Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 70, 31 January 1921 — Page 7

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I GREENVILLE, Jan. 31. Traffic on ho Pennsylvania lines through this ;ity was tied up for quite a while Satirday, due to the fact that a 'westbound freight was wrecked west of Gettysburg, and tracks were torn up or a considerable distance. The accilent was due to a broken draw bar on ne of the cars, seven of which, were !erailed. A wrecking crew was sent ut from the Bradford yards to clear way the debris. Pennsy Cute Force. Following their policy of retrenchlent, the Pennsylvania lines Saturday Ight laid off forty-eight men at Bradard. The men were employed in the ar shops. Club House Plans Ready. F. D. Coppock, Vharles York and Walter Meeker, trustees of the Greenfile Country Club, announce that the !ans for the club house to be erected n the golf course east of town next firing. The club house when finished ill be modern in every particular, nd it is said that this city will have nc of the best course in shape, which i still in a crude condition. The new ub house will have showers, lockers, fine dance floor, and every conven;nce for tho members. The indoor rlf lessons under the supervision of Ir. Harbert, the professional golfer mployed by the club for that purpose, re progressing nicely, and many iembers are taking advantage of lem. Many people are to be seen on le course on nice days at this time. Ten though it is still in a very poor jindition. Court News. IHerschel Cloyd vs. Thomas Artnaist. Damages amount claimed, $10,)0. Mannix, Crawford & Billingsley, iforneys for plaintiff. Edward Passmore vs. Nell Ttelgle id Ola Reigle. Damage $2,000. G. T. Porter, attorney for plaintiff. W. E. Cable vs. The Dayton, Toledo

nouni ciaimea, jxiannix, -awford &. Billingsley, attorneys for aintiff. W. E. Coble vs. The Dayton, Toledo Chicago Ry. Co. Money and dam:es, amount claimed, $344.44. Mannix, -awford and Billingsley, attorneys for laintiiT. iDaniel Flory vs. Minta White jaight et al. Execution of deed asked. annix, Crawford & Billingsley, atrneys for plaintiff. PROBATE COURT Laura Bailey was appointed adinlstratrix of George A. Bailey, debased. Bond $12,000. Frank Poeppelman. executor of the 111 of Auton Wimmer, deceased, filed ventory and appraisement. Same ed petition to determine inheritance jX. , Order of appraisement of real estate sued to Alice M. Dapore, executrix ' the will of August Dapore, deceased. Peler F. York, filed election to tr.ke rlr r will of Mary J. York, deceased. C. O. Martin, guardian of Daymond oyer et al. returned order of private ile of real estate. Same continued r confirmation until Jan. 28. Sale of real estate confirmed and ed ordered made to purchaser fn enry Layer estate. A. T. Marker, guardian of Caroline Ders, returned order of appraisement real estate. Frank Poeprelman. executor of the ill of Anton Wimmer, deceased, filed 'tition to sell real estate. A. T. Marker, guardian of Caroline pers. filed additional bond in the sum $2,000. Order of public sale of real tate. Deed of assignment from Jesse M. ong to George W. Mannix, Jr., filed. George W. Mannix was appointed aspnee of Jesse M. Mong. Bond 0.000. George W. Mannix. Jr.. assignee of see M. Mong. Bond. $10,000. H. L. Skidmore, administrator of e estate of W. A. Lohman, deceased, ed first account. Daniel Yount. administrator ' de mis non with the will annexed filed w bond in the sum of $1,000. Cassie Brlney, guardian of John V. lomas, filed additional bond in the m of $2,100. Order of public sale real estate issued to said guardian. Ephriam Sullenbarjfer was appointi guardian of Edna Sullenbarger et . Bond $100. G. T. Reigle, administrator of the tate of Elizabeth Heffelflnger, deased, filed inventory and appralseent. Application filed to admit will of ?uben Brown, deceased, to probate id record. Hearing January 28, 21. Marriage License. Clarence F. Beiries. 21. Versailles, . and Fdith I. Humrichouse, 23, Ver.ilies, O. Cl"m Edward Brewer, 22. Stelvldeo, . Ruth Mary Marker, 19, Slelvideo, h'o. lElzo T. Ramum. 23. T'niort City. O . Hi Hazel Irene Neff, 22. Greenville, Ih io. Wni. P. Robertson. 2S, Twin Towntip, nnd Lulu C. Reichard, 27, Twin -''nshln. Carl Blackburn. 24, Grepnville, O., rt Flva Dunn. 21. Green ville. Vrn. P. Robeson. 2S. Twin Town- !.. ?"d Lu'u E. Reichard, 27, Twin tuddy Cheeks SparklingEye3 Most Women Can Have Says Dr. Edwards, a WeH-Knowa Ohio Physician Dr.F.M.Edwards for 17 years treated cores of women for liver and bowel ailnents. During these years he gave to lis patients a prescription made of a ew well-known vegetable ingredients nixed with olive oil, naming them, . Edwards Olive Tablets. YouwUl aiow them by their olive color. These tablets are wonder-workers on he liver and bowels, which cause a ;6rmal action, carrying off the waste ind poisonous matter ia one's system. It you have a pale face, sallow look; lull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, head(ches, a listless, no-good feeling, all out f sorts, inactive bowels, you take one Dr. Edward3 Olive Tablets nightly pr a time and ncte the pleasing results. I Thousands of women and men take ?r. Edwards Olive Tablets the sucssful substitute for calomel now and

