Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 57, 15 January 1921 — Page 9

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., SATURDAY, JAN. 15, 1921.

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PREBLE CHURCH HEADS WILL ATTEND MEETING AT EATON SUNDAY

EATON, O., Jan. 15. Members of the Preble County Sunday School association will gather here Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Methodist church for the association's midwinter meeting. An important feature of the meeting will be submission, of a proposal to establish in Preble county expert and systematic supervision of religious Instruction. A committee has teen investigating the possibilities the last several weeks and it is expected some action will be taken in the matter in the meeting tomorrow. State Secretary Arnold, of the state Sunday School association, will be a prominent figure in the meeting. He officiated as secretary of the World Sunday school meeting In Tokio, Japan, and it is expected he will present an illustrated lecture on his trip to Japan at the evening session. To Establish Power Line. David Wolford has obtained from the county commissioners a grant to establish and maintain an electrical transmission line in Monroe township, to provide light, power, etc., for persons living along the route. The line will begin at the home of William Lee, corner of the Central road, and "extend southeast along the Stephens road for a distance of about one-third of a mile. Rural Life Conference. Preble county's second annual rural life conference opened here Friday evening in the courthouse auditorium, with Hoy C. Rogers, community service league, Lexington, Ky., as the principal speaker. Social, v home and Ftmilar community problems were dealt with by Mr. Rogers. The conference continued over today, with a morniog and afternoon session. The Rev. A. W. Hirby, of Concord, and Mrs, R. J. Scheid, of Eaton, in last evening's session were leaders in a discussion of advantages afforded by community welfare conferences. Good forms of recreation, place and equipment for recreation, etc., were dealt with in a round table discussion. Mrs. C. A. Burns and Mrs. H. L. Risinger contributed a musical program. Dr. H. Riley Spitler, of Eaton, presided as chairman. Dr. A. W. Freeman, 6tate commissioner of health, addressed the conference this morning, speaking on health problems. Dr. H. Z. Silver, of Eaton, and Miss Mary Ewalt, of West Alexandria, county health nurse, led a discussion of the subject of "Health." J. O. Dooliltle. head of the rural division of the State Sunday School f-Fsociation, spoke this afternoon. The program dealt with community religious activities, the Rev. Charles Irwin. ff Eaton, and Mrs. W. B. Cline, of Camden, leading a discussion of appropriate subjects. H. C. Mitchell, of Eaton, presided as chairman at the morning session, and E. C. Eikenberry of Camden, was chairman at the closing session this afternoon. Road to Be Opened. Favorable action has been taken by the county commissioners, after some delay, upon a petition seeking opening of the S. H. Goble road in Jefferson township, in section 16. In awarding of damages resulting from opening of the road, the estate of the late Susan E. J. McKee was given ?202 damages. Arranging Jackson Day. As yet, date for the annual Jackson day banquet, to be staged here by the Democracy of Preble county, has not been fixed, although the county ban

quet committee reorganized several j days ago and the usual committees to look after details of the dinner were named. The speakers committee has, been casting about for speakers, buti thus far no one has been definitely secured, members of the committee! state. After hearing the divorce suit of Irma Bianhiser, of Lewisburg, against I Armand Barnhiser Friday in common! pleas court, the judge announced that j he would neither grant nor refuse a I decree at this time. i He advised the couple to patch up their differences and try living toseth-, er again. The child is 1o remain in; custody of its mother, the father to j visit it at proper times. The wife was i awarded alimony of $8.50 a week and j the husband paid $152 to his wile un-j der a former order of the court. The ;

couple married three years ago, at which time he was 18 and she 17. He is a railway brakeman.

PRINCESS MARY NOW REPORTED ENGAGED TO HEIR OF RICHEST DUKE IN ENGLAND

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camp. The story, which Is by Julius G. Furthraan, tells what happened to Jim and the girl he loved, when he "got in wrong" with the sheriff. For the sheriff happened to-be. In love with the glrL too, and he was not exactly, all that a sheriff should. be. The film is said to be notable for the beauty of its settings. Trees grow 200 feet high in the redwoods and to -walk in the forest paths is like walking in the naves of great cathredals. , Clyde dc Vinna is responsible for the photography. Supporting Mr. Russell are Eileen Percy, a very attractive actress, who has Bince become a Fox- star; Frank Brownlee and Lon Pcff. . Emmett J. Flynn directed the picture.

