Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 88, 13 April 1922 — Page 11
MAYOR ASKS CITIZENS o TO ASSIST IN SAFETY AND CLEAN-UP WEEKS Proclamations calling for the observance of safety week and clean-up week, were Issued by Mayor Lawrence Handley Wednesday. The "eafety week" campaign is to be put on under the auspices of the Wayne County AutQmotive Dealers' association, with the co-operation of the Junior Red Cross and the Boy Scouts. It is to be a campaign of education, to insure that school children of the city are thoroughly acquainted with the traffic laws, and are trained to observe these rules. Card3 giving traffic rules and cau
tioning the children to observe all i proper precaution, have been printed and are ready for distribution among the school pupils. According to present plans the Boy Scouts are to serve as "traffic officers" on corners in the vicinity of the schools, during rush hours, and they will see that the children are conducted across the street with due eafety. Mayor's Proclamation The proclamation issued by Mayor Handley Wednesday follows: "The Wayne County Automotive Trade Association has Instituted a campaign to impress upon the mlnda of children and the general public the necessity of taking every precaution to prevent accidents when crossing streets. The Boy Scouts and the Junior Red Cross will aid in this commendable work, and the week of April 17 has
been designated "Safety Week." "The official city heartily approves this movement and requests that all citizens assist and co-operate in every Owav to promote the safety of children on the streets." Clean-Up Week The Clean-Up Week proclamation follows: "The Aftermath club desires to have the week of April 24 designated as "Clean-up Week," and will make a special effort to get the co-operation of all citizens to render the city spotless for May Day. "The official city heartily approves this movement and urgently requests that all organizations, school children and citizens in general co-operate to render the city more beautiful by cleaning up all trash, trimming trees and shrubbery, removing unsightly trash boxes and garbage barrels from alley., sowing grass seed, sodding, planting flowers, and otherwise rendering the city clean, sanitary and beautiful. ; "Now, therefore, I herewith designate the week of April 24 as 'Clean-up Week,' and direct that the city officials render all aid possible in this commendable undertaking.".
LEGION COMMITTEE TO WORK WITH RAPP Lawrence Jessup, N. A. Fowell, Herbert Weisbrod. James D. Horn and Clarence Englebert were named on a, committee to work with Fred Rapp, , business manager for Billy Sunday, at: a meeting of Harry Ray Post, Ameri-i
can Legion, held in the post club rooms Wednesday evening. Members of the organization who v wish to pay special tribute to the arrival of the Sundays in the city, will Vmeet at the club rooms at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, Saturday, to march to the station, for the reception of the evangelist. ' An informal entertainment, including a dancing act by Clarence Encipher!, with music by J. Don McDaniel, George Horney and Harold Hiatt was staged. Some entertaining feature will be added to each program hereafter, lt.was stated.
Masonic Calendar Thursday, April 13 Masonic club will give a subscription dance to Masons and ladies. Friday, April 14 King Solomon's Chapter So. 4 R. A. M. Stated convocation. Saturday, April 15 Iyal Chapter. No. 49, O. E. S., stated meeting and initiation of candidates.
