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ALBANIA FREE FROM : INVADERS; PEOPLE " -FEEL INDEPENDENT

f ? By Associated Press) j SCUTARI. Albania, Oct. 26. With the withdrawal of Italian troops from Avlona and the cessation of hostile invasions by the Serbs and Montenegrins, Albania Is free of foreign

occupation for the first time in her

history. Albanians feel that they have

at least reached the goal of their nationals independence. Their undying "love of liberty which has persisted

through all their centuries of struggle

p gainst Turk and Christian, is particularly quick and hopeful today. The people hope that the great powers-will protect them from future designs on ; the part of selfish foreign countries.

' Perhaps " never before was there

"such a state of tranquility within the borders of the little Albanian state. In

. the streets of Scutari one sees the . Albanian colors displayed for the first . -i a '. . . i a J

time, ana listens 10 painouc aemontitrations by local groups of citizens

and societies. Enthusiasm and patrio

tic fervor are at a high pitch. Even the native tribes, who usually are en-

gaged in factional combat among themselves, are living in a state of peace. This peace is based upon

nothing more than a word of honor

given with the approval of the people

between two or more chiefs. Word Is Binding.

'The Albanian's word, which he calls

"bessa." is absolutely binding. It is

customary for families within a tribe, for tribes and for large groups of

tribes to arrange between themselves

r a "bessa"; that is an agreement by which all matters of personal venge

ance are suspended for a given length of time. Except in a few communities in the

South, the Albanians live in tribal or

ganizations, in scattered communities

in the mountains, where each man de

fends his home and his rights with his rifle, which he never lays down when

out of doors. They are governed by a

sort of common law, which is known as the Law of Lek. Lk was a more or less traditional law-giver of the once powerful family of Dukadjinl.

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 27, 1920.

The Theatres

MURRETTE Percy Marmont. the English actor. Is. Norma Talmadge's leading man in her latest First National picture. "The Branded Woman," which will be screened at the Murrette theatre, commencing Wednesday. Other members of the cast are well known lights of the cinema world, including Vincent Perrano. George Fawcett, Grace Studdiford. Gaston Glass, Jean Armour. Edna Murphy. H. J. Carvill, Charles Lane. Sidney Herbert, Edouard Durand and Henrietta Floyd. The produc-

His Joints Would Crack Like Whip Muscles sore, joints painful, bowels bound up and liver sluggish. Dreco was quick to overcome these ails.

"I have suffered a long time from constipation, rheumatism in my muscles and at times my Joints would crack like a whip; my entire system was run down and needed building up," said Mr. N. Mitchell, a well known farmer of Route No. 2, Roanoke, Ind. "I have Just started on my second bottle of Dreco, and it has done me worlds of good, the pain and stiffness has left my muscles and Joints; my bowels are moving regular and easy once more, and my liver is active. I never saw any medicine do the work like Dreco." When the wastes of the body are not eliminated regularly a poison accumulates In the system which is known as toxin, this goes through the blood and causes all sorts of trouble and distress. It is impossible for anyone to be well unless the different organs of the body perform their functions in the manner in which nature intended. The old fashioned remedies made from roots and herbs are the best for ony one to take. Dreco is made from twelve different roots, herbs, barks and leaves. These act on the stomach, bowels, liver, kidneys and purify the blood. Dreco knocks rheumatism out shortly, relieves catarrh of the head and stomach, makes you sleep sound and creates a good appetite. As a blood purifier nothing can equal Dreco. , It puts a stop to boils, eczema and other blood affections. All druggists now sell Dreco and it is being especially introduced in Richmond by Clem Thistlethvaites seven drug stores. Advertisement.

