Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 26, 11 December 1919 — Page 7

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY; DEC 11, 1919.

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"North Pole" Ice Costs Kansas Farmer $30,000 Bat No Ice Has Arrived

TROOPS GUARD AND FEED VOLUNTEER MINERS IN KANSAS

MINNEAPOLIS, KaB Dec. 11. Visions of affluence gone and with them $30,000 hard earned cash. Homer Hograth. a farmer of Minneapolis, Kas, Wednesday applied tor a warrant for Oallileo Grubino, alias GalMleo Grubb, alleged participant In the discovery of the north pole and promoter for the "Aurora Borealls Ice company," a concern which Hograth thought was. to revolutionize the. ice business of the world. Hograth described the plan of opera-

vtion for the "Aurora Borealls Ice com.pany, as explained by the missing

uruDD. it was a plan which rivaled the schemes of Baron Munchausen. Brings Chill on a Hot Day. One blazing hot day last July Oallileo appeared on the Hogarth farm. He was equipped with an apparatus simi

lar to those used by surveyors. In ap

pearance he was tall, dark, excitable.

and wore his beard In a heavy Van

Dyke style.

Grubb seemed busy and preoccupied.

making some sort of measurements.

continually looking toward the skies

and gesticulating as if absorbed in cal

culating' some abstruse problem in mathematics-. Finally, Hograth says the stranger suddenly exclaimed excitedly, "This Is the spot, the very spot." Then Oallileo Grublno introduced himself and offered to buy his farm, continually raising the price, .until Hogarth admitted he was offering more than the place was worth. Hograth, scenting a mysterious fortune, refused to sell. They Go Into Partnership. Upon his fourth visit Hograth says Oallileo finally abandoned the attempt to purchase and agreed to take Hosrath into partnership. He explained that he was an Italian scientist, that he had accompanied Peary to the north pole, and that the pole was really a steel projection from the center of the earth. He had Invented, he told Hoerath, a mirhty scoop, to be attached to the pole and to be run by leeetricity. In the process of the earth's revolution Gallilpo explained, the scoop would dip Into the Ice of the arctic, and as the earth revolved the bcoop would gidnallv tiD and its contents fall to the

ZJt lude of Hosrrath's farm.

the plpce, Galllleo offered to accept the farmer a a oartner upon the payment of $30,000. Hoerath to remain upon the farm and take care of the ice, while Galllleo would return to the pole and harness his scoop upon it. Oallileo hasn't returned from the pole. Brazil Leads in Purchase of American Made Cement (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Dec. 11. Brazil was the leading purchaser of. American cement during the first nine months of the current year, taking 488,000 barrels valued at $1,503,000, according to a Department of Commerce report today. Other South American countries,

also imported large quantities of cement from the United States, Ar

gentina taking 314.000 barrels Invoiced

at $936,000. Mexico took cement

worth $314,000; Panama, $226,000: Peru, $201,000; Columbia, $178,000; Chile, $154,000, and the Dominican republic, $140,000. Centerville to Organize Parent-Teacher Society

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worthily-directed rascality thrown In. But the mother-love that never falleth mother-love with the Book and prayer permeates the play in a way that persuades one that the theatre is not an unfit place wherein to erect a family altar. The central figure of the story. Mother Bascom, is the sort of old-fashioned, praying mother that is enshrined in the hearts of millions of men and women whose environment has dimmed their recollections of Sunday-school teachings. Jane Ellison, who is appearing as Mother Bascom, Is the loveliest of all stage mothers and in her long career she has appeared with distinction in support of Otis Skinner and other famous stars. MURRAY Featuring a well balanced and interesting cast of people which includes the accomplished and beautiful Grace

D'Armond, Frank O'Connor, Jack Sherrili, Winifred Harris and Edwin Fors-

berg, "The Crucible of Life," produced by the Authors' Film company and dis

tributed by the U. S. Exhibitors' Book

ing corporation in the United States and Canada, is the current offering at the Murray theatre, where it will be shown for four days. The story, which runs smoothly through a, series of strong dramatic climaxes, concerns a young girl named

Gladys Dale, who loses her mother and then makes am unhappy marriage with a man who proves to be a crook.

