Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 112, 22 March 1920 — Page 7

LABOR'S GUNS ARE TURNED ON CUMMINS

(By Associated Press) WASHINGTON. March 23 Senator Cummins, Republican of Iowa, is one of the members of congress organized labor will attempt to defeat in November, according to I E. Sheppard, act

ing president of the Order of Railway Conductors, who is in Washington today attending the railroad wage conference. Senator Cumminav was the author of the anti-strike provision of the railroad, which was thrown out in conference. Mr. Sheppard indicated that union officials were carefully studying the record of every member of congress with respect to his stand on this provision and other labor matters, with a view to opposing in the elections those regarded as inimical to organized labor. The headquarters of the railway conductors it at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and it is said that this union will organize the fight against Senator Cummins. Mr. Sheppard said, however, that union labor had not yet decided on a

candidate to oppose Senator Cummins, whose term will expire next

March.

HEAR VIOLIN RECITALS Music lovers of New Paris enjoyed a delightful recital last Friday even

ing when Mrs. Dorothy Kirkpatrick Heerman, wife of Emil Heerman, con

cert master of the Cincinnati sym

phony; Miss Benette Goldstein, pian

ist, and Ida Anderson Klien, mezzo so

prano, appeared in an interesting pro-

tram. Mrs. Heerman was a proniin

ent New Paris young woman before

her marriage. She was a violin student of Mr ITeormnn.

Turn That Vacant Lot Into A Producing Garden! Vacant city lots would not be of much value for growing corn or wheat, but these valuable pieces of dirt arc often just the place for growing a good vegetable garden. Often the Boil is rough and covered with Btones and all sorts of waste materials, but most people who live in

cities and towns do not get enough outdoor exercise anyway, and the labor neceseary to clean off the trash and pile the stones to one side will do them good. Some of the best home gardens have

been grown on vacant Jots that were not much more than a stone pile to

begin with. In one case enough old

foundation stones were removed to

build a wall along the two exposed

sides of the lot. The soil was then leveled and a few small loads of manure spaded into it. - The garden was planted while neighboring apartment-house dwellers looked on from their windows, doubt written on every face, but the garden grew and flourished, and many were the smiles of appreciation of the good thing3 that were handed them by the owner of the garden. If the land is not shaded too great a part of the time, almost any vacant lot can be turned into a food garden, but it is often necessary, pretty nearly, to "make" the soil. Free booklets that tell how to garden will be sent on application to the United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. 1 GAS PRODUCER OF CONCRETE Owing to the high price and scarcity of steel during the war, a gas company in Syracuse found it necessary to build the shells of a 200-horse power gas producer and scrubber out of concrete staves. The shells are eight feet in diametpr and the staves meas

ure 24 by 10 by 2 Inches. They are connected by tongue and groove Joints. !

Between the concrete and the lire

brick lining there is ' a three-inch space filled with a heat resisting material.

"WHITE COLLAR WORKERS AVOID WEDDED STATE

NEWARK, N. J. Clercial workers t and "white collar" men in general are not getting married these days, ac-; cording to City Clerk Egan, in charge of the marriage bureau. The propor-1 tion is about one out of a hundred ) licenses granted. Of the last 20 applicants for licenses not one was a

clerk. This showed the need of the "middle class" for an increase In income, Egan believes.

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The Theatres

WASHINGTON Any time that Clara Kimball Young requires children for a scene in one of her productions, the supply is always tenfold greater than the demand. The secret of this is that Miss Young is one of the most delightful storytellers in the business and the children dote upon the wonderful fairy stories with which Miss Young regales them between scenes. During the filming of "Eyes of Youth," in which a number of children were used in the school room scene, Miss Young made it a daily habit to entertain the children with stories during the noon hour, and her audience was always augmented by at least a score or more children from

the neighboring school who gave up their lunch hour to be with Miss Young. Miss Young Is starring In "Eyes of Youth" at the Washington theatre. MURRETTE