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The Theatres WASHINGTON. Enid Bennett, whose gowns are always chosen witn rare discrimination, wears a number of interesting and distinctive costumes in "Silk Hosiery," her latest Paramount picture, which is featured at the Washington theatre Monday. In the first part of the picture, she is a veritable Lady of Gold, from the top of golden -curls to the tip of her golden slippers. There is a sheath of golden tissue, very straight and slim, and a flowing drapery of long, winglike sleeves of brown chiffon, bordered with gold. The neck is outlined with a narrow band of brown fur, and the whole is a lovely golden dream. In subsequent scenes she wears a charming pink brocade and lace creation, made on youthful bouffant lines. Pale pink is one of Miss Bennett's favorite colors, because "it always seems to mean happiness." With this costume she wears an attractive pink hat, an elusive thing of tulle, with bands of silk rosebuds. And last, but not least, is the beruffled blue parasol, which gives the needed accent to the whole costume. , "Silk Hosiery" provides a feast for the eye, and will thrill the feminine hearts with its flutter of laces and feathers. MURRETTE. "The Truth About Husbands," which opened its engagement at the Murrette theatre yesterday, is a film version of the famous stage play, "The Profligate," by Sir Arthur Wing Pineri, whose brilliant dramas have held the boards for several past decades. It is a Whitman Bennett production, released through the Associated First N'ational Pictures, Inc., and directed by Kenneth Webb. The cast is particularly worthy of special mention. The following roles were especially well handled: Janet Preece by Anna Lehr, Duns tan Renshaw by Holmes E. Herbert, Mrs. Stonehay by Elizabeth Garrison, Leslie Brownell by May McAvoy, Hugh Murray by Richard Gordon, Lord Randolph by Ivo Dawson, Wilfred Brownell by Arthur Rankin and Irene Stonehay by Lorraine Frost. Suburban LEWISBURG, O Mrs. V. O. Rookstool spent a few days at the home of her son, Earnest and family, west of town Mrs. John Thompson and children of Germantown were guests of her parents, Henry Chambers and wife over Sunday.. .. .Jo Rice spent from Friday till Monday in Middletown with her sister, Mrs. Joe Singer and husband.... Mrs. Price Miller is suffering from a cracked rib which she received in a fall last week J. E. Myers is in Columbus this week attending a lumberman's convention.... Wilbur Hoerner arrived Wednesday from Earlhanj college for several days' vacation Alfred Archer and wife of Columbus are visiting his parents, V. J. Archer and wife .F. E. Beck has sold his farm east of town on the National road to Al Basor of Brookville. Mr. Beck is at present in New York, looking over farming prospects with a view to buying.... G. G. Clevenger of Union City visited with his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown, the latter part of last week. . . .Mesdames Walter and Arthur Farra and Mrs. Trittschuh and daughter were Greenville visitors Tuesday The medicine show which appeared at the opera house al last week, was greeted by capacity house every night. They sold a large quantity of goods. Miss Florence Sweeny won the wrist watch in the most popular girl contest Mrs. Daniel Locke spent from Friday till Tuesday in Middletown with her daughters and families Mr. and r 1 1 Where there is a persistent cough or general rundown condition, there Scott's Emulsion is a positive help. Scott & Bowne. Bloorafield. N. J. ALSO MAKERS OF ff (Tablets or Granules) Q Jj2sindigestionJ Try the Soft Water Wash Way

