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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM . RICHMOND. IND THURSDAY, OCT. 21, 1920.

CHAPMAN, BORN HERE, IS RENDERED TRIBUTE BY NEW YORK TABLET

Abronte memorial tablet to the Rev. Dr. J. Wilbur Chapman, evangelist, was unveiled Sunday morning in the Fourth Presbyterian church, West End. Avenue and Ninety-first street. j?Jew York city. Dr. Chapman was -pastor there from 1899 to 1902, resigning to devote the rest of his life to rworld-wtde evangelism. He died Christmas day 1918. Dr. Chapman was born in Richmond, 5?une 17, 1859, and spent his boyhood grears here. " l The dedication sermon was preached by the Rev. Dr. Samuel S. Palmer of Colmbus. O., Moderator of the General assembly of the Presbyterian ehurch. The presiding officer was the iRev. Dr. Edgar Whltaker Work, pas'tor of Fourth church, who has just re

turned to his pulpit after an illness ol almost a year. I ; The unveiling was performed by J. Wilbur Chapman, 3d, five-year-old grandson of the evangelist. His father, J. Wilbur Chapman, Jr., is in Mexico, but all the other Immediate family were present. They are: Mrs. Mabel Moulton Chapman, widow of the distinguished clergyman; Mrs. Bertha Chapman Goodson, elder daughter, with her two children;-Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Llnder, son-in-law; Mrs. Duboiee and son of Springfield, Mass. Mrs. Dubolse is a sister of Dr. Chapman. Mrs. Goodson sang a solo, "One Day," the words of which were written by her father. On the tablet is this Inscription: In Loving Memory of . Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman, D.D., LL.D. "" 18591918. ; Pastor of this Church 18991903 ii An evangelist of world-wide renown, Moderator of the General assembly, 1917-18. Entered into rest Christmas day. 1918. : A heart aflame with love of his Lord, a mind richly stored with the learning of the Word, a tongue Inspired by the spiritual eloquence of the truth, a voice full of all tenderness and persuasive pleading, a hand ever open to the needs of men, he preached the Gospel in the world for 36 years, bringing many sons to glory. "He that is wise winneth souls " Proverbs xi, 30.

The Theatres

MURRAY. The selection of Lillian Rich to play the role of the little French-Canadian girl opposite Frank Mayo in "The Red Lane," brings a new personality to the list of screen leading women Judging from the former film work Accomplished by this delightful young English actress, she is ripe for leading honors. t- Miss Rich is comparatively new to the screen, having appeared only in about four or five feature productions. She was seen in support of Mary MacLaren In "The Pointing Finger" and with Francelia Billington in "The Day She Paid." It was her work in the latter production which particularly attracted the attention of Lynn Reynolds, the well-known director, and when he was commissioned to produce "The Red Lane," with Frank JMayo, announced for Thursday at the Iurray Theatre he immediately thought of Miss Rich as ideal for th chief feminine role.

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MURRETTE. Woman is the glory of man. From his soul she spins the heart strings of his life and weaves them Into the fabric of his future. "Man and His Woman," the J. Stuart Blackton-Pathe feature starring Herbert Rawlinson at the Murrette Theatre, Friday, shows how two women wove the life fabric of a man. Herbert Rawlinson portrays a doctor who has discovered a tuberculosis serum that will benefit humanity. . The woman he loves wrecks his life. He sinks to the lowest depths and his God-given power of saving life is wasted. "Man and His Woman" is from the pen of Shannon Fife. Herbert Rawlinson is given the splendid support of charming May McAvoy in the role of the woman who spun for good; Eulalle Jensen as the woman who spun for evil; Warren Chandler as the other man, and Louis Dean and Charles Kent in small but important parts. MURRETTE The eternal conflict of wits between

the keen upholders of the law and the crafty denizens of the underworld has seldom been as thoroughly depicted as in Eugene O'Brien's latest Selznick picture, "The Wonderful Chance," which shows for the last time at the Murrette theatre, Thursday. Director George Archainbaud is to be congratulated on securing as "types" the most typical gang of thugs that have ever graced or disgraced the screen. These are contrasted later with the refined people with whom Barlow associates when he is masquerading in society as Lord Birmingham. Of course there is a love theme, and a very pretty and sensible one with pretty Martha Mansfield as the girl in the case.

Indiana Brevities

PRINCETON The body of Charles Geiselman, 36 years old, who had been missing for over a week, was found hanging by the neck from a tree in a dense woods near his home southeast of here. No note was found giving reasons for suicide. . LEBANON Three men rifled the cash drawer of the private bank at Rosston, 10 miles east of here. Two of the robbers entered the bank while the third remained at the wheel of a high powered Hudson car. Adolphus Wysong, who was in charge of the bank, was covered by one of the men while the other took the money from the cash draw.er. TERRE HAUTE Prof. W. W. Black of Indiana university, stated in an address before the Federal and interstate conference on rural education of the Indiana state normal school, that politics entering into the school system of Indiana is the greatest obstacle to the progress and reorganization of the Indiana school system.

