Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 228, 8 July 1919 — Page 7

PAGE SEVEN BRINGING UP FATHER By McManus Miss Gordon enacts the role of a young favorite of fashion, who finds life empty, despite her riches, and seeks idle diversion In tenement visiting. What happens to her there forms the thread of the powerful story and is said to lead to a striking climax, and a denouement -which stamps "Playthings of Passion" as perhaps the most remarkable screen vehicle of the year. LEMON JUICE . FOR FRECKLES Girls! Make beauty lotion for a few cents Try It!

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ELEVEN RAGES AT PREBLE FAIR; EVENTJNLARGED Club Work, Stock Exhibits, and Amusements Feature 49th Annual Program. EATON, O., July 8 Premium lists

for Preble county's forty-ninth annual fair are off the press of a local printery and ready for distribution. The list shows liberal increases in the

money premiums offered exhibitors in i

the various departments, as compared with preceeding years. The dates of the fair are Sept. 29-30, Oct. 1, 2, 3. The school exhibit department has been greatly enlarged upon for this year. Other features to be brought out prominently are boys' and girls' club work, stock judging by boys, boys' pig club and girls' home-making club. Winners of first and second in the boys' pig club will be given a trip to Ohio State university for one week, as also will the winners of first and second In the girls' home-making club. The club prizes in both contests will be $10 to the winning club and $5 to the winner of second place. The individual winner of third place in each contest will receive $5; fourth, $3; fifth, $2; sixth, $1. The race program carries 11 events, with a purse of $300 each, with the exception of two races confined to the county, which carry a $100 purse each. The racing will start on Tuesday, with a gentlemen's trotting road race, confined to the county, 3 in 5, purse, $100; and a 2:13 pace, purse, $300. Wednesday's card: Gentlemen's pacing road race, confined to the county.

3 in 5, purse, $100; 2:30 trot and 2: 2d pace, purse. $300 each. Thursday's card carries the 2:11 pace, 2:18 trot. 2:25 pace, purse, $300 each. Friday's program la made up of the 2:14 trot, 2:20 pace, 2:24 trot, purse. $300 each. Season, or membership, tickets will be $1.25. the same as last year. Single admission will be 35 cents. Admission to the urandstand will be 15 cents.

, Seats in the reserved-seat section will be sold at public auction Saturday preceding the fair, as has been the custom the last few years. After the auction, seats remaining unsold can be had at $1 per chair for the season, or 35 cents for a single day. Officers of the board are: President,

J. H. Lamm, Camden

Alexandria, was committed to the county jail from the local court of Justice L. T. Stephen. Roach was arrested upon a warrant charging assault and battery filed by his wife, Martha Roach. (J. B. Church Celebrates. Rev. P. M. Camp, D. D., general secretary of the hme missionary society of the United Brethren church, and K O. Miller, general treasurer of the

Eldorado, 0.

Miss Margaret Kaylor, of Eaton, is spending this week with Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Truitt and family Mrs. E. i

rj. nuiunger. unesier imriCK ana Mrs.

xamiiy ana jverette Denny ana family of New Paris spent Sunday with David Wolford and family Mr. and

day evening, July 11. It will consist of music, tableaux, monologue, and comedy Mr. and Mrs. Pal Morris spent July 4th in Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Charles Klopp of New York

City .Vre visiting the former's mother.

Helena Klopp, and other rela

tives Mr. and Mrs. Ed. McCord and son Linton have returned from a trip to Washington, D. C. Miss Eva Wilson was the Sunday

guest of Miss Norma Gift Mrs.

Lynn, Ind.

Mrs. Walter Jones and daughter, Bet

United Brethren denomination, were I ty Ann ana Harry Diesler of Indian

here Sunday at special exercises held i apolis spent Saturday and Sunday i Charles Neff entertained ladies of the

at the United Brethren church, the wun Mrs. u. a. &cnieser ana son I Presbyterian church Thursday after

occasion being the ceieoratton ot tue auu i,1JS- uauy &pem ouu dedication of improvements made to j day with James Waggoner and fam

lily Carl Winsch returned to his

home at Gnadenhutten, Ohio, Friday evening after visiting with friends here a few days Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Beard and daughter Elizabeth spent Friday evening in Dayton Rev. Harry E. Crane of Howard, Kansas, came Tuesday evening for a few days' visit with his brother George Crane and family Denzil Hill and family of New Madison spent Sunday with Harrison Wellbaum and family. . . . .Miss Virginia Flaig is visiting with friends in Columbus this week O. M. Thompson and family spent Sunday with Charley Thompson and family W. Henry Pence and Frank G. Wynkoop were Eldorado shoppers last Wednesday A boy

was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kintzer, last week Last Friday, Clarence Emrick was in this vicinity on business Arthur D. Davis was a Sunday guest of W. Henry Pence Irvin Kisling was a Qleen City visitor last week Arch Wogoman is working for Henry Pence George B. Stanseil of Miamisburg spent last Thursday with Wr. Henry Pence Samuel Pence's entertained company from Howard county, Ind. last week. ..Elmer McKee and M. R. Eikenberry went to Sycamore Hill for their new separator last week Elmer Kimmel is building a new addition to his barn on the homestead Sijas

