Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 153, 9 May 1921 — Page 7

. THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM. AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., MONDAY, MAY9, 192L

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BETTER MUSIC FLEA $ ADVANCED BY MORTON IN CHICAGO MEETING (By Associated Press) CHICAGO. May 9. Jazz is the evil spirit of music, according . to Dr. Frank E. Morton, chairman of the Music Industries committee, in speaking af the Music Trades convention here today. "Jazz," said Dr. Morton, "expresses hyisteria and incites to idleness, revelry, dissipation, destruction, discord and chaos. It accords with the devastating, volcanic spirit that has burst forth over the world in the last six years. Rhythm and musical vibrations swayed the half savage voodooist like a powerful intoxicant. Jazz is compounded after the same formula as the Voodoo chants. Typi

fying the unbalanced state of humanity's mind it tends to unhinge it more and more. Human nerve tissues respond to this perverted organization of sound Just -as readily as did those of the Voodoo Zealots, and just as readily will they respond to music of the higher, ennobling order. The world needs good music as never before. "Seldom do you hear 'Home Sweet Home sung now. Formerly it dropped in upon us in concert encores and quiet, social and family gatherings. And every rendition of it re-acted on the cerebal tissue of those who sang and to a lesser extent on those who listened. With 'Home Sweet 6ilenced, home itself tends to disappear. With home swallowed up in the cabaret, the great stabilizing centers of society is lost. '"Make music virile. Put red blood into it. Associate it with two-fisted men who do things. Keep away from 'w the Jazz abominations. Restore the orderly harmonize.', organization of industrial and social life with good music. Bring back "Home Sweet Home." I ,

NAMED DIRECTOR OF U. S. CENSUS

The Theatres

MURRAY . Manager Holland of the Murray Theatre has secured for a limited engagement, beginning today, a most interesting story called "The Lamplighter."' It was produced by "William Vox and has for its star winsome little Shirley Mason, whose great successes in "Wing Toy", "Her Elephant Man" and "Love's Harvest" are matters of screen history. - The story of "The Lamplighter," In which sheer beauty of narrative and fustained tension mark it as an exceedingly fine piece of screen writing, is from the pen of Maria Susanna Cummins. This talented author has supplied Miss Mason with a vehicle that promises delight for her large army of admirers. MURRETTE Tom Mix picked himself up out of a sand pile and rubbed his breeches ruefully. "The next time," sad he,

"I'll use a washboard for a seat." It was a scene in the William Fox picture "The Road Demon," which is now being shown at the Murrette theatre. McCabe. a role assumed by Lloyd Bacon, is placed in jail as a result of an automobile race on the read between him and Tom who plays the part of "Hap" Higgins. Tom determines to get McCabe out of trouble, and, finding him at work on .1 rock pile, making little ones out of

William M. Stuart. William M. Stuart of Michigan was recently named by President Harding to be director of the census.

Artists Corporation,' will spread the sunshine of Eleanor H. Porter's philosophy at Grace M. E. church, Monday and Tuesday. This picture Is said to be the best vehicle in which. Miss Plckford has ever appeared. The story, written by Frances Marion and based on Eleanor H. Porter's celebrated "PoUy&nna" books, deals with the life of a little birl who made it her business to spread the spirit of gladness wherever her pathway led.

American Legion ,

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 9. Veterans of the World war, who are disabled by disease or wounds and by reason of such disability are either temporarily or permanently incapacitated from earning a living may be

admitted to the ten National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, according to 'national headqueraters of the American Legion. Those seeking admission are not asked the cause of their disabilities; the homes will accept the victim of peace as well as the victim of war. The important consideration is the ac tual disability, Legion officials- state. The declaration of the ex-service men's organization is baaed upon an Act of Congress passed on June 5, 1920. To obtain admission(to the homes, a disabled ex-service man-should either apply in person to branch home or should communicate wtb the governor of a branch ."home. The soldier's homes are located in the following

state Ohiot Wisconsin, Maine, Virginia Kansas, California. Indiana, Illinois, Tennessee and South Dakota.

CASS COUNTY DELINQUENT TAX LIST BREAKS RECORDS LOGANS PORT, Ind.. May 9. J. J. McCormick. county treasurer, say a approximately 20 per cent of the city taxpayers and 15 per cent of rural taxpayers are delinquent. This, is the largest delinquent list ever known in Cass county, according to McCormick. The county treasurer ascribes two causes the large number of people out of work and the high taxes.

Plant Vm Bomb German Battleships (By Associated Press). "NBW YORK. Many 9. Two seaplanes which, for eight, weeks have

Lbeen proficiently dropping bombs on

dummy battleships near the Rockway naval station, have arirved at Hampton Board. Va., where this week two German battleships are to be made targets in an aerial bombing test. The planes made the flight to the roads yesterday afternoon: and news of their arrival waa received here today.

