Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 69, 31 January 1920 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, JAN. 31, 1920.

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iilmi i imiuLiiiLii I in PREBLE IS REJECTED BY OHIO TAX MEN

EATON. O.. Jan. 31. As a result

of persistent activity of the state tax; commission looking to a reappraisement of real estate in Ohio, County Auditor S. C. Hunt recommended to the county commissioners that reappraisement of realty in Preble county be made. The commissioners have gone on record as disapproving reappraisement. The auditor takes the view that the buck is now passed to the state tax commission In his recommendation the auditor declared in several of the faxing districts of the county realty is not entered upon the tax duplicate at its real value. Sues to Set Aside Deed. Suit to set aside a deed to property in New Paris has been filed in common pleas court by C. M. Jaqua, Sadie Hapner and Pearl Davis agaiast El

mer Daueherty. Plaintiffs claim

through undue influence and fraud

Daugherty procured from their mother

Ann Malena Daugherty, a deed to the

property in question, at which time

they claim she was 75 years old, had been ill and feeble and did not know what she was doing when Bhe executed the daad. Sues for Divorce. Following their marriage Oct. 13, 1918, at the Navy Yards, New York, Ada Shelley is suing Joseph E. Shelley for-divorce and custody of their daughter, Mary, whose age is given as about 2 years. She claims her husband returned from overseas in July, 1919, and was mustered out of service, but, that he refused to return to her.

Seeks Land Partition. son and heir-at-law of the late

lson F. Howell, Orville Howell

seeks partition of 85 acres of land in Monroe township and lot 34 in West Manchester. He claims a one-eighth interest in the realty. Asks Half Interest. . Mary Hunt, as a daughter and heir-at-law of the late Jennie Brenner, seeks to have set off to her an alleged half interest in lot 489 in Lewisburg. Earman Services Held

Funeral services for

T.T -, v. tments. W. Hirby,'quired

nouncement by Rev. . pastor.

Landowners Excited Landowners affected by a proposed state-county improvement of the Eaton-Camden pike, south of Eaton, are considerably perturbed over the widely , circulated mis-information that their assessments will be 60 per cent of the entire cost of the improve

ment. County Auditor S. C. Hunt

states that the state highway depart

ment will pay 40 per cent of the to

tal cost, the county, township and

land owners the remaining 60 per

cent of which the land owners share

will probably be slightly in excess of

10 per cent, which figure has pre vailed heretofore. .

and the person assessed-is reto set out the value of eacn

lso required to set-out the -names lis-Indebted, as well as the amount

The person making the return island addresses of persons to whom he J the indebtedness.

Item.

People that are too systematic

er seem to have any fun.

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Select Vaudeville JT PiPc Oran-Orchestra

Edwards Leads Ballot as Straw Poll Closes

Final results of the Palladium's poll for president, which was closed Saturday show Governor Edwards, of New

Jersey, leading, with 119 votes. Herbert Hoover was second, with 52. Of the Republicans, Watson leads with 47, Wood is second with 43, Johnson has 26, Lowden 9, Goodrich 13, Harding 6, Coolidge 4. Democrats are Edwards 119, Wilson 23, Bryan 6, McAdoo 21, Cox 6.

Pi! As a Wilson

Hope for Many Persons at Dill Mass Meeting Local labor officials hope that many will bear C. C. Dill, ex-congressman from Ohio, speak on plan of railroad operation and the high cost of living, Tuesday evening, Feb. , at ths Coliseum.. Will A. Bond, judge of the circuit court, has been invited to introduce Mr. Dill. The Garfield orchestra, which includes 70 pupils, will give a concert preceiding the address. Miss Edna Marlatt, assistant supervicor of music, in th city schools, will direct them. No admission will be charged.

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Gladys BROCKWELL

"THIEVES

Five-Reel Fox Production How a Baby's Kiss Reforms a Crook

STATE BOARD COMPLETES 1920 ASSESSING FORMS The state board of tax commissionei, has completed the preparation of the assessing forms to be used in 920, which demand a much more de

tailed listing of property than the

Arthur Ear- forms formerly used. The forms con-

man, 34, farmer, who died Sunday at ! tain a schedule of 39 household arhls home two miles northwest of .tides and another list of farm imple-

l-iaton, a few hours after his arrival home from a hospital in Dayton, where he had been under treatment, were held here Friday afternoon at . 1 1T1 II.l - 1 1 . 1 T1 -

iue umvrrsajisi cuuren, wun itev. .Thomas Murray in charge, followed i

by burial in Mound Hill cemetery. The l'uneial was delayed until the arrival of a brother from the west. The wife, one daughter, parents and several brothers and sisters survive the decedent. Rev. Hall to Preach Rev. W. J. Hall, of Franklin, N. H., will preach Sunday morning and evening at Concord Christian church, southwest of Eaton, according to an-

