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VESTIGATE KILLING

)F GEORGE DECAMP, DARKE COUNTY MAN t . ... !'.- jJREENVILLE, Jan. 5. Van Wert inty authorities were in Darke counTuesday looking up the record of brge DeCamp, who was shot ana led by John Lampy, of Neptune. rcer county, on the Strain farm in i Wert county about two weeks , DeCafhp was caught taking corn of a field which Lampy claimed bejKed to him. and this led up to the ling. Although it was at first deId that the murdered man was tne fke county George DeCamp, who k shot while attempting to steal kr from a freight car at Castine in 2. it has later been learned that it p the same person. DeCamp, after I first wound, lived in Greenville for ie time before his removal to Van rt county. Lampy, who shot and led DeCamp, has been held to the h Wert county grand Jury without Johnson la Appointed. William Johnson of Arcanum, south here, who for many years has been itlon foreman on the Big Four RallT, has been appointed supervisor of intenance of Way of the Urbana Peoria division of the Big Four Johnson will move to Urbana, 111., (ere his new headquarters will be ated. I Fair Board Elects. -' (Tie Darke county fair board elected i following officers for, the year jl: President, George H. Worch, (sallies; vice president, L. N. Reed, tysburg; secretary, B. K. Smith, ?anum, and treasurer, E. E. Vance, sonia. The Theatres ! WASHINGTON lorothy Gish is a high flyer in more ta than one in her new Paramount ure, "Flying Pat", coming to the Bhington Theatre next Thursday Friday. The peppery comedienne I the role of an amateur aviatrix in ollicking story of young married rs. Gish Is Jane Van Nuys, who ried Captain Bob Van Nuys, an .tor overseas. When they return (i their honeymoon and Bob is led down as an airplane roanufacr, he Insists that his wife pick a :er for herself too. She decides to l champion lady flyer. Bob Is too f to teach her the game, but a tain Endicott, his superintendent, right on the job several ways, re is an airplane accident that ;es a domestic crash also, with i leaving home in a huff. Then iws some disillusioning adventures in the cold, cold world, while nd husband searches frantically her. The climax is declared to be thful in ths extreme, and, of course, gs about a reconciliation, imes Rennie, Miss Glsh's leading i in a previous picture, fills a liar role in "Flying Pat."" Kate ce and Morgan Wallace are also In cast. Richard Jones, late of the fek Senett staff, directed. MURRETTE any have asked ff the books used Mary Minter as a blind girl In 'es of the Heart", now at the Mur:e theatre, are the real article." i answer is decidedly affirmative. ;y were borrowed from a large inute for the Blind near Los Angeles. s Braille (raised letter books are L . ctly similar to thoee used by Helen ' ler and others to make up for their ! 1c of sight. n the picture, however, the heroine lot permanently blind. She regairs sight but there is a period of , lllusionment because those who re cared for her are not the wonderpeople she has imagined But In I end happiness comes for Laura rns that sight is not of the eyes ne that one must search the heart the true oeauty of people aid Thistiethwa't PALACE Today A Program that You Can't Beat 3 Special Features 3 H. B. Warner in the sensational adventure story 66 The Pagan God" Do you like a good adventure story, with lots of excitement and romance? Here's a ChineseAmerican drama that can't be beat. And with this TEXAS GUINAN in the western "MY LADY ROBINHOOD" And a whooping big Sunshine Comedy "Her Elephant Man" For a Big Laugh Try This Show Tonight i No Advance In Admission Pries

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Some familiar pictures of Maude Adams. As she appeared often in "As You Like It" as Rosalind, at right. Center, a profile, taken after her return two seasons ago. At right, a picture taken seven years ago, showing her in a favorite hat of that period. Below, as she appeared in L'Aiglon. Maude Adams' retirement from the stage may be permanent. That is the general belief in theatrical circles. She has not appeared behind the footlights for two seasons. She was expected, however, to return thin fall, but things "Eyes of the Heart" will play tonight and Thursday 'It is a Realart picture MURRAY Renunciation and the true love of a man who gives up the girl he loves to save hey from unhappiness, is the motif behind the story of "Li Ting Lang," a Robertson-Cole Special, featuring Sessue Hayakawa, which will begin a run of four days at the Murray Theatre, beginning Thursday. In "LI Ting Lang," Mr. Hayakawa is seen as a Chinese student In an American university. To his college chums he is affectionately known as "Old Ting-a-Ling". On the night of graduation "Old Ting-a-Ling" meets and falls in love with Marion Halstead, a beautiful young American girl. Marion in turn falls in love with the

Celestial, who, it develops, is a Chinese mral and cit awnes and covering the Prince. To save her from the disgrace i four seasons of the year, culminating of social ostracism, Old Ting-a-Ling . in a terrifying snow blizzard and folreleases her from - her engagement. lowed with a gntic breaking up of

ncaiiuiunfii, wiui ins lunuer inenua turned against him, Li Ting Lang contemplates suicide. Shortly after he is found dead. The climax comes when some time later, while in China on her honeymoon, Marion recognizes in the leader of the Chinese republican army "Old Ting-a-Ling." The story of "Li Ting Lang," adapt ed from the Green Book magazine story by Howard P. Rockey, is one of

VICTORY THEATRE ; DAYTON Limited Engagement BEGINNING SUNDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 9TH 2:15 Twice Daily Thereafter 8:15 D. W. Griffith's "Unexampled Wonder of the 20th Century" Editorial, Boston Herald.

