Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 219, 23 July 1920 — Page 7

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INDIANA WOMEN Will a BE ALLOWED TO VOTE FOR TICKET LEADERS Republican women In Indiana aro kettin the preliminaries of the pomIns campaign under way and are making preparations to co-operate to the fullest extent with the men's organl sations, down to the precinct committee. The women are sure of at least partial suffrage in the fall elections and will likely get the full rote. M it is reRarded probable that the 86th state will ratify the federal suffrage amendment before Noy. 2. As the law in Indiana now stands, women are entitled, to vote for president and vice president, regardless of whether the federal suffrage amendment is ratified or not. Indiana Law. An act passed by the state legislature and approved Feb. 6, 1919, givea "all women citizens of the United . States of the age of twenty-one years and upwards, who shall have resided in the state 6 months and in the township 60 days, and in the ward or precinct 30 days immediately preceedlng any presidential election." the right to vote for the presidential and vice presidential candidates. Separate ballot boxes and ballots will be provided for the women who vote under the authority of the 1919 act. The women must comply with the same suffrage regulations as the men and everyone who expects to vote will he required to register. There will be two registration days the first Saturday in September and the first Monday In October. The hours will be from 8 a. m to 9 p." m., and voters will register in the precinct In which they are entitled to vote. Doth men and women who will be 21 years old on or before election day must regisr in order to be qualified to cast -their vote.

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Neys of the Counties

TTAOERSTOWN. Ind. A surprise

rwas given Thursday evening in honor 'of Agnes Smith, on her birthday anniversary, at the homo of her parents, iMr. and Mrs. C. E. Smith, on North ?WashIngton street HubIc and games fwere the features of the evening. Refreshments were served to the following guests: Misses Zelma Dennis, Anna Oolliher, Pearl Bales of Losahtville. Helen Roller. tela KJtterman, Margaret Breen. Iva Nicholson, RacheJ Owinn. Josephine Hamilton of Greensfork. Juanita "WIckett. Margaret Kinsey, Dorothy Finley, Margarett Wickett of Richmond. Irene Ballenger, Esther Smith: Vadls Petro. Albert Johnson. Fred Bird of Losantville, Arnold Underbill, Wayne Duff. Orville Beeson, Russell' Sanders, Lester Kitterman, Harold Nicholson, Herschel Metterta of Greensfork, Russel Jenkins of Richmond. Drwv Bookout. Gilbert Foyst,

U Mr. and Mrs. John Meyers of Center

ville, Mr. and Mrs. Florence uinaerman of Greensfork, Ralph Walt; and Eddie Ellsner.

NEW PARIS, Ohio Mrs. John Jenkins was pleasantly surprised last ever nine nt hpr country home north oi

1 Vow 101-40 in Tmnnr of her birthday.

rA rrpam. cake and melon was served

to the following guests: Mr. and Mrs ( Will Drew and daughter, Essie, Mr.

and Mrs. Will Straus Durg ana son vaym and Mm. Orle Jenkins and

. slaughter daughter Dorothy. Mr. and

rljrs. Will JenKins, Mr. ana wrs. m Tenkins, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. John Jentins and sons, George and Lawrence, lr. and Mrs. Henry Cook of Chester, ind Mr. and Mrs. Lon Epps of Rich-nond.

HIP BROKEN BY FALL WASHINGTON, C. H., July 23. Mbert J. Willion was thrown from a auggy when the horse became frlghtjned and her hip was fractured. Otis Flora fell from his buggy and frac;ured one leg.

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WOMAN'S PARTY SENDS APPEALS FOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO 60,000

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Preparing the letters for the mails. Left to right: Miss Alice PauL Miss Marx Thistle, Miss Ada Mixon and Miss Elizabeth Kolb.

Miss Alice Paul, chairman of the National Woman's party, is not too proud to get into the trenches whes) sometbinR import-

ant is to be done. She is shown here helping to fold, seal and stamp some of the 60,000 letters which the party is mailing in an

appeal to raise money for 'final ratification of the suffrage movement. Ratification before the November election is hoped for.

$50 Reward for Arrest Of Draft Evaders A nation-wide round-up of more than 100,000 draft deserters is to be started soon by the war department. For months the war department has been preparing a mammoth list of names of men who can be classed as actual and not theoretical deserters. This liat will be completed soon and it is expected it will contain the names of at least 100,000 "slackers." Newspapers thruout the country are to be asked to publish the names of the men on the list who are on the record of the war department as living their locality. Fifty dollars reward will be offered anyone delivering one of the deserters to the nearest military station. The men on the list now nearing completion are those shown by war department records to have disregarded the draft calU after they had registered.

sumes the management of a great business bequeathed her by her father, who spent a lifetime in building it up, Miss Traverse proves herself to be an accomplished actress who can handle big Bcenes of the rougher type. "The Iron' Heart" Is a swiftly moving drama filled with big situations. In spite of her courage and steady nerve which overcome many amazing difficulties, the woman's heart is melt ed in the glowing fires of love, and the picture fades out with the heroine in the arms of the man who has dared much and sacrificed much for her sake. George WcDaniel playa the lead, Ed win Booth Tilton is seen as the father and Melbourne McDowell and Ben Deely are cast as "heavies."