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MURRAY While "Rip Van Winkle,- Ward Lascelle's splendid screen version of Washington Irvlng's immortal classic, which, released by Hodkinson, is being shown at the Murray theatre, was in the course of construction, scores of visitors thronged Mr. Lascelle's studio to watch Thomas Jefferson work. On ever so many occasions ladies of middle age approached Mr. Jefferson while he was resting between scenes, and said: "My. I thought you were Joe Jefferson. You look just like him. Did you know him?" Whereat Jefferson had to admit that he knew him slightly for the world-famous "Joe" Jefferson was his father! Joe Jefferson achieved his greatest triumph in the playing of "Rip Van Winkle" upon the speaking stage. It Is altogether in keeping with the trend of the times that his son should perpetuate the family name and fame by a splendid rendition of the identical role upon the silver sheet. MURRETTE More power to Florence Vidor and the combination that produced "Woman, Wake Up!" More pictures like this Associated Exhibitors feature, shown yesterday at the Murrette theatre and remaining the rest of the week, and there would be no need for censorship; no howling cry for "better films." "Woman, Wake Up!" Is not merely "better" but best! It is the best, thing Florence Vidor has done, and that's a broad statement. As a study of romance after marriage, it rivals Frank Craven's "The First Year," that has amused New York theatre audiences for two years. Marcus Harrison, the director, has told the story against a beautiful background. The outdoor scenery ranges from mountain woods and lakes, to ' the open country, a fog at sea and Cat alina Island. A marvelously staged airplane crash and fire is one of the thrills. A noteworthy item is the manner in which interior sets match the exteriors. For instance, a house is mission style inside as well as out. And j vumvi, uuimuD ia to ujiiijue its 111side. RICHMOND The malil stick and pallette are no strangers to Wallace Reid and he is quite at home in his role of an impecunious artist in "Rent Free," his new paramount picture which is now playing at the Richmond theatre. Mr. J Keid used to do quite a bit of this sort of thing though hi3 specialty was cartoon work. Mr. Reid smiled somewhat reminlscently as he dabbed at the colors on his pallette. "It's a good thing," he observed, "that artists like attic rooms, for in many cases they have to use them! because they are cheapest. It seems funny that art is such a tough' game and yet pays such splendid dividends when once the artist has arrived. Yet the life of the studios the artists' studios, I mean is most fascinating." In the picture, which is by Mann Careless Shampooing Spoils the Hair Soap should be used very carefully, if you want to keep your hair looking its best. Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkili. This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and ruins it. The best thing for steady use Is Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo (which is pure and sreaseless), and is better than anything else you can use. Two or three tea?poonsful of Mulsified will cleanse the hair and scalp thoroughly. Simply moisten the ha;r with water and rub it in. It makes an abundance of rich creamy lather, which rinses out easily, removing every particle of dust, dirt, dandru'f and excessive oil. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves the scalp soft and the hair fine and silkv, bright lustrous, fluffy and easy to manage. You can get Mulslfied cocoanut oil shampoo at any pharmacy, It's very cheap, and a few ounces will supply every member of the family for months. Be sure your druggist gives you Mulsified. Advertisement. 14 North 10th
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Page and Izola Forrester Page, with an adaption by Elmer Rice, Mr. Reld is an impecunious artist who takes to the roof tops because he can't pay any rent. He goes down an open scuttle ana takes possession of an empty home. Later he meets the girl who has lived there with her father and stepmother till the former's death. The will disowns her in favor of the stepmother and she is left to shift for herself. But the artist finds a secret message which proves there is a later will in favor of the girl and helps her to attain her rights and wins her love. This charming story makes a rollicking comedy-drama. Lila Lee is the girl. The support is quite adequate. After Ten Years By MARICN RUBINCAM REVOLT Chapter 27 But it was little use for Millie and Patty to evade this problem which had suddenly come before them. They were very fond of each other, the most complete confidence had always existed between them. And too, there is something in the habit nf rrmficience, Millio was nine vears older. ! but Patty had always taken her wor-j ries to her for help and in return, Millie had told her younger sister thoughts and ambitions and hones that she would not have told pvpii the devoted Cora. So, as. though they had agreed on it, they turned into Millie's house on the way back, and went to Millie's bedroom. It was the most private place m tne nouse Bridget could overhear in the sitting room, and the porch was 1 near the street Of course tkere was a certain amount of fencing conversationally. Then Millie came out with it "You're in love with Paul!" Ana lJatty felt Elad to sav "Yes." For she had been idealizing Paul until sue uau seu mm iar apart trom every otner man. She felt, recently, that even to have the discernment necessary to recognize his superiority to other men, was totbe a little different, a little better, tllan other women. It was a privilege to be in love with him, to know his charm, it made her different from other women other
