

ser....F. EL Schlients and wife, Low

ell and Wlllard Moore, Bert Schllentz

and family of Brookvllle and Walter

To Ward Off Winter Complexion Ills

To km the face smooth, white and

beautiful all winter, there's nothing quite so sood as ordinary morcoUied wax. Rough, chapped or discolored kin. Inevitable In this weather, U

rently absorbed by the wax and re placed by the newer, fresher skin be

neath. The face exhibits no trace of

the wax, the latter being applied at

bedtime ana washed ozr mornings.

Creams, powders and rouges, on the

other hand, are apt to appear coneplcl ous at this season, because of alter.

natlng expansion and contraction of

the skin, due to changing- temperatures.

You are advised to try this simple

treatment. Get an ounce of merco

Used wax at any drug- store and use like cold cream. This will help any complexion at once, and In a week or so the ekln will . look remarkably

youtnxui ana neaitny. Aav,

Cahllland family of Lewisburg, took

dinner with Fred Schllentz and wife.

Sunday. . . .Mrs. H. B. Sell was a Richmond visitor Monday.... W. L. Bunch

and family of near Gettysburg, took dinner with Lester Hapner and family

Sunday. Emerson Beard and family

took supper with them Theodore Elkenberry and family took dinner with Clarence Minnlch and family

Sunday.... John Guenther and family

and George Stump and family visited George Stump, Sr. and wife Sunday.

....Howard Heath and family, Theo

dore McClure and family and Harley

Brown and family spent Sunday with

Martin Elkenberry and family of near

Gettysburg H. R. McPherson and family . and Charles Smith and wife visited Cecil Clark and wife of Bartonia Sunday.

ENUMERATORS GET RAISES. WASHINGTON, Dec. 6. Increases of the rates of pay for enumerators of the fourteenth decenial census to 4 cents for each person enumerated, and 30 cents for each farm reported was announced today by Director Samuel I. Rogers. Approximately 87,000 enumerators are effected.

REACTION MAY BRING DOWN THE COST OF LIVING NEW YORK. Dec. 6. The high cost of living will not be reduced until production reaches normal or there Is a business reaction which will be felt seriously by the entire country, says a pronouncement issued here to night by the executive council of the National Association of Credit Men, of which Curtis R. Burnett Is president, nrt J. H. Tregoe is secretary-treasurer.

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LEAVES SIX GENERATIONS. Marietta. Pa Dec 6. George Diets. Sr., 93 years old, of Hallam township, died of paralysis. He saw General Lafayette ride through Lancaster county. He leaves 6 children, 20 grandchildren, S3 great-grandchildren, one greatgreat grandchild, and one great, great, great grandchild. . He probably was the only person In the state who headed a six-generation family.

A show that can't be beat today 4 Z Big Features 3 WILLIAM DUNCAN In the cyclonic Western 'SMASHING BARRIERS' The most popular picture being shown today Also DOROTHY D ALTON In her biggest screen success "Extravagance" A Paramount Special Production MUTT AND JEFF To make you laugh. And don't forget there's no advance in admission for this big program. Pipe Organ for Music -

What does your mirror reflect 9 Imperfections of the skin, such as roughness, blotches, pimples and red spots ? If so, begin the use of Resinol Soap, and see if its wholesome, cleansing qualities do not make a marked improvement in a surprisingly short time. Don't wait try it today I

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FORESIGHT Once upon s time some philosopher of the David Harem variety sat on a store box, whittled on a pine stick and observed that "Foresight was a darned sight better than hindsight" and this homely expression, handed down from generation to generation, has made and saved millions of dollars. Let's apply it now to the lumber situation and see where we get off. The great war brought about a lull in building operations which lasted well over four years. But the necessity for building continued just the same. Therefore production is fully three years behind actual needs. What does this mean? It means that when building activity gets fully, under way in 1920 there is going to be one wild scramble for material. As a matter of fact there is a scarcity of lumber right now. Production waited on demand for four years. Production can not possibly speed up by 400 and prices are going higher. For after all demand is the reliable price regulator. What is the solution from the standpoint of the consumer? There is but one foresight. Anticipate your late winter and spring needs. Buy now. Store if necessary. Avoid the rush and scramble which is certain to come with the opening up of spring demands. Have what you need on hand and, unless all predictions fail, save all kinds of money. Foresight Is a Darned Sight Better Than Hindsight in Any Contingency and Never Has This Age-Old Epigram Been More Applicable Than It Is to the Lumber Situation Right Now.

What to Give

The Gift to One that All Enjoy The gift supreme is one that the proud possessor can let Others enjoy. Such is the Brunswick phonograpix. And for that reason it is probably the most practical of all especially at Christmas. The Method of Reproduction The Brunswick Method of Reproduction is exclusive, scientific, simple. It does not require an expert to appreciate the color, charm wd exquisxteness it gives to tone. It opens up a heretofore limited world of record music

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MURRETTW XV Ji Todav and Sahirifev llU

Sessue Hayakawa

"The Courageous Coward" Threatened with death tor his determined prosecution of a direkeeper, he finds the prisoner Innocent and accepts ostracism ss a coward rather than break the confidence of a friend.

Also "BE CAREFUL, KATE' A good Strand comedy

New Bill and Pictures Today and Last Half

LaPetite Cabaret Revue A Mannlkln Musical Comedy Great Novelty Act

Ronair and Ward In "Renewing Acquaintances" Special scenery

Mitchell Lewis In "Nine-Tenths of the Law" a drama of Intense Interest

Coming Monday Peggy Vincent House and LaVelle, and Frawley and West. "Better Come Early"

THE VAGGES Bag Punching and Comedy Juggling

ARE YOU SUPERSTITOUS? A mystery so cleverly conceived, so skillfully hidden until the last few feet of the film that it would be safe to offer One Million Dollars reward if you guess right! WHO KILLED STEPHEN LEE! WHO KILLED EDWARD WALES 1

IT'S GRIPPING! IT'E TENSE!

IT'S MYSTIFYING! IT'S WONDERFUL!

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Six Acts of Unfathomable Mystery A second murder is committed while a spiritualistic medium Is trying to solve the deep mystery surrounding the first murder the man sitting In THE THITEENTH CHAIR IS STABBED TO DEATH BY UNSEEN HANDS!

The Richmond Lumber Co. Second and Chestnut Stsu, Richmond, Indiana The Greensf ork Lumber Co. Greensfork, Indiana

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