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frHE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. MONDAY JAN 5, 1920 0

11 RADICALS TAKEN S IN VINCENNES RAID

VINCENNES, lad.. Jan. 5. Eleven 11 . A J l 1 . i- .. ,.,!.AM :

luieKeu rauitais, iuubi ui huuiu iuutossed .to being" members of a local lodg bt . t&e 'atununlst Jabor .party. hichVhaaibeo folding meetings in , Jliia city for months, were arrested in a raid conducted Sunday by J. V. Bell of the Department of Justice, -who was assisted by Chief of Police Thomas ' Martin-and others of the local departtnent. In spite of the fact that the .raid here was not conducted the same Mime as those in larger cities the offiaxials repart that every one they had - i t A. I It. .

-.-oruera : 10- arresi was caugui in me "rdragnet.--cr, in most places the officials found an abundance of literature most of which was printed in German. It is said -float a great deal had been destroyed (.following the - publication of reports -1.1 hat, raids had been conducted in other .i cities. In addition to membership tccards found among the belongings at tJ-cach bouse raided the officials obtained the charter for the Vineennes or-

" -ganization which had been issued at $-Chicago. -

The Theatres

WASHINGTON. Big things are alway? looked for i.Hrhen tho motion picture fan goes to Bee Douglas falrbanks. Everyone knows . that his productions will bo -nee .. Douglas Fairbanks. Everyone fet.unt; but he exceeded every thing ho ?'ever did in his life in the rattling. , clever comedy "When the Cloud Roll iV By." 'which is the feature at the Washlngton Theatre. All told, this production Is a smashing success. If the production is a sample of what picture stars intend to do when they Droduce independently, then there is , tot a single doubt in our minds that independent productions are what the fans want and what the exhibitor in the futude, will show in his theatres. "When "Doug" first decided to produce Independently, he started off with "'His Majesty, the American," which carried everything before it by storm. That and this performance are demonstrative of tho fact that because of Jiis recently adopted policy of making fewer and bigger production5? each 5ear, tho public will reap the benefit. Allied with Mary Pickford, Charles Chaplin and D. W. Griffith, the United Artists' proposition i3 Reserving of very amusement-lover's heartiest thanks. MURRETTE. "The Beauty Market," declared by eastern critics to bo the most appealing society drama presented within the last few years, will be shown at the Murrette. theatre, commencing today, with Katberine McDonald, the

world s most Deauuiui woman, in tne stellar role. As Amelia Thorndike. Miss MacDonald depicts the role of a girl who braves the ridicule of fashionable society people to pay in full for the

wretchedness shs has caused an admirer. ' ' - " 'ij - . .- MURRAY. Gladys Brockwell, in a story that has a tremendously strong human appeal "Chasing Rainbows" ' will be seen at tho Murrette ' theatre today. This is tho story of a waitress, Sadie, whose heart is well-nigh ' broken by a false lover and. who, to get away from her troubles goes to a town on the edge of Death Valley to work in a railroad restaurant. Sadie does moire good in that town than any minister thao ever came that way, and she does it through love and a spirit that knows no fear. It is a fine emotional role for Miss Brockwell- and according to advance reports, the Fox, star makes the most of it. In the cast arc William scott, Richard Rosson, Harry Dunkinson, Irene Aldwyn, Walter Long and Claire McDowell. The play iz directed by Frank Beal.

City Dealers' Margin on Oysters Under New Fair Profits Limits

Prices of oysters in Richmond will not be changed as a result of the fair margin of profit, announced by Stanley Wyckoff, federal fair price commissioner of Indiana, according to one of the largest wholesale o'6ter dealers of the city. Xiocal retailers are at present charging from 70 to 80 cents a quart, and the wholesale price is $2.25 a gallon. Wholesalers are at present making less than the 12 per cent maximum profit set by the commissioner. Twenty-five per cent margin is allowed retailers. The margins of profit were set at the request of the department of justice, in its fight on the high cost of living. The deartment urges the use of oysters as a means of combatting

