Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 53, 11 January 1921 — Page 7

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GRAMMAR ORCHESTRA

GIVES 13 NUMBERS A program of 13 short numbers will be given by the combined grammar school orchestra at its first concert, to be given in the high school auditorium at 8 p. m. next Saturday. Seven of the selections will be solos by performers picked from the orchestra's personnel. No tickets will be sold at the door. The prigram Is announced as follows: "The Siren" (march), orchestra. Violin solo, Georgianna Doan. "Auld Lang Syne," orchestra. Cornet solo, Cleo Homrighous. "Dearest" (waltz), orchestra. Clarinet solo, Sherman Bullerdick. Trio Barney, Helen and Lena Reddington. v "Over the Waves" (waltz), orches; tra. "Cello solo, Benjamin Bentley. Piano solo, Mildred Fox. Violin solo, Lloyd Outland. "Liberty's Sons" (march), orchestra. "America," orchestra and audience. Oliver Templeton Funeral Held at Brookville LIBERTY, Ind., Jan. 11. Funeral services for Oliver Templeton, about 80 years old, who died Sunday as a re sult of injuries received when he fell on the sidewalk while on his way to church, were to have been held from

the Disciple church at Brookville. Tuesday afternoon. Burial will be at Brookville. Mr. Templeton was taken to the home of his sister, Mrs. David Stanton, with whom he resided. He died a short time after being taken to his home. Mr. Templeton was a Civil war veteran. He resided formerly at Brooktft ville but for some time he had been Vnaking his home with his sister in Liberty a,nd daughters in Connersville. He is survived by two married daughters residing at Connersville, three brothers and one sister.

Boy Scoat Meetings Conform to Curfew The regular meeting hour of Troop Five of the Boy Scouts was changed to 6:30, to comply with the city curfew law, at the meeting held at the Y Monday night. There will be a special meeting Tuesday at 4 p. m. for boys wishing to take examinations. Mr. Cantwell. of the local high school, has been added to the troop committee. The ,Y has passed a law that all boys under the age of 16 years shall be out of the building at 8 p. m., due to the new city curfew law. Earlh am

The second number of the artist ! series being broueht to the college by i Prof. Garton of the music department ! will be given in Lindlev hall Friday I evening. Dr. W. R. Wedderspoon. pas- ; tor of the St. James M. E. church of Chicago will speak on the subject, "Beside the Bonny Briar Bush." Dr. Wedderspoon comes to Earlham highly recommended as a lecturer having met with pronounced success in his Interesting and worthwhile lectures. Beginning Friday the Hon. Stitt Wilson will deliver a series of lectures at the college on "Constructive Christian Democracy." The lectures will continue for three days. Mr Wilson JJjf' one of the leading speakers in America on religious and social problems. Twentv years of travel and study have fitted him for this work.

GRAND JURY INVESTIGATES SHOOTING OF DEPAUW COED GREENCASTLE Ind.. Jan. 11. The Putnam county grand jury in session here today. Investigated the shooting of Miss Hilda Varney. a DePauw coed by William P. Sackett. The jury also took un a probe of alleged bootlegging in Belle Union, a small town in Jefferson township. Tomorrow the grand jury will hear testimony of witnesses from Cloverdale on bootlegging and gambling, alleged to be carried on openly in that town. A report is expected Wednesday. OUT OF THE RACR TThn a person wakes up with a stiff back, has pains in muscles, aches In his joints, or has rheumatic twinges, he lacks ambition and energy and cannot do his best. If you feel out of the race, tired and languid, or have other symptoms of kidney trouble, you should act promptly. Foley Kidney. Pills help the Kidneys do their work and get out of the system the poisonous waste matter that causes so much trouble. They grive relief from sleep-disturbing bladder disturbances. A. G. Luken & Co., 626-638 Main St. Advertisement. RICHMOND THEATRE TODAY BILLIE BURKE in it Wanted, a Husband The class of comedy everyone likes. Pretty, petite Billie with all her charms. A romance for young and old. Also tho Comedy, "FOUR TIMES FOILED" Coming Thursday, Friday and Saturday WM. S. HART in "THE TOLL GATE" Kids' Matinee Thursday 4 p. m. TRACY'S Coffee Fresh Roasted Daily APPLES Per Basket, $1.00 E. R. BERHEIDE Phone 1329 244 8. 5th St. Free Delivery

Star in "Twin Beds"

