Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 315, 16 November 1920 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., TUESDAY, NOV, 16, 1920.

UNITED STATES MADE POPULAR IN ALBANIA BY RED CROSS WORK

(By Associated Press) ir.RiSRAK. Albania. Nov. 16. One

of the cheering Bights that greets the j American visitor to Albania i3 the American flag. In all the larger towns , the stars and stripes may be seen j side by side with the colors of Albania. ; This is the outgrowth of the work of j the American Red Cross which established hospitals and orphanages in the, principal towns. Most of the Ameri-j can relief workers have now with-; drawn, but the native Albanians have j kept the American colors flying as j evidence of their appreciation and j gratitude to their benefactors. j Italy's action in withdrawing from; Albania has given fresh impetus and j strength to the Albanian yearning for complete independence and freedom from foreign protectorates or man-; dates. But the country is scarcely I strong enough to stand alone. She: needs the aid of England or America: to enable her to become a virile, selfsupporting, self-governing state. j The country is extremely primitive, i There is not a single mile of passenger railroad, not a telegraph wire, not a mile of good highways, not a news-1 paper or a postoffice. It required! eight days for The Associated Press correspondent to travel from Scutari tn lfnrit79. a distance of about 125 I

miles. The journey had to be made on horseback, which is the only form of conveyance outside of the immemorial ox-cart. Albanians Patriotic Though Albania is divided between Mohammedan and Christian and further divided by the existence of different sects of both these religions, the national consciousness is predominant everywhere except in very few communities in the south where Greek influence has reached in through the medium of the Orthodox church. Every Albanian is an Albanian first and inherits a tradition which has, through many generations, prohibited religious persecutions of anv sort. The Albanian is a good business man; a good soldier. He is extremely independent. His great fault grows out of the fact that the only means of punishing murder and certain other heinous crimes is by personal vengeance.

REPORTS SAY HARDING'S WIFE WILL BE IDEAL "FIRST LADY

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Mitchel and family, who resides north of Liberty Miss Mary Pigman was in Cincinnati last Wednesday Our county agent, Mr. Campbell, is busy holding farmers federation meetings throughout 'the county Our business places are beginning to arrange for

the holiday trad') and will have a beautiful display of goods and attractive window decorations Mrs. Burice Pullen was called to Indianapolis last week to attend the funeral of a relative, Mrs. Gard, who was fatally injured last Tuesday, Nov. 2. She resided at Frankfort, Ind., and had gone to Indianapolis to visit her husband

at the M. E. hospital where ne is taking treatment and when she was getting on a street car an automobile struck her and she was only survived a short time. The husband is a brother of Mrs. Lida Connoway, of Liberty. . . . .'Cecil Irwin has sold his interest in the automobile business to his partner Albert Mitchell, who will continue selling automobiles at the same place. Emmett Stanton spent last week

isiting his mother, Mrs. Lydia Stanton and other reatives Miss Lulu McLane, who is teaching at Dunlapsville has been going in their auto and driving home in the evening Mrs. Oscar Chance, of Connersville, was here recently visiting Charles and Clinton Bond and other relatives.

....Mr. and Mrs. C.'F. Hiatt and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Longfellow of Richmond, spent Sunday with relatives here.... Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson and Mrs. A. O. Martinleft Saturday for Albuquerque, New Mexico, where they will spend the winter for the benefit of Mrs. Johnson's health Mr.

and Mrs. Newton. Reed atended the funeral of a relative at Versailles, O . Sunday Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Barnes and Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Daley of Winchester, epent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Austin The high school boys took Friday afternoon to set out a hedge

around the grounds. The domestic science girls served them a lunch in

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The Theatres

The photographs show Mrs. Harding in characteristic poses. The one on top shows her alighting from an engine in which she and her husband rode from one town to another during his campaign. At the right is a formal picture of Mrs. Harding, showing her as she will look at White House receptions. The other pictures are snapshots taken recently.

Mrs. Warren G. Harding, wife of the president-elect, has a reputation of being a "real woman." Her friends, most of whom know her as Florence, say she is well fitted for the duties of a president's wife because "she has a mind of her own, generally manages to get what she wants, is thoroughly democratic, likes to give and go to parties, is interested in a hundred and one things, knows how to talk to everyone, including men, and once she knows you, always knows you." She is known as a generous, kindly woman whose success has not gone to her head.