Miss Mildred Moore spent from ! Wogoman is the owner of a fine new

Thursday until Saturday with the Rev. auto Elmer McKee called on C. J. A. Frazier and family of Winches-1 F. McKee at Pumpkin Center, Sunday, ter, Ind Mr. and Mrs. Luther Moore j Ralph Kintzer and family enter-

i and family, Mrs. John Suma and ! tained a lot of company last Sunday.

family, Mrs. Horace Broadstock and

son, Kussell Eley and Leonard Eley

the building. The meeting was an

all-day affair. Dr. Camp preached a sermon during the morning and again in the evening. Mr. Miller spoke briefly several times during the day. A congregational dinner was served at noon in the church basement. Klemmer Is III. John Klemmer, member of the city volunteer fire department and for many years a well-known agent for a Dayton laundry, is seriously ill at his home here. He suffers from asthma and other complications. Chautauqua Advertised. Advertising matter for Eaton's annual Chautauqua, which occurs July 25-31, is being distributed locally and throughout the county. Two plays "The Chocolate Soldier" and "The Melting Pot" are features of the program. Other persons on the program are: Madame MacDermid, Katherine Ridgeway, Henry A. Adrian, Grace Halsey Mills, Capt. Paul Bewsher, Elizabeth M. Walsh, Lou J. Beauchamp, Frank L. Mulholland, Clarissa Harrold, Knight MacGregor. The musical attractions include Kryl's orchestral sextet, Aletha violin chorus, and Weber male quartet.

noon Mrs. Nancy BosticK will have a sale of household goods Tuesday, July 8 Mrs. J. E. Randall spent several days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Stubbs, of Richmond John McFall, wife and baby, of Columbus, 'O., were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. McFall. .. .Dr. Spitler now has an office in the Bohn building. . . .Miss Mary Craig of Dayton spent Sunday with her father and brother.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hawkins and Mrs. Maude Kienzle and son Robert and John, and Dona Spencer visited relatives at Arcanum, O., Sunday Misses Freda Haisley and Grace Hinshaw, who are attending business school at Fort Wayne spent the week

end with relatives here Miss Belle;

theatre. Miss Gordon's latest offering

is a brand new story from the pen of William Anthonv McGuire, and is said to present not only a startling story but to afford Miss Gordon abundant opportunity for a display of many thousands of dollars worth of stunning gowns, exquisite jewelry and luxurious millinery. One rope of pearls

! in the picture is said to have cost

Economy, Ind.

Hollansbarg, 0.

Humphreys who is attending school at Winona spent Sunday with her

mother and family here Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Baird and daughter, Rachel, of Fort Wayne are spending a few days with L. C. Bowen and family... ..Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hamilton and

son, of Indianapolis, are visiting the I former's father, J. M. Hamilton and wife Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Thomas j and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Beetley j and family, Mr. and Mrs. Will Swain i and daughter. Mildred, Dr. and Mrs.

O. W. Hinshaw and daughter Christine and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hinshaw spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Wysong near Union City Miss Olive Nichols who is attending school at Danville, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Nichols.

Miss Gordon $100,000.

Squeeze- the juice of two lemom Into a bottle containing three o'uncei of orchard white, shake well, and yoa hare a quarter pint of th best freckli and tan lotion, and complexion beai tiller, at very, very small cost. Your grocer has the lemons and iny drug store or toilet counter will tupjly three ounces of orchard whltt for a few cents. Massage this sweet ly fragrant lotion into the face, neck, r.rms and hands each day and see how freckles and blemishes disappear and how clear, soft and rosy-white th skin becomes. Yes! It is harmless ind never irritates. Adv.

spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Royer of Yankeetown Roy Sinks' and lady friend of Richmond spent Sunday with E. E. Sinks and family.. ! ....Mr. and Mrs. Frank Irelan spent! from Friday until Sunday with rela-1 lives here Mr. and Mrs. Leonard! Thompson of Indianapolis are spend-!

ing a few days here.... Dr. and Mrs. Bishop went home yesterday to prepare their goods for shipment to Hollansburg for permanent residence.... Bonnie and Gladys Payne were guests of Dorothy Wiltams Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Moore and family of near Richmond, called on Mr. and Mrs.

vice-president, j Luther Moore and family Sunday....