high costs. The statement follow.:. "Certain foods having comparatively short seasons are not fully availed of by the people who lose the. opportunity to benefit both by the change of diet they afford and by the economic influence on the market by reason of the relief on constant demand on the all-year-round staples. "OyBters are" such a food. They are a flesh food of exceptional merit and in the winter months when in season should be extensively used. Their ex tensive use is retarded by unwarrantedly high prices at which they are offered to consumers in many inland towns. In the interest of the inland consumer, it is felt that if the fair price commissioners should see that oysters are properly quoted and the attention of the press called to the matter generally a good food would become available to them. "Oysters are sold to dealers 'dry measure,' that is, meats with all the liquid drawn off. They should be so sold to the consumer."

Ohio News Flashes

y , AKRON -Police are investigating the finding of i dead baby in a wagon at a blacksmith chop. The wngon had been left at the shop for repairs, and the dad child, thought to be about two weeks old, was found when the ownpr went to get the v!hicl. COLUMBUS Figures from the office of the director of the Bureau of Vital Statistics show that the war produced no effect on the relative birthrate of males and females. MIDDLETOWN The old Methodist Protestant church has been opened for services, after being closed for more tban six months. A Dayton firm sought to buy "tho site for a theatre and the city government tried to buy it for a city hall. EAST LIVERPOOL While her hus

band was absents Mrs. Blair H. Coch, ran wa3 attacked with a butcher knife by Hulme Cochran, a former 'service man who,-relatives believe, is Insane. Mrs. Cochran is in a serious condition with her facer neck and hands badly mutilated. .. . . DAYTON After having sat down for half an hour while ho got his shoes half soled, a negra hold up and robbed Frank Wysman, 928 West Third street of $5 and fired three shots at Mm.

Rev. Tressel Invited to Ohio Chrach; Considers Offer The Rev. Oscar Tressel, pastor of the Trinity Lutheran churcb, Sunday afternoon at a congregation meeting announced that he had been offered the pastorate , of the Zion ' Lutheran church at St. Mary's, , Ohio, near Columbus. . ' The congregation unanimously requested the Rev. Tressel to remain. He said Monday he was considering his answer and would -announce it to

the congregation .next Sunday. Hocould not indicate what ho would de- j cide. !

night.. The languages, cooking, sewing, auto mechanics, salesmanship and other lines of regular work will be offered. Advanced work will be given prepared students. Effort is being made to obtain instructors in the languages. It is hoped classes In both French and Spanish may be started. Continuation classes dismissed for the holiday season will also re-cpen Mcnday. Tuesday night Prof. Morgan of the Indiana Extension department, will reconvene tho weekly lecture course on Government and Industry. Prof. Day's teachers' training lecture will be given Friday evening, as before Christmas.

to France," from whence Prof. Charles

will go to Germany to Join the Friends) Service Committee unit which is do-' ing reconstruction work for . Herbert Hoover's relief commission. Mrs. ; Charles and her daughter will remain

in France. 1

Leave of absence has been granted! Prof. Charles, by Earlham college. His position ii the French department at Earlham will be filled by Miss Eliza-, beth Jenkins of Chicago University.

Miss Gertrude Bartel will take the Classes in German.

Japan is offering somewhat of a market for American sporting goods, at the present.

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.Professor and Mrs. Arthur M. j Charles and daughter Mary Lane will j

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Rlclunoncl TGncattre RICHMOND'S NEWEST MOVIE HOUSE Between 6th and 7th, on Main

LAST TIMES TODAY When Bear Cat Went Dry"

Also a Good Pathe Comedy

HIS VAMPY WAYS

TUESDAY Big Triple Program

"The Silent Mystery"

This is the beginning of a Francis Ford serial, be shown every Tuesday.

Two episodes will

TOM MIX

The name of the picture will be announced lated.

UNIVERSAL NEWS

ALSO A GOOD COMEDY

Night School Classes To Have More Students With approximately 200 last senester students and a largo number o; new ones, Richmond's night school

will open its spring semester Monday

TONIGHT!

Take "Cascarets" if sick. Bilious, Constipated.

