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The Detroit times., 1917-08-18
BIC CIRCUS
COMES SUNDAY
Jess Willard Buffalo Bill Show
Exhibits Here Monday
and Tuesday

The much-exploited Jess willard
Buffalo Bill Wild West and circus
IL due 70 reach Detroit. Sunday BE.
fore the city is fairly awake. the
long trains utilized 10 transport
the paraphernalia OF the show Will
be unloadcd. the scores az wagons
and hundreds of horses and other
animals hustled ont TO the Jenor.
son-ave. circus grounds. the tents
erected and preparations under way
for the preliminary street parade
and tho four performances 10 fol
low The parade takes place AZ
1890 Monday. and many OF the
Wild west notablcs VIII be IN line
The exhibitions take place al 2.l5
and Sl5
This years performance of tho
big show promises greater vari
cty OF features than ever before.
First VIII come Jess willard. the
cowboy heavy weight world cham.
pion pugllist, who Is positively an
nounced 70 appear In q lively spar.
ring bout In the big show The
cowboys headed by TEX McI.oud.
Tommy Herman. Hank Dnrnri and
Chester Byers. give a series or cN.
citing roping and rongh.riding *.
hibiiions. and there are Indian bat
tics. stage coach hold-ups, broncho-
busting and other exciting incidents
10 hold the attention and 70 stir thc
blood The circus section intro
duces Emily Stickney famous bare
back eQucstrienno, the Mahmoud
Arabs. the Imperial Japanese jug
glers. Nine Marantcttc's high
jumping horses. Rhoda Royal
trained dogs. ponies and elephants,
Prince Charles. n remarkably
trained chimpanzee. and other no
table displays a company ~
Uncle Sans artillerists gives mill.
tary touch 10 the show.
As already announced the big
show will exhibit on the Jefferson
ave. circus grounds Monday after
noon and night. ON Tuesday. the
show will move over 20 Dix and
1Avernois.avcs.. where the fnal per
formances will no given Reserved
seats will be on sale downtown both
days a. Sanders candy store.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-18
Dauss Weakens In Ninth, Loses;
Johnson Due to Pitch TODAY
Ehmke Will Face Star
of the Washington
Team

WIN thrte run lead 10 work on
george Dauss went 10 pieces yester.
day afternoon before the Washing
ton attack and let the National
team cop a nine 10 six victory in
The final inning
pauss showed signs OF weakenins
m NE semrfnal round. when he let
me Griffith clan come up two runs
on The three run lead. but Jennings
look tlfther chance on the an.
cient tanner OF the Washington as-
eregation and before Ehmke could
gel INTO the box. the game was lost
DdusS was not himself thruout
the game. The men from Washing.
'oh gathering dozen hits from his
celi'ery Bot Jennings saw best Ia
leave him in, and he finally broke
under the strain.
Detroit ma4e merry at the ex-
pense OF Harper and made enough
runs IN the fourth inning 10 win an
ordinary fray. while Cobb ADDED an
other IN the nth 10 help sew il up.
But The Junsaleers counted without
respect TO the spirit OF the Nation
ais
Walter Johnson ia slated to take
me mound today against the Ben
gals, and with Washington leading
on The series OF the season so far,
u looks next TO impossible for Tige
TO even things up. Griffith is Of
The opinion that he will finish in
the first division and is using his
best bet today instead of sunday.
that he might get started right.
Ehmke Is the Tiger hurler, the
yonngster being out for revenge
since he was defeated the last time
he was on the mound.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-18

Walker company. The dance cnsern
Bile numbers will be the TArantella
dance. with the Eosar SISTERS taking
leading parts with Mime kroEoll tho
kiss waltz and "TaCzarine Song
featured by the entire company will
be- n Want You Near and fhr Jap
anese Fantnsie An these special
features have been worked out I'm
detail and sViA-hn specially costumed
e. suit the various pieces given
shocks l6-piece orchcsfrn wlil play
Wat XXX music for the Hawa Ian
Dance carnival and the Palais de
panse decorations viii De tn Hawai-
ian The Harry Waller caharet art
lists Will sing three Hawaiian songs.
including "Thc Hawaiian Butterny ''
and "Aloha" tkaIcles VIII bee given
as souvenirs
The Detroit times., 1917-08-18
SPEED KINGS IN
CLASH TO-DAY
AT SHEEPSHEAD

