The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-19
Thrilling Reels
at Arcade

Nothing SO sensational and thrilling
has ever been attempted as 1.-The HaZ-
ards Of Helen" which shows at the Ar
cade. Monday Each story is complete
IN itself.
Blake, fireman OF the light engine
which is being taken west to Daleton,
receives q message informing him that
his wife is dangerously i'll. Benton, his
engineer, allows Blake to catch an
eastbound passenger train. 1t is Ben
toms intention to pick up fireman at
the next station.
A hunter shooting at partridge just
as the light engine Is passing, wounds
Benton. The engineer drops uncon-
scious. Having seen the result Of his
shot, the sportsman rushes to station
nearby and reports the accident.
Helen. telegrapher at Downing juno
ton, receives word of the runaway
shortly after the Eastbound Express
has pulled out. Standing on the siding
Is a locomotive, the crew Of which has
gone to lunch. Climbing into the cab,
Helen jerks the throttle wide open.
Leaping forward, the engine rushes af-
the endangered express. Although her
locomotive is almost derailed in round
ing curves, the brave girl never slack
ems speed.
Discovering his train is being pur-
sued, the conductor of the Eastbound
Express gives the signal to stop. Helen
slows her engine down and tells of the
danger which threatens. Then, while
the Eastbound locomotive goes to meet
the runaway. Helen's engine draws the
cars to safety. The runaway is halted
in the nick Of time.
Helen's superb herOism again results
in her being showered with offers of
marriage But the brave girl enjoys her
hazardous adventures too much to
marry anyone just yet
WINDOW THAT MONSIEUR FOR
GOT"
This film shows at the Arcade, We'd
nesday.
At her death, Lady Darlington.
whose dissolute habits had caused her
to break with her husband, placed Rob
ert, one of her twin sons, in the charge
OF Father Journet, who apprenticed
him to Old Jacques, the clock maker.
Several years later, Robert, having
fallen into bad habits. became aSsO-
ciated with band of anarchists and
was chosen, by lot, to kill Chevaller de
Lausan the Minister of the Interior.
At the same time, the Chevaler be-
came incensed at the dissolute conduct
of young de Brissac, and an open quar-
rel took place. in which the Chevalier
forbade Claude to pay further atten-
lions to his daughter, MademOiselle
Clarice. On issuing from the house, al
ter the scene. the Chevalier was shot
down on his very doorstep and the gen
darmes arrived on the scene Just as
Claude came upon the body. Seeing
him standing there with the revolver
in MS land. they at once arrested him
on the charge of murder.
There was, however, a witness Of the
crime. Lois Norton, from her house
across the street, saw the whole thing,
but to her horror. the culprit was the
perfect image of Richard. her sweet
heart Realizing that young de Bris-
sac was entirely innocent of the crime,
she appealed to Richard to clear him.
Richard, however, was completely puz-
Zled BY the whole thing and could do
nothing.
Driven to desperation. Lois went to
the Cardinal to appeal to him to save
Claude and to ask for advice. After
telling him what she had witnessed.
she gave hi ma 1ocket which had been
given her by Richard,
On opening the lOcket, the Cardinal
was struck WIN the emDldnce Oh the
enclosed portrait with that in locket
given him by Lady harrington several
years before. Realizing that he held
the threads OF the mystery in his hands
the Cardinal took Lois with him and
visited the shop Of Old Jacques. Her
recognition of the real culprit was i'm
mediate. on her accusation. the detec
tives attempted to take Robert in
charge but he broke away and eS-
capped
"MAN OF IRON"
Thursday the Arcade flashes this
film.