Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 141, 23 April 1920 — Page 7

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REV. IRWIN WILL DP DDCOD VTrm k II

PASTOR AT EATON

EATON, O., April 23. The Rev. Charles A. Irwin, of Belle Center, O , has been extended a call to the pastorate of Eaton Presbyterian church. It la understood he will accept, as he was an announced candidate for the charge. He Is expected to take up his work here early in June. The call to the Ilev. Irwin was approved in a congregational meeting Wednesday night. His Ealary will be $1,800 a year, Including us of the church parsonage. The lie v. Irwin is at present teaching in the public schools in Belle Center temporarily, and at the close of school is expected to come to Eaton.

He served as a chaplain in the army. During his absence overseas his charge was supplied, and upon his return he took a teaching position in the Belle Center schools for the remainder of the school year. The Rev. Irwin's family consists of his wife, five daughters and one son. Judges Announced. A. A. Maysilles, Dayton, head of the district schools of Montgomery county; 11. V. Bear, head of the Miamisburg public schools, and Prof. Cowgill, of Miami university, will officiate as judges in the literary department of the gold medal contest of the Preble county district schools, to be held tonight at West Alexandria. Miss Gormley, of the Eaton schools; Miss Edna Marlatt, of the Richmond, Ind., schools and Miss Tilgham, of Miami university, will act as judges of the music department of the contest. Will Case Compromised. Filed in December, 1918, the. suit of L. J. Reid to 6et aside the will of his father, the late G. J. Reid, has been compromised and dismissed from com

mon pleas court. Reid's brothers, Clar-

11 I), and Adam Reid, were defend-

nts.

Fined $5 and Costs

Jeso Miller, local man, enriched

the city treasury $3, in addition to j fcpme change in the form of costs,!

when lie was lined in police court lor speeding his motorcycle upon the etreeis. $12.70 Poorer; Speeding R. M. Brown. West Manchester, left $12.70 with the police, representing $10 and costs, as a guarantee that he would explain why ho was driving an automobile decorated with a last year's license plate. Sunday Schools to Meet Convention of the Sunday schools of Monroe township will be held Sunday in West Manchester, in the United Brethren church. Dixon School to Present Play Dixon township centralized school

will present a class play, "Between'

Two Lives," the evenings of April 2S and 29 in the central school building. Are Licensed To Wed Licensed to wed: Lawrence Henry Hutton, 20, farmer, Harrison township, and Ruth Helen Robert, 19, Twin townshii). W. C. T. U. Institute Fairhaven W. C. T. U. will conduct an institute at Fairhaven April 29. A program is being arranged. A picnic dinner will be a feature of the meeting. Rebekahs Initiate

Degree staff of Rachel lodge, J Daughters of Rebekah. initiated can-1 Uidates tor the Rebekah lodsje at New ' 4 Lebanon Thursday night, followed by a. social session. I i

Young People's Union To Elect New President All young people's societies affiliated with the Young People's Union of Richmond, are urged to attend the union meeting to be held in the East Main street Friends church Tuesday, at 7:30 p. m. The evening will be spent socially and with a short business session. This is the first union meeting to be called since the departure of the Union's president to Cincinnati a few months ago. A new president will probably be elected.

SERVICE MEN ALL IN FAVOR OF BONUS AND CASH AT THAT!

Wayne county service men are unanimously in favor of a bonus, and a cash one at that, according to the votes SQ far cast on the referendum ballot printed in The Palladium each day. Of the 54 ballots which have been received in the office, 49 men would base extra pay on the length of service. The other five, waive rights to more than their comrades who served less time. Very few favor Liberty bonds or loans for home or farm, alone, but many think that these along with a substantial rash bonus would make& fair compensation. In the 6pace for remarks, many advocate a dollar a day for each day in ervice. Others suggrst that a dollar and a half, with two dollars for each day spent over seas. One man asks that married men receive all of their allotments back. Another, fearing that the time of paying would be strung out over a long period, wants his in a lump. The Palladium is anxious to receive the opinions of Wayne county service men and requests that they clip the coupon appearing elsewhere and send it in. All of the ballots will be sent

I to the Stars and Stripes, Washington,

i. c, to De included in a nation-wide tabulation being prepared by the paper.

regard and affection the woman who ha3 been "The Power Behind the Throne," of his life, helping him to success or the woman who married him for money and then discovered that she loved him? Shall a woman who has sacrificed her brain power, her youth, and her good name for a man, step aside in favor of a girl who takes his name illegally, enjoys his wealth, and gives nothing save a belated affection? Which type of woman does a man truly caro for the intellectual, selfreliant kind who can help him build a fortune, or the sweet, domestic woman who can Burround him with beauty, make him comfortable, and demand protection? Wife or good comrade? Which woman finally wins in the eternal battle for love? These are a few of the phases of an unusual situation which exists in the brilliant drama, "Just a Woman." MURRAY

Miss Shirley Mason in "Molly and j

I," a delightful comedy based on the novel by Frank R. Adams entitled "Molly and I and the Silver Ring," began a three days' engagement at the Murray Thursday night. The production left nothing to be desired. The charming little star was at her best, and the story is a delightful one. The support and direction were in keeping with the 6tar and the story, and "Molly and I" proved to be one of the best offerings of the season. There is much comedy and considerable pathos in the picture. The sympathy of the audience is with the little heroine at all times, and Miss Mason has made her one of the most lovable characters on the screen. Albert Roscoe scored as the young blind author to whom the heroine is devoted, and the rest of the cast measured up to the standard set by the star and her leading man.