NEW YORK. Aug 1s.--Auto speed
racing was 20 be revived at the
Sheepshead Bay track on Long ISL
and this afternoon with match
races between Barney Oldheld,
Ralph de Palma and Louis Chevro-
let.
The men viii meet in three races
20. 30 and 90 miles
In addition De Palma will make
an effort 20 lower the one and two
mile world records. Miss Katherine
Stinson, in an aeroplane. will race
with Oldheld.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-18
RACING SUNDAY
At DEXTER PARK

S'ar ! and Greenseal meet Sun.
day az Dexter park in the feature
race ofihr matinee card of the Ora
;iotayc. park. much interest being
shown in the work OF these horses.
There VIII be one event for the
green trotters and another in which
he fast horses will participate.
Birdie WEIGH Donnie NJ. and Col
lego Boy being named in this event.
About 100 horses are at Dexter
park training for the state fair
racps
The Detroit times., 1917-08-18
MAsHINGTON

IN Response 10 the popular demand
for more of the Fairbanks philosophy
~ happiness and health. the Wash
inEfnn thoater announces a second
week ~ Douglas Fairbanks In his
latest Aircraft production Down 20
Earth" Never before has the popu-
lar smiling actor appeared in a
photopiay 50 Well fitted 20 his own
optimistic nature The story deals
with his rescue u young woman
from fake ssnatAriun and al the
same time ours her ~ destructive
habits acquired IN no OF selrsh
Indulgence. To DO this he buys the
sAnitAriurn and snuggles the patients
collectively aboard hts yacht 20
avoid pretended smallpox scare
He carries than 20 n supposed desert
island. which is IN reality slice ~
headland cut 90 from civilization nv
inaccessible hills except thru a sin
gle pass. where be posts Negro 20
impersonAte wild man Eileen
Percy in the role OF the child %
wealth and sNtrRvagencs heads a
capable supporting cast The usual
added attractions - short Aims and
special music are also noted An -.
Henry story and new songs ~ En-
mons and Colyin receive special men
ton
The Detroit times., 1917-08-18
ODOWD WILL
MEET GIBBON

NEW YORK. Aug 1S.-Mike
ODowd OF 81 Paul, outfought Ted
Lewis of ENGLAND, the welterweight
champion I'm six rounds OF 10
round bout here yesterday O'Dowd
came 70 the front al the end OF the
fight. his weight telling on the light.
or English sparrer altho Lewis was
Tho more clever scrapper.
O'Nowd wins the bout with Mike
Gibbons for his victory. the club nj.
ready having put up $4,000 for Glib
hons 10 meet the winner of last
nights fray
The Detroit times., 1917-08-18
WAsITGNUTON
'batted for Ayers in seventh.


f39ttcd Tor bumont in eighth.
70 tr.ft ... o 0--s
Washington 1870 o N 2 60
i1fcutug summary hits and II
times st bat oT Harper la 2 Ia in
ming hits aud ~ times AZ bat IN
Ayers iu l-3 innings no hits and
9 times at bat on puwont In 1 In
nluH hits and eS times at bat on
'ause n inninQs hits and g
times nt bat m Ehmke iu Z inning
Two base hits -Stanage. cobb Dauss.
Struck out Ry Dauss tMenoslsy,
Nluswith) Day Fhmkc Morgan.
by Gnlia ! 0pauRs) Rsses on balls
pn Nauss lfuster Morgan >. Rice.
Judpc Shanks). ~ Harper bush,
Wit. Neach BURNS Young % ~
Gnllia g tfarper lioilmsnnl Double
plays Ain9mith. Foster and Judge;
l'uUss. Bush and Burns First base
ON crror--hctroi' 4 Loft on bases
Detroit 2. Washington g. Wild pitches
ilauss and Ehmke. Balk--Dauss
Time ~ Empires Connolly and
Hild"branu Attendance So. 3s7
The Detroit times., 1917-08-18
FRIENDSHIP AND
ZION PLAY TO-DAY

Zion meets Friendship this after.
noon in the Masonic Baseball league.
and since Zion IS one of tho two
teams left in the race which c1n
check the Friendship aggregation.
the game is going 90 be "a hot one
McCallum and Wood are slated for
the hurting jobs
Ashlar and Union are 20 oppose
each other and The two mines are
go evenly matched that ore OF the
best games OF the day Is expected
The schedule OF games az Bots
Blanc
linton VS. fshlnr diamond No. 5
umpire Carroll scorer Brady
f<ilwlnninE VS. oriental dlA almond
W. 4 umpire. TssNcr scorer. Stuot-
Zcr
Friendship VS. 2ion. diamond 80
3 umpire McArister scorer. How
arth.
With the PhiIItcs, the Cardinals
md the Reds continually bohbinr IN
md then falling hack In the Va
tiOndt League race. there dor~n'f
seem 90 bc chance for the Giants
to he oustcd from the Head.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-18
Fridays Gancs.

