Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 225, 4 July 1919 — Page 7

PAGE SEVEN COLORED SOLDIER DECORATETJ" BRINGING UP FATHER By McManus BOSTON, Mass., July S. The act ol Clarence R. Van Allen, negro corporal of Company. L, 372d Infantry regiment, in putting out of action single-handed, a German machine gun, ' killing- four of its crew and capturing three others, was recognized today when - he was decorated with the Medaille M lilt aire, the highest honor for heroism that France confers on an enlisted man.-. Ti5)ITES--STiNGS - oh: LET'S CC HOME -WHM" THE FDR :oonNF,, AKE - tHOT UP - ive: the ocean OtZ OF blTTIM' ABOUND HERE? roar: I fN Wash the affected IJJ Surface with houMt bold ammonia . or warm salt water; then apply VICRS VAP0RU1 "YOUR BODYGUARD" -30f. 6O7I.20

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1919.

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Theater

WASHINGTON Madge Kennedy should look to her bridal laurels. The piquant Goldwyn star has become an adept at marching to the Mendelssohn strain, so often have her Goldwyn scenarios required her to take the vow to "love, honor and obey." In "The Stronger Vow," newest of Geraldlne Farrar's Goldwyn

pictures, the famous diva poaches on Madge Kennedy's preserves and does a little marrying on her own account.

Dolores de Cordova (Geraldlne Far rar), a Spanish girl, acquires a noble

man for a husband, the Marquis de

valera, whom Bhe meets while scour lng Paris In search of Juan Estudillo

to avenge the murder of her brother

in Spain, where are laid the opening

scenes of "The Stronger Vow," which

is shown at the Washington theatre

the last times today

The wedding proves a brilliant event, with Dolores enjoying the fir3t ray of sunshine that has come Into

her life. Hundreds of Praisians, in

eluding members of many aristocratic families, are there to do honor to the

Marquis and his beautiful bride. But

before the great day ends and while

she is still in her beautiful wedding gown, tragedy again lays its heavy hand upon her, word having come to

Dolores that the man she has married was Juan Estudillo before he was made a Marquis that she is the bride of the man she has taken the blood vow to kill. MURRAY Albert Ray, who is the star in the William Fox comedy drama, "Married

in Haste, Knows how to speak sixteen sentences in Spanish no more; and no less. These sixteen sentences he was compelled to learn so that he could register speaking in Spanish, p.nd not in English, in certain scenes in the play. In "Married in Haste" he is supposed to understand Spanish, so that he can interpret a Spanish cocoanut king in a business proposition to a board of directors who want to buy the cocoanut king's crop. He does it so well that he makes a fortune and wins high esteem in the eyes of his young wife. When these scenes were being made Ray naturally made a queer jumble of the Spanish sentences until a visitor who understood Spanish told him he Bhould be more careful, because his IranRDOsitinns PvnrMSPil cenHmento

that differed greatly from what he was trying to say. In one breath he called the board of directors kings and in the next he called them beasts. So Mr. Ray sat down that night, and the next morning had the sentences letter perfect. "Married in Haste" is coming to the Murray theatre Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

FAIR DIVORCEE IN COURT AGAIN

Indiana News Brevities

INDIANAPOLIS Leroy Tandy shot and killed his wife, attempted to shoot his mother-in-law and fired a bullet into his own brain. He is in a dying condition. Tandy and his wife had been separated. TERRE HAUTE Howard Sandison, 69, for years vice-president of the Indiana State Normal school and professor of educational psychology, is dead. GARY Jesse Smith, 36, former Gary constable, has confessed to the roberry of a local pool room when he and two others obtained $2,500 in cash and Liberty bonds and two diamond rings.

CONTINUES BUREAU FOR ENTERTAINMEN1 OF ARMY OFFICERS

HUNTINGTON Subscriptions for $5,000 is sought to save the life of a huge elm tree that stands on the site belonging to the Church of Christ Scientists. It is proposed to make the tree and lot in a soldiers' memorial. INDIANAPOLIS he new Indianapolis Street Railway company filed with the public service commission an acceptance of its order approving a merger of the old Indianapolis Street Railway company and the Traction & Terminal company.

CONNERSVILLE Thrashing started in the county today. Jesse Aberuathy, a thrasherman, started on his own farm and gave the signal for the start over the entire country.

Horlick's the Original Malted Milk Avoid Imitations &Substitutes

BLACK BETTY LUMP Genuine 4th Vein Indiana Coal. The quality is alway good. Tou will are money if you buy now. The Klehfoth-Niewoehner Go. Phone 2194 N. Second and A Sts.

