Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 76, 9 February 1920 — Page 7

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MILTON TALKS OVER SCHOOL; MANY MEETS TO BE HELD SOON

The proposed consolidated town

and township school for Washington township wa3 discussed at a meeting In Milton Saturday afternoon by C. O.

Williams, county superintendent, Wilfred Jesfup, local attorney, and Architect C. E. Wenklng.

Williams, spoke on the advantages from an educational standpoint to be derived from a consolidated school while Jessup explained the legal phases of the project. Werking pre. sented plana for the building. At a meeting Saturday afternoon with the trustee and advisory board of the Greensfork schools Williams, with Jessup and Werking, talked over the plans for adding four rooms, an auditorium and a new heating plant to the Greensfork school. The contract for the work, which is to be completed by September, will be let

others were flashed on tne screen.

But we think that even above those should have come the name of the genius whq gatherea together those mannequins. He should furthermore be presented with a medal suitable for reward of one who has performed a great service. The story of "Lombardi, Ltd.," revolves about the name that of a

smart modiste's shoo, where Tito

Lombardi, whose genius in designing women's gowns has at last brought him fame, carried on business in his own temperamental way. Mr. Lytell has done wonders with this part, por

traying Lombardi with all the Latin

enthusiasm and spirit, yet never for a

moment striking a false note. MURRETTE William Farnum again will be seen ifi a beautiful William Fox production, "Heart Strings", at the Murrette Theatre today. It Is eaid that "Heart Strings" surpasses in some ways every other lay in which this noted star has appeared. It tells the story of a brother's great sacrifice for the little sister whom he adores. The early scenes are laid in the beautiful Laurentian Valley of Quebec. From there the action moves to New York's famous "Greenwich Village", the

abode of artists, musicians, genius and

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served twelve of the best years ot his life behind prison! walls. When he came back hia wife was dead and his baby daughter grown to

beautiful womanhood and very much in love with the eon of one of the men who had conspired against him one of the men to whom he had said, "As

sure as there is a God in heaven, you will all pay for thiB!" But veugeaucvj was his, and, eventually, happiness for the wronged.

NOT A THEORY Ift a fact that the use of alcohol even in moderate doses as taken in tonics is often habit-forming in eff ect EMULSION: an easily assimilated tonic nutrient supplies the body with those elements that contribute to

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PiaTs formuartraining. a TwTroom Peaceful village of the French Cana-

addition and an auditorium for the

Williamsburg school. The trustee and advisory board of Center township will meet with County Superintendent Williams Tuesday night to go over plans for the proposed township school.

Plans for Relief of Europe Near Completion BERLIN, Feb. 9. The plans of Herbert C. Hoover for alleviating suffering in Poland, Czecho-Slovakia, Austria and Germany are nearing completion by the constant arrival of ships at Hamburg, bearing condensed milk, beans and bacon, and, for Jewish beneficiaries, cotton-seed oil instead of bacon. The food gradually is being piled in Hamburg storehouses and when all of it has arrived careful distribution to avoid illicit trade will be begun. Major Alan G. Goldsmith, of Middletown, Ohio, agent of the American Food Relief, who has been superintending operations In Hamburg, has

' returned to Berlin to take control of

transportation of the foodstuffs, being succeeded in Hamburg by Francis C. Wickes, formerly of the American Relief Commission in Belgium.

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The story is one in which laughter and tears are intermingled. Big

scenes which stir the consciousness

and play upon the heart strings of hi-

manity abound. Supporting Mr. Farnum in the cast are Gladys Cobum, Betty Hilburn, Kate Blancke, Paul Caseneuve, Robert Cain and Rowland G. Edwards. Henry Albert Phillips is the author; the scenario was written by E. Lloyd Sheldon and the play was directed by J. Gordon Edwards. MURRAY The home of, John Benton, with its little family of three, was a happy one. And then came the crah. Home, wife and daughter, business even his good name were swept away from him, an innocent, upright American business man.j t Such a Character is the ideal one Mrs. Kate Corbaleyy has created in

her story, "The False Code," for that

sterling character actor, Frame Keenan. This is the picture showing today at the Murray Theatre.

Stepping blindly into a trap set by

a business partner whereby all evi

dence in the mysterious sinking of a

boat loaded with a fake cargo on which insurance is collected, John Benton, shipowner and brains and , backbone of a shipbuilding concern,

Company K Pays Respect to Joshua Allen; Funeral Services Held at Salem Funeral services for Joshua H. Allen were held Monday afternoon at the Salem church, east of Hagerstown. Burial was in the Salem cemetry. The services were conducted by the Rev. John R. Bailey. Scores of friends visited the Allen Lome Sunday to pay last respect to him. About 30 members of Company K, I. S. M.. of which Allen was a member, visited the home Sunday afternoon.

The Theatres

WASHINGTON Bert Lytell again gave proof of his versatility in enacting on the screen the character of Tito Lombardi, proprietor of the smart Fifth Avenue shop of "Lambardi. Ltd.. at the Washington theatre yesterday. The story, adapted from the original stage play by Frederic and Fanny Hatton, goes

L much further than mere characteriza-

tion. It is one of the most out-of-the

beaten-track romances seen in many

a day, and one that has been excel lently produced.

Time must be taken out right here and . now to give due and honorable mention to the girls who enacted the parts of mannequins in the modiste's ehop. The name of the author of tie

play, that of the director and several

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RICHMOND THEATRE Between 6th and 7th on Main TODAY FLORENCE BILLINGS in "A Dangerous Affair" Harold Lloyd Comedy 'BUMPING INTO BROADWAY' TUESDAY 11th and 12th episode of "The Silent Mystery" the great serial A goo'd laugh maker "BROWNIES DAY OFF" And Current Events

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Local people who saw this picture in Indianapolis proclaim it Farnum's greatest role.

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Today and Tomorrow

Lombardi Ltd,

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Bert Lytell. He wouldn't even kiss her until she named the day for her wedding. That was Tito Lombardi's idea of honor. Did it pay, or did he regret it? Coming Sunday . . Charles Ray in "EGG CRATE WALLOP"