Students Steal Ice Cream; -Miami University Head, 'Pays Mayor $25 Fine OXFORD, O., Jan. 1$. President R. M. Hashes, of Miami university, has paid Mayor J. S. Hughes $25 and costs each "for three students, members of the freshman class, charged with, having stolen 5 gallons of ice cream from Paol W. Barr.'g. factory last October. The boys pleaded guilty. . ' '' . ' Smallpox Case Reported. The first case of smallpox In many years has been reported. The victim is Mark Schultz, a senior in Miami university.-who lives with his parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Watson Schultz, in the village. Council Sells Bonds. The village council has sold to the Oxford National - bank an issue of 6,000 street Improvement bonds, 6 percent, at its bid of par, accrued interest and a premium of $10. There was no other bid.' -

STATE Q- A. R. ENCAMPMENT WILL BE HELD MAY 10-12 NEWCASTLE, Ind., Jan. 15. The date for the state G. A. R. encampment to be held her was announced today as May 10, 11 and 12. The date was established after a conference between Robert W. McBride, state com

mander, - and William A. Ketcham national commander, both of Indinl oils. The associated organizations of the G. A. R. will meet at the same time.- ... '

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Princess Mary of England and the Earl of Dalkeith. Princess Mary, only daughter of King George of England, is now reported engaged ttf the Earl of Dalkeith, oldest son of the Duke of Buccieuch. The earl is a lieutenant in the Grenadier Guards and will become one of the richest of English dukes when he succeeds his father. His family has long been at the head of the social set patronized by Queen Mary and has enjoyed friendly relations with the royal family.

THEATERS

(Continued From Page Ten.) prize for her figure in dollars and cents. Lorris was worried and sent a confidential agent to look for an honest, deserving young chap. Earle Williams plays the part of the engineer so kindly dealt with by fafe and gets out of the part all the whimsical humor and charm, which are its features. He makes the character a vigorous, wholesome, American type, ready for any adventure and not put out for more than a short time at the wonderful bounty a girl and millions which is thrust upon him. PALACE. Heralded as the best feature in which William Russel has .starrod, "The Man Who Dared," a new William Fox production with thn st nrv

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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday EDITH STOREY in "MOON MADNESS" A five-reel drama of how the Bohemian world of Paris claims its own. She was loved by a brave young Bedouin but she longed for the pffection of a Paris man of the world and paid the price.

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SUPREME VAUDEVILLE Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday MISSES SHAW and CAMPBELL In "MUSICAL MOMENTS". Two young ladies of class and refinement direct from the Keith big-time theaters in an unusually artistic musical offering. Direct from the Palace theater, Fort Wayne. HUNTER. RANDALL and SEN0RITA Tnree clever artists In a military travesty "ON THE MEXICAN BORDER". Lucille STEERS & BUNNELL Mary Louise Two talented young artists from Greensfork and Hagerstown in "ARTISTIC DANCE CREATIONS". Professional debut under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Kolp. Special music and stage settings. DAVE ROTH In "VERSATILITY", big-time presentation.

Wednesday Mat and Eve. "BUDDIES

A WHALE OF A BILL THURSDAY AND LAST HALF LINCOLN HIGHWAYMAN (5) F've peonle in a comedy and dramatic automobile playlet with double ignition which hits on six cylinders. Complete gfrae stage setting. The most pretentious and costly sketch we have ever booked. FREDDIE BFRRENS In "WORDS and MUSIC" Some act. AEROPLANE GIRLS

'UP TO THE MINUTE SENSATION lovelty with thrills. ,

a distinct aerial

VERNON AND COMPANY "A Ventriloquial Oddity" Yote: Owing to "BUDDIES" played Wednesday, the vaudeville, the first half only plays Monday and Tuesday.

Thurs Fri Sat- Sun.

EILEEN PERCY In "BEWARE OF THE BRIDE" The screen's most beautiful comedienne In the funniest picture of her :areer. Hubby was called away when Us honeymoon was just a month old. His bride went to a masquerade ball in a suit of armor. See what happened. Oh, Lady, Lady.

BCWARC OF THE BRJDE WILLIAM FOX FROCTUCTIOM

Last Times Sunday EARLE WILLIAMS In "THE ROMANCE PROMOTERS"

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SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Thomas Meighan in "MlljamDeMille's

PRODUCTION

Conrad in Quest ofMsyouti' The golden romance of a world-weary bachelor who fried to journey back. Back to the old town, the old love, the old glad thrill of life's springtime. Only to find the unyielding years standing In the way, until ? A picture to make you happy you're alive! Abo Showing

"MYSTERIOUS ST ANGER"

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Time of Shows Sunday : 1:00 2:40 4:20 6:00 7:40 9:20 ADMISSION Adults, 40 Cents;. Children, 20 Cents Tax Included

Wednesday and Thursday Ethel Clayton The City Sparrow"

With WALTER HIERS and CLYDE FILLMORE Can a city sparrow chirp In a country lane! Can love take a dancing daughter of the lights, set her down on a farm, make her happy at a Sunday school picnic? Come and see.

Friday and Saturday , Douglas Mac Lean; with : Doris May

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The Rookies Return Not about war, but a walloping war on gloom.