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IS. IT T Mrs. Feme Wilson of near Greenville visited Mr. Wilson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Wilson the first of the week ....Mrs. Hammond of Conneautville, Pa., who has been visiting her son, M. H. Hammon, and family for six weeks, left Monday for Detroit to visit a daughter. .Mr. and Mrs. John Floyd were guests of their daughter, Mrs. Henry Chambers and family of Richmond over Sunday. .. .Dr. and Mrs. Stubbs Of Celina spent Tuesday at their farm, south of town. .. .Charles Floyd was a Brookville visitor Wednesday. .. .Mrs. Ed Gray and Mrs. Fry of Eaton spent Wednesday here with tie former's mother, Mrs. Keltner.... Mrs. Louisa Brown of Germantown and daughter, Mrs. Helen Shafer of Dayton were "guests of the former's sister, Imo Singer Monday. .. .Frank Rediger of Dayton Is visiting at the home of his brother-in-law, Benjamin Buehner Mrs. George Fortney of New Paris visited over Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. T. E. Garreth Russel Bauman is quite ill with an attack of quinsey The Parent Teachers' association, with the assistance of the Commercial club, will give the people of Lewisburg and community a treat on the evening of Feb. 3. They are bringing to you Dr. Thomas Bruce Birch of Wittenberg college with his most excellent lecture "The Pupil, His Nature and Nurture." The lecture will lightful evening was enjoyed Mrs. will be no admission fee but a silver offering will be taken Farm meeting to be held in Eaton at the courthouse Saturday, Feb. 5. MILTON, Ind. The minstrel show to be given at the Milton Christian church will be Feb. 9, instead of Feb. 2, as previously announced Mr. and Mrs. Shuman Jones of Richmond were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones Tuesday afternoon Miss Lela Morrow attended the annual meeting of the Alumni association of graduate nurses of Reid Memorial hospital at the hospital Wednesday afternoon . . . Mr. George Bird, of Oklahoma, who hase been visiting his sister, Mrs. Henry Hoover for several weeks, has gone to Greensfork to visit relatives. Mrs. Malinda Barton left Tuesday morning to spend several weeks with her son Frank Barton and family in Chicago Mrs. Ellen Bragg of Greenfield is visiting her nephew Frank Callaway. . .-.Mrs. William Hussy and family spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. John DuGranrut The audience was delightfully entertained with the play given in Grange hall Wednesday night by the Bentonville young people. The songs between acts and music by the orchestra received much praise... iiaiiui:ifiiiuiiiitiiiHiiHimtiiiiHifniiiiiiiHuittiiiiiiiuuiiiiiiuMiuraiiiiiiii Aditorial SPRING SKIRTS There is nothing new in Skirts except the low prices. 1 Skirts have been as smart and attractive as they could be for several 1 seasons, and considering the limited field for de1 signing and trimming, there is little left to do to make them more salf able. All Skirts, or perhaps I had 1 better say almost all, are plaited in knife, side or box I ' effects. HI We are showing all - wool Serge PLAITED SKIRTS from 14.95 up and fancy allwool PLAID PLAITED SKIRTS from $4.95 up 618 Main Street

