Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 268, 10 November 1922 — Page 11

161 WOMEN OF U.S. JBIVE LIVES III WAR LEAGUE ANNOUNCES

(By Associated Press) CHICAGO,. Not. 10. One hundred and sixty-one names of "gold star women" American girls who gave 'their lives in the world war are found on the list made public today by the Women's Overseas Service league, compiled as a feature to Armistice Day. Most of them rest under French soil, some in far-off Siberia, Armenia, China and Manila, and others in England . Plans for the perpetual testimonial to the former service women of the American Expeditionary Forces were announced in connection with the list, which will be presented at the league's convention here in June, next year, Chicago headquarters of the league said in the announcement. "There Is a handsome bronze tablet in the Army and Navy building in "Washington, memorializing the mules and horses who died in the war, but nowhere in Washington is there found a record of the women who died except army nurses until we compiled it," declared Miss Helen C. Courtenay, originator of the memorial movement. Some Who Died Jane-A. Delano, beloved head of the Red Cross nursing service, who died at Savenay, April 15, 1919; Marion Crandell, Y. M. C. A. canteen killed by a German shell at Chalons-sur-Marne, March 26, 1917; Winona C. Martin. Jellied in a Paris hospital by a bomb from a German air raider and Ruth Landon, by a shell In St Gervais

church, in Paris; the Cromwell sisters. Dorothea and Gladys of New York, who came to a tragic end at sea Jan. 19, 1919 as they were about to set sail for home, and two other ' sisters, Viola and Ruth Lundholm of ' Petaluma, Calif., both army nurses, who died within six days of each other in October 1917, in different hospitals

In France, are among the outstanding names. Nettie Grace McBride and Edith Bamett are buried in Tumen and Tombsk. Siberia, and Edith Winchester in Erivan, Armenia. Their home addresses and those of Nina Louise Seymour, who died in Toule, France, and Alice A. Ireland, in JBase Hospital ,No. 101, and information of other women who died in the service is being sought by Miss Irene GIvenwilson, curator of the American Red Cross mu seum in Washington, chainman of the memorial committee. GREENVILLE TO GIVE ARMISTICE PROGRAM GREENVILLE, Ohio. Nov. 10. Citl3ens of Greenville Saturday will join in celebrating the fourth anniversary of the signing of the armistice termiu ating the World war. Lodges, clu")3 and other organizations will maich in a parade to be led by the American Legion bind, and an address will bo delivered by Frank L. KIoeb,U., S Naval lieutenant. Business will be suspended between 10:30. and 12 o'clock. . . In a suit filed in common pleas court Wednesday by Manford Beard against Paul Katherman for $199.14 for drayage, freight, etc., and the appointment of a receiver to take charge of the stock, fixtures, etc., in a room in Bradford occupied by the defendant as a confectionary store, the plaintifT alleges that Katherman, after locking up the store, has mysteriously disappeared and his whereabouts are unknown, . and that his debts are more numerous than his assets and in order to prevent the stock and furniture from being dissipated and carried away, a receiver be appointed, the stock sold and the proceeds divided among the creditors. A. P. Forver was appointed receiver by Judge Teegarden, bond fil tbe 6um of $4,500 being given. G. W. Ludy-was appointed administrator of Eliza Albright, deceased. Bond $3,000. John P.' Lucas filed application to transfer real estate in Robert A. Shuffeltcn estate. Order of transfer issued. B. B. Snyder et al, returned order of private sale of United States bonds. L. F. Hosehour, executor of the wl'.l of Phoebe RouUong, deceased, returned and filed order of public sale ot real estate. Same confirmed. GiveHim"ZEP"toCarry Him Through the Day Start the maa off with "ZSP" breakfatt and he'U have "pep" for tha day. "ZEP" it aometlunK wholly new to breakfast food, richest to the nutritive element which most food tack. Iron for the blood, lime for the bones, and muscles, and the wonderful vitamin B for the tissues. It makes glorious breakfast dish more tmsty, toothsome, and satisfying than any cereal you've e-rer known. Ready to serve. Especially fine for tha children The whole family will vote it a treat. Aak Tosir Grocer... for "ZEP": and Sanitarium Cooked Brttn the original Battle Creek Bran. It is the beat. Goes fine with "ZEP." Look for the yellow package with rea seais. The Rattle Creek Food Company Battle Creek, Mich, The Vitamin Breakfast Food OYSTERS Fresh N. Y. Counts and Standards Phone 1188 We Close Daily at 6 P. M.

