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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY, JAN. 29, 1920.

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Franklin D'Olier, national command er of the American Lesion, today Issued the following instructions to 6tate department officials, -who in turn will transmit the instructions to the posts of the country: "No request should be made of any Applicant tor membership in the Legion concerning his previous rank while in service, either personally or by information asked for on any forms used by post or department headquarters. Any , forms now in use which

I cantam questions oeanng on this sub- ! ject sLouId be discontinued." The. constitution of the American Legion, adopted at the recent Minne

apolis convention, contains tne follow!lng provision: "The American Legion is a civilian .organization; membership therein idoes not affect nor increase liability !for military or public service. Rank does not exist in the Lesion; no member shall be addressed by his military Or naval title in any convention or meeting of the Legion." During periods of commercial depression pennies accumulate in the treasury, but when trade revives they flow out rapidly.

WORK I am the foundation of all business. X am the fount of all prosperity. I am the parent of genius. I am the salt that gives life its savor. I hare laid the foundation of erery great fortune in America, from Rockefeller down. I must be krred before I can bestow my greatest blessing and achieve my greatest ends. Loved, I make life sweet and purposeful and fruitful. I can do more to advance a youth than his own parents, be they ever so rich. Fools hate, wise men love me. I am represented in every loaf of bread that comes from the oven, in every train that crosses the continent, in every newspaper that comes from the press. I am the mother of democracy. All progress springs from me. Who am it What am I? I AM WORK!

The Theatres

WASHINGTON. "The Broken Melody," a Seitniok production, starting popular Eugene O'Brien, opened to a large and appreciative audience at the Washington theatre last night. The play is built upon a simple theme, elaborate with interesting events which relate with wonderful continuity and photography the love story of two young artists, a painter and a singer. O'Brien, as "Stewart," the painter, is struggling with poverty and lonell-

Tullis; State Interchurch Head, to Lecture in City The Rev. Don. D; Tullis, state head of the international movement of Indiana, will deliver an illustrated lecture at Grace M. E. church, at 3 p. m., Sunday, on the Inter-church movement.

I This service is conducted in connecjtion with the Mens Sunday afternoon i parliament of the Grace M. E. church.

AFTER 29 YEARS. COLUMBUS. Ind., Jan. 29. The will of Henry Mundt, who died 29 years ago, was admitted to probate in the Bartholmew circuit court here Tuesday. It was executed in 1879 and left the estate to his widow. The reason the will was brought into court for probate was that Mrs. Mundt wished to transfer some of the property involved.

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ness In the depths of New York's Bo

hemia, Greenwich Village, when he meets Hedda Dana (Lucy Coton) a girl who la studying for grand opera.' Youth, congenial taste and love drew them to one another. Ambition separates them. The story then removes Grant across the ocean, where he becomes a famous artist, while Hedda, in the meantime, is bravely making her way as an opera singer in America. Finally these young people discover that ambition is not the most impor-

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Select Vaudeville

MURRAY THEATRE

Pipe Organ Orchestra

TODAY AND ENTIRE LAST HALF

Thomas

Creoles !

Girls !

A MINATURE MUSICAL COMEDY WITH NINE COLORED ARTISTS WHOSE OFFERING ''THE SMARTER SET" HAS BEEN THE SEASON SENSATION OF THE VAUDEVILLE WORLD Comedians! Pretty Girls! Special Scenery! Songs as only a colored artist can sing them! Dances and flashy costumes like you have never seen! See The Creole Chorus ! The greatest comedy, singing and dancing act of the season. NOTEl Owing to sudden Illness "HER LEFT SHOULDER" Co., was forced to cancel, being replaced by "THE SMART SET. Coming Thursday, Feb. 8, LOTTIE MAYER and her diving girls. "BETTER COME EARLY."

THE HERBERT TRIO COMEDY ACROBATS in a BOUNDING ACT 500 Laughs Guaranteed

STEELE AND EDSCN Man and Woman Comedy Team in "FLY STUFF," a Satire on Aviation.

tant part of their lives, and after many difficulties and adventures they are reunited. It is a lovely story, accurately told, amid gorgeous settings. Lucy Cotton, former artists model, noted for her beauty and stage talents, adds materially to the success of the production. MURRAY. H. B. Warner combined business with pleasure in thei filmlne nf "The

Gray Wolf's Ghost." the powerful

screen version of Bret Harte's story "Maruja." at the Murray theater today.

The scenes were laid in the great

Southwest and Mr. Warner, who is an

enthusiastic hunter and fisherman, enjoyed himself immensely in the brief

periods when he was away from the camera. The story is of the old days when the pioneer railroad men were at work on the great stretch of railroads which now cross the country. Mr. Warner visited many historic spots where white men fought the Indians in the battle of civilization.

A spoiled child Is generally -fresh.'

ACE

TODAY Everybody's favorite WALLACE REID In the best screen comedy drama he ever made ALIAS MIKE MORAN A Paramount production WILLIAM DUNCAN In the Vitagraph thriller "SMASHING BARRIES" and MUTT AND JEFF In a side-splitting comedy

SUNDAY HARRY CAREY

Rider's of the Law"

RICHMOND THEATRE Between 6th and 7th on Main

TODAY H. T. MOREY in "THE MAN WHO WON" Sunshine Comedy "HIS NAUGHTY WIFE" FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WM. DESMOND in "The Blue Bandana" A good comedy "BILL'S WIFE" ALSO HEARST NEWS

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A Tender Love Tale, with the Fascinating 8tar in a Typical O'Brien Role.

THE IBHOKENi IMfXODr

ALSO SHOWING

"Billie" Parson in "They're Off " and PATHE NEWS

Theatre Beautiful

MU1RETTE

"WHERE THE 8TAR8 TWINKLE FIRST" TODAY FRIDAY, SATURDAY This Feature Caused Mere Comment on Broadway Than any Balsas In R scant Years.

Hear Our Pipe Organ

H. B. WARNER in "THE GRAY WOLF'S GHOST" A Sterling Actor In One ol His Greatest roles.

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Special Children's MATINEE

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HAROLD LLOYD in "CAPT. KIDD'S KIDS" The second of this popular comedian's $100,000 two-reelers. Harry Pollard Is Lloyd's valet and a bevy of blondes and brunettes are the pirates who figure in the plot. ADMISSION Adults, 25c; Children 10c, Including Tax