MURRAY Frenn "almpr. he was called and his hand bills told the public that he wa the nroatest astrologer, hypnotist. ni'irHlisf. palmist and crystal gazer in he world. lie had felt the heads of many people, a "d hp fund them sofl. He had read the palms of querns and housemaids These, too, he had found soft and nice to hold. In fitf ho might be sixty, but his carefully modulated voice soothed the

troubled, and sent thrills through thb sPcc,alo,'s

hearts of the lovelorn. Krrno knew his game. He is the double-dyed villain who

has Dorothy Gish adjudged crazy and i commits her to a sanitarium in "Turn-j ins til" Tahles." Ihe vivacious star"s

Tiew picture, now playing at tne Murray Theatre. And then things begin to hum. MURRETTE. Char'e? Ray the very proud owner of a fexy-lookir.sr. wire-haired fox

"I save Hon Sung- to 31 utility Huff Orpliiugtons and the ogB yield increased from 7 to J8 a day. lmn Sung- is a wonder and 1 am now Kivins it to all my liens regularly.' Chas. C. White. Msr., Cherry Mill Farm, i'laekville. lad. Mr. White is the wi ll known breeder rind exhibitor. He wrote the above letter in December, after his test had shown a gain of 21 eggs a day from :i4 hens. We will make you ttie same offer we made him. Here it is: Give your hens lon Sung and watch results for one month. If you don't find that it pays for itself and pays you a irood profit besides, xiniply tell us

1 and vour money will be cheerfully re-

probably the biggest hit of the per-1 spend the winter in Florida Miss recently ... Mrs Hollis Beard visited rhin(.S(. f,,r egg-iaying) is

Local people never tire ot r lorence Stevens, woo uas oeeu mmvi ui mc wiu - ;l sc ientific tonic and conditioner, it is

ing relatives nere, lias returned to Iter j weeK air. anu jirs. unuen uauiu easily given in the teeil, improves tne Immp in Inriinnannlis. . - .finite a mini- , will SDPnd the winter in the south ana 1 hen's health and makes her stronger

ber of Liberty people and of the sur-1 have rented their residence to Charles I more a tivc.

LYNX, Ind Mr. and Mrs. Russell Martin and baby Joan of Indianapolis, spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. Allie Martin Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hodgson and daughter George of Huntsville, were calling on friends here Sunday afternoon. . .Mr. and Mrs. George W. Alexander spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Drill at Red Key, Ind Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Riddlebarger and daughter Beatrice, of

Uidgeville, spent Sunday with Mr. and

Mrs. Frank Wright Mrs. George

Love is very seriously ill at her li"n.

GETS 28 EGGS A DAY NOW, FROM 34 HENS '. ". White, Wrll-Knono Hreeder, Telia lion. ! m .Nolhinn to Try.

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the evening. .. .Mr. and Mrs. C. C Williams were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harvey. . .John Miller and family of west of town, were business visitors in Union City Saturday.

Movie Operator Has Entertained Many Thousands On Job 16 Years, Macey Now Assumes Role of Helper By Indorsing Trutona - Earl Macey, 415 East Willard street. Muncie, who has furnished amusement for thousands in the past sixteen years that he has operated the picture machine at a popular Muncie movie house, is not contented with being only an entertainer. Mr. Macey has also assumed the role of helper in making the following indorsement of Trutona: "Sixteen years in work that was

very confining had begun to tell on my system. My appetite had become poor and I was constantly annoyed by a tired, listless feeling. 1 was very restless and nervous, too. But I simply feel 100 per cent better since taking Trutona. My appetite is much better now and that's not all I sleep soundly at night and I'm not always feoling tired and listless any more. In fact, Trutona's bringing back my oldtime 'pep'." Sleeplessness, nervousness, loss of appetite and the like troubles from which Mr. Macey suffered, all bespeak a rundown system. Now is the time to get after that rundown system, folks. Remember a good healthy body almost invariably wards off attacks of influenza, pneumonia and the like. Trutona is sold in Richmond at Clem Thistlethwaite's Drug Stores Advertisement.