Athletics OO30 eIT o
Chicago. eoo022 100000
Batteries -Schaucr johnson Bush
and Schang scott. Tabor CIcatte mud
Schalk rmpires Evans and Nor
iarity.
Innings 134ss ~ r.
New YORK % %
50 Louis 0v0. 90 90 .H.
BAtteries--Shaw key and Wulttrs.
Groom. Rogers and Sovrrcid Umpire
--Dineen and O'LauEhlin.
Innings 1889 s67so " 10 g.
Boston q > 0 % % %
Cleveland o 0.i % % o.
Batteries Moyes and Apncw Bag
by and ONeiL UmpIes NalIn and
Owens
The Detroit times., 1917-08-18
I.AI.ACE GARDENS

Many new singing and dancing
numbers viii he given In the coming
w"ek's cabaret entertainment IN the
Palace Gardens auditorium. Tho
wednesday evening feature In tho
Palais de Danse will be Hawaiian
Dance carnival" Additional singing
TALENT has been secured GIN Cline.
baritone. and Ross Gleason. tenor.
having been added 90 the Harry
The Detroit times., 1917-08-18
National League
TodnN's Gnmc-

Cincinnati IN Brooklyn two games.
St Louis in New york. twn games
Chicago IN Boston two games
Pittsburgh In Philadelphia.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-18
tcontinued from Preceding rss..

good and is restored % his wife
Mildred Manning. whose work ia the
pictured a. Henry stories has en-
dearcd her 90 Detroit theatcrgocrs.
- seen in tho role OF the quaint and
lovnble Mary Jane Many fRvorite
NitRErnph stars appear ia the cast.
Euelaiir Jensen. william Dunn. TEN
plar SAKE and Edward Elkas are
noted. The weeks added attractions
chosen 90 accompany the showing of
this great features Include some OK
ceptiuually nne short films and spe-
cial music. There VIII be a new come
dy starring lIttie Hobhy Connolly.
more thrilling war pictures taken At
the battle ~ tho Somme. interesting
travel views and special music hy
the Madison famous orchestra under
tho direction 90 f.duard Werner Ethel
Rust Nellar pctrOit's favorite sopra-
no Will sing
The Detroit times., 1917-08-18

Every team IN inc lily INDUSTRIAL
leacuc will be in action this after
noon tho Northway Motor team
meeting Wilson Body in the feature
event wilson Body Is the only
nlne which has taken the measure
of tho Northway Motor team this
season
The teams in the white division,
which play AT Northwestern, APP
pear evenly matched and the games
viii be closely contested
Tho schedule:
Red division Northwav " Wilson
Body at Northwestern. 80 T. y. IN
tlup,re. Re5ss scorer n lIoelscher.
Kelsey Wheel us Solvay at SolvaS. 2
r. A. umpire. O Mara scorer. Dieb-
holl Michigan Electric Welding -
Packard At Packard, 2 p. m, umpire,
Stark scorer MscW illiams.
White division Detroit Pressed
steel vs. Russell Motor Axle at
Northwestcrn 30. ?. Q y. m umpire
trolt Screw Works vs. Parish AZ
Northwcetern 80. s. . p m umpire,
Sarvts. scorer. Jones Ia rncd Garter
Vs. Aluminium Castings ~ Northwest
ern, No ?. =. m. umpire. Rollo.
scorer. Hasseler.
Rluc division saxon Detroit
Steel Products az Southwestern. No.
d. m umpire, Painter, scorer
altering Genucr We StrelinCer at
Northwestern so g. p. m. umpire,
Nnuning. scorer. Brady Schli edcr Va
Jeffsrt-I1rH at Goldberg. .. m.
umpire, GroEan scorer uevoy
The Detroit times., 1917-08-18
The Leader. 200 Pace, $4,000
The Battle Royal 2,od or Better
Trot al 500

81 Frisc0 b by San F'rancisco
(Gecrst ....... .......,.
Zorr,ct blk p 10y Zombro tMc-
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Time o6N. o6is
The Detroit times., 1917-08-18

