Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 241, 23 July 1919 — Page 7

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TEN ARE KILLED IN BERLIN RIOT CAUSEDJY REDS Meeting of Majority Socialists Broken up by Radicals Lynching Threatened. (By Associated Press) BERLIN, July 23. Ten persons were shot during disorders which attended the breaking up of a majority socialist meeting by Communists and Spartacans here yesterday. Those attending the meeting which was held in the trades union building attempted to lynch the man who fired the shots, but he was saved by hospital helpers who were in the building. Several majority Socialists meetings held late yesterday did not develop as smoothly and quietly as they began. I Communists and Spartacans by a prearranged plan smuggled fellow radicals into halls where majority socialists were congregated and there broke up the meetings by catcalls and other noises and even by violence. Meeting Broken Up. At countless meetings the majority socialist speakers gave up attempting to speak after half an hour of shouting, and in the trades union building where the biggest meeting was held, chairs, beer bottles, glasses and even tables were flung about in a success- . ful attempt to break up the gathering. All had been quiet, serious and earnest when the correspondent visited the building in a tour of the meetings. The communist agitator responsible for he uproar in the trades union building jumped on the stase while Erich Kuttncr. editor of the Vorwaerts was ppoal.int: and made a counter speech. Thu hall instantly was transferred into, a bedlpm which increased as the opponents began to throw glasses and seize chairs with which to belabor f aih other. Suddenly shots were fired. Hi iiin ton persons were wounded, IncHi'l'n:; Herr Kuttner, who were attf'T'fU:'! 1'' workers and hospital helpers. The audience tried to lynch the rlir.otrr who also wa3 saved by the hosrital helpers. Government troops had to quell wordy riots in other halls. The Berlin press is indignant at the uproar. The Vorwaerts heads its leader "Instead of conciliating the people civil war." Tho People's Gazette, calls the .lay "the senseless strike Monday." Other newspapers treat the matter similarly. Ohio News Flashes TROY. A victory pnd homecoming is bHn planned by th" colored people of Tmv, to b hf-ld in Lincoln community center, on September 1, for tho colored boys in the service. TOLEDO Leroy Gansline, 17, accident ally shot and killed by liam J. Braddock, 18. was Wil-

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shirts., and left with a quantity of . iw i j s i l l' s. - a u ia it) vaiisi)Vi4 overalls, men's underwear, shirts, smoked meats, tobacco and pocket knives. TROY. While attempting to rescue her cousin, Miss Helen P.ashore, from drowning, Miss Esther Bashore, lost, her life in the Miami river near Staunton. CELIN'A. Mrs. Arnold Schmidt, committed suicide here by hanging herself in her barn, because she was afraid she was losing her reason. Cornelius W. Franks, well known farmer of this township, also committed suicide by hanging himself in his barn. CLEVELAND. The first Cleveland arrest alleged violation of the wartime prohobition law was made when F. J. Klein, former wholesale liquo dealer here, was taken before the I" S. commissioner charged with sellin; whiskey. COLVMBUS. Eamonn De Valera, president of the Irish republic, will speak in Columbus according to an announcement made by former Attorney-General, Timothy S. Hogan. CINCINNATI. George Hellferlch. 32 years old, lineman. lor the Union Gas and Electric comaahy, was killed when he touched a- live wire while working on a pole. '.' CLEVELAND. It is believed that new clues have been found which will establish proof of a conspiracy in the murder of Daniel Kaber, weal- j thy Cleveland putmsner, wno sueLOCAL, REPRESENTATIVE with successful record to sell Investment securities on commission basis and act as correspondent In exclusive territory. Plan would fit in well in an established real estate or Insurance agrency. Highest credentials and bond required. SERLIS & COMPANY', Investments B04 Indiana Trust Bids., Indianapolis Chicago Baltimore Philadelphia Mew York Detroit Boston.

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cumbed to 24 Btab wounds Inflicted while he was lying ill in his bed. COLUMBUS. Regulation of airplanes and dirigibles by law was proposed In a statement made here by Representative John Cowan, who" cities the Chicago disaster as an example of the need of it. Circuit Court Records Mary B. Galvin was granted a divorce from Michael J. Galvin in circuit court Wednesday, on the grounds of abandonment and failure to provide. According to the plaintiff's testimony, her husband had not contributed to her support for seven years. Elsie D. Gibson was granted a divorce from Dennis Gibson by Judge Bond. The court also awarded tho plaintiff the custody of Irvin Gibson, ten years old, and ordered that the defendant pay $4 a week for the support of the child. Failure to provide and abandonment were given as the grounds for divorce. Suit for divorce was filed by Vert C. Connor against Agnes V. Conner, on the charge of cruel and inhuman treatment. The complaint gave the defendant's La. adress as New Orleans, damages against Elmer Peggs In circuit court Wednesday, for alleged fraudulent marriage. According to the complaint, Peggs married the plaintiff to escape a sentence from the justice of the peace court, and failed to provide for either the plaintiff or their child at any time after the marriage. REAL ESTATE 'TRANSFERS Everett E. Taylor to Warren F. and Glendola Collins, lot in Hagerstown. $3,S50. Inheritance tax amounting to $5.13 was paid to the county treasurer in the settlement of the estate of Joseph L. King, deceased. BOARD INSPECTS CLEAN-UP RESULTS