The Theatres

MURRAY Thrills aplenty were experienced by those who witnessed the opening last night of "The Iron Heart," the William Fox production starring Madeline Traverse, at the Murray theatre. Denison Cllft, author and director, has made "The Iron Heart" a gripping industrial story of the big steel mills but a story in which tender sentiment abounds. As a woman with an iron heart and dauntless courage, who as-

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A selection of Favorite Players in their best plays. Paramount offers EUGENE O'BRIEN In the wonderful after the war Love Story "Fires of Faith" Jack Perrln In the last of the famous "THE LION MAN" western dramas and MUTT AND JEFF In their latest laugh maker "THE WRESTLERS"

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AMBLER BROS. Sensational Swaying Ladder artists. Great novelty act. You will hold your breath and your seat America's three greatest equilibrists. MADLAINE TRAVERSE in "The Iron Heart" A five-reel Fox Production of a foreman of a mill who sells himself and his honor to ruin the girl who refused to wed him.

MURRETTE. George Walsh Is said to be a hero of wonderful dash and spirit in the William Fox production "Sink or Swim," which will be shown at the Murrette Theatre next Friday. As Dick Mason he isn't looking for adventure, but it comes in whirlwind fashion- His father Is wealthy, so work never Worries Dick. While seated in a cabaret Dick sees a ruffian annoy a pretty girl, so he leaps over a table or two and wallops the man. For this he spends a night in jail. Dick's father is disgusted. He orders Dick to a place in Europe where the father has a cattle concession.' Dick

poea ar.d takes Coyote Jones end Jimmy O'Malley with him- At sea he encounters the girl he had defended In the cabaret, but she ignores his efforts to be "friendly. However, before le'aving the ship Dick gets a note in which he is thanked anonymously for his

Interest. Soon after he arrives at his destination he finds that he girl of his adventure is the Princess Alexia, ruler of the principality in which the cattle ranch is located; he learns also that certain titled officials are conspiring to wreck the princess's reign. Dick Axes the conspirators in George Walsh fashion and when the princess's enemies are beaten he Induces the princess to sail for America as his bride. MURRAY VAUDEVILLE Contrary to the usual custom, a review of the vaudeville bill at the Murray theater the last half of the week must start with a discussion of the opening act. Ambler Brothers open the bill with a Udder balancing act which is one of the best "strong man'' acts ever shown on the local stage. The two brothers who do the bulk Pf the work In the act,'are of email stature and give the Impression o "being only of average strength. Their act, however, dispels any Impression of that sort and they perform some of the most difficult feats known to equilibrists. ' ' Williams and Culver follow the acrobats with "Comic Songs and Foolish Talk." The man exceeds the woman in cleverness, although bis comedy manner needs acquaintance for enjoyment As the act goes "on bis jokes

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hegia !q icej, srith aorc toior Kitb the audience and he leaves the, impression or a pleasant act' "The Chanajrd Leonard Trio closes the bflTwKh a revue of musical offerings. The act consists of two men and a girl. The girls is especially good, particularly' In her interpretation ot Scottish dances: She closes Xhe. act with a Jazz Interpretation of classic toe-dancing. WASHINGTON. A mvi who lived not wisely hut too well is the artist"' hero of "Blind Youth," a Belsnlck ' National Theatre release which -will he shown tor the first time at the Washington theatre today 'and tomorrow. r He waa cast off by two women, his mother and, his model,"' only to be rescued for tame "and fortune by a third, who marries him. A tew nights later she finds him alone in 'bis studio with another woman in the email hours of the moraine, and she has it on the word "pf his brother" that things are as black as they appear. Then comes a queer quirk of psychology, which saves the situation and many mistakes.' resulting in an under

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RICHMOND THEATRE

BIG SPECIALS TODAY

Edith Sterling In a Great Northwestern story "THE ONE-WAY TRAIL" Wm. Duncan In the 13th Episode of the serial "THE SILENT AVENGER and a Alice Howell Comedy

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"Camille of the Yukon9' Six-Reel Fox Special Production With An All-Star Cast NOTE : Owing to the fact that the George Walsh film, "Sink or Swim," has been lost in shipment, we are substituting the above feature. In the event that "Sink or Swim" should arrive it will be placed immediately upon the screen. .

And the Eighth Episode of the Big Wild Animal Serial The Lost City

Hear Frank Holland Sing the Big Song Hit "DADDY' YOU'VE BEEN A MOTHER TO ME" Admission: Adults, 25c; Children, 15o

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