Cincinnati in Brooklyn. postponed
rhlcaro IN Poatnn raln

Cincinnati in Brooklyn postponed.
Chicago IN Boston rain
Innings 7St TSa r II r
Pittsburgh @ 0 o % 3 .
Philles 0 o O 0 % ? o N %
Batteries Jacobs. Crimes and Fish.
er, Render and Kllifcr Umpircs
Rigler and Bransneld
Innings > . 41c7 80 Ri T.
Pittsburgh O Is .
Phillies.. o o o o VT .
Batteries--Carlson and Schmidt
RiSey and Adams Empires Brans-
Held and Riglor
Innings 2s4ss7 $50 RI r.
ST. Louis 7 O O o. o
New York 0 o o o. 3
batteries Packard and Meadows.
Perrltt and Gibson Empires KLEIN
and Emslie.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-18
ANI,NIE.

The Jolly Glrls Burlcsqucrs" IL
the hig musical Offering 20 be seen In
tho Avenue next week. commencing
sunday afternoon. The Seeiy Din
nor" will hc the initfsl hurDetta. II
Is I'm three scenes and sepTes as q
vehicle 20 display The comedy stunts
Of jim Rcuuett and Charles Collins.
The second act elbows the Great
White WAY" n brilliant musical
molanEe displaying tho stellar ability
and modern gowns worn hv Mile
LoNeridge and Margie Catlin. The
beauty chorus Of nimble maids have
new and catchy numbers Jack iIuhh.
Walter Van Mabel Edwards. Hazel
Nick emma. and Mitchell & cummings.
harmony singers. viii complete the
bill Their VIII be n wrestling con
test Tucrday night between VIM.
.Demctral. Greek demon" W. Paul
Martinson Danish lion" 20 nnish.
no ,hoih barred.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-18
Pressed

Eddie Plank IL -tiII showing the
way among the Browns pitchers.
Thc veteran hurlcr H. the only mem
her 81 the Jones stan among the
leading dozen pitchers In the Amer
Icnn league.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-18
STANDINGS
American League
To-day. Games

Washington ia Detroit
New York IN 81 Louis
Athletics In Chicago
Boston in cleveland. two games.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-18

The fine work OF the uattys on
the road In contast with their poor
showing nt home. was ono Of the
-. cullDr features In connection with
the squirt Of the Cincinnati Reds.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-18
FOUR TEAMS LEFT
IN d. A. b. A. RACE

First, second, third. and fourth
places in the Detroit Amateur Base,
ball association race are at stake In
the games 10 be played Sunday AFT
ernoon. the Hayes, Maxwell. Struhs.
and River Rouge teams figuring in
the contested places
The West Ends and the Risdons
clash in the one exhibition tit. these
two teams being about even In tho
standings
The schedule for Sunday.
At Mack park Maxwells VS. West
side Nictors. 20 Strohs VS. Hayes
a.po Tmpires ReiSs and Guetschavv.
Scorer-IoneR
AZ River Rourn-pivcr Rouge VS..
ST Louis Y NJ c. p m tmnire
-Breckels Scorer NcWiulams
A. Northwestern ncld Diamond
No. 3 Empire Laundry VS. Drchor &
Toll . m Umpire GroEan scor-
er--Jacksnn Diamond No L. Bis-
dons We West Ends y m TIM
pire MANNING tcNhibition)
The Detroit times., 1917-08-18
IYCTuw.

starting With the matinee tomor-
row IN tho Lyceum the Roger Chat
fcrdon company viii present Edgar
Selwvns comedy OF n thousand
laughs Nearly Married The auth
or has ntted many aughahle situA
tons into the action ~ the piece. In
this instance a hrofher-in-law Instead
Of mother-in-law 10 the source OF
trouble The story concerns young
married couple who are happily mar
ried The mans brother. young
lawyer wants "a "chse." 80 he starts
trouble between tho "newlywesis
and gets them divorced but they
decide they don't want a divorce and
el0pc 20 Jersey They are found ny
Interested friends who want 10 save
them from an embarrassing situation.
re-marriage has Just hsen effected
when the co-reEponfent appears and
demands her fee The complications
are finally strengthened out On Fri
day Aug 20 n special matinee per
formanro - Fast Lynne" will be
presented with Miss Nancy Boyer
in the part ~ Lady Isabel
The Detroit times., 1917-08-18
ADJ 4. a..