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New York Globe. An Eighth Art, Combining Drama, Painting, Poetry and Music.

PRICES Nights: 50c, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00. All Matinees: 25c, 50c, $1.00, $1.50 NOTE Owing to cost of production and iron-bound contracts, "Way Down East" will never be shown at kss than first-class theater prices. . .

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RETIREMENT MAY BE the most dramatic in which Mr. Hayakawa has appeared for some time. He is supported by an excellent cast among whom are Doris Pawn. Marc Robbins, Allan Forrest, Fiances Raymond and Charles E. Mason. VICTORY THEATER The greatest and latest effort of that master of the motion picture art, David Wark Griffith, will be shown in the production of "Way Down East," at the Victory Theatre, Dayton, for a limited engagement only beginning Sunday night, Jan. 9. Following the initial presentation "Way Down East" will be shown twice each day for the duration of the engagement. Matinees will be at 2:15 and the night showings at 8:15. j This titanic motion picture spectacle, with its tense drama interest amid No More Dandruff A leading hair dresser says she has found nothing as good as Parisian Sage to banish all dandruff and make the hair wavy, thick and lustrous. Quigley's drug stores sell it oil money back plan. "A m a g n if icent produ ct i o n." Charles Dana Gibson. w v -

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has refused two offers on account of her health Nineteen years ago she was forced to quit the stage for a season because of a nervous breakdown, but fullr recovered. Until her present illness che had spent most of her fortyeight years on the stage. the ice in a mad river leaping away from its frozen state with hero rescuing heroine at the brink of a great waterfall, is by far the most impelling thing that this producer of "The Birth of A Nation." "Intolerance," "Hearts of the World," and ether great spectacles has ever attempted. Palladium Want Ads Pay Ask For It! IT! Expect to find the Fisherman, the "Mark of Supremacy,' on every bottle of emulsion that you buy. This means that you will always ask for I SCOTT'S EMULSION jBcott & Bowne. Bloomfield, N. J, 20-15 MURRAY - Vaudeville BETTER COME EARLY Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra Last Times Today Miss HAPPY HARRISON and her Comedy Circus Oh, Skinnay! Look, circus in town. Clowns, Monkeys, Ponies, bucking Broncho n'everything. Fun and thrills for the whole family as well as the kiddies. PRINCETON and WATSON A clever man and woman team in their big laughing act "IN Bj(OWNDERBYVILLE" McCORMACK and WINEHILL Two "nut" comedians navigating the ocean of fUn and nonsense. Nothing serious. JAMES LICHTER A refined comedian in a classy pianologue. Laughs and songs. BUCK JONES A five-reel Fox feature showing this popular star in a new and different role. Coming Thursday Lottie ' Mayer and her Diving Beauties. An amateur diving contest open to all under fifteen will be held next Friday evening after the first show. Three prizes given away. Be at stage entrance at 7 o'clock with your own bathing suit.