The girl leaves him and becomes a governess for a Mrs. Dorset, a prominent society woman, who, besides younger children, has a grown-up daughter and a ne'er-do-well son. The latter 6teala a necklace from his mother and arranges for some crooks to rob- the family safe. One of the crooks is Glady's husband, and the girl is suspected of the crimes. She leaves the Dorse home and goes in for Red

Cross work, wliich takes her to the

'battlefields in Flanders.

In France she meets Edwin Fairfax, a brother of Mrs. Dorset, who loves

her. He receives wounds on the battlefield while making a valiant defense of the flag, and Gladys nurses him back to health and happiness. The production is- delightfully presented in the way of social atmos-

A Lazy Liver Causes a great deal of trouble, bil"lousness, constipation and sick headache. Do not put up with It; correct it at once by taking Hood's Pills XUde If C. L Hood Co., Lowell. Mm

Army trucks bringing in rappliea la Pittsburg. Kan district and Fourth retrfment detraining at Pittsburg.

Federal troops are furnishing protection and fjod to the volunlets enlisted by the governor of

thr state to work the mines to relieve the coal shortage brought on by the prolonged strike of

miners. These photos show the federal troops at one of the Pittsburg. Kan. a mining center.

CENTERVILLE, Ind., Dec. 11. Further steps toward the organization of a Parent-teacher association here will be made at a meeting to be held In the school house next Tuesday evening. At this meeting, a committee appointed at a recent meeting of parents and teachers will make its report. The parent-teacher meeting held last Tuesday evening was well attended, in spite of inclement weatherv Prof. C. Coblenz, of New Paris, O., addressed the meeting, and gave many interesting features of a parent-teacher organization.

Ohio News Flashes

DAYTON F. H. Rike, president of the Miami Hotel company, announced yesterday that plans for the early erection of a 100 room addition to the Miami hotel is being considered by the directors of the company. CLEVELAND Settlement of the coal strike found Cleveland with less coal than ever before in its history, according to the fuel committee. Coal imports, normally about 800 cars have dwindled to about 40 cars. COLUMBUS Both branches of the general assembly voted to appropriate $42,500 to pay mileage for members of the assembly for the entire session at tb.e rate of 3 cents a mile to and from their homes one trip a week, whether they made the trip or not. CINCINNATI John Henderson of East Front street, submitted to an operation in which his ninth rib was taken out, chiseled into shape and made into a nose for him. Nine years ago Henderson sustained a broken nose which has since become flattened out. - COLUMBUS John C. Martin and

Arthur Weber escaped from the peni

tentiary Dy scaling a wall. They were confined in the contagion ward.

"OUCH! THAT OLD RHEUMATISM!" Just ftet out that bottle of Sloan's Liniment and "knock It galley-west" WEREN'T prepared for that quick switch in temperature, were you? Left you stiff, sore, full of rheumatic twinges? You should have had a bottle of Sloan's Liniment handy that would have soon eased up the muscles, quieted the jumpy, painful, affected part penetrated without rubbing, bringing

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WANT PEACE WITH SOVIETS. (By Associated - Press) LONDON, Dec. 11. The trades

union icongress, in session here, adoptunion congress, in session here, adopt '

ernment to immediately conclude a

peace with the Soviet government of Russia.

The Theatres

ton Theatre for the last times tonight. Her latest picture, namely "Her Game" is a very delightful society drama and has been well staged. Miss Reed assumes the role of Celeste Raymond, a southern girl. Her father, who is a Wall street broker, becomes a financial wreck through the manipulations of Bruce Armitage. Celeste leaves her southern home to continue the fight. She meets Bruce and marries him, after he explained to her that it was his brother, and not he, who was the cause of her father's ruin. Mildred Manning, a former lover of Bruce, upon finding that she had lost him, saw that she could vent her anger by conspiring with Alan Rutherford, Brace's twin brother. Bruce is kidnapped and made prisoner, while Alan goes to Celeste. A fight takes place when Celeste realizes that it is not Bruce, but his twin brother, Alan, who has come to her. Bruce makes his escape and arrives just in time to save Celeste from his brother. Acknowledging defeat both Alan and Mildred were forced to withdraw.