A new show known az The Lady
RuccaneerF" and under the direction
81 Richard Zcislcr viii come TO the
Cadillac thtnfef sunday afternoon.
10 beg wcek's engagement
new two-act comedy, spending a
Million In six scenes viii be pre-
aented New singing and dancing
numhcra "a we'll az good vaudeville
speclnlfies Will be introduced during
tho action The company II beaded
by Frederick Hnckot. Irish come
dian. and Harry Hubncr IN n Hebrew
character other players include
Walter Renton. Frank Penny. Col
lin Suydam Margaret clark RUBY
Thorn. Annie Goldio. Pauline Jansen
and chorus ~ % pretty girls
special attraction VIII be a big spc-
cialty by Mermndia and hcl four
diving giria In q hig tank on the
stage the mormaids VIII give nm OK
hlhition ~ fancy swimming and div
Ing .attf Hfa is open % meet all
comers On y high and fancy diving
contest
The Detroit times., 1917-08-18
COX WINS THREE
OF FIVE EVENTS
Lands Inside the Money IN
All Races of the
Program.

RACE rRAt *. CLENEl AND. o.,
aug ~ Waiter Cox. the New Eng
ttt. A., i,ro
ana trainer Who fpeoiai u, 81 IN ION. long
more Yesterday starting horse In
,,or, r.. .ra letting inside the
''''' wv az" A.da,,
money IN The two events ne uluh
win
80, v.,, .c, h,cb only In one
49, ~ f.u hafore
race "hcn MabeI lIaah wi "''"''
her ancient enemy and conqueror'
- fF'seo. Maoei lr .hn en-, 49," IN Tho he
stretch went 10 pieces and let St.
f' y1,... cop ~. me rae. via.
''""' S"'i''''"'
2tO5 Pace. 81 ZOO
Llule Franz D. D. by Little
p,,.f .u, Si.'' 6i X h by peter T.,
Waiter cortsta. ~ 3 cMaple) q
Texas Jim. 90. v Gogarty>. 8 3
Kate ST Mckinney. q IN. ,Nuck-
olsl. ,..,.,-.
Jonc= Gentry D. * Lyman
The Pointer Qurou. %. m Nc
Mahonl ..--...-... ...,...'. or
2ho Trot. 81, 900
La Princeton % a.. by san
Frarc.sco tCoxl ........,. Il
Tat Hnrcp. %. m by Bingen
Nd. N val
The Detroit times., 1917-08-18
GAYI~rY

sam Howe. with h'r ~ wife In
Every Port show. VIII coma 10 the
Ghyefy fay weeks rttN starting to-
morrow afternoon. TN" piece depicts
the trials and joys that come 20 a
suddenly wealthy Hebrew who de-
cidea &C. see hit az tho world. Sam
Howe. 81 course. r. the man and his
many adventures in foreign climes
are mediums for much merriment
The constantly changing scenery and
surroundings arc excuses Tor an Ella
horate display ~ costumes and form
logicai naais for the Introduce ton
81 a varied number 81 songs The
Broadway Bcauty chorus, always ono
~ Tho big features OF sam Howe
productions. appears 20 better ad-
vAntare than ever IN the present We
hicle. ~ Or said Helen Tarr, Joe
Kane. Frederick starr. Ethle Hall.
Stchn Anderson, Edith Meilor Ed
ward Maiden. George Meyers Lew
Harris Tom Packard and chester
Weeks are some ~ the better known
performer associated with sam
Howe this season barney Gerard
presents Edmund Hayes and Some
show" AZ tho Oayety theatcr tho en-
tire week OF Auv 3s
The Detroit times., 1917-08-18

PrintinE--tse plain neat kins-thst
L. risst--nh.- Dob Dept-Msin ssaa
The Detroit times., 1917-08-18

Pitcher ChIrf Bendcr occasionnIIy
goes on tho ruhpcr for tho PILLS. hui
tho old vhiN-g-y-ylp IL lacking lu
The hlc r. MI rlHca
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-14
SELLERS LECTURES
TO DUBLIN PEOPLE
ABOUT TEMPERANCE

