Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 106, 15 March 1920 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1920.

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Russian Dancer' Dislikes Heating System of America

The Baroness Rouskaya, whose forthcoming: appearance In Richmond Thursday with the Yerkes Novelty Jazz orchestra, la being eagerly awaited, Is making her first tour of Amer

ica, having been brought to this coun-

WASHLNGTON. March 15 With President Wilson in bis March 8 letter to Senator Hitchcock taking a stand against the most Important of

the reservations to the peace treaty: try from the Argentine, via Havana and with many evidences that the land Mexico City, president exects to carry the issues I v Upon the Baroness' arrival in New It the treaty and league covenant Into lfX ?wf the campaign, there is a growing be- mf tmoe kotel ' the city- wher! lief in Washington that he will be the ffT8 hd been reserved

nominee of his party at San Francisco,

Some weeks ago, it was generally agreed, even by the administration newspapers, that the president was not Beeking another term. In fact, some of the strongest of the administration papers said that his renomlnatlon was out of the question. Now, by reason of his latest uncompromising Btand on the treaty involving the league covens t. there has been a great shift of opinion. Many politicians of both parties think that the president' is seeking a renomlnatlon. Others say that If the president wants the treaty issue to be the foremost one of the campaign he is the logical man to nominate at San Francisco. In general, by one process of reasoning and another, a very large number of public men in Washington have reached the conclusion that the president Is not at all unlikely to be the nominee of his party in, June. Differ in Opinion Of course, whether the president has deliberately set out to secure for himself a renomlnatlon is something as to which there is great variance of opinion. Those who believe he has done so are much more numerous now than

they were a month ago or even a week ago.

The result Is a great amount of dis

for her use; all windows were down,

and it being a particularly cold day, the heat was turned on with the result that the rooms were warm and cozy. The Baroness, totally unaccustomed to American heating systems, was amazed and insisted that the heat be completely turned off before she would consent to remain at the hotel. Her experience in American Pullman sleeping cars, with their ample heat in wintertime, caused her to insist on a special clause being immediately written into her contract whereby she should be provided with a stateroom in which the heat had nat been turned on prior to her occupation for the night. " Clothes Are Oppressive. "It is pernicious," stated the Baroness. "It spoils the complexion, the

figure, the temper everything. In my dances I refuse to be burdened by too many clothes, for the y are oppres

sive: and in my private life, I cannot,

live in a hot house. Your country is wonderful and your hotels surprisingly beautiful, but they are so hot that I always look out for lettuces, orchids or tropical fruit growing." A feature of Rouskaya's performance here will be the Columbia Saxophone Sextette, which is the leading organizations of it's kind on tour. The saxophone has been growing so fast In popularity that the study of it is being taken up all over the country. But it is far from an easy instrument to play, and it is no light task to assemble a body of players competent to appear before a public avid for worthwhile music. In fact, in order to gather together an organization such as the Columbia Saxophone Sextette it was necessary to try out over 60 players not only from this country but from Europe too, before It was possible to choose the very best of all saxophonists and form them in to this splendid sextette. Seats have been selling fast at the Weisbrod music store for the Rouskaya performance and judging from the present appearance of the coliseum plat a record-breaking house is predicted.

The Theatres

WASHINGTON. Persons well versed in history who

expect to see in "The Copperhead", the picture at the Washington, today and tomorrow, a bloody drama against a background of Civil War battles will

cussion. In the newspapers in the . MaJgnet who made the screen version

cloakrooms and corridors, and else

where, about the sort of a situation which will be produced if Mr. Wilson again heads the Democratic ticket. Of course, if he does head it, he will support before the country the league

covenant practically as it is and the i mospnere

cisco will have to adopt a plank in the platform which opposes the Lodge reservations or anything like them. The American people will, under those circumstances, be given a chance to say whether they want to undertake the solemn and far-reaching obligations of Article 10 in the form the president wants them to be assumed. Depends on Delegates The time may come, of course, when the president will set at rest the thirdterm talk and declare himself out of It. But one effect of such talk has been to cause observers here to cast about to see what kind of a gathering of delegates will compose the San Francisco convention, and whether the president can force his own nomination if he wants to do it.

of the great play by Augustus Thomas

reduced the war scenes to the slight skirmish at Tyler's Ford. There are other indications of the great struggle that was gripping the country, but

only enough to get the proper at-

Caldwell "Convicted" in Annual Ionian Mock Trial; Fight Results Clyde Caldwell, former marshal of the Ionian Literary society, was "convicted" on the "charge" of embezzling $100 from the Ionian treasury, at the regular session of the Earlham college circuit court last Thursday evening. The event was the annual Ionian mock trial.

