Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 16, 28 November 1919 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, NOV. 28, 1919.

SCHLOTTERBECK IS HELD; CHARGE IS STEALING FEEDS

Stanley J. Brewer, head of tho Eaton Anto Sales company, arrived home Thursday from a Cincinnati hospital, where he underwent a surgical operation. He had been a patient In the hospital six weeks. Mrs. Louisa Homan has been eerl-

I ously ill the last few days at her home

here. Buffering from the effects of an

vatov n Knv 2S Tlnv 5chlot- atack f blood poisoning. Her condik A? i -i l i rnZ tion at this time is Improved. She is terbeck. 35. rural mail carrier on route, Hnan

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to the grand Jury under 1300 bond on a charge of stealing a sack of feed, valued at , from the Star elevator, owned by Joseph Poos. Schlotterbeck was arrested Thursday morning in Eaton by Sheriff George Jones, as he was delivering on a milk route, operated by him.

In the court of Justice L. T. Stephen,. Schlotterbeck waived examination and was bound over to court, his wife going on his bond. He has two children. The family lives just out of Eaton on the Lexington road. It is said Schlotterbeck had appropriated feed from the elevator once before but no charges were filed. Attorney John Dye represented the accused In court. Schlotterbeck, according to his attorney, declares he got an extra sack of feed on his wagon when he was loading some feed he had bought. It is said the sack of feed was found at his home unopened. Compson Guilty. Edward Compson, tried in common pleas court on a charge of shooting at James E. Beasley, farmer, of near Lewlsburg, with intent to kill, was found guilty by a Jury hearing the ia.3A Sentence will be imposed at

the end of three days if Compson does not apply for a new trial. The trial consumed all of Wednesday and the case went to the Jury at 7:30 o'clock in the evening. A verdict was reached at 4 o'clock Thursday morning. Attorney H. G. King defended the prisoner. Prosecutor Phil Saylor, assisted by Attorney 1L R. Gilmore, prosecuted the case. Compson had been working for Beasley on his farm. After the death of Beasley's wife he and Compson lived alone in the home, Beasley's children going to live with his mother. One night early last summer Beasley came home about midnight and as he was about to enter the house Compson alleged fired upon him with a shotgun through a screen door. One shoulder of Beasley's coat was torn away, but he escaped injury.

Compson was captured early next moraine near the Beasley home. He

has been in Jail here Bince the shoot lng. Church Filled

St. Paul Methodist church was filled to capacity upon the annual

Thankseivins union services Thurs

day morning. Rev. Paul Wight, pastor of the Church of Christ, preached

ih sermon. The Methodist choir

presented a program of special music. Revival to Start. Revival services will be Inaugurated Sunday evening by Rev. J. E. Yingling at the United Brethren church. The meetings will extend over a period of two weeks or longer and will open each evening at 7:30 o'clock, except Saturday evenings. Jackson Soldiers Entertained. Soldiers, nurses and all other perrons of Jackson township who were in the military service will be guests at

p. community basket supper to be RPrvpri Saturday evening from 5 to

7:00 o'clock in the Jackson township centralized school building at Campbellstown. Joseph S. McDivitt, head of the township schools, will deliver an address of welcome, to which Delbert Thompson, soldier, will respond. Roy Fitzgerald will deliver an address. Marguerite Burke and Glenna O'Leary will take part in the program of entertainment. Runge's orchestra, of Richmond, Ind., and Benham's quartet will feature a program of music. Licensed to Wed. Marriage llcenpes issued here recently: Clarence Herman Voge. 29, farmer, and Flora Altha Ehler, 26, both of Twin township; Herman Carlton, 21.

signal repairman. Xenia, O., and Ldna Jane Furrey, IS, West Manchester. Engagement Announced. Formal announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Pearl Hamlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hamlin, of near Franklin, O., jnd Chester E. Hollpnbaugh, of near West Alexandria. The wedding will take place early in next summer. The wedding will take place early in next summer. Hollenbaugh is in h? employ of the American Rolling Mills company at Middletown. Camden to Entertain. Camden, Preble County, will entertain the 1920 convention of the Indiana Cement Silo association, which will be hold some time in October. Camden was selected as the convention place at the close of the annual convention held recently at North Manchester, Ind. Meet for Equity. Farmers from the vicinity of Eaton are to meet Uoro Saturday afternoon at the courthouse for the purpose of organizing an Eaton branch of a Preble county farmers' equity union that is in process of formation. The meeting will open p.t 2 o'clock. It is expected the meeting will select five directors to arrange details for operation of the local branch. C. O. Drayton, of Greenville, 111., president of the National Farmers' Equity union, will address the meeting.