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music -well presented. They gave evi dence of that fact following numbers composed mostly of popular music, played by these two musicians. L,on;r applause at the end of their act faileu in securing an encore. Although the act was not dissimilar to several which have entertained theatre goers in the late past, it took exceedingly well. Two men and a young lady in the first act of the bill, "Coy Wanted" present much originality and -wit. This act received the approval of the

It is a stronger act. than

Theatre Beautiful

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Hair Roots Come Out Before Your Very Eyes New Method Banishes Superfluous Hair

most first acts on recent bills. ou Wonder What the World Is Coming To." was a favorite number. "Bert and Betsy Ross" came second on the bill, with songs and music. Tho pnutumps woi-n bv Betsv Ross

were strikingly attractive. Their danc-.two sisters. Mrs. Howard Uiggins and ing selections" were good. , Ms Minnie Barnard Funeral at ColDorothv Gish in "Turning the Ta , lege Corner at M h. Church. Interhies " a Paramount-Artcraft him, com- j ment at adjoining cemetery Mrs. nlotos ihe bill j Elizabeth Brookbank spent last week pitlPb Ult Ulll. L-;.l. -T.... Av, nAVhonl; onH riuiifrh.

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rounding country attended Armistice ( Day at Richmond, Thursday Mrs. ; Frances Miller underwent a very ser-( ions operation at Reid Hospital, Rich-, mond one day last week for peritonit-; is. Mrs. Miller formerly resided in ! liberty, being the adopted daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Beard Mrs. : Carl Ammerman spent several days j last week with home-folks at Oxford, j

away at his home west of hetc last 1 superseding the oldMonday alter a short iHnee. H's depilatory methods, as well occupation was rming. "e " r. as electricity" razor and tweezers. And vived bv Ins wife. Mis. Josie Hawoitn r Ti j Barnard, and two daughters, Ella and wonder! Here is a product so Bessie, and one son. and two brothers, ! harmless a child could safely eat nEmerson and Perry, of Liberty, and ? non-irn atmg and odorless tisa-

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for a packag-c by mail pre-paid. Bur-rcll-l.MiffBPr t'o.. 214 Columbia Bldg., Indianapolis. Ind.

MURRETTE THEATRE

"Where The Star Twinkle First"

MES TODAY

cess is so quick acting tnat if actually removes the hairs entire,, including the roots, in just a few seconds! You will surely have the surprise of vour life If you will obtain a stick of

tr rrior mimn! ' Whiskers." r ' By :i --:r.?ul.-r .-eiucidence thr script i C ,UnrUor for Char!' ? Rav's new scrorn vehicle,1 i JUUUIUO!i

"Peaceful Valley." adapted from Sol j Smiih Russel's famous stage success, LIBERTY, Ind. The members of r.fw showing at the Murrctte Theatre, ( the Librtv M. E. Church lias given rr-lls for a canine with a similar j t It I i- pastor. Rev. I. E. La Rue. a .efmomn. ; lave of absence and he will spend the Tinis.it is not so strange that Char- winter months in Arizona for the I save his own dog a part in the benefit or his health and it is hoped he rhotoplay. I will return much improved Mr.

One of the most amusing situations ; Mii0 g stanton, an aged c itizen of this

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ii"; the photoplay arises when Whiskers langlir.g a heavy rope around his nerk. coms trotting up the aisle of a rountry church to his master. Hosiah Howe, who is sea'ed beside Virginia H md. a beautiful girl from the city.

Hosiah who had been greatly im-1 pressed and embarrassed by thej presence of the pretty girl at his side,; - aghast at 'he unexpected appear-! a cp of the dog. The congregation j -'iriii; at llAcinh hul Virtnnifi tielns:

Take the dog comfortable between icm. MURRAY VAUDEVILLE. Probably the most noticeable feit "i' e of tir -ict now heirt; Jjown at the Mnrra thtatre is the special scenery rried bv prrcticrlly every team aprearing. V.'i'b few exception? the bills :'a ing !'! the leal audiences are no; -nly, bet ter t han heretofore, but tmn ii -oore artistic. This pleasing f.ct seer.s y apprecinted iii Richmond, tlie own of art lovers. y.y iar i!ie most beautiful seuir..? i- : s in Ihe hrad'iiv r. "Th Payne . ' ". ! hV.en." This ;Tt is co'iipod of :. -)t ;ind .i (.! In song, instrume t-

;1 music d incina. "i in tn Heaven j

'hen I'm ;n My Mn':nr's Arms." "I

place, has been rjuite ill llie pat few days Mrs. Amy Howe and family since their residence was almos destroyed by fire, hwr taken rooms with ' Mrs. Alice Wilson until the residence1 is repaired Mr. and Mrs. Aaron : Filer and daughter, Miss Dorothy and ! Miss Tillie Lambert, Mrs. Julia Stev-! ens and Mrs. Ella Leonard went to Florida to spend the winter months. , ....Mr. and Mrs. George Stevens and llieir father. Mr. laniel Wales moved to their new residence last, week j Frank Burt and family will soon move from their farm east of town to the. residence they recenilv purchased of Ilmiel Wales on High street W. E. Rose and family and George f'at' i michel and family will soon leave to!