MURRAY In packing theatres wherever it has been shown, "Turn to the Right," the reigning comedy success to be presented at the Murray Tuesday, Dec. 23, has demonstrated that the public is incurably religious and that it is only necessary to get down to where Individual religion resides and "mix

laughter with the sterner stuff," to evoke Its expression. That the stage with all its sins of commission, is capable of reviving the merest lingering spark of religion has been demonstrated by such offerings of essentially spiritual stimulous as "Ben Hur," "The Servant in the House," "The

Wandered," etc., all dramatized versions of imperfectly-remembered Sunday school lessons. They have illustrated what the actor's art can do with the saving message of the church plus stage accessories. ."Turn to the Right" is the New Testament with brilliant comedy and

DOCTOR ADVISED

. CHANGE OF CLIMATE Run Down and Lungs Hurt Stayed Home and Gained 22 Pounds.

Skatini

COLISEUM Tonight and Saturday Night

Ask a former dyspeptic who tried the Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets plan what wonderful relief they afford. Instead of the grouchy bowl of soup . at home and the abject terror at the -sight of good things to eat at a party supper, the soup spoon has been replaced by the knife and fork. This comes from giving the digestive processes required assistance. These tab-" lets digest food. They stimulate nat " ural digestive secretions. Thus the food keeps on digesting, doesn't lie In the stomach to sour and create all sorts of distresses. And they act aa

soon as they enter the stomach, hence relief even in dyspepsia may be look ed for almost at once. If you have been troubled wtfh gasslness, sour stomach, water brash, heaviness - after eating and such . troubles, try these tablets. You will find Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets on eale in any drug store In the United. States and Canada. Adv.

WASHINGTON Florence Reed, the beautiful United

Pictures star, gives an unusually pleasing performance at the Washing-

Important to all Women

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Good Evening! Have you seen our new Cut Glass XMAS IS COMING

PALAC

Special Today An extra big evening's enterment Arte raft Offer Cecil B. DeMiDes Wonderful drama on "MARRIED LIFE" 'For Better or For Worse' WILLIAM DUNCAN Everybody's favorite. In the thrills of thrillers "Smashing Barriers" And for a big laugh MUTT AND JEFF Pipe Organ for Mualo

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out, to feel clean inside; no sour bile to coat your tongue and sicken your breath or dull your head; no constipation; bilious -atackSi sick headache, colds, rheumatism or gassy, acid stomach, yon must bathe on the inside like you bathe outside. This is vastly more important, because the skin pores do not absorb impurities into

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Bldfl.

NOTE

To accommodate the crowds we are installing 100 more seats and remodeling entirely. It'a a show for everybody.

Last lunes Toaigfct

FLORENCE REED

"Her Game

Though she had set out to hate him and fight him, the second meeting brought about an entirely different regard for the handsome army captain and a few more meetings well we just can't tell any more. Ton must see the rest for yourself, and enjoy this interesting melodrama.

Aiso-

Smiling

Bill Parson N hla latest comedy "Bill, Behave"

URRETT

Today and Tomorrow TOM SANTSCHI AND FRITZI BRUNETTE

"The Still Alarm"

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A FOX SUNSHINE COMEDY

MADE IN RICHMOND

Mow Open MURRAY Mow Open NEWBILL AND PICTURE TODAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY EMPIRE COMEDY FOUR We guarantee this act to be the best comedy male quartet in vaudeville. They are a riot ot laughter, and when they sing "You Ain't Heard Nothin' Tet.M . - - '

WILLIAMS and HOWARD "Sure Cure tor the Blues" - KENO and WAGNER "A Toy Fantasy a great holiday offering. Children will enjoy these big walking dolls and toy soldiers.

GRACE D'ARMOND In "THE CRUCIBLE OP LIFE A thrilling five-reel Fox production. ' - " TIME OF SHOWS Picture 6:00 p. m. and 8:00 p. su V Vaudeville 7:15 and 0:15. -

Under the present schedule we are net curtailing the high grade calibre of our acts or pictures. ... Our bookings remain Just the same as. before the restrictions were adopted. "Better Come Early."