William Fox will present the popular star, George Walsh, at the Murrette theatre beginning today. "A Manhattan Knight" is the title of the photoplay, which is founded on the well-known novel of Gelett Burgess entitled "Find the Woman." It is a story of New York life and takes in the life of the big city in various phases. As usual, William Fox has surrounded the star with an excellent and well-

balanced supporting cast. MURRAY "The method by which a woman can decide on the husband she wants, without his knowledge, and work to make

him without his own conscious effort woo her, are brought to light inter

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fith is the star of this picture, which will be the feature attraction at the

Murrette theatre today, Tuesday and

Wednesday.

Miss Griffith plays the role of Em

ily Cottreil. known as "The Princess

of Diamonds," beautiful member of a' crook band. She is caught redhanded in the act of looting the safe of u d . Parrish, a millionaire banker. Par-

rish, who discovers the girl, guesses

from her air of refinement a hidden story, and decides to her Into his household and reform her.

Adele Warren, . . niece and

ward, comes Into the Btory shortly afterwards, and it is seen that she has decided on making Wayne Parrish, son of the millionaire, her hus-

ta-d. The interesting wiles and devices employed by a woman under

ucu circumstances, provides dramatic

interest of a high order.

After a meshing of complications

full of suspense and surprise. It de

velops that Wayne and Emily love each other. The erstwhile crook Is threatened with exposure of her past, but fate brings the characters to a smashingly fine climax.

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Mus&eteer

St aty sod direction by ALLAH DWAN

An ABTC&AFr Picture

Also a Mack

Sennett Comedy TUESDAY ALICE BRADY in

"The World

to Live Id"

JHOMAS H.INQI

BENNETT

THFWOMAM in the SUITCASE'

And a Good Bee Hive Comedy THE CHAMPEEN'

Admission 25c Adults; Children 15c, Including Tax

RICHMOND THEATRE Between 6th and 7th on Main "Home of Clearest Pictures In Town" Last Times Today RUBYE DE REMER "DUST OF DESIRE" also Charlie Chaplin "The floorwalker" TUESDAY WILL ROGERS "LAUGHING BILL HYDE" also A Fatty Filbert Comedy "New Music Better Lend an Ear" Admission 11c and 17c

The Screen's Most Vital Personality

CLARA KIMBALL

-IN-

Eyes

of Youth

Lavishly Staged Magnificently Scened Gorgeously Gowned The strange and fascinating visualization of a young girl's experience on the threshold of life.

Today Tuesday and Wednesday

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SELECT VAUDEVILLE

MURRAY BETTER COME EARLY"

BIO PIPE ORGAN CONCERT ORCHESTRA

New Show Today, Tuesday, Wednesday Three Big-Time acts and feature picture Engagement extraordinary. Direct from the Palace Theatre, Chicago. Palace, N. Y. City, Keith's, Dayton

"Woman's Fads and Follies"

A burlesque female Impersonator entirely different from any other artist you hare ever eeen. The highest salaried vaudeville act ever booked in Richmond. See his beautiful gowns. See his wonderful arms and Bhoulders. Late feature of "The Follies;" appeared twice before President Wilson and wife; played a command performance before his royal majesty, the Prince of Wales, recently In Toronto. You will marvel and laugh.

COMING TO THE

Murrette

Thur

rsday, Friday and Saturday

BUGH BROS. Ship-A-Hoy Boys in "Spilling the Beans"

Greatest comedy bounding acrobatic act In vaudeville. A laugh a second. See them dive from the ship into the sea! Biggest laughnig act we have ever booked. They will double you up with laughter.

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HERBERT CLIFTON

LEONARD AND BERGMAN In their comedy skit "IN THE MOVIES" CORINNE GRIFFITH In -THE TOWER OF JEWELS" A five-reel Vita graph feature with Maurice Costello. COMING THURSDAY The Wintergarden 4 Male quartet direct from tho Wintergarden Revue, New York City.