DR. R. H. CARNES DENTIST Phone 2665 Rooms 15-16 Comttock Building. 1016 Main Street Open Sundays and Evenings by Appointment

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your siomacn upsei, your uena auu and aching. Your meals are turning into poison and you can not feel right. Don't stay bilious or constipated. Foel splendid always by taking Cascarets occasionally. They act without griping or inconvenience. They never sicken you like Calomel, Salts, Oil or nasty harsh pills. They cost so littlo too Cascarets work whilo you sleep. Adv.

DR. LEE C. HOOVER Veterinarian

Phone 1399

20 S. 12th SL

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"Doug' Wants to Know-

Has a Black Cat Ever Crossed Your Path Did a terrible sensation follow when the proverbial black cat crossed your path and for weeks to follow every time something went wrong at. home or there was a business reverse, did the poor kitty come on for ail the blame? When the black cat crossed Douglas Fairbanks' path, he didn't worry and fret, he just tightened his muscles and squared himself off and hit old man superstition a body blow, in his latest picture 'WhentheCloudsRollBy ACROBATICALLY WRITTEN BY HIMSELF Third of "The Washington's Half-hour Masterpieces." Little Classics of Modern Life, Presenting the Most Famous of Stage Celebrities.

"Tom's Little Star

Today, Tuesday and Wednesday

PA LAC E Today MONROE SALISBURY In his great Romantic Drama "THE SUNDOWN TRAIL" A splendid picture of the open spaces, of mining days of California. A great picture of the golden days of old California when whole communities of men lived for months without the sight of a woman, lured to lives of adventure by the chan;e of striking it rich. A story of great heart appeal, made still more delightful by the marvelous Sierra settings. And For a Big Laugh MACK SENNETT offers "A Tight Fix" GOminutes of rollicking comedy Pipe Organ for Music Tuesday ALICE BRADY 'The IndestruTtible Wife'

There'll Be Traffic Congestion Next JVeek at the

with the one and Only Charlie Chaplin In His Fourth Million Dollar Picture "A Days Pleasure55 YOU'LL SAY SO A show for those who auto, and those who ought to

URRETT

WHERE YOU SEE THE BEST PICTURES FIRST

Today and Tuesday

THE AMERICAN BEAUTY

Katherine MacDonald

-in-

"The Beauty Market"

SI .S ' A Kv'? J il ' 1 vi i I if Him wi i wrm i i gj frjM'i.i;i-iiu-viuuiiii

BILLY WEST In a screaming comedy "CLEANING UP" Prices 25c and 15c

Hear our new $5,000.00 Moller Pipe Organ. Miss Marie Keller, organist. Mae Skinner, violinist. Best music in the city. Frank Holland is singing "Let the Rest of the World Go By." "Better Come Early."

Coming Wednesday FATTY ARBUCKLE in "BACK STAGE" his latest comedy

MURRAY

Home of Select Vaudeville Big Pipe Organ and Concert Orchestra

MURRAY

Miea Mle Week

BILL FOR FIRST HALF VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURE

A $ " ' M w 1 M ' ' , W it

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"GIRLS WILL BE GIRLS" 7 PEOPLE 7 Six classy girls the classiest in vaudeville and one Lucky man. Georgeous gowns, special settings, new songs, new dances FRANKIE FAY and Her "JAZZ BOYS" A pretty girl who can sing some songs and two boys who know how to Jazz 'em up "HALL AND O'BRIEN" A musical comedy skit "FROZEN OUT" GLADYS ROCKWELL in "CHASING RAINBOW" A five-reel Fox comedy

For Thursday and Last Half "Z arrow's Big Girl Revue"

12-Show Cirls-12 20-People-20 This company comes here direct from The Lyric Theatre, Indianapolis. A return engagement in their new Comedy

"YOU'D BE SURPRISED

nm LAVISH WARDROBE SPECIAL SCENERY EVERYTHING NEW AND CLASSY"

Also WILLIAM RUSSEL in "EASTWARD HO" "BETTER COME EARLY"

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