thrilling story of the early west, is one An inspection of the streets and al-to which the word "excellent" can be leys of the city of Richmond, made by ! truthfully applied, the board of public works Tuesday) Director Henry Kolker used splenafternoon showed that citizens are i dtd judgment in casting the producheeding the advice. I tion, the types he has selected carryThe alleys are in an excellent condl-ng conviction both histrionically and

tion, only one being found which de- i served board. criticism according to the In many cases the receptacles ! should have been larger. There were I no signs of loose paper or trash in i the alleys. In many instances they were so clean that they looked as though they had been swept. The citizenship of the community has responded to the plea for civic cleanliness, and beauty, and the members of the board and the engineer declared they hoped they would retain the enthusiasm which is evident in the cleanliness of the city. i West Side Inspected. ! A tour of the West Side and Fairj view was made also and the members i of the Board declared the streets I there had been neglected and should i be given immediate attention. The city engineer said that there is plenty of good material on the streets and if each could be scarified and rolled , " -l " . I, -7 a beautiful view of the new Mam street bridge to travelers coming from j the west, and another remarkable i view down the Whitewater river to I travelers going west. It is hoped that this boulevard can be made next year, thus making an impressive bridge approach. The Board and engineer will make Inspections reguluarly to see that the condition of the streets and alleys in the city is kept up to standard. Myron Hartley, who was graduated recently from the Waukon, la., high school, was never absent or tardy once at school, during thirteen years. j Is Your Blood Hungry For Iron? Iron Is The Red Blood Food That Give You Strength, Energy and PowerHow To Make The Test That Tells Actus! blood tests show tbst a trementfouily largs Dumber cf people who are weak and ill lack iron to their blood and that they are ill for no other rsaaoa than lack of iron. Iron deficiency paralyzes healthy, forceful action, pulls down the whole organism and weakens the entire system. A pale face, a nervous irritable disposition, a lack of strength and endurance and the inability to cope with the strong- rigorous folks in the race of life these are the sort of warning signals that Nature gives when the blood is getting thin, pale, watery and literally Starr, jug for want of iron. If you are not sure of your eondition, go to your doctor and have aim take your blood count and see where you stand or else make the following test Jourself: See how long you can work or ow far you can walk without becoming tired: next take two fire-grain tablets of Kuxatcd Iron three times per day after meals for two weeks. Then test your strength again and see how much you have gained. By enriching the blood and creating j new red blood cells, Nuxated Iron strengthens the nerves, rebuilds the weakened tissues and helps to instill renewed energy and power into the whole system. Unlike the older inorganic iron products Nuxated Iron is easily assimilated, does not Injure the testh. make them black nor upset the stomach. The manufacturers guarantee Successful and entirely satisfactory results to every purchaser or they will refund roar

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Postmen to Get Another Half-Holiday Thursday Few complaints resulted from the postmen's half holiday last Thursday afternoon, and the same policy will be followed Thursday, Postmaster C. B. Beck says. The few people who did call up the postoffice and complain were persons who only get one or two letters a week, anyway, and not the larger mail receivers, he said. Practically all the down-town business firms are closed on Thursday during July and August, and mails are very small in the afternoon during the summer, so Thursday is an ideal time for the half holiday. It Is thought. f Old Polish Prison to Be National Museum (By Associated Press) WARSAW, Friday, July 23 The prison known a "the Tenth Pavilion" will be,transformed into a national museun. General Joseph Pilsudski, the chief of state, today guided number of officers and representatives of the- authorities through the building which ht3 been the scene of martyrdom of Polish national heroes. General Pilsudski showed the cell where" he himself was in prison. The visitors also had pointed out to them the gallows at the foot of the citadel where the Russians executed Poles. FINED FOR INTOXICATION Sam Jones was fined $5 and costs in city court Wednesday morning for public intoxication. He was arrested Monday evening in the court house yard. Theater MURRAY The cast of "A Man's Country," showing at the Murray today stars Alma Rubens in a picturesque and visually. The part of Kate Carewe was made for Alma Rubens, who has found in 'this character the best role she has ever had. Lon Chaney, who plays "ThreeCard" Duncan, the crooked gambler,

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was a star and director In stage productions before coming to the screen. He looks and acts like a mean, bad man. Joseph Dowling, as Marshal Leland, the fearless arbiter of the peace in this rough village, is a sterling actor who has done many excellent character roles. He is a type from the sod In this picture. Albert Roscoe plays opposite Miss Rubens in the role of Rev. Ralph Bowen, the fighting parson who came to the Gulch to regenerate it.