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Revived Services Open at First M. E. Sunday Revival services will be opened at the First M. E. church. Sunday, Jan. 16, and will be continued indefinitely, according' to an announcement by Rev, R. W. Stoakes, Wednesday. A meeting will be held Thursday night, Jan. 6, to make preparations for services to be held this coming Sunday, the last Sabbath before the opening of the revival meetings. This midweek service Thursday is the first announced for several weeks. The Rev. Wiant, of Newcastle, will address the church congregation Wednesday night, Jan. 12. A gathering of the units of the church will be held at a 6 o'clock supper Thursday' night, Jan. 13; and) the Rev. Dr. Somerville Light, district superintendent of the Methodist churches of thl3 district, will speak on Friday night, Jan. 14. Improvement Association Installs Year's Officers At the annual meeting of the South Side Improvement association, Tues day night officers for the ensuing year; were installed by Will Keuer. Arter the installation, Mr. Reller addressed the association and spoke highly of the organizatVm's work. The following officers were installed: Adolph Blickwedel, president; John Zwiesler, first vice president; W. H. Bartel, second vice president; John NJewoehner, third vice president; J. Henry Bode, secretary; Anton Stolle, treasurer; Matt von Pein. John Koll, Fred Hackman, Matt Bricker. Walter Duning, Therman Beck, directors; Conrad Heath. Albert Morel. Arthur Brockman, auditing committee. A large attendance . was present. Luncheon was served, followed by a social hour until a late hour. Ohio News Flashes ! DAYTON A Tiov-et of gas was dis covered hv J. E. Barnes, well-driller, on the Wfrnriler farm north of DsytO". Tf tVlo. .tr)'-n niw, h'f Rnmifh it will To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Grove's LAXATIVE BROMO OUININE tablets. The genuine bears the signature of E. W. Grove. 30c. Advertisement RICHMOND THEATRE LAST TIMES TODAY ENID BENNETT ' in "The Woman in the Suit Case" Also Good Comedy SNUB POLLARD and DUSKY in a new one. The Best Always in Pictures OH, SAY! Now Look Who's Coming SATURDAY, JAN. 8 Matinee and Nite WASHINGTON THEATRE UCOMTEfif FLESHES OFTER THE SPJJPKUNG flttD CM MUSICAL PLRY . THE BRIGHT GORGEOUSLY EST SPOT MOUNTED J ON PRODUCT ION GUTTER ERY0PITB ING WHIP! MELODIES OF COSTUMES THE CHANGE OF COSTUME mat SCENE HUE BEWILDERING IN THEII? FREQUENCY fill UGHT3-LflUGHTEJ?-DflNCING M 6RL3 THE SAUCIEST SWEETEST GIRL Of Them All With Original Cast PRICE Matinee .... 50c to $1.50 Night 50c to $2.00 Plus War Tax -SEAT SALE NOW ON Prompt

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ment to be deputy state oil inspector to succeed A. C. Kurtz, Democrat. First Christian Church Election To Be Held Jan. 13 Election of officers and reports covering the activities of the past year will be made at the annual meeting of the First Christian church, Thursday night, Jan. 13. Families of the church will hold the annual church supper preceding the business meeting. The official board of the church en dorsed the action of the Ministerial as sociation, at a meeting Tuesday night, in inviting Billy Sunday to open revival services here in the spring of 1922. The Rev. L. E. Murray, pastor of the church is entering upon his eighth year as minister of the church - A fine of $1,000 or imprisonment for one year, or both, is imposed upon the driver of an automobile in Texas which injures a person and refuses to render aid to such injured one. Safe C for Forlnfants, Invalids and Growing Children The Original Food-Drink for All Ages

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MURRETTE THEATRE "Where The Star Twinkle First"

TODAY and If You Were Blind Would 'ROM PAUL POVUELL

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She Saw With Her Fingers Laura had been blind from babyhood, and,Iike all blind people, had learned to see with her fingers. The strange fate which gave back her sight to her took away the kind friends who had sheltered her, and she fell into the hands of a crook who conceived the idea of making her sensitive fingers open the combinations of the safes he wonld rob. But rescue came just in time. "EYES OF THE HEART" is MARY MILES MINTER'S most powerful picture.

Also Funny CHARLIE CHAPLIN in v "THE ADVENTURER" , Charley has more adventures than a soldier of fortune. , best of his classics. See it again.

Coming Friday and Saturday DUSTIN FARNUM in "BIG HAPPINESS rU AND SOME COMEDY f ADMISSION Evening, Adults 40 cents. Children 25 cents; Bargain Matinees, Adults 25 cents, Children 15 cents. t , Don't Forflet, Soon OTIS SKINNER in "KISMET u

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OXFORD, O., Jan. 5. Oxford is to have a corn and poultry show, Jan. 13 j and 14, In the new implement room of the Oxford Hardware . company. This was decided last evening at a meeting of townsfolk and farmers held at the Oxford National bank. Two organizations were formed, ona for the com" show, the other for the poultry show. The officers: . . ... Corn Show President, John F Gillespie; secretary, H. L Brown. Executive committee Elmer Kapp and ' Elmer W. Hinkle, acting with the president and secretary. .. Poultry Show President, J. D. Hutchisson; secretary, Frank Keller, executive committee Henry -Woodruff, Hugh W. Stephenson 'and Roscoe McCoy, acting with the president and secretary. : ; ,..:.. Before this meeting adjourned, a delegation of taxpayers of the town and township, which had been In session at the Farmers' State and Savings bank, dropped Into the corn and poultry meeting and a joint resolution wa-j adopted strongly protesting against, the movement to revalue the real estate of the county. Also the matter ; of organizing a grange in Oxford township was discussed, but no definite action was taken. GENERAL MIXES SIGNALS' By Associated Presa.) , : BERLIN, Jan. 5 The German newspapers publish a story from Prague saying a French general there stood ". at salute whil a band plaved "Die Wacht am Rhine." He is said to have thought It was the Czecho-Slovakian 1 national air.

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