Zaina Curzon Miss Curzon provides frown destroying and mirth producing fun in the comedy frolic "Twin Beds" announced for the "Washington theater, Thursday, Jan. 13. The special cast comes here intact from its run at the English theater at Indianapolis. The Theatres MURRETTE In all the length and breadth of fiction there is no more picturesque a character than Hajj, the beggar of Bagdad. Edward Knoblock, the playwright, made Haji famous in the stage version of "Kismet," and Otis Skinner, perhaps the best known and most popular actor in the country, immortalized Hajj during the years he gave life to this characterization on the stage. The Robertson-Cole Company has (limed the famous play, which will be run four days at the Murrette Theatre starting Wednesday and thousands of people in this city are going to have an opportunity of seeing Hajj, the beggar portrayed by no less a person than Otis Skinner himself. It is a safe prediction that the swaggering, crafty, adventure loving and amusing old Bagdad vagabond will win every one's heart and in the years to come when old plays are discussed, hi3 memory will be green. On the stage Hajj made an instantaneous hit wherever "Kismet" was played; the screen version will do that and more, for, on the screen Hajj has an opportunity far beyond the limitations of the speaking stage, and Skinner's interpretation of this role in the screen version will stand for a long time to come as the finest study in character work that the moving picture cameras ever recorded. MURRAY One of the finest actors on the screen was engaged by Norman Dawn for one of the most difficult character roles ever written. The actor is Thomas Jefferson: the story is "White Youth," in which Edith Roberts is starring and which is now showing at the Murray Theatre; the role is that of Francois Cayetane, a dissolute fop, a French Creole by birth, the survivor of three wives and, in his own estimation, the same gay Lothario at three score and ten that he was fifty years before. Thomas Jefferson is the sion of the Did You Ever Take Two Pills ? Not at the same time, but awhile apart? Were they the same kind of pills? Do you know that it would have been better for you if they had been different? Then you wouldn't have kept hammering on one organ. There is only one BEST way to take a laxative and that is all found in a fcinjile box of "Just-One." There are 20 DIFFERENT KINDS of laxatives in every box of "Just-One." Ask Quigley's Drug Store to tell you about "Just-One." Advertisement. SPECIAL PROGRAM Selznick presents ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN in the sensational love story "The Daughter Pays" Also RUTH ROLAND In the latest of famous westerns "RUTH OF THE ROCKIES" and for a laugh a roaring SUNSHINE COMEDY PURE Cream Suits Dry Cleaned and Pressed $1.25 Suits Pressed, 50c Carry and Save Plan jnp mii i r a r.

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late Joseph Jefferson, ode of the finest actors the English-speaking stage has ever known. Thomas began his stage career in his father's campanles at an early age and after the elder Jefferson passed away, he turned the country in the plays made famous by his beloved sire, such as "Rip Van Winkle," "Lend Me Five Shillings" and "The Rivals." He has also appeared in support of many of the leading Broadway stars. About four years ago he decided to locate In Southern California and occasionally appear in the films if the part was sufficiently ' interesting. Among the productions in which he has appeared on the screen are "Hands Up," "The Spenders," "Sis Hopkins," "Tarzan of the Apes," "The Beloved Liar," in which he was featured by Universal, "The Fencing Master," "Lombard!, Ltd.." "The Splendid Hazard." "The Forged Bride" and many others. MURRAY VAUDEVILLE You won't be disappointed, mister, If you go to the Murray the first half of this week. A variety of good vaudeville acts are presented, including comedy, music and a novel feature horsemanship. This combination is at once unusual and entertaining. Amid a whirl of dust and the smell of the farm, the five cowboys and two cowgirls in the wild west act present a smattering of comedy intermingled with lassoing feats. One norse which walks upon its hind legs receives merited applause from the audience. Comedy is introduced by a negro mammy very anxious to dodge the "wisked" heels of a frisky "hoes." With but one exception, the costumes worn are of western style. The straight represents a westerner who has just returned from life in a city. To see horses rushing across the stage floor of the Murray is "something different" The curtain is rung upon a scene of wild chaos Willie Lang is the favorite of the bill. Richmond audiences rarely fail to respond heartily to good music. When Willie shakes a "nasty stick" upon a xylophone, giving difficult works in composition, then swinging into popu lar tunes, he caries with him the ad miration of his hearers. Not content with his usual numbers, he is forced tn rptnrn In rpunnnce in pnrnrpfl. W nique and all of the high sounding phrases that go with it, but we do know a good man when we hear him. Dancing that is ugly, dancing that is coarse, yet dancing that is splendid

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A story of love, mystery and intrique of American circles at Washington. A stupendous production with thrills and comedy. See Carpentier box four fast, furious rounds. You have seen Dempsey, now don't miss Carpentier. Who will win at Havana? Judge for yourself. EXTRA ADDED FEATURE HAROLD LLOYD in "NUMBER, PLEASE" A comedy you can t afford to miss. A typical Lloyd comedy. Clean and real funny.