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np rings and horizontal bars for more strenuous work. Miss Budd is perhaps the only actress who is able to portray the role of Darwa in "A Scream in the Night." In her interpretation of Darwa, Miss Budd is seen flitting about from tree to tree, leaping from branch to branch and flying forty and fifty feet aloft through fifty feet of space separating one tree from another. MURRAY. Few of her pictures have afforded Vivian Martin, the dainty and universally popular little Paramount star, with such an opportunity for dramatic depth and genuine acting as "Lou-

plece that puts it well to the fore as superior entertainment. MURRETTE. While girls lose their wealthy suitors and why boys fail in their efforts to successfully make love to girls with fortunes are just two of the secrets of "marrying money" that Miss MacDonald reveals. And she gives instances and proof from which she draws logical conclusions. Miss MacDonald, whose latest release, "The Thunderbolt," at the Murrette theatre, today' and Saturday, ws interviewed during the filming of thia attraction and she was interested in her subject. She had just finished a

keep herself from knowing. In some who witnessed the opening of the new

instances there is a combination, of

things that snap her golden romance in the bud. But usually there is one

I eminent cause for it. This is the fact

that the girl overdoes herself with him. Consequently he lost interest, wandered west, and gooselike, the girl followed him as far as California, where she found herself penniless. Luckily her relatives took her back home. "And you want to know why boys fail to win the affections of heiresses.

That's even easier to answer and more i

isiana , her latest Paramount picture, ( scene wherein she played the role

which is to be shown 'at the Murrav , 0f tne wealthy Ruth Pomeroy, whose

The Theatres

WASHINGTON Ruth Budd, who plays the featured role in "A Scream in the Night," which Select pictures presents at the Washington theatre today and tomorrow can legitimately dispute the claim of others to the title of the world's perfect woman, in the opinion of

scores of critics, both here and abroad, who have seen this new and unique screen personality during her vaudeville tours. As one reviewer wrote: "Wo used to think that Annette Kellerman had

that 'wonderful form' business corralled, but after seeing Miss Budd we're

ready to sing, 'Then Along Came Ruth.' " That Miss Budd can today call herself the perfect woman is the result of systematic exercise. As a child she was frail and slight. To build up her strength her father put her through a course of calisthenics, later setting

theatre Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. ' The photoplay Is a picturizatlon of Frances Hodgson Burnett's novel of the same name. This 13 considered one of that author's best novels and one which had a wide sale. MURRAY "Fiddlers Three", the book and lyrics by William Cary Duncan, and music by Alexander Johnstone, is announced as the attraction coming Dec. 4 matinee and night to the Murray. John Cort is the producer, and the fact that he is insures its quality. In fact, anything hall-marked "John Cort" nowadays means entertainment of superior quality. In "Fiddlers Three" Mr. Cort has a cast of brilliant capa-

i bilities. Tavie Beige, the Belgian

prima donna, has a voice of exceptional quality and sweetness that musical lovers have no hesitancy in declaring to be the most beautiful in musical comedy. Tom Dingle, with his refreshing humor, Thomas Conkey, whose rich baritone voice is a real delight, Edna Morn, with her

graceful dancing, J. Rabilino, with his masterful violin playing, Layman and Kling, with their sensational dancing, Joseph Miller, Kathrin Ward, Leo Frankol, Gilbert Clayton and a chorus that is sumptiously gowned, bring a joyfulness and melodic gayety to the

bill, according them their stamp of approval by laughter and applause. The show is thoroughly entertaining throughout, with the applause hit going to The Charles Edwards Trio, three talented musicians who struck the popular fancy yesterday. The Hoosier Girl is a tabloid with two very clever male principals, one a very clever comedian, and the other a good dancer, and a chorus of gingery girls. Cook and Perry sing, talk and dance. The picture is Vivian Martin 'n "Louisiana," a five-reel Paramount

why?

beauty and charm attracts scores

suitors. "Why do girls lose the rich boys who propose to them?" she repeated.

"That's something the girl tries to i eens by holiday amusement seekers

out.

generally applicable than in the case production and holds Interst througu-

ot the girls. Most boys who try to marry rich girls have no excuse for wanting the girl except their own inclinations. MURRAY VAUDEVILLE.

The attendance record at The Mur- j

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LACK OF REST worry, over-work or imperfect nourishment, all in a measure contribute to and are the beginnings of nervous prostration.

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Three High Class Acts now Playing

THE HOOSIER GIRL

Miniature musical comedy Eight people, six girls and two comedians ! Special scenery and lavish wardrobe J CHAS. EDWARDS TRIO One gentleman and two classy girls in "Music and Song" COOK AND PERRY Comedy. Binging and dancing

VIVIAN MARTIN In "LOUISIANA" 5-reel Paramount production Secure cash reservation now for "FIDDLERS THREE" Thursday, Dec. 4th, matinee and evening "BETTER COME EAR LY"

Sound Teeth are Necessary For contentment and Good Digestion

There is no such thing aa being right and feeling fit when several nerves are jumping at the same time from decayed or aching teeth.

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Dried Buttermilk is the best conditioner ever found for poultry. Red Comb Laying Msh is the only feed of its kind containing the genuine Dried Buttermilk. Omer G. Whelan THE FEED MAN 31-33 So. 6th St. Phone 1679

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DARWA, the innocent victim of a madman's experiment! A beautiful girl accused of being only half-human ! ! You will be startled by the sensational battle between LIVING FACT and fanatic theory and fascinated when true love triumphs over the weird attempt of the crazed scientist. It's the screen's recognized melodramatic novelty A-Thrill-A-Minute !

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