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The star grabs McCabe, flings him into a wheelbarrow and slides down a 60-degree hill to freedom with him. When this scene was made the pair went down the hill so fast that Tom was forced to sit and dig his heels in the ground. It was very wearing on that part of him in contact with the hill. WASHINGTON A picture that will appeal because it is strictly alive is "The Girl With t,he Jazz Heart," in which Madge Kennedy is feautred by Goldwyn. She has never appeared to better advantage than in her latest picture, "The Girl With the Jazz Heart," from the story byRobert Shannon, which is running at the Washington theatre. She plays two roles, one that of the title, the jazz hearted damsel, ana the other, that of a distinctly opposie type. She leaves nothing to be asked in either part, and the "Madge Kennedy fans" will be hard put to decide whether they like her better as a de

mure Mennonite brunette, or a dance-!

loving, action-craving blonde city girl. The story of "The Girl With the Jazz Heart," isn't intended to teach a moral, nor it is a defence of "jazz." So those who don't care for the tomtoms and rag-time needn't be alarmed. It appeals because It is strictly alive from the beginning to the end, and because it is so thoroughly American, and up-to-date American, at that. GRACE M. E.

ulary Pickford as "The Glad Oirl"

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MURRAY Vaudeville BETTER COME EARLY Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra Welcome Home, Duke Today, Tuesday and Wednesday

Grace Duke Cameron and Rogers Late stars of George White's "SCANDALS". Misa Grace Cameron, well known Broadway favorite, famous as the star in "DOLLIE DIMPLES", and later musical productions. Duke is a Richmond boy who has won Broadway recognition, and is now at the height of his career, and with his team-mate is considered a Keith head'ine attraction. They will offer the same specialty which was the hit of "Scandals".

Boiger Brothers ""Wizards of the Banjo". Hear these boys play the classics and the seductive "jazz".

Knight's Roosters 'Vaudeville Most Distinct Novelty" Nile Marsh "A Study in Song" "You'd be Surprised"

SHIRLEY MASON "The Lamplighter" Five-Reel Pox Feature Coming Thursday "The Golden Bird;" Lane and Harper; Stewart and Lawrence, and Nat Burns.

"NOW or NEVER" And MADGE KENNEDY in "A GIRL WITH A JAZZ HEART" Coming Thursday "Fatty" Arbuckle in "A Dollar A Year Man"

Murrette "Where the Stars Twinkle First"

TODAY and TOMORROW

lOilliam jC presents

TOM MIX Demon Sl&Hf naL 'Direction, by

The story of a daring cowpuncher who won an auto race and a bride. A!30 a Christy Comedy "MAN vs. WOMAN" It's a Scream

The Keith Sisters and organist have prepared a special musical program.

COMING Wednesday and Thursday Constance Binney in "THE MAGIC CUP" Admission: Adults 25c Matinee: Children 15c Tax Inc. Adults 35c Evening: Children 15c Tax Inc.

COMMUNITY NIGHTSMay 9th and 10th Grace M.E. Church IF Mary Pickford

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NOTICE Following Prices on and after Monday,. May 9

Quarts Pints

. 13c . 7c

54 Pint Cream 13c

BEALLVIEW D AIEY CO. - Kramer Bros., Props.

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Sixteen Yards Cheese Cloth

Dollar Day: Bleacher ,or Unbleached Cheese Cloth. Not in three years has it been offered to you so cheap. Tuesday

we sell it 16 yds for

$1.00

Two -Columbia Window Shades

Dollar Day: Dark green shades, 6 feet long. 3 feet wide, Columbia first quality; complete o u t f i t ready to hang. Your $1.00

Tuesday $1.25, $1.50, $.175 M' and even $2 values, f or . . . P Here you are again! A nice, old Dollar Day a Dollar Day like the days of old, where your dollar bought one hundred cents' worth of goods for a dollar! Not since before the war have such low prices been offered to the public The thrifty will be here. DOORS OPEN AT 8:30 A. M.