FAIRMOUNT A fund of $1,000,000 was appropriated for the quadrennial budget of the Wesleyan Methodist church by the delegates of the general conference held here.

Mrs. Benjamin Harrison. "Just because the war is over is no reason why our activities should slow down," is rhe opinion expressed by Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, widow of the late ex-president. Mrs. Harrison has been working for months day and night to aid in the entertainment of the commissioned personnel of the American forces in New York city.

Good Music

The Theatre Beautiful

'Helpless, Hopeless, Sinned Against and Shall it be Forgiven?

HARRY CARSON PRESENTS BLANCHE SWEET '

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Mrs. Claudia CarLstedt Wheeler. Mrs. Claudia Carlstedt Wheeler, who separated from Albert Gallatin Wheeler, Jr., several years ago, has sued the Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland, in New York, for recovery of $12,500. Mrs. Wheeler was formerly an actress.

i MUNCIE W. H. Phillips, 86, took a ride in an airplane as the guest of

the Muncie Aero club. "It's great. I could fly all day and never get tired," he said when he alighted. SHELBYVILLE Charles Richey,

just discharged from Camp Sherman, j started to his home in Marietta, O., ; to surprise his family. He met a ! friend who informed him that his father had died the day before the son j arrived in the United States from i

France. Messages had failed to reach him.

Banks Will Close On Thursdays At 1 P. M. Following the plan recently adopted by the majority of Richmond business houses, the banks of the city will be closed on Thursday afternoons during the months of July and August, according to announcement made by bankers Thursday morning. The banks v.-ill remain open on Thursdays until 1 o'clock.

Jacksonburg, Ind. Mrs. Harry Rodenburg and Mrs. Joe Brooks attended the Reigel sale at Pershing Thursday afternoon The Help-One-Another club met with Mrs. William Worl near Hagerstown, Wed

nesday afternoon Lynn Hoover, a former resident here, was calling ou friends Sunday afternoon Mrs. George Meyers, was shopping in Richmond Wednesday A number of farmers attended the elevator meeting at Pershing, Friday evening. . .Charles and Elmer Cain, of Newcastle, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Gephart and family, of Tipton, spent Sunday at the home of A. A. Lindley and family Mrs. Stephen Boyer and children, of Rushville, are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Craig J. E. Whit ton and family were the guests' of Milton friends Sunday.

CONNERSVILLE Members of the Loyal Legion served as escort for General Edward E. Chrisman, when he arrived here on a visit. j NEWCASTLE By means of forged I certificates, Mrs. Ethel Ballinger is alleged to have obtained $300 from a ; life insurance company, on the supj posed death of her two children. The ' company agreed not to prosecute on ' condition that the money was repaid.

To Have Perfect Skin Throughout the Summer

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"Let the Weak Beware and Suffer the End Justifies the Means and Woman Bears the Burden ! A terrible philosophy of life, but a philosophy that has existed still exists. When Major Rupert Hughes' novel was published a year ago it struck wits sledge hammer blows, it startled, thrilled, amazed- It was a daring work of fiction, truth, adventure! and now produced as one of the dominant photoplays of the year it pictures the astounding story that set the world thinking, talking, wondering. Time of Shows: 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15 and 9:15 p. m. PRICES 15c and 35c "BETTER COME EARLY"

TAX FRAUD INDICTMENTS

NEW YORK, July 3. Three more indictments were returned yesterday in connection with income tax frauds. The sum involved in the three indictments is $123,378.

Clem Thistlethwaite. Richmond. Ind,

White and yellow corn are raised

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country.

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Dr. J. J. Grosvenor Practice Limited to Internal Medicine City Light Building, 32 S. 8th St.

APOSITIVE HIT Geraldiie Farrar

"The Stronger

Last

Times

A thrilling drama of an Apache's love in the heart of Paris.

Also a Mack Sennet t Comedy

"Love's False Faces"

and the Popular Pathe News Friday and Saturday Alice Brady in 'RED HEAD'

GIRLS GIRLS

SPECIAL SCENERY

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12 PEOPLE! DIG GIRL REVUE! GEORGEOUS SCENERY! Featuring Eddie Riley, Jack Collins, Louise Baxter and a "Rosebud Chorus of Eight Girlie Girlies"

GRUNDY and YOUNG Colored Comedians and Dancers BURNUM and YANT Eccentric Comedians

ALBERT RAY In a five-reel production entitled "MARRIED IN HASTE

NOTE: This bill was booked especialy for Fourth of July week and we predict it the best bill of the season. USUAL PRICES "BETTER COME EARLY"

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