womea who did not know his great-! gray hairs. I've gone along, on the ness. j same income, with the same people. And all this because she had beeniTve lost my youth, I never really had
with him a few days, watched him playing on a tennis court, heard him talk as they tramped over a misty mountain road, danced with him in a rough unpainted clubhouse. Truly love can idealize! For the
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Paul that lived in Patty's heart and the Paul at that moment light heart-; edly playing cards in a Pullman train j in California were two different indi , viduals! I "Why " Millie asked. j It was not that she wanted to know! Patty's reason. She wantel to put ! into words her own confused, turbu- i lent feeline
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x uvu t u v , . --- And having said she didn't know, she began groping about for reasons. j "He's different. He's, to me, what i men should be-as Mrs. Munn is what women should be. I strive for a cer- j tain ease in talk he has it. I haven't ; the poise, the good fellowship, the knowledge, the charm what Is it. Millie?" Unconsciously, Millie confessed her own feeling. "I knotf! He's so sure of himself. It isn't education, we've 20 boys in col " and ! lege from this town. He s lik she caught herself, sasved by her selfconsciousness. But Patty was persistent. "Millie! Youre I believe you are in love, too!" "Of course I am!" and the self-consciousness vanished, and Millie poured out her feeling3 In one of her rare moods of complete confidence. "Don't you see? He's youth and life again, he's the sort of thing I used to want when I lived here as a young girl j younger than you and read stories; of the world beyond this little town.; He's the hero of all those stories' rolled into one. He's able to do everything from playing ragtime, or grand opera to tennis, or to talking; philosophy or politics. I "Don't you see, Patty " and her 1 queer little face twisted itself into; j lines as she tried to control her voice, j '"He's all the thines in life that I1 missed. What could I have known.' I was brought up in this place, as you were, I never saw anyone or anything that didn't have the centre of its life in Wissakeagan! I went to church, and because Mother had some money, all the other girls envied me, and I never wanted anything much but what I had. "And Humphrey came along, the richest and one of the greatest catches in the town. He liked me, and I flirted with him don't you remember the candy he gave you not to hang around the porch when he called, so we could sit there and, hold hands? And I married him, and everyone thought we ought to be the happiest people in the town. I guess we were we had everything anyone in Wissakeagan could want! "And that's nine no, ten years ago! And what have we done? He's cotten i fat. I'm getting wrinkles and even ! anv romance or anything nice in my life. Even my baby she had worked herself to an emotional stage where tears were coming fast. "I know," Patty said, remembering the pathetic scene and the still-born
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child, and . Mrs. Parke wailing in a dark hallway. "I never had a chance to know the world," Millie went on. "And then Paul and the others came along, people out of the world I want to know about And here I am, almost 30 and looking older, married to a man I hate, w&o doesn't want a thing but his office uu ola gossips an aay ana ieii sup pers and a movie or a mazazine all ievenine! I must T want tn hf vnnnir again, and I want to be interesting you've everything ahead, you can even bave Paul" Tomorrow-Soliloquy JOSEPH HILL VISITS FINE-STOCK FARM One of the finest stock fann3 I have ever seen," is the .character izatioa ot Longview Farm at Lee's Sum mit, Ky., by Joseph Hill, who has just returned from a trip to it. "The owner is an 'agriculturist; that is, he made his money elsewhere and is spending it on the farm." said Mr. Hill, dryly. "The farm was started six years ago and no expense was spared to procure the best blood lines in everything. Jack's Orion King Second, a Duroc Jersey boar, bought at PALACE TODAY Elaine Hammerstein in The Miracle of Manhattan A Selznick Tlay. Also RUTH ROLAND in "WHITE EAGLE" And the Latest Snub Pollard Comedy i CLOSED THIS WEEK OPENING EASTER SUNDAY with a Paramount Picture flic Green Temptation" Featuring BETTY COMPSON and a great supporting cast See Her Dance Gowns Thursday, Friday, Saturday WANDA HAWLEY in "BOBBED HAIR"
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Snappy Spring Clothes Hand Tailored Reasonable Prices G. H. GERLACH, Tailor 1031 Main St. Over Farwlps MURRAY "BETTER COME EARLY" Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra Here Is Some Bill Thursday and Last Half One Big Bill Melo Danse "A Whiff of the Follies" Three Beautiful Gills and two men. An act of beauty, speed, whirlwind activities and a wealth of scenery which compares with "The Follies." The girlie treat of the season. Wayne, Marshall and Candy In "The Intruder," an offering with a surprise, including comedy, songs and dances. Holliday and Willette A comedy absurdity entitled "DETAILED" Lew Huffman "FUN IN A HATTERY" Thomas Jefferson In "Rip Van Winkle" 5-Reel Feature of that immortal story of the Catskills. Coming Monday For Two Weeks Roquemore MUSICAL COMEDY Company with a bevy of pretty girls and real comedians.
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