While the sheriff and policeman were searching in the audience for Janet Rawls, lady friend of the prisoner, and next witness to take the

stand, the prisoner made his escape

via the rear entrance o the "court",

which was in session in Ionian hall. He was only recaptured after a desperate fight between him and the sheriff (Fred Chambers). The sheriff was forced to use a high powered revolver. The jury retired abnuptly to the ante-room from which loud acclamations of "hang the prisoner", "he's a bad guy," etc., isued. Upon their return the foreman in sonorous Latin derivatives declared the prisoner "absolutely guilty." Immediate clamor arose in court. The jury, sheriff, and whole court engaged in a general fight, in which eix were killed and seven wounded. Court officers o the annual Ionian mock trial were: Judge, "Sass" Whitely; clerk, Milton Hadley; sheriff, Fred Chambers; deputy sheriff, Donald Loree; policeman, Donald Kellum; bailiff. Warren Farqueher; prosecuting attorney, Donald Snyder; lawyer for defense, William Jones; complaintant. Julius Tietz; defendant, Clyde Caldwell; reporter, Paul Hutchens.

The recruiting scenes for the Mex

ican war are interesting to compare with the modern methods used in the late war. The celebration at Mill-

ville, Illinois of the fall of VIcksburg is convincingly shown. Mr. Malgne has built his story around the tremendous sacrifice made for his country by Milt Shanks the role played strikingly by Lionel Barrymore. MURRETTE. As its special feature attraction the Murrette Theatre will show "The Willow Tree," with Viola Dana as the star, for a run of three days, beginning today. "The willow Tree" is laid in Japan, and tells a weird, fantastic story of an image that came to life In the form of a beautiful maiden. The play is surcharged with delicate sentiment, delicious comedy and tender pathos, and it affords Viola Dana one of the best vehicles on the screen that t. is dainty and talented little actress has thus far had. The action of the play transpires for the mest part In far-off Japan, where Hamilton, the young Englishman, goes after he has been jilted by his fiancee. Thereafter it concerns an ancient legend regarding the wooden image of a beautiful girl and her coming to life after she has been bought and taken home by the young Englishman. It is a sweet and appealing love story. MURRAY. Another forceful William Fox picture. "The Hell Ship," opened today at the Murray theatre and will be featured there for three days. Judging from its enthusiastic reception, it

promises to be a pulling attraction for Manager Holland, and it proves also the popularity of the star, the beautiful Madlaine Traverse, whose portray

al of the character of Paula the sea woman was Intensely dramatic. While the action of the story Is Intense, taking place entirely on shipboard in the Pacific ocean and In San Francisco Bay, the sea scenes are most beautiful and wonderfully photographed; the final scenes on a life raft in midocean revealing the wonders of motion picture possibilities. On the whole, this photoplay is one of Madlaine Traverse's best.

above the cost of operating the canteens, and it was decided to give this amount to the American Legion. The money will be invested in securities pending the formal appointment of the Fletcher-American Bank as trustee, officials of the legion said, legion's executive committee has decided to hold it in trust for five years. The income Is to be expended for the benefit of disabled former service men and for work in Americanization in compliance with the wishes of the Y. M. C. A. in making the gift. The check was accompanied by a letter from John R- Mott, general secretary of the Y. M. C. A., who said that the assciation will send approximately $100,000 more as soon as the audited figures on the canteen amount are received from overseas.

Mrs. Harvey Overdeer Dead in Auburn, Ind. Mrs. H. L. Overdeer, wife of the Rev. Harvey Overdeer, former pastor of the Grace M. E. church, is dead at her present home in Auburn, Ind., of Influenza, friends here have been advised. Mrs. Overdeer, who died early Saturday morning, was 111 for two weeks. The Rev. Overdeer is now pastor of the First M. E. church at Auburn. Funeral services for the dead woman, who is survived by her husband, a son and a daughter, will be held Tuesday afternoon.