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famous stage play, "Branded," having been adapted to the screen by Anta Loos and Albert Parker. It was directed by Albert Parker and photographed by J. Roy Hunt. Hugo Ballin was especially engaged to design some of the settings, which are considered among the most remarkable ever filmed. MURRAY. Buck Jones the Fox star, closes tonight his run. at the Murray theatre, in "Firebrand Trevison." No western cowboy film seen here in many a day has equalled . this Charles Alden Seltzer story in dash and daring interspersed with romance of the plains. In marksmanship and horsemanship Buck Jones .is a marvel and It is small wonder that he makes as big a bit with: the -lierolne as with tho audience. If , you haven't seen him, see him. MURRAY William Fox continues to score as a front rank motion picture producer. In presenting "The Little Wanderer" at the Murray theatre Thursday for a run of three days, he has given our public a genuine treat. The story by Denison Clift, is clean, clever and captivating. The star, Shirley Mason, delights the eye with her beauty and the understanding with her talent. The company, with Raymond McKee aa leading man, is most competent and the direction by Howard M. Mitchell excellent. It is not an exaggeration to say that no personality on the screen today is more attractive and satisfying than that of Shirley Mason nor has it ever been displayed to better advantage than in "The Little Wanderer." As to the story why, go and see what it's all about.

the same house with him. It is alleged that the doctor at once became very attentive to Mrs. Brandt. WINCHESTER Women of Randolph county have been selected by Jury commissioners to serve on a grand Jury. It : is believed ' that it is the first case in the state where women. have been summoned.

Ohio News Flashes

COLUMBUS Negroes In this city are said to be aroused over 'the effort of the Republican organization to "ditch" two of their candidates for seats in the General Assembly from Franklin county. ,It is said that sample ballots have been distributed with the names of the Negroes marked "black." ' COLUMBUS Dunkards are being urged to vote at the November election, by recent sermons preached in German Baptist or Dunkard churches. Many Dunkards have not voted for years. It is said that the names of candidates are not mentioned in the sermons. COLUMBUS W. W. Durbin, Democratic state chairman, sent a reward of $10,000 broadcast through this state for proof that negroes were not running for seats in the General Assembly on the Republican ticket, and not advocating racial equality. TOLEDO Three hundred and twenty dollars were taken away from William Bihlmaier by a highwayman, assisted by a fashionably dressed woman, in the glare of lights in the downtown district. The hold-up took place while pedestrians watched.

tors of Charles were expelled from Switzerland in 1386, after they hfld been defeated in the battle of Sew-pach.

Indiana Brevities

ANDERSON Heart trouble caused the death of Mrs. John Gaines. 76 years old, at her home here. A neighbor who came to the house at noon found the aged lady dead in bed. One son, John Gaines, lives in Indianapolis. LAFAYETTE Charles D. Sharum,

Monon railroad fireman, died at St. !

his neck last week when he climbed to the cab of his engine to adjust a curtain, lost his balance and fell. Paralysis developed immediately and he was helpless from the time he was injured. He had been a resident of this city lor about 16 years. new Albany a suit for $10,000 has been filed against Dr. J. E. Lawson, a prominent physician and druggist here, by William Brandt, who charges alienation of affections of his wile, Mrs. Nellie Brandt. At the request of Dr. Lawson, who lived alone, Mr. and Mrs. Brandt went to live in

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EX-EUROPEAN RECEIVED IN DEMOCRATIC FASHION (I?:.- Associated. Press) GENEVA. Oct. 27. The former Emperor Charles of Austria, nephew of the late Francis Joseph, was received in democratic fashion when he visited a few days ago the cradle of the Hapsburg dynasty, the ruined chateau Hapsburg in the Canton of Argovie. A Swiss farmer who now owns the grounds of the former chateau invited the erstwhile monarch into his kitchen and the exiled ruler and the farmer had an animated talk for nearly an hour. Charles was accompanied by two priests and two detectives. The Hapsburg castle was constructed in the year 1020, but only the outer walls are standing today. The ances-

EMPRESS IS IGNORANT OF MANNER OF SON'S DEATH (By Associated Press.) . DOORN, Holland, Oct. 27. The former ' German empress, Augusta Victoria, has not been Informed that her son. Prince Joachim, killed himself, although he did so more than two months ago. ; She merely knows that he is dead. ' The former empress has been In better health of late than for several months, and now drives nearly every day about the park of the Doom estate in a little pony cart. GOLD WATCH LATEST GiPT TO DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN NEW YORK, Oct. 27. Edgar Carlton Stinger of Clear Lake, Minn., sent a gold watch and chain to the Democratic national committee as his con tribution to the Democratic campaign fund. Still running, the watch was received at headquarters yesterday, with a letter from Stinger.