DUBLIN, Ind, Feb. 1.-THE lecture
given at the Friends church Sunday
afternoon by Mr.. L. E. Sellers OF In
dianapolis was very interesting and
was we'll attended His subject was q
Temperance Lesson" Mr.. and Mrs,
Ozro Thompson are the proud parents
of a daughter, born Sunday, February
II. They are at the home of his par,
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson,
south of town. Rev. and Mrs. Leslie
Bond spent Tuesday in Knightstown,
the guests of relatives and friends.
Mrs. Sarah Howen and daughter en-
tertained at dinner Friday, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Raper of Lebanon, Ind, and Miss
Marie Hayden. !. /. Mr.. B. L. Woodward
and daughters, Mrs. Howard Holt of
Greenfield, Mrs. Emma Lanning, Mrs.
H. B. Demaree and Mrs. Chester Lay
mon, went to Anderson, Wednesday of
this week to attend the funeral of Mr..
Woodward's sister. ;. Mr.. C. Broadway
of Los Angeles, Calf, was here last
week visiting relatives and calling on
old friends. He was resident of Dub
lin several years ago. Leonard
Champ and daughter spent Sunday
with Ralph Champ and family at
Greenfield. Ray Busby moved his
family to the Hoffman house on Main
street. Mr.. Busby will work on the
new road.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-14
TEACHERS ILLNESS
CLOSES SCHOOLS

PHILOMATH, Ind, Feb. 14.-Sch0Ol
was closed Tuesday on account Of the
illness of the teacher, Miss Irene
Evans. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Doddridge
of Milton took dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Fisher and family Sum
day. !. ]. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Hendrix and
daughter. Thelma, spent Sunday with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hen
dirk. Mrs. M. B. McCashland and
daughter, Cora, attended the funeral
of Mrs. George Helm, which was held
at Brownsville Monday. Wilbur
Doddridge of near Milton was pusl-
ness visitor in this vicinity Monday.
Mrs. Mary Chamberlin and daughter.
Margaret, left Monday for short visit
with relatives near Centerville. Wal
ter McCashland of Pea Ridge spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. B. McCashland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Doddridge of Milton were afternoon
callers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-14
MEMORIAL SERVICE
HELD FOR M'MAHAN
BY CHESTER CHURCH

CHESTER, Ind, Feb. 14.-Memorial
services for Chester McMahan. a mem
Der Of the M. E. church who died
recently, were held Sunday morning.
A large crowd attended. ;. Mr.. and
Mrs. Caleb Duke and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Webster were Sunday after.
noon guests of Scott Lichty and fam
lily. Mrs. Myrtle Hunt is slowly i'm
proving.
Attend Memorial Services
Ralph Roll Of Whitewater and Ever
EFT Hunt. Jr., of Pleasant Hill, Ohio.
attended the Memorial services here
Sunday. The young men were former
classmates of Mr.. McMahan. Rev
l.. F. Ulmer will preach here again
next Sunday morning instead of in
the evening on account of other SER
vices at Williamsburg in the evening.
..Epworth League services were well
attended here Sunday evening. :. Mr..
Everett Hunt, Jr. and Mr. Ralph Roll
were Sunday dinner guests Of Everett
Hunt, Sr. ard family.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-14
1.-THE YELLOW PAWN"
IS LATEST OFFERING

The cruel. merciless methods of the
third degree" for criminals have been
raised to the nth power by the modern
detective and police heads. The
amount Of labor they will go through
to entrap, ensnare, and bring forth a
confession OF the person they believe
guilty, Is shown in the most graphic
manner in the Jesse L. Lasky pro-
duction Of "The Yellow Pawn" which
will be seen at the Murrette on We'd
nesday and Thursday, with the two
clever stars, Cleo Ridgley and Wal
lace Reid in the principal roles.
The play has to do with the in
trigues of district attorney, jealous
Of his wife's infatuation of young
artist and the methods he employs in
vain endeavor to send an innocent
man to the gallows, and how, while
furthering his nefarious crime, he
loses his life just as he is about to
take the life of another.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-14
VAR.NE.SIS HELPED
NEW HAVEN MAN
Pain Of Rheumatic Joints Responded
After Other Remedies Failed

VIM. E. Goss, of 104 Olive street
New Haven, Conn. is enthusiastic
about Var-ne-sis. He said:
IL suffered from rheumatism Of the
joints for five years. was in con-
slant pain most of the time and was
unable to. sleep or find comfortable
position. My hands and fingers were
stiff and sore. My knees were very
stiff if remained quiet any length of
time. had great difficulty in going
up or down stairs. My legs would
cramp and swell
Nothing in the form of medicine
seemed to help me in spite of going
before a clinic for treatment.
Four months after taking Var-ne-
sis | was we'll man without a pain
or an ache. | am recommending Var
Ee-sis TO all sufferers and cannot
praise it too highly.
Send to w. A. Varney, Lynn. Mass,
for the STORY Of Var-ne-sis." Get
Var-ne-sis now at Thistlethwaite'
Drug Stores and all reliable druggists.
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