Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 213, 16 July 1920 — Page 7

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SANDOPiEEK TO HAVE CENTENARY; EDWARDS TO PREACH

COI7UMBTJS, Ind., July 16. Special centenary Bervices In celebration of the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Sandcreek Friends church near here will he held next Sunday. David M. Edwards, president of Earlham college, will deliver the anniversary sermon. Included in the program for the day is an historical pageant, in which the men and women members of the church will worship separately, as in the old Quaker days, with their hats on except when preaching or praying. Another feature of the pageant will be a Quaker wedding representing the time when no civil license was required, but. instead the license was granted by the church. The ceremony will be the same as was used for the wedding of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Hall, charter members of the church, and a young couple of the church will represent the principals at the wedding. Old Scenes to Be Reproduced. The pageant will also include reproductions of scenes and incidents of the "underground railroad" on which a number of Quaker homes were station and at which fugitive slaves were given seclusion, food and shelter and sent on their way farther north prior to and in the first years of the civil war. A scene to be reproduced will be one enacted at the home of John Hall, when owners of runaway slaves called at the home, and explaining that they suspected some of their slaves were being harbored in the home, demanded permission to search. Hall replied: "1 want thee to understand that thee cannot search my home unless thou hast a warrant," whereupon the slave .owners announced that they would get ra warrant and went away. Transferred During Interval. As it so happened runaway slaves were secreted in the home at the time, but while their owners, we're gone for a warrant they were transferred to another "station" and were never recaptured. When the church was organized a log structure was built for the worthipers and at about the same time a log schoolhouse was built near the church. A seminary that later gained much educational prominence for those times was established. The late Willis Newsora of Sand Creek township was one of the founders and charter members of the

church, and his son, the Rc-v. David T. Kewsom, who 13 83 years old, still preaches at the church.

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General Pershing receiving the sword from Ambassador Geddes. The British ambassador to the United States, Sir Auckland Geddes, recently presented to Gen. Pershing a magnificent 6word, jeweled, chased and engraved in commemoration of the splendid services rendered during the war by General Pershing and the men who fought under him. The sword was a gift from the corporation and city of London, delayed until London's jewelers could be released from their military tasks long enough to fashion the giffe with all possible care.

The Theatres

WASHINGTON. Frequently whfn a scone on the screen is pictured where an actor takes hazardous chances, the wise ones will tpll you a "dummy" or "double" is being used. As a matter of fact, the better actors never fake, and consider It a point of honor to go through the dangerous gcenes themselves. This was illustrated forcibly during the screening of "In Mizroura," the new Paramount-Artcraft picture, starring Robert Warwick, which is shoving at the Washington Friday and Saturday. Hugh Ford, the director went to Robert Cain, the "heavy," and told him a break-neck horse-back ride was "Scheduled, in which Cain was to be pursued by Major Warwick, and knocked headlong from the saddle. Mr. Ford offered to have an "extra" double for Cain in the scene. "Not by a jug full," said the actor. The ride was undertaken and came out successfully, except that Major Warwick gave the plucky Cain a beautiful black eye and knocked him into a clump of prickly shrub. But Cain was satisfied, if not exactly happy. MURRETTE.

Tom Mix, in all his daring career on and off the screen, has done few ; more dangerous things than the jump j he made from a bridge to a window in J filming one of the episodes of "Dcseitj Love," the Fox picture, scheduled for the last half of the week at the! Murrotte theatre. The stnrv- ri-onirpd Tom Mix to fr.l-'

low the villain to an old stamp mill, long abandoned by the miners, and now the rendezvous of the gang of cattle rustlers to which the villain belonged. The heroine, played with groat charm by Miss Francelia Billington, is in the hands of the villain. The Fox star hears the cries of the girl issuing from the top room of the mill. The only way he can enter is

to Jump from a broken railroad track that once had led into the window, but was now cut off about fifteen feet away. Below was a drop of 50 feet, the track being elevated on a wooden bridge. Mix ran along the ties and made the long leap to the window Tom Mix wore his regular cowboy outfit, which made the difficult stunt more difficult. He had to Jump with unusual force in order to break through the window frame as -well as the glass. Had he missed the window or failed to crash through, he would have fallen to the rocks below. MURRAY. Adelaide Prince, who appears as Lady Seabrook In "Captain Swift," the Earle Willams feature which Is showing at the Murray theatre the