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CUBA MUST CONDUCT REGULAR ELECTION

(By Associated Press) HAVANA, Oct. 27. Cuba's' presidential election ,to be held next Monday must be conducted it has been indicated to government officials here by the United States. In making clear its position Washington Is understood to have informed" Cuban authorities that the United States government is not concerned in the political welfare

of any candidate, that it has taken no hand in any party campaign and that Its sole purpose, under the law, is to see that there be no election frauds. So far as the public is advised, however, there has been no formal warning as to what might be expected in the event these Intimations are ignored- . Cuba is meeting with charges that one party or the other is' planning to take over the government through fraud. Boaz Long, the American minister has conferred dnilv wlfh Pri.

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that he took occasion to reiterate the demand of his government for an honest expression of the people's will at the polls. .

ROBBERY SUSPECTS DIE IN BATTLE WITH OFFICERS O - COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, Oct, 27 Two men, who are alleged to have participated in the attempted robbery of the bank at Elbol, Col., 35 miles northeast of Colorado Springs, last night, were killed and a third seriously wounded in a battle with officers 11 miles north of here Tuesday afternoon. The men have not been identified. None of the officers were hurt.

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LAST TIMES TODAY Selznick Presents EUGENE O'BRIEN

in "The Figurehead" He was picked as a buffer candidate for mayor, but he proved to be a fighter and he triumphs. Also TEXAS GUINAN in the western play "OUTWITTED" And Good Comedy Coming Sunday . HARRY CAREY

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RICHMOND THEATRE TODAY AND TOMORROW TRIPLE FEATURES MARGARITA FISHER Supported by the big favorite. King Baggot, in "THE 30TH PIECE OF SILVER" Judas was paid thirty pieces of silver for the Great Betrayal. Only one of these pieces is in existence today, but it is still making trouble. See how the lives of a bride, her adoring husband and her equally adoring ex-beau were bedeviled by the Thirtieth Piece of Silver. Also CHAS. HUTCHINSON in "THE WHIRLWIND" This whirlwind of the motorcycle has several big thrills this time. SEE ITI ALSO A BIG COM EDY ALWAYS A BIG SHOW

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Three New Acts and Feature Photoplay LAST TIMES TODAY

HARRY WEST AND CHUMS Three comedians and a Broadway Show Girl in "The Melodious Gloom Chasers", a screamingly funny offering with vocal harmony which has made them one of the season's hits. BUCK JONES in "FIREBRAND TREVISON" a romance of the open west in which one man wins against three and comes into his own including a girl's true love.

RAINES AND AVERY A beautiful girl and a "wise rube" In their laughing creation "SOME SIMP" McKOWAN AND BRADY A classy man and woman team in piano playing, songs and comedy. Special stage setting. Have you heard Tade Dolen's Entertainers at THE MURRETTE? "You Ain't Heard Nothln" Yet."

Last Times Today

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Together With California Bathing Beauties Revue

Coming Thursday DOUGLAS MacLEAN in "THE JAIL BIRD"

Theatre Beautiful

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4 DAYS TODAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY

NORMA TALMADGE

in l he Branded Woman" The most ambitious production from point of spectacular stagecraft in Norma Talmadge's career. From out of the past there came her mother's sin, to mock the right to love to take what God had given to snatch away the veil that hid the brand !

Tade Dolan's Entertainers Offer a Change of Programme Today Iona Booth in New Songs This organization has won the hearts of Richmond musical lovers of jazz and ballads. They have earned the title of "MUSIC "ORIGINAL." ADDED FEATURE A Torchy Comedy Featuring the Big Favorite, JOHNNY HINES l - Admission: Evening, Adults 40c, Children 25c; Bargain Matinees, Adults 25c, Children 15c