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a farm in Union Township and have come to reside in Union county Mrs. Elizabeth Coffman has returned home after an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs. Jesse Smith, of Newcastle Mrs. Phoebe Macy and daughter Sophia are visiting relatives in Ohio the past few days Mrs. Sarah Hughs, of near Rosburg, is slowly regaining her health and was able to visit Mrs. Ella Martin, of this place

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E. R. GUILFORD The Chiropractor Rooms 5-6 Murray Theatre Bldg.

SHOT GUN SHELLS 75 Box SAM S. VIGRAN 617 Main St.

STEVE WORLEY GARAGE Agents for MITCHELL AUTOMOBILES First Class Repair Work U. S. Tires and Accessories 211-213 N. W. 7th St. Phone 4878

We can save you dealer's profit on a Used Piano or can trade your Silent Piano for a Vlctrola. WALTER B. FULGHUM 1000 Main St. Phone 2275

DR. R. H. CARNES DENTIST Phone 2665 Rooms 15-16 Comstock Building 1016 Main Street Open Sundays and Evenings by appointment

H Richmond TODAY MAURICE TOURNEUR in "TREASURE ISLAND" One of Robert Louis Stevenson's best works, vividly portrayed by this popular star. Also "H00D0ED" A KING OF COMEDIES

BOY WANTED Three clever artists in a comedy skit with songs and dances entitled "His New Position" .Special scenery.

GILBERT and SAUL Two musical lads with a "talking violin" and a piano-accordeon. Big hit.

BERT and BETTY ROSS in their comedy offering with special settings, "The Checker". Music, Songs and Laughs. PAYNE CHILDREN A precocious brother and sister juvenile team in a classy song and dance revue.

DOROTHY GISH in-

Turning the Tables

A Paramount - Artcraft five-reel "spooky" feature.

"Folks always come back to Peaceful Valley, son!" And they did, even the blue -eyed s is t e r w ho thought she " understood " the city, and the city chap who took her there.

SO WILL YOU AFTER YOU SEE Chas. Ray in 'Peaceful Valley'

Tade Dolan Entertainers Iona Booth, Soprano

14th Episode Jack Dentpsey in "Daredevil Jack"

ADMISSION:

Bargain Matinee Adults, 25c; Children, 15c Evening Adults, 40c; Children, 25c

Extraordinary Feature Tomorrow The Last Picture Produced by OLIVE THOMAS "EVERYBODY'S SWEETHEART" EXTRA ADDED ATRACTION Thursday, Friday and Saturday Motion pictures of the presentation of the COLUMBIA ROSE GOLD MEDAL to Mr. E. G. Hill at the Rotary dinner last Tuesday.

A PICTURE FOR EVERYBODY AT THE

WEDNESDAY

PALACE OR A CAREW in

TODAY and 'LOOT'

With It RUTH ROLAND in Another of Those Famous Western Stories, "RUTH OF THE ROCKIES" ALSO A BIG COMEDY Ask anvone if they remember Arthur Somers Roche's thrilling Saturday Evening Post story "LOOT," where the largest jewelry store, in the world was held up in a broad daylight robbery. If you've read the story you'll hardly be able to wait till your see this picture. The big scenes are great. You've never seen anything so realistic, so thrilling. Here's a story that will make you "hold fast" to vour seat. Everybody's going to see it. DON'T YOU BE THE ONE TO MISS IT.

Now Showing

PRICES: Evenings, entire lower floor, 50 cents. First Balcony, 35c; second balcony 25c. Children same price. Matinees, 25c, except Saturday, Sunday and Holidays; Children 15c. These prices include war tax.

Now Showim

HOME OF BIG PRODUCTIONS That Much Talked of Photoplay

he Stealers

Acclaimed One of tlf? Biggest Productions of the Year. Note Movies of the Armistice Day Parade will be shown at this theatni soon. Watch for dates. .