Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 68, 21 March 1922 — Page 9

HUMANITARIAN ACTS OF MICHIGAN PEOPLE

iif Din OTnnii diu oiunhi i (By Associated Press) DETROIT March il. The hu manitarian impulses of the peoples of Michigan have never been better exemplified than during the recent storm, when the wild animal life of the entire state was threatened with extinction by the sleet and ice that covered the ground for days. Despite the heroic measures taken by the v people of the northern part of the state, the storm was fo severs that It Is feared that on the western ; side years will be required to replace birds and beasts lost and starved. Talk already Is being heard of asking the next legislature to tighten the game laws for a long number of years to avert the passing of the birds altogether. ' The stories of the hardships voluntarily shouldered by the citizens rf northern Michigan in order that their friends of the air and the forests might defeat the forces of nature that sought to stamp them out, are Just beginning to come into Detroit. Countless in stances are recorded of the self-sacrifice of these northern Michigan folk who forgot their own comforts to minister to the things that usually receive but scant attention. Iced Food Supply "When the Ice king descended upon the district he. left behind a coating of Ice through which bird claws and beaks could not break to reach the natural food underneath. Deer and other animals, usually able to scrape away the snow with their hoofs and gain sustenance, found their efforts Kol1ra4 V.w tha 1rv harrlpr Th hi rein

4f and beast3 were unable to. find food on trees and bushes because they, .like the earth, were encrusted with tho Icy mantle. Although farmers and townspeople alike rallied to the call and placed food where it could be reached quickly by the suffering Inhabitants of the woods, the task was 60 great and the ' need so urgent ' that thousands of birds and animals are known to have died from starvation before aid could be taken to them. Hundreds of dead partridges and Bmall animals havo been found In the Petoskey district Near Cadillac the number that starved was even greater, according to reports, because birds found buds of bushes and trees completely coated with ice.

RICHMOND Slam, mystery land of the Far East, has been' transferred to the screen In all its oriental magnificence in Cecil B. DeMille's Paramount production, "Fool's Paradise," which is still playing at the Richmond theatre. A technically perfect and artistically beautiful reproduction Of a portion of this little-known country has been i reproduced as a background for a por- , tion of the action of this story. The props include a wide range of Siamese equipment ranging from incense burners, dancing girls' Jewels, head pieces and costumes, to many-armed idols and crocodiles. The story of "Fool's Paradise" is the Joint product of Buelah Marie Dix and Sada Cowan and It was suggested by Leonard Merrick's short story. "The Laurels and the Lady." A splendid cast which includes 4 Dorothy Dalton, Mildred Harris, Conrad Nagel, Theodore Kosloff, John Davidson and Julia Faye present the principal roles. MURRAY "The Barricade' 'is the feature at traction at the Murray theatre today. It was produced by William Christy Cabanne, eminent young director for It-C Pictures Corporation and Is based upon an original story of the same title from the facile pen of Dr. Daniel Carson Goodman. Included in the notable cast assembled by Mr. Cabanne are such well known players at Kenneth Harlan, William A. Strauss, Katherine Spencer, Dorothy Richards, James ; Harrison, Eugene Borden and John O'Connor. Mr. Cabanne has achieved a brilliant success with "The Barricade" and critics everywhere are comparing it with his other great hKs, "The Lamb," in which Douglas Fairbanks made his first big triumph and Lura Liquid Shampoo eradicates the came of hair and acalp troubles and give new life and beauty to the hair. Get your bottlo today. Lura Henna Shampoo. 8-oz. bottle; L.ura ideal Shampoo (without Henna), 6oz. bottle. At all druggitta. NOTE. 7 pteat what Lam will Joferuour hair. Ideal Laboratories CofOueaso.wiU aendaam plateat bottle upon receipt of 10c in coin of tamp, to cover p ackina and poatace. Be sure and state which product ia deaired. Lura with Henna oi without Liquid Shampoo Manufactured by Ideal Laboratories Co., Chicago, 111. At Following Store QUIGLEY DRUG STORES

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The Slacker," one of the most popular subjects ever released A rugged dramatic punch plus a de lightful touch of romance makes "The Barricade." William Christy Cabanne's production, distributed by R-C Pictures Corporation, one of the really worth while subjects of the season to date. Mr. Cabanne chose for his production a story by Dr. Daniel Carson Goodman, who has to his credit "The Wonder Man," in which Georges Carpentier made his first big hit in pictures and many other notable productions. In the cast are William A. Strauss, Kenneth Harlan, Katherine Spencer, Dorothy Richards, James HarriBon, Eugene Borden and John O'Connor. MURRETTE Of course, everyone 13 talking about "Theodora," the big film to apear at the Murrette theatre. All who have seen it marvel at one or two or three features of the massive production. Some are moved to speculation and comment concerning the big scene in the circus, where the lions are turned on the crowds every one has a theory of how this wonderful scene was manipulated for the, camera some have marveled at the grouping or such a mass of people; the principal comment is upon the architecture, the scenery where was it made, by whom and how? That's a long story. When the Italian film company decided to make a picture that would o around the world and cause the whole world to open its eyes to a great accomplishment, negotiations were put on foot GOOD FOR THAT TLl COUGH For quick relief from the wearing coujrha that "hans on" after the grippe or influenza, take Foley's Honey and Tar. Mrs. K. D. Drake. Childs, Md., writes: "After an attack of the flu that left me with a severe cough nothing seemed to relieve me till I tried Folev'B Honey and Tar, which I can highly recommend. It is also good for croup, whooping cough and colds. It puts a soothing, healing' coating over the inflamed surfaces, cuts the phlegm, eases hoarseness, clears the air passiges. A. G. Luken Drug Co., 626-628 Main. Advertisement.

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COLLEGE BOARD PUTS BAN ON DANCING BY STUDENTS WICHITA. Kas.. March 21. Decisive action to stop dancing as a col lege function was taken today by the " board of directors of Fairmount col lege, a congregational Institution here, when resolutions censuring the officers and members of Alpha Gamma, men's society, for holding a downtown PALACE TODAY ' Constance Talmadge In a special 6-act comedy drama "IN SEARCH OF A SINNER" Just avlittle over a mile of smiles and good laughs. She wanted a wild, wild husband. WITH IT Art Accord in another of his famous western "Winners of the West" And a good Mutt & Jeff 'comedy Now Playing "THE ROSARY" Presents JACK BESSEY STOCK CO. V Matinee Wednesday LAST HALF WEEK "THE SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS" Millions have read the book now See the play PHONE 1683 For Seats

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Fronj the. Novel by E. Phillips Oppenheim; photoplay by Monte M. Kattejohn' - X' ' Picturizatlon of the Great Serial Novel That Ran In Newspapers - Matinee 25 cents and 15 cents - . - - ..... Evenings 33 cents and 15 Cents

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rooms for 10 day;. - -BETTER COME EARLYPipe Organ Concert Orchestra B. F. Keith Vaudeville Today and Wednesday Indian Rervelries The most beautiful act ever seen in Richmond! The biggest hit we have ever played! Eight curtain calls : at last night's show. Frank and MElt Brittan Two clever musicians In their act "SAY IT WITH MUSIC" Fairman and Patrick", in "A WEE BIT OP IRISH WIT ; AND SONG" Willie Missem and Company We hope Willie wonft miss 'em but whether he does or not you will laugh heartily ' at his efforts. , THE BARRICADE w A Carranne Five Reel Feature Coming Thursday RUBEN & HALL, direct from the State-Lake, Chicago. "One on the Aisle" Embs & Alton, Lyle and Virginia.

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