TOOK OUT DREADFUL SORENESS When the kidneys are week or overworked so that they fail to filter and throw all Impurities out of the. blood, the poison remains In the -system and backache, soreness and rheumatic pains are likely to develop. Mrs. David Henry, 65 S. Lincoln Ave., Washington, N. J., writes: "Foley Kidney Pills are doing me much (food, both my kidneys and the rheumatism. They took all the dreadful soreness out of my limbs."-l-'or Sale byA. G. Luken & Co. -Adv.

If- iOU HAD A NECK

AS LONO AS THIS FELLO W AND HAD SORE THROAT

allI I way") I DOWN

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WOULD QUICKLY RELIEVE IT MasndROc. HospiUdSiu.ft - i- OBUGG18XS

PHOTOS

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Showing the best of the Biggest Pictures SUNDAY

"THIEVES - WIX.UAM FOX. PRODUCTION

Last Times Sunday H. B. WARNER in "The Gray Wolf's Ghost"

SUPREME VAUDEVILLE

Monday Tuesday Wednesday

T. Dwight Pepple Presents

The Terpsichore Four with STONE and MANNING and KASHNER SISTERS Dancing and Singing DeLux Special Settings Hamilton and Barnes In "THE HONEYMOON", Classy Act Direct From the Big Time Circuits Ella LaVaile

Novelty Aerial and Loop the Loop Trapeze Act

Thursday and Entire Last Half

iOttie Mayer and her

IN A MUSICAL AQUATIC FANTASY THE PALM BEACH GIRL MISS TUTZ MAYER THE WESTERN GIRL MISS PEGGY FORTUNE THE ENGLISH GIRT. MISS DORIS GRAY THE PARISIAN GIRL MISS IRENE GROSS THE BEACH GIRL MISS LOTTIE MAYER Costumes by Lester; Songs by Billy Montgomery; Also MORIN in a ventriloquial odditv; Special Scenery. THE STANLEYS in "SILHOUETTE FUN IN SHADOW LAND" and BEATRIZ MICHELENA in "THE HEART OF JUANITA" supported by ANDREW ROBSON, a five-reel production of the Western Dance Halls.

NOTE: Owing to the immense cost of securing LOTTIE MAYER AND HER BATHING BEAUTIES and the extra cost of installing and heating 12 tons of water we -will charge 40c for the entire lower floor for this engagement only, commencing Thursday. This includes war tax. Matinee, first and second balcony prices as usual. "BETTER COME EARLY",

& A photo dr

positively should not miss

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THE UNIVERSAL SPECIAL ATTRACTION

"Riders of the Law"

He feared no gun. nor no man's wrath. He played fair and square, this hard hitting, high speed westerner. Yet in spite of his square dealing, his own brother tried to "frame him" with a crime. With all the evidence against him he turned the tide. 6 reels of the greatest photoplay you ever sat through And Don't Miss This One Mack Sennett's Big Joy Maker "A BARNYARD ROMEO" Made to Make You Laugh Pipe Organ for Music Bring the Family

TUESDAY NORMA TALMADGE in "The Forbidden City" and ELMO THE MiGHTY

WEDNESDAY BLANCH SWEET in THE WARRENS OF VIRGINIA"

Theatre Beautiful

MUM.RETTE "Where The Stars Twinkle First"

Hear Our Pipe Organ

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CENARIO BY ALICE EYTON

DIRECTED BY

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Marguerite Clark detective! Just like that!

Not so bad for a poor country girl who landed in New York's Latin Quarter with only a desire to paint pictures!

With everything pawned but her nerve, she went a-sleuthing among the

elite, foiled some thieves, captured a lover, and found a mine of pure gold A photoplay crammed to the brim with fun, love and excitement, and the in a pawn-broker with a soul. witching spell of the little star who puts a smile in your heart. Come! Also a Screaming Bee-hive Comedy Musical feature, Mr. Charles Pasco e, organist, from the Orpheum theatre, Fort Wayne, Ind. ADMISSION: 25c - 15c, INCLUDING TAX

Last Times Today ETHEL CLAYTON "IN MORE DEADLY THAN THE MALE" and Harold Lloyd in "CAPT. KIDD'S KIDS"