last half of the week, although well-, known on the spoken stage, Is mak-! ing her first appearance on the screen. Miss Prince, who Is a nieco by marriage of the famous tragedian, Edwin Booth, and for many years was a member of the Augustin Daly stock company, the greatest organization of its kind In the history of the American stage. As a member of "fife Daly company Miss Prince became well known In England as well as this country, and i3 one of the few actresses who has had the distinction of having played in English on the French stage. Her permanent home, at Delaware Wato Gap, Pa., contains the finest collection of Booth mementoes extant. Miss Prince, who is now playing in "Adam and Eve" at the Longacre theatre, New York, says that she will probably will the Booth collection to the Actors' Fund of America. Although Miss Prince Is making her first screen appearance in "Captain Swift," bhe has been given an exceedingly important role. Her work as Lady Seabrook is of the highest

order. MURRAY VAUDEVILLE. Headyning the vaudeville bill at the Murray theatre the last half of the week is Marion Munsen and company, in the playlet, "The Ten Dollar Bill." Miss Munsen is known as one of the

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of the underworld, an inebriated old lady, the Baroness, the Baroness's aunt, a lady motorist and other char acters of tie underworld. At the conclusion of her act, which is full of rapid-fire changes of costume and personality, Miss Munsen performs a change of costume in full view of the audience which completely deceives the quickest eye. Christy and McDonald, In their "Song and Piano Eccentricities," offer some popular songs sung with a new touch, of Jazz added. The young man wins the approbation of the audience with his left-handed piano playing. -Frank and Grace Stanley open the bill with "Back in Old Montana." The act includes plenty of knot-tying.

closing with the feature the twirling of an 80-foot rope.

INDIANA NAVAL OFFICER IS HELD IN BOMB CASE PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July 16. Municipal court was crowded to the doors Thursday when the case of Meyer L. Moffitt of Albany, N. Y.; Richard W. McDonald, of Syracuse, N. Y.; Harry Wiggins of Griffin, Ga,; Wilson Hergitt of Greencastle, Ind,; Jesse F. Cannon, of Birmingham, Ala.; Arthur J. Sufferan of Covington, Ky.; Charles F. Pidgeon, of Batavia, N. Y., and Roscoe Jenkinson, of Annapolis, Md., all petty officers on the U. S. S. McKee, charged with the throwing of

a government signal bomb into the automobile of William McKenzie of Gloucester, on the night of July 4, causing the latter's death a few days later, was called. Each, with the exception of Wiggins, pleaded not guilty. Wiggins, testifying before Judge Guptil, admitted having thrown the bomb. INDIANA REFORMATORY BECOMES SELF-SUSTAINING JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind., July 16. The steady increase of earnings at the Indiana reformatory under the direction of G. A. H. Shideler, general superintendent, has brought the Institu

tion to a self-sustainig basis for the first time In its history. For the month of June the net earnings will run more than $1,000, although the exact amount has not been determined. This means that receipts exceed all shop costs, maintenance, administration and repairs; everything, in fact, except cost of permanent improvements.

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Marion Munsen and Company CHRISTY and McDONALD "The Quickest Woman in the World!" A drama in In "SoES ani Piano Eccentricities", also some three scenes in which Miss Munsen plays seven Eccentric Dancing characters. At the finish she makes a startling quick change of wardrobe in full view of the audience. STANLEY COMING MONDAY, TUESDAY WEDNESDAY In a comedy dramatic sketch "Back In Old Montana" OLGA'S LEOPARDS EARL WILLIAMS in "CAPTAIN SWIFT" The greatest wild animal act in vaudeville. Five A five-reel Vitagraph feature of a man who Is a leopards, the most treacherous of t,h8 cat specie, bandit and a hero. See this popular star in hi3 latest which perform marvelous feats in a steel cage. and finest.