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from a certain point of view, features the underworld dancing of Cook and Valdare. Although we have never had ( the opportunity to view this kind of dancing before and we've seen several varieties -we will admit that it meets all that one's imagination would expect. Tumbling by the male member of the team, and trick bicycle riding by the young lady round out the act. Jimmle Green wins our choice collection of hand tinted postcards. I'm sure that it was he that, put us into a pleasant frame of mind for the entire bllL Even before the lights are thrown on for the first act he suddenly releases a nose-noise of some description, from back stage, which startles the unexpecting. From this point until his characterization of a Scotchman, he takes turns imitating a hen and rooster, especially all of their vocal qualities, is antics and weird nasal explosions keeps the house in an uproar. INCOME TAX BLANKS . EXPECTED HERE SOON Income tax blanks for 1921 will bo received within a few days by Albert N. Logan, collector of internal revenue, for this district, according to a statement made by him Tuesday. Although no blanks have been received as yet, the papers are expected to arrive within a short time as announcement was made some time ago that the government would issue the blanks Jan. 10. Several local corporations have received tax blanks direct from the government. The income blanks for individuals, however, will go through tho office and will be sent out on a mailing list made up here. LEITER'S BODY SHIPPED TO HOME IN CHICAGO (By Associated Press) NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 11. The body of Joseph Leiter, Jr., the 10-year-old son of Joseph Leiter of Chicago and Washington, who was killed yesterday by the accidental discharge of his shotgun while duck hunting on a marsh near the mouth of the Mississippi river in company with friends, was expected to arrive here today. It will be forwarded at once to Washington on a special train where interment will take place. LEARN HOW TADE DOLAN'S ENTERTAINERS 99 Children 25c Children 15c AcRoTro &nV The Store of Best Values For Finest Quality Glasses See

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DELEGATES CONSULTED IN STUDY OF CABLES ' (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON. Jan. 11. Temporarily deflecting its inquiry from the controversy between the state depart-! ment and the Western Union Telegraph company, the senate committee considering cable legislation today continued its general study of cable communications, with Walter S. Rogers, an American delegate to the international communications conference, called to appear. In addition to charges by Newcomb Carlton, president of the Western Union, that the British government was exercising surveillance over the American cable business, the committee session yesterday was enlivened by a direct contradiction by Acting Secretary Davis of an assertion by Mr. Carlton that the state department had called upon the Cuban government to For That COLJED' TTMtlra in a sick-bed. bUr doctor bins and sometimes life Itself are prtoea people pay for neglect of colds every year, w ny tare cmuot t When yon sniffle, sDeesa and suspect a cold, ret a box of Uctitnlna; tive Quinine Tablets right oft and stop the cold within 24 hoars. I.lchtnJnjr I a x m 1 1 Quinine Tablets are safe, pure, pleasant. No after effects. Never sicken or fripe. Welcome relief, rompt benefit. Drnrgista ruarante them, .only zc. 0 BISCUITS, MUFFINS, DUMPLINGS, PANCAKES, DOUGHNUTS All made from The Liberty Mills Self-Rising Biscuit Flour It's Guaranteed. Ask your grocer MURRAY Vaudeville BETTER COME EARLY Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra Today and Wednesday CHEYENNE DAYS "Wild West De Luxe" Five genuine "cowboys"; two "cowgirls" and six horses, including DELMAR, the greatest hind-leg walking horse in the world. Rope-spinning,, broncho busting and cowboy fun. Western stage settings. Fun and thrills. COOK AND VALDARE Parisienne underworld dancers offering L'Amour de L'Apaehe". Two high-class artists direct from the larger city circuits. WILLIE LANG The super-xylophonist playing the works of the old masters and popular melodies upon a slanting xylophone, which shows his wonderful execution. JIMMIE GREEN "Character Comedian" EDITH ROBERTS in WHITE YOUTH A five-reel drama of heart interest and youthful folly. Coming Thursday Ernie and Ernie; Two Carletons; Laurel Girls; Marion Gibney, and Earle Williams on the screen. FOR THE BLOOD At AH Drug Stores PHOTOS yxx main st fMcnnoNa tna CHIROPRACTORS G. C. WILCOXEN, D. C. C. H. GROCE, D. C. Phone 1603 35 S. 11th St. THE BANK THAT PROTECTS YOU Second National Bank

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MURRETTE Theatre Beautiful "Where the Stars Twinkle First" A Card of Importance to Patrons Every now and then it becomes our pleasant duty to announce to the patrons of the Murrette an unusual and wonderful treat which stands out prominently above the average run of presentations. Such an event is now about to occur here, and owing to the experience of "In Old Kentucky" we desire to serve ample warning to our patrons of an opportunity that should not be neglected. For years Otis Skinner has appeared on the stage in "Kismet." Robertson-Cole now present this drama far more extensively than the stage could present it in a big ten-reel photodrama. This production cost five times as much to produce as the average photodrama and requires far more time to project. Naturally you would expect the price to be advanced. Anderson paid 75c minimum to see it. Larger cities up to f 2.00, and never below 50c anywhere. Murrette patrons may see this extraordinary production at regular Murrette prices. In return for this, your appreciation can he shown by attending the matinees, or the lait performance at night, beginning at 9:00 p. m., to permit us to accommodate all that should see this extraordinary feature opening Wednesday matinee.

Washington Thursday, January 13th Night Only Millions Of People Have Already ScerV: and Millions Mop Will See The Funniest Play in the English Language

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