C. A. Dunlap, Eaton; treasurer, A. J. I Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Moore and famHiestand, Eaton; secretary, H. D. Sil-J ily were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. ver, Eaton. i Arthur Moore and family. ... Mr. and

Camden, 0.

Committed to Jail. Unable to furnish $300 bond to keep he peace, Francis M. Roach, of West

Mrs. Virgil Martin and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Luther Martin Sunday

evening.

Harry Thornburg and mother, Mrs. Jennie Thornburg, returned to their home at Richmond Sunday evening. Mrs. Thornburg spent the week-end and Mr. Thornburg spent Sunday with Mrs. Albertson and son, Mark Albertson Miss Helen and Howard Meek cf Centerville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Beckman Saturday and Sunday. They returned home with their parents Sunday. .. .Mr. and Mrs. O. C.

Weyl and the Rev. J. J. Fischer and

familv

Mr oni Mrc Tr,i ivoiri rwinied Bedroom," Thomas H

Shellinbarger and familv were guests Paramount picture starring dainty of Frank Pierce and wife. Sunday.... Enid Bennett, which is shown at the Miss Ammond and Lucile Stewart re-1 Murray theatre today, turned home from Madison, Ind., after I witn a Srace and feeling does Miss several weeks' visit with relatives.... Bennett portray the character of the Mr. and Mrs. George Ballenger and ! newspaper reporter who is assigned I to Miss Wilson motored to Newcastle I ferret out a ghost mystery that has Sunday where they visited Guy Bal-i aroused a southern community. The lenger and family ... .The Rev. J. J.) actions of the weird and mysterious Fisher and wife returned from Colum- being are logically explained with reabus where they attended centenary son for every apparent invasion from

meetings the past week Mrs. Essie the spirit lana

Weyl and Mrs. Celia Weyl were at

MURRAY A mystery story that grips you at

!the start holds you fascinated until

were Sunday dinner guests of ! the end of the picture, is "The Haunt-

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Greensfork Monday. . . .Mrs. Butler enjoyed a visit from her son Orrin Hunt

The deftness with which unusual

sights and sounds are explained on the screen is remarkable. To produce

and wife of Muncie, last Saturdav ithe desired effects Mr. Ince set a new Mrs. Flo Swain, Mrs. C. Montgomery. ' standard in photography. The lightMiss Olive Swain were at Richmond : Ing effects surpass anything yet seen Saturday Miss Rena Manning will j on the screen, and aside from creating visit relatives at Dayton. She accom-!a spooky atmosphere, give some wonpanied Cash Ginther and family, who'.derful artistic pictures, were here spending the Fourth -with Miss Bennett seems admirably U. G. Manning and family.. Mrs. Rich-1 adapted to the character of a newspaman and Bertha Meyers of Honey per girl. She has been surrounded by Creek snent Thuredav with Mr. and! a carefully selected cast that include

Mrs. Charley Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cain returned home from a week's outing at James Lake. . . .Mrs. Lester Sherry of Cambridge, spent Sunday here with relatives John Bowman and family, Charley Montgomery and wife spent the Fourth on

Dorcas Mathews, Jack Nelson, Lloyd Hughes, William Conklin. Otto Hoffman, Harry Archer and Joe Anthony.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marshal of Morning Sun and Misses Mary and Ella Marshal, visited relatives at Urbana, O., several days last wreek Ray Davis of Richmond, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Davis Miss Gertrude McShane will teach in Dixon township schools next year Mrs. Gertrude Kenworthy will spend Monday and Tuesday with Lee Riner and family. ....Mr. and Mrs. Carey Gift were Hamilton visitors, July 4th The following ladies will be a part of the corps of teachers for the Camden schools this next year: Leola Mitchel, Georgiana Pattison, Lucile James-

son, tieien uiarK, Airaa juacon, Myrtle i -i, iv,0, !

U rosier, Mrs. ijavis .. An entertain-j aon returned to Tarentum Sunday ev-1 Artcraft picture "Square Deal Sanderment will be given for the benefit of . fo, i-uit with hiQlson." which is shown at th Murrette

mother, Mrs. Louie Albertson. He is! theatre today and tomorrow, employed at a large steel mill in Ta-j In several of his recent films, Mr. rentum and has been promoted to first ; Hart has doffed chaps and six-shoot-assistant to the melter Mr. and ; ers, appearing as a convict in one, Mrs. F. F. Greenstreet entertained at!and in another leaving the western

MURRETTE The real Bill Hart hero of every small boy from Maine to California

fishing trip Mrs. Nan Cook is ! and from Canada to the gulf beloved

"Playthings of Passion "

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PATHE NEWS AND COMEDY Boyans and Robinson playing the pictures, hear them Coming Sunday, Monday, Tuesday CKARLSE CHAPLIN in "SUNNYSIDE"

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visiting Mr. and Mrs. Luther Jefferles j cf all who care for red-blooded action

' i near Fountain City.... Mark

the M. E. church in the city hall Fri-1

A Ifear-Roxind Tonic That's what the right food always is, but what's the right food ? Grape "Mois was devised to supply body and brain with necessary food values summer and winter. Not merely a delightful something to eat."

