Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 243, 21 August 1920 — Page 9

MEMORIAL PROJECT

MUST BE APPROVED

BY 500 TAXPAYERS

Plans are under way for a building to be constructed in honor or the men .of. Wayne county who took up arms. - .Here la the procedure! 1 Already Guy Btudy, eminent architect of St Louis, is making final plans for the structure, directions and d f tails for which he has lust obtained

from the Wayne county memorial com-

t mittee.

i When these haVe been finally ap-

i proved, and passed upon by the mef mortal committee they will be submitted to a state commission, appoint

ed to pass upon all county memorials

' 1n Indiana, to prevent monstrosities,

or to approve fitness and beauty.

It is then necessary to circulate a petition and obtain the signatures of

500 tax payers In Wayne county who shall approve the plans and specifica-

tions, costs, etc., of the memorial set

forth In the petition. In case of remonstrance or protest, the same is put into writing and signed by the same

" number of taxpayers and a hearing

follows. Trustees Are Named.

Upon order of the establishment of such a memorial, a board of trustees 13 named which shall constitute a board : for the establishment, maintenance,

' management and control of the memo

rial. Three trustees are named by the county commissioners or county

council and two are named by the Judge of the circuit court, five In all. Money to cover the cost of .the me- ; -norlal may be raised in two ways, first by Issuing bonds, payment on ; which shall not exceed 20 years with five per cent interest, or a special tax ' actually to be levied and the ; money collected In time to pay for the memorial when completed.

Senator Brandegee

According to latest advices from

Connecticut, B. B. . Brandegee, senior U. S senator from that state, whose

term expires March 4 next, will not be

opposed for renominatlon at the Re

publican- primaries. His reelection

in November seems assured. . Senator Brandegee was born in New Londan, Conn, in 1864. He graduated from Yale in in 1S85 and three years later was admitted to the bar.

The same year he was elected a representative to the general assembly of Connecticut. In 1889 he was elected corporation c o u nsel of New London and was re-elected

several times, filling that post for ten years. Senator Brandegee, going to the senate in 1905, succeeded Orville H. Piatt. HeBerved until 1909 and was reelected in 1914 for the term expiring March, 1921. Strongly opposed to the league of nations yet In favor of confirming peace at the earliest possible moment, the senator has been a stern critic of the Wilson administration. At one time be asserted In an interview on the league covenant that the United States was facing the question of preserving or surrendering the independence of this nation. "The so-called covenant for a league

of nations," he said, "is a hideous monstrosity. I shall never vote for it till hell freezes over and I think that event is somewhat remote."

Mrs. Mercer Breaks Her Armyt

Mrs. Emma Mercer. 84 years old.

ho makes her home with her niece.

Mrs. Demas S. Coe. North Fifteenth 6tret. fell down stairs Friday evening and tier left arm was broken. She also sustained numerous cuts and braises. Despite her advanced age. however, the was resting fairly comfortable Saturday.

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, Calf Contest One of the most Interesting attractions at the Great Darke County Fair this year will be the Calf Contest The Fair Board purchased these calves last

iNovemoer ana put them out to the boys on Nev. 6th. 1919. These beys have been feeding them ever since and there Is a great anxiety among them as to the weight of the other calves. These calves are pure bred Heretords purchased from the J. C. Carson ranch at Irwin, Nebraska, and are sure a fine herd of calves. These calves will be sold at Public Auction Friday, Aug. 27, at 10 o'clock a. m., to the highest bidder and the amount over and above the actual cost of the calf will be given to the boy who raised the calf. Don't fali to visit the Fair August 3, 24, 25, 26 and 27th. Advertisement.

HATS FOR FALL The New Light Weight Felts See Them! LICHTENFELS In the Westcott

SANITARY COUCHES For Chautauqua Campers, $8.00 values, now $6.75 Weiss Furniture Store 605-13 Main St.

Sherwood's E ntertalnersi Singing and MusicJazz 'n Ev'thlngl

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"WHERE THE STARS TWINKLE FIRST SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY

Mr. Chas. Pascoe at the Organ

park lantern"

Katherine Couldn't Tell Simply found herself at a loss to fathom Dr. Vincent's interest. It actually seemed more personal than professional he stated he loved her indeed, they married! BUT SHE WAS NEVER SURE. And so she spent her married days with the Sphmx. At last the answer to the riddle came thrillingly. It gave Katherine a new light on love. You will enjoy Alice Brady's portrayal. Starting Today Another Big Scoop

JACK DE

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The heavy weight champion of the world, in the big Pathe Sensation ll Serial "DARE-DEVIL JACK" He portrays a red-blooded, vigorous he-man! He is first seen as a college boy a football hero. The action shifts to the breezy prairie, where, as a full-souled, powerful Westerner, he registers in this serial as a bighearted American youth. START THE S ERIAL TODAY IT WILL BE SHOWN ON SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY OF EVERY WEEK.

SHERWOOD'S SIX ENTERTAINERS Introducing entire change of program. Send in your requests of the selections you wish them to play. Better, bigger every show. You cannot resist their Jazz. MR. CHAS. PASCOE AT THE ORGAN

LAST TIMES TODAY

NORMA. T ALMAUGE in Arthur Goodrich's Celebrated Play

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And the 12th Episode of "THE LOST CITY"

ADMISSION Adults, 40 Cents

Children, 25 Cents, Including Tax

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WILL8AM

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Jesse L Lasky Presents

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THOMAS MEIGHAN, whose wonderful success in Georg-e Loan Tucker's superb production of '"The Miracle Man'' and in Cecil B. DeMille's remarkable Paramount Artcraft special picture, "Male and Female," has placed him in the front rank of screen players, has another splendid role in this William DeMille production, which offers the popular young actor splendid opportunities for that quality of characterisation for which he has become famous. ALSO Lary Semon in "The Fly Cop"

Once there was a young American prince chap who loved a beautiful lady. -One day a tired-out artist's model died and left him her little friendless daughter. But the beautiful lady did not understand and went out of the prince chap'3 life. Only little Claudia remained. What was the end ? A story appealing beyond words. ADMISSION Adults, 33c Cents - - - Children, 15 Cents TIME OF SHOWS 1:30,3:20, 5:25, 7:15 and 9:05

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