CONNERSVILLE The Indiana

State Grange has convened here for its golden jubilee. Everett McClure, of Aurora. Ind., presided. Following

the sessions of the first day, the members toured the city. SEYMOUR Mrs. Mary Forsythe, 93 years old, whose husband was a veteran of the war of 1812, died after being confined at her home for the past 11 years. She was 20 years old

when she married. Her husband was 50 years old at the time, and had served during the 1812 war.

Indiana Commandry Feast Set For Saturday, Nov. 13 (By Associated Press) INDIANAPOLIS. Oct 21. The next banquet of the Indiana Commandery, Military. Order of Foreign Wars, has been set for Saturday, Nov. 13, by the dinner committee of the organization. Major General George W. Read and his entire staff, and Colonel Hatch, will be the guests of the commander at this banquet. It is proposed by the commandery to extend an invitation to all Reserve Corps officers to attend this dinner, giving them the opportunity of meeting General Read, who is the commanding general of the fifth army corp.s area, which comprises all the regular army, reserve corps, and national guard troops in Indiana, Michigan, West Virginia and Kentucky. The Military Order of Foreign Wars is a national organization instituted in 1894, of officers and ex-officers who served with the military forces of the United States in any foreign war. Of

fleers of the late war- with Germany,

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VIENNA SOCIALISTS EXPECT ' COALITION GOVERNMENT (By Associated Press) VIENNA, Oct. 21. Leaders of tb Christian Socialist party which was victorious in the parliamentary elections held last Sunday, are confident they will be able to induce the more conservative elements of the opposition to Join In a coalition government in view of the grave internal situation of the country. Dr. Otto Bauer, leader of the Social Democrats has announced his party will not participate in the new government.

PLAN TO ENFORCE DRY LAW. NEW YORK, Oct. 21. Federal Judge Mayer announced today that the four federal district court Judges here had agreed upon a general policy of rigid enforcement of the nrohi-

bition law by imposing fines ranging from $100 to $2,000 or Jail terms of

ninety days to five years, or both.

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KENTUCKY MAN SLAIN AT HOTEL IN DETROIT DETROIT. Mich.. Oct. 21. Dow C.

Watson, of Paducah, Ky.. was stabbed ; to death this morning in a downtown hotel, according to the police. Sing Moy, Chinese, taken into custody, con- j fessed to the slaying. Watson and hia brother, . according to the police re-j port, were attacked by a group of j Chinese after they had attempted to i

stop an argument among them in th hotel corridor.

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Theatre Beautiful

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li RieStmond LAST TIMES TODAY "WHAT EVERY WOMAN LEARNS" COMING TOMORROW WM. RUSSELL in "The Live Wire Hick"

MURRETTE THEATRE "Where The Stars Twinkle First"

Today and Tomorrow Levis .J, Selzmick. Presents

ONE O'BDfi

in H. H. Vto Loan's

" George Ardhainba

tcturS2edibv Maxy Muilllo..

It was the chance of a lifetime that came to "Swagger" Barlow. He wanted to be a gentleman and associate with decent people. A story with a surprising climax, presenting Eugene O'Brien in an entirely different role. Also AL ST. JOHN in the comedy "TROUBLE" A Scream from start to finish Also JOHNSON'S SERENADERS Admission Evenings: Adults, 40c; Children, 25c. Bargain Matinees: Adults, 25c; Children, 15c

Coming Friday and Saturday HERBERT RAWLINSON in "MAN AND HIS WOMAN"

TODAY Paramount offers SESSUE HAYAKAWA in "A Heart in Pawn" A story of a man and girl who were gripped by a bend as firm as the wall of China itself, but one was white and one was yellow. What a wonderful drama It makes. ALSO EDDIE POLO in the most popular picture of his career.

The Vanishing Dagger

And for a good laugh MUTT and JEFF In their latest comedy

SELECT VAUDEVILLE

MURRAY

BETTER COME EARLY"

Three New Acts and Feature Photoplay Today and Last Half

FIVE MUSICAL ROSEBUDS "A melange of music and song". Five attractive

Hear Our Big PIPE ORGAN CONCERT ORCHESTRA

and accomplished girls in a novelty musical revue. FRANK MAYO In "THE RED LANE" A drama of the Northwest depicting the heroism of a young American custom officer.

KING AND ROSE Two clever artists in a classy pianologue with comedy. Harmony and laughter.

CHAS. AND HELEN POLLY "Genuinely Versatile." Offering a little but of everything known to vaudeville. Coming to the Murrette Sunday Tade Dolen's Entertainers with Miss lone Booth, soprano. Direct from a year's run at the Isis, Indianapolis.

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For the sake of a girl whose dad despised racers, he "swore off speed cars and went to boosting trucks. Only to get himself and Dad arrested! But when the great Cabrlllo dam broke you'll "say the trucks and "Dusty" did a real day's work!

A Story That Goes Like Blue Blazes. Better Than "Excuse My Dust

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