TUESDAY ONLY Be Near the Doors Bright and Early

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$1.00 dirts, neat $1.00

,us $1.00

OH, BOY! LOOK, MEN! 3 Pairs Silk Lisle Sox jj QQ in hrown, black, navy or grey, all sizes; your choice, 3 pairs $1.00 10 Pairs Men's Dress Sox 00 Men's Cotton Dress or everyday Sox, all colors and sizes; special. 10 pairs $1.00

Men's $1.49 Madras Shirts

Fine Negligee Dress Shirts, neat stripes, all sizes; choice $1.00

Men's Atlas Union Suits

Atlas fine lisle Union Suits, short sleeves, ankle length. Men's $1.50 Dress Caps Qf Nifty new spring Dress Caps, new shapes and colors, all sizes. 10 Pairs Canvas Gloves jJ QQ Special Tuesday Only 10 pairs of Men's Canvas Gloves for $1.00 Men's $2 Khaki Pants QQ Well sewed and made of good khaki drill; per pair $1.00 Young Men's Union J-j ff Suits, 2 for (J)ltUU These Union Suits are in sizes 31 and 26 only, for men; 2 for... $1.00 Men's Neckties $1 00 Silk Four-in-Hand Neckties, rich colors; 3 for $1.00 Men's 50c Dress Sus- AA pendens, 3 for tpJL.UU Regular 50c Dress Suspenders, adjustable; choice, 3 pairs $1.00 75c Shop Aprons AA two for tpX.Ulf Mechanics' Shop Aprons, made of heavy denim; 2 for $T.00

6 Yards Muslin at

Bleached or Unbleached; these well known brands, Sea Island, Storm King or Duquesne, up to 25c grades, to sell at 6 yards for $1.00

Boys' Summer Union Suitsthree for

Just think of buying three boys' Union Suits for one dollarf Fine knit or porosknit Union Suits. All sizes to 34.

Polly Prim Aprons at 2 for

Dollar Dayi Polly Prim Aprons, ric-rac trimmed, made of checked and plaid ginghams. Special, two for $1.00

Up to $1.89 Muslin-wear

Dollar Day: Women's Chemise, Gowns Petticoats, eta, prettily embroidered and lace trimmed. Each $1.00

Women's Bungalow Aprons

Dollar Day: Ladies' Bungalow. Aprons, made of gingham, ricrac trimmed. Your choice. .$1.00

2 Muslin Petticoats at ...

Dollar Day: Full cut white muslin Underskirts, embroidered. Special, two for $1.00

2 Model Brassieres at

Dollar Day: Model Brassieres, sell eyerywhere for 75c each, Tuesday we offer 'era, at two for $1.00

Girl's Fine Dresses at

Dollar Day: Sizes up to 14, girls' Gingham Dresses, $1.50 value; each $1.00

! Up to $2.00 White

Enamelware

Dollar Day: Large Dish Pans, Kettles, Rice Boilers, Buckets, Sauce Pan Sets; your choice at. each $1.00

Girls White Dresses at

Dollar Day: Just five in the lot; for confirmation, etc.; slightly soiled. Each $1.00

3 Pairs Lisle Hose for

Dollar Day: Women's Lisle Hose, in all colors; special, 3 pairs for $1.00

Silk Camisoles, 2 for

Dollar Day: Women's Silk Camisoles, trimmed; special, two tor enly $1.00

Child's Panty Waists,

5 for

Dollar Day: Knit Panty Waists for children; choice, 5 for $1.00

Boys' Wool Pants, 2 for

Dollar Day: Tomorrow you can buy two boys' Pants for the price of one; up to $1.00 trousers, all sizes, to sell for twa for $1.00

Boys'. Waists d1 or Shirts, 2. .. : 01 Dollar Day: Boys' Percale Waists or Chamnray Shirts, all sizes; Z for. ...$1X0

Warner of Thomp-

Dollar Day: Up to $2.00 Warner's or Thompson's Corsets; at each, $1.00.

Women's Pure I" Sitk Hose D1 Dollar Day: Pure Thread Silk, full fashioned, back seamed; pair ..$1.00

Dollar Sale of Dry Goods and Domestics Six yards of Crash nf Toweling for , J-L.tlU Six yards of Plaid J" ff Dress Gingham vlUU Six yards of Cheviot A A for V A.vlvJ 2 yards Table Linen j-j AA 60 in. wide PlUU 7 yards Lancaster A A Gingham plltr 12 yards Unbleached jj QQ 13 yards of Toweling QQ 3 yards of A.iedo Silk j QQ 3 yards of Sheer - A A Voile for tDA.UU 6 yards light or dark Q" AA Percale O-I-.UU 4 yards of Shirting ?" AA Madras OAUU 2 yards of Sunfast - AA Drapery tDAUl 36-inch Wool Serge. A A per yard OLMV Motor Sateen, all col- fl- AA ors, 4 yards JJL.UU 6 yards of Challies QQ 36 In. Indian Head, Q-f A A 4 yards for :.. J7UI 42-in. Pillow Tubing, Q- A A 3 yards for tpAUU r..pk-,....$i.oo White "P. K," 38 in. q-t AA wide. 3 yards for PAAIU Panama Nainsook, g- AA 4 yards for P AAIU Hill's or Lonsdale A A Muslin. 6 yards tJAUU & yards Blue Denim ' J QQ

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