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WASHINGTON One of the most beautiful photo plays seen here in many months, Is The Old Homestead," which is now showing at the Washington theatre. Theodore Roberts is excellent as Uacle Josh, the role made famous by Denman Thompson on the stage. The picture is thrilling and the various roles are admirably played. . A champion will be remembered among the cast of Rodolph Valentino's new picture. This champion is none other than "Marquis," a thoroughbred German police dog recently acquired by Mr. Valentino, who Is a fancier of this particular breed of canine. "Marquis has a tone string of medals and first prizes and is reputeto be the champion dog of his kind on the Pacific Coast. He Is four years old and was trained in Italian, so that he does not understand an English command. There is a decided jealousy between Marquis and Sheik, the latter being the star's other dog of the same breed, one year old, and so named in honor of the Paramount picture, "The Sheik," in which Valentino was playing when he acquired the dog. Sheik is inclined to resent the usurpation by th3 newcomer of a share of his master's affections and attentions, and Ma:quia selfishly wants to be the on'y pebble on the beach. So far as these two "Heinles" are concerned, Germany is continually at war with herself. Marquis will make his screen debet in "The Young Rajah," is master's new Paramount starring "vehicle, which comes to the Washington theatre Sunday. Wanda Hawley, a Paramount favorite, has the leading woman's role. MURRAY Many are the trials of a tender-foot in the country of the rancher, as Raymond Hatton discovered when he set out to play the part of a timid hero in the new Goldwyn picture, "His Back Against the Wall," which is now being shown at the Murray theatre. As a coward who was forced to become a hero in order to live up to the custom of the country in which he found himself. Mr. Hatton was always ill at ease. One of the minor parts in "His Back Against the Wall" Is played by a well known actor of cowboy roles. Jack Curtis. Besides his ability to ride f;iriously, Curtis is a crack shot In one scene, he surprises the timid hero practicing with his Colt on a tomato can. The coward-hero Invariably misses. Laughing at the other's im potence, Curtis rides by, pulls out his gun, takes a pot shot and hits the mark. Wheeling suddenly, he flashes by a second time, and pops the can again. He does this time and again to the utter amazement of the 'hero.' In Mr. Curtis's case, the riddling of the can was not done afterward. He happens to be a crack shot and he hit the can every time. The result of his -revealing the weakness of the hero that the town has acclaimed, is un roiuea in a western comedy of rare charm. MURRETTE "Camflle," the Nazimova production piaying at tne,junrretta uxeatre is a Have You Piles? Dr. LeonhariJt's HEM-ROID will r. lleve any form of Piles quick action in even old stubborn cases. No cuttine no greasy salves a harmless tablet that removes the cause. Monev back if not satisfied. A. G. Luken 'Drug Co. Advertise neni. New York's Latest And Most Popular. Models ' Stocks are constantly on the move at our store; new shipments are received almost every day from our New York headquarters..'' ConsequentlyVour assortments are always fresh, new up-to-the-minute always ahead of others in showing the newest style developments.;'' n .X HI J

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8ATURDAY Murray Raymond Hatton In "His Back Against the Wall." Murrette Rodolph Valentino and ' Nazimova in "Camille." Palace Pete Morrison in "Headln" - North." Christie comedy. Richmond Neal Hart in "Skyflre. Brownie comedy. Washington Theodore Roberts In "The Old Homestead." "SUNDAY Murray May McAvoy in "The Top of New York." Vaudeville. Murrette Gloria Swanson in "Her A Guilded Cage." Palace Buck Jones in "Riding With Death." Buffalo Bill, and a Harold Lloyd comedy. Richmond William RusseU - in "Desert Blossoms." Sunshine comedy, "Apartment Wanted. Washington tRodoIph Valentino in "The Young Rajah." ; - modernized version of the famed Dumas play,-adapted by June Mathis, who made the continuity for Rex Ingram's two productions for Metro, "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" and "The Conquering Power." Nazimova plays the role made famous by such great actresses as Bernhardt, Eleanora Duse, Clara Morris, Rejane, Modjeska, Laura Keene, Olga Nethersole and Ethel Barrymore. . The story is of Armand Duval, the young Parisian law student who loves Marguerite uautier, called Camine, a notorious Parisian woman. Together they leave the city and decide to live for each -other, he sacrificing his ca reer and she abandoning her. mode of life. The climax comes with Camille's leaving Armand so that he might contiuen his career, and her death in neglect and poverty. ...... Ray C. Smallwood directed this Me tro release, which Rudolnh J. Benrquist photographed. Natacha Rambova had charge of the art direction Nazlmova's supporting cast includes Rudolph Valentino, Edward Connelly, Rex Cherryman, Arthur Hoyt Zeffie Tillhury, Ruth Miller, Consuelo Flowerton, Mrs. Oliver and William Orlamond. MURRAY VAUDEVILLE When it comes to "nut" comedians. we hand the palm to Charles Wilson, the most absurd "nut" the Murray management has ever booked for a comedy performance on the local boards. He is the "star" act of the present bill. Old and young become subservient to his "spell" of insane antics and writhe in agony induced by

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Father And Son Banquet 1 At Middleboro Nov. 17 MIDDLEBORO, Ind., Nov. 10. Fathers and sons will be the honored guests at a father and son banquet to be held here Friday night, Nov, . 17. Everyone la invited to attend. Each person attending should bring hjs supper. A program Is being a ranged. .- - WANTEDA REAL ROUGH GUY I want a cowhand who knows cows. not under S5 years old nor over 50. One who smokes, drinks, swears. teTls the truth and hates heep herders. W. F. H. , the Three B Ranch, Large Canyon, P. O., Axtec, N. M. : RODOLPH VALENTINO it Young Rajah" All that "Blood and Sand" was and more! Valentino as a gorgeous Princeof royal blood who loves a beautiful American heiress and braves amazing adventures to win her. AH the thrills of "Blood and SandP and a happy ending. ESaa OeLUXE PROGRAMS ALWAYS 1 azimova in ami

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