MURRETTE If you think it's the easiest thing in the world to be wicked you should see Constance Talmadge in "In Search of a Sinner," her latest production adapted by John Emerson and Anita Loos, which began a three days' engagement at the Mprrette Theatre, Thursday. Georgiana wanted to find a wicked man in the worst way. And when she thought she had landed one, he turned out to be a member of "The Purity League," and had too much honor to even betray the wife of his best friend. But what it took to make a wild man out of a tame one, Georgiana had. And when it came time to make a tame one out of the wild one she was likewise on the job. The only one thing Georgiana could not do was to find a real sinner. But

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VISITS WASHINGTON'S

TOMB AS TODAY'S EVENT WASHINGTON", April 23. A pilgrimage to Mount Vernon for the purpose of placing wreaths on the tombs of George and Martha Washington was the chief event on the program for today's session of the continental congress of the Daughters of the American revolution. A report of the resolutions committee and other routine business occupied the time of the delegates in the forenoon.

The Theatres

WASHINGTON A question in ethics with an intensely interesting modern slant is given a clever treatment in the big Selznick feature picture, "Just a Wife," which will be shown at the Washington theatre for three days, beginning Thursday. Who has the real right to a man's

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it wasn't a real sinner she wanted, after all. MURRAY VAUDEVILLE Songs ranging from grand opera to popular selections seem to predominate the new bill which opened yesterday at the Murray for the week-end. The only variance is Kartelli, who is accredited among theatrical folks

as being one of the greatest performers upon the slack wire In the annals

vehemence. The girl is doing a very good piano number, while the man offers several character songs to big returns. Mme. Verabell and Company consist of two ladies with highly cultured soprano voices, a young dancer and a baritone singer. To those who care for the artistic in vaudeville, this act will have a great appeal, for the single numbers are rendered admirably, also the ensemble

of the show business. This is not i work being very good, while the bare

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ance, for some of his feats upon the slender thread are uncanny, and he was accorded a tremendous hand at the finish. Flagler and Malia are here again with an entire new repertoire of songs put over with the same

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ing five litrlo pips motherless. The "mother and children" were not in! close contact ar t lie time, and thus! the pigs escaped. James Hamm, who ;

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Richmond Theatre TODAY EARL METCALF in "THE BATTLER One of the Greatest Ring Battles liver Screened. Also Billy West Comedy In "HOT DOGS" Bathing Girls and Everything COMING SATURDAY WM. FARNUM in "Jungle Trail"

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The Best of Photoplays Every Day TONIGHT ETHEL CLAYTON In the Paramount Artcraft special production "MEN, WOMEN, AND MONEY" also JACK PERRIN

in a Western Thriller

THE LION MAN

and MUTT AND JEFF For a Good Laugh Pipe Organ for Music

led Maidens and Men VTOr

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In desperation Georgiana had taken to inviting wild women to their home in the hope that they might bring her husband to life.

Ah! Girls, no woman who has not lived with a perfectly good husband what a trial such a man can be!

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earch of a Sinner

A JOHN EMERSON-ANITA LOOS PRODUCTION THE LAUGH I EST, PEPPIEST EVER! AND TWO REELS OF EXTRA FUN. "GOOD NIGHT JUDGE" CYCLONE PICTURES OF THE RECENT DISASTER IN EASTERN INDIANA AND WESTERN OHIO Admission Matinees: Adults 25c, Children 15c, inc. tax. Evenings: Adults 35c,

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Three New Keith Acts and Feature

(4) GORDON WALTON (4) Fresents THE CHICAGO GRAND OPERA STAR Mms. Verobell and Company Three Ladies and One Gentleman, in "SONGS AND DANCES OF 1920" This is one of the highest class acts we have presented KARTELLI You have seen wire acts, but you will agree this is Different and Better

Picture Today and Last Half FLAGLER AND MALIA A man and woman team in an offering of song and Surprises. Hear Flagler sing "MY QUEEN OF POPPY LAND" SHIRLEY MASON in "MOLLY AND I" The sweetest girl on the screen in her latest Fivereel Fox production

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Coming Thursday, April 29th: "EVERY SAILOR" Ex-U. S. Navy Sailors in a jazzy, shimmying chorus of Girlie Gobs, as produced at sea aboard the U. S. S. .''George Washington" for the entertainment of President Wilson and party-.

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WHAT WOULD YOU DO? Her husband for three years had been dominated by a beautiful woman supposed to be his private secretary a woman close enough to him to live in his town house while his wife lived in the country. Mary took him back! What would you do? ALSO TOPICS OF THE DAY "SNUB POLLARD COMEDY" Washington Orchestra and Pipe Organ "The Talk of the Town