Kenneth McDonald Sentenced To Prison for Auto Theft

A sentence of five years In the federal prison at Fort Leavenworth, Kan., was given Kenneth McDownell,

by federal authorities in Cincinnati, Saturday. McDonnell was charged with stealing an automobile belonging to Howard Kamp, from the Elk's club, March 3. It was learned Monday that McDonnell has a long criminal record in West Virginia. McDonnell's real name

is said to be Blower, and. It Is heUrred his home is in Bellaire, O.

WALKED 260,000 MILES , LONDON. Eng. Ellas Thomas. rural postman, who has Just retired, claimed to have walked 2C0.00O miles during his forty-six years' service.

TELLS ABOUT A CHRONIC TROUBLE

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LDre Sale

Tuesday and Wednesday

Special Low Prices on All Dresses for 2 Days Only Serge,Silks, . $ T flhOO Jerseys, at V Lot No. 2 Silk at $12.95 Lot No. 3 Silk at $15.95 Lot No. 4 Silk at $19.75 Lot No. 5 Silk at $22.50

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THE STORE THAT KEEPS PRICES DOWN i

Robert H. Tyndall, national treasurer of the American Legion, Sunday

received a check for $400,000 from the I National War Work Council of the)

Y. M. C. A. The money represents a surplus from the operation of canteens in France, it being the practice of the association to make no profit from this work. Recently the charges for transportation of canteen supplies were remitted to the Y. M. C. A. by the American and French governments giving the organization a surplus of 400,000

"LET DANDERINE" SAVE YOUR HAIR

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MIAMI STUDENTS PLAN CONTEST FOR BEAUTY OXFORD, O., March 15. Students of Miami university, through their college newspaper, are this week conducting a popularity contest to decide who Is the best looking girl and boy Jn school, the most capable boy and girl, the most popular professor, the biggest flirt, tho homeliest boy, and the best dancers,, boy and girl. Over 1,000 ballots will be cast, and great Interest is being taken In the voting.

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Bring the family Pipe Organ for Music TODAY WM. S. HART

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"BLUE BLAZES RAWDEN"

See the scrap that beats any- M

also A Mack Bennett Joy Maker "Those Athletic Girls" TUESDAY C0NTANCE TALMADGE That popular favorite in "WHO CARES" And Elmo Lincoln in "ELMO, THE MIGHTY" Admission 11c and 17c

SELECT VAUDEVILLE

MURRAY BETTER COME EARLY"

BIG PIPE ORGAN CONCERT ORCHESTRA

New Bill and Picture Today, Tuesday, Wednesday

M'LLE DIANE and JAN RUBINI LA FRANCE BROS. "French Chanteuse" violin virtuoso, assisted at the A Garden of Equilibrlstlc Novelties." This Is piano by Salvatore Santaella. some act THIS ACT COMES DIRECT TO THE MURRAY , FROM KEITH'S, DAYTON, O. BILLY AND DOT MADLAINE TRAVERSE "Just Two Little Girls Who Sing and Dance" In "THE HELL SHIP" coming Thursday A five-reel Fox production portraying a thrilling DUKE ROGERS FOX WEEKLY NEWS Of Vernon and Rogers. Richmond's favorite "The World Before You" character singer.

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RICHMOND THEATRE Between 6th and 7th on Main "Home of Clearest Pictures In Town" LAST TIMES TODAY Marie Doro In "Twelve-Ten" Tuesday MADGE KENNEDY . in "THE KINGDOM OF YOUTH" And a Fatty Filbert Comedy ADMISSION lie and 17o

ADOLPH 2UK.0R. . presents Wf$$3 jt?T

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"the COPPERHEAD"

WITH LIONEL BARRYMORE j& Cjammoiutj$rlaxift Qiclure To his country and Lincoln he had secretly given his all. Had accepted a task that could not be explained. Even his wife believed him a traitor.

TODAY AND TOMORROW

Theatre Beautiful

HEAR OUR PIPE ORGAN JAZZ ORCHESTRA

MURRETTE THEATRE "WHERE THE STARS TWINKLE FIRST" Today Tuesday Wednesday THE BEST PICTURE OF MANY MOONS

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And Billy West in a great comedy "HARD LUCK" Admission Adults, 125c; Children 15c, Including Tax