MURRETTE Her name was Mirandy Judkins and she was a scrub lady. But she was a warm-hearted little girl with a great deal of beauty and when love for Teddy, the musician, came Into her heart, she spruced up and became a different looking girl. All this is told in "Mirandy Smiles." the latest Paramount picture starring Vivian Martin, which will be shown at the Murrette theatre today. Mirandy worked at the Grand Opera House in a Middle Western town. She liked to watch the players at rehearsals and also to listen to the wonderful music of Teddy, who played In the Opera House orchestra. One day Mirandy splashed a pail of soapy water over herself, and it was Teddy who rescued her. Their romance started right there. Teddy asked Mirandy to come to St. Marl 's church to hear him play and when she came he persuaded the rector and the young lady who was engaged to marry the minister, to try to help Mirandy. This they did by giving her choir surplices to wash. In return, Mirandy gave a sacred concert at her home, putting the surplices on the youngsters of the neighborhood in an attempt to raise money and help therector in his church work. WASHINGTON. "The City of Comrades," probably the first motion picture drama of the Halifax disaster, is Tom Moore's newest Ooldwyn production. It comes to the Washington theatre, commencing today. In picturing the blast -that shook the. Canadian city to its foundations, j great risk was taken by the members of the company. Mr. Moore, as Frank Melbury, a member of the Canadian army engineer corps, was required ORENESS in joints or muscles, give a brisk t&assag with VICE'S VAP0R1 YOUR BODYGUARD" -30 60MC20 disfiguring skin diseases; Malaria, which makes tho strongest men help less, and many other diseases are the direct result of impure blood. You can in a large measure avoid liability to disease, by the use of S. S. S., the wonderful blood remedy that has been in constant use for more than fifty years. S .S .3. cleanses the blood thoroughly. It is sold by druggists everywhere. For valuable literature and medical advice absolutely free, write today to the Medical Dept., Swift Specfic Company, 256 Swift Laboratory, Atalnta, Ga. Adv.

to be seated in his office when the shake-up occurred. To get the proper lealistic effect, Director Harry Beaumont ordered that the set be blown up with dynamite, causing the wreckage to fall on both the star and Otto Hoffman. A rehearsal of the scene was not made: and at the proper time, the fuse was set off. With debris piled high above him, aching from bruises and suffering from a leg laceration, Mr. Moore went through the business of the scene without complaint. On emerging, however, it waa dls-

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Tomorrow fl Tomorrow I j I IT HAPPENS EVERY DAY j HI Young man, down and out. Sauntering aimlessly along Life's highway with dlsl trust In his eye and hatred in his heart. Ill Beautiful girl, petted, pampered and bored stiff with the monocled Johnnies yA who sported four-in-hands at five dollars a crack. y Fate runs riot and throws 'em together! SHE saw love light In his eyes. HE saw visions of what-might-have-been written right between the dimples of her v rosy cheeks. Ill Then he pulled himself together and gave Old Man Knockout the scrap of his ( Romance? Adventure? (

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"Mirandy Smiles Only a scrub lady but oh you smile A screaming Comedy "BERESFORD OF BARBOON

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New Show and Picture Today

PAUL BRACHARD TROUPE Sensational acrobats and contortonlsts. Late features RIngllag Bros. Circus CRESCENT TRIO Piano Accordionists and Vocalists FIELDS AND ADELIA Comedy Singing and Talking ALMA RUBENS IN "A MAN'S COUNTRY" Five-reel Mutual Feature. "Better Come Early"

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swell and cause the star considerable? pain. At the emergency hospital, it was decided that Mr. Moore should remain in bed a week to recover from any other possible injuries. WASHDAY STRIKE Thousand of housewives have gone on a "washday strike" they absolutely refuse to "rub." They use NRG Laundry Tablets to make clothe white as snow and remove all dirt. Ink spots, blood, perspiration and fruit stains like magic Theae wonderful tablet actually save half your soap! At your dealers in Ue packs es, enougfe for large washings. MARTIN 5 Three Keith Acts Now Playing