Not merely something to fill up on

But a tissue Jbuilder a re constructor of tired and wearing parts with wonderful flavor and wholesome nutrition.

Uacli Morning - a Dish of' Orape-Niits

Sunday dinner Mr. and Mrs. Grafton Stewart of Hagerstown, Miss Simmons of Indianapolis, Mrs. Doremus of New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Morrison entertained at dinner Sunday for Mr. Roe

Pugh and family of Bradford, Ohio, Charles Morrison, wife and daughter,

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"Playthings of Passion" is Kitty j Gordon's latest United Picture Theaties. Inc.. screen lay in which that popular star comes to the Washington j

plains for the asphalt of the city streets. But now he's back in harness, astride a trusty horse and with his wide-brimmed Stetson atop his head. He riots through a picture that is full to the brim of action, excitement and heroic deeds. There are lively scraps, quick shooting, all the characteristic

Miss Margaret, and Everett Clark and . incidents of life as it was lived in the ncag

family Newman Mendenhall .and yesterday or the southwest. family. Orrin Farmer and family spent I Those who care for action piled on the Fourth at Mr. Jessup's woods Fri-; action, true love and the code of hondav J. B. Swain and family spent i or of the far west; who revel in

the Fourth with relatives at Winches-! scenes which show the everlasting ter The children of Mrs. Agnes j hills and the deserts that stretch into Osborn arrived to spend the Fourth , miles in every direction: for the with her and enjoy their annual home j strange and strenuous life of the cowcoming picnic. Guests were Rollin : towns, the communities where men Osborn. of Sheveport, ia., Joe Osborn . live and die hard and are either very of Chicago, . oe Osborn and wife of honest or very evil will find it all in Rockport. Ind., Frank Osborn and ."Square Deal Sanderson." children of Muncie, Ind., Lon Massey Ann Little is leading woman and the and wife. Richmond, Will Massey and I only woman in the cast. Lambert family, John Osborn and daughters, j Hillyer wrote the scenario from Char-

Miss Agnes and Miss Opal, ot Kicli- les Ainen bifzer s story in Argosy

mond. J. O. Ballenfter, wife and chil- He and Mr. Hart directed

dren of Hagerstown; Vernon Marshall and family, and Miss Daisy Osborn, Mrs. Agnes Osborn. all of Economy. . . . . J. R. Downing just returned from overseas service, is here, the guest of his brother, Harry Downing and wife. Nathan Parker and wife, Mr3. Ella Presbaugh, Miss Carrie Bowman, were guests of William Parker near Carlos, Sunday Frank Jordan and family entertained at dinner Friday. Guests were David Jordan and wife, Eldo Cain and family James Haxton and wife of Richmond were in Economy, Friday Dr. Loop and family motored from Crawfordsville Friday and were the guests of Mrs. Tillie Clark and Belle Conley. They returned to Crawfordsville Saturday. Miss Carrie Cranor, Mrs. Cranor and Mrs. Nan Cook were at Richmond Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cunningham of Richmond, are visiting John Replogle and family over the Fourth Cash Ginther and family motored from Dayton, Ohio, to spend the fourth with U. G. Manning and family Among those who spent the fourth at Funk's Lake were Carl Lundy and family, Miss Olive Swain, Clarence Pedro and family, Erman Swain and family Mr. and Mrs. Charley Mendenhall had as their dinner guests Tuesday evening, Mrs. Myrtle Stavenow of California, Mr. and Mrs. Enos Veal and Jessie Michaels Mr. and Mrs. Victor Richman and D. P. Richman of Honey Creek spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Charley Montgomery. Sunday all motored to Portland to attend the Montgomery reunion.

Girls! MURRAY Girls! Now Playing t Billy Purl Musical Comedy Go. Presenting the snappy musical play "Broadway Brevities" 15 People Special Scenery Ginger Chorus of Eight Girls Complete change of program Thursday. Also ENID BENNETT in "The Haunted Room" Usual Prices. "Better Come Early" y

MURRETT1R1 XVJ1 House of Quality U J Wednesday and Thursday Dorothy Dalton

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Last Times Today Wm.S.Hart in 'Square Deal Sanderson' Hart at his best