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-Ho-1 Pouchy IT VAS A . IampShadg. BRITISH MATRON IS POPULAR HERE IN U. S. CAPITAL Mrs. John Joyce Brodcrick. Mrs. John Joyce Eroderick. wife of the commercial counselor of the British embassy, is said to b one of the most attractive nnd popmai hostesses iti the dinlrmnt'c lirclr Mrs. James Baker is seriously ill.,.. Mrs. John Coyne and Mrs. Benton Wagnor returned Wednesday from the sanitarium at Delaware, Ohio.... The little daughter of John Conwell who was operated upon for appendicitis at the Connersville sanitarium Tuesday, is improving. NEW PARIS, O. Miss Lucile Black was the guest of Miss Doris Collins last Tuesday night Misses Helen and Mary Viets, Miss Helen Harris TODAY Rex Beach's Great classic of the great southwest "The Heart of the Sunset" Full of heart throbs, adventure and excitement. Also a Big Comedy "A Birthday U3 Tangle' NOW SHOWING.

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ANNOUNCEMENT of GANCEL ATION The management of the Washington, after having the opportunity of seeing the musical comedy, "Dardanella," which was to have appeared here Feb. 1, has, in the interest of its patrons, seen fit to concel the show. It is the Washington's policy to only book and show nothing but good, .highly moral plays, and, after having seen the performance "Dardanella," the management felt that it could not, in justice to themselves and patrons, allow the showing at this theatre. All who have purchased thickets for this performance can either have their money refunded or by paying the difference in admission obtain seats to Guy Bates Post's "Masquerader," Feb. 8th, matinee and night. Seats on sale now. ,

and Miss Mary Thompson were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thompson, of Dayton. . .Miss Dorothy Brown, of Centerville, was the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Brown and their guests spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr3. Emanual Timmons Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clark were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Clark Miss Ruth Wagner spent last Tuesday night as the guest of Miss Ruth Curry Miss Effie Eby, of Bradford, was the house guest of Miss Helen Biles last week-end. Miss Biles and Miss Helen Sawyer entertained the B. G. I. C. in her honor Saturday evening at the home of Miss Sawyer. About 18 members and guests attended, and a deMiss Dorothy, of Greenville, Charles Laura Via returned to her home near New Madison Saturday evening after spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Northrop and family. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Irvin, of Dayton, have received news of the recent birth of a son in their home... Miss Juanita Dwyer was the week-end guest of her aunt, Mrs. Julia Baumgardner, of Richmond. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Roy Watt and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Markey. Charles Burtch returned to his home in Chicago Tuesday morning, accompanied by his mother, Mr? Anna Burtch, who will make an ex tended visit there Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leftwich. Miss Myra Eyre, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martin and daughter, IsMs Dorothy, of Greenville, Charles Burtch. of Chicago, and H. W. Burtch, of Dayton, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Anna Burtch Mrs. Cora Richards and son John, of Cedarville, have been spending the past week with C. M. Wilcox Misses Theresa Crose Grose and Katherine Relnheimer en Money back without quetttoa If HUNT'S S.tve fall in xhm treatment of TCH, ECZEMA. RINGWORM. TETTER other ' tcbme (kin diseases. Try ' 7 cat box at out na. P. 4 S. Drug Co.. 9th and Main WASHINGTON Matinee and Night TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8 Richard Walton Tully presents GUY BATES "The Masquerader" Original cast and production Intact on transcontinental tour, including Thematic Music, massive double revolving stages, two complete mechanical crews, triple electrical equipment, requires three cars to transport. How to Order Ticket by Mail Send cheque or postoffice money order to manager of the theater for the amount of ticket purchase, PLUS war tax of 10 per cent. Enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope to avoid error in namo or address. Mail orders filled in order received. You thus avoid waiting in line at tho ticket windpw. PRICES: Night and Matinee, $3.00, $2.50, $2.00, $1.00 ENID BENNETT -in 99 "MY GOODNESS"

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tertained the Sunday school class with a "kid party" in the Christian church parlors Thursday evening. About 18 young people were present, and a jolly evening was spent. LOSANTVILLE, Indiana. Frank Thompson is back at his old post as cashier of the bank here. His family. It is underrtooa, will return here as soon as the schools close at Hagerstown. John Chenoweth, who has served the bank so long r.nd faithfully, has retired and after a short vacation will take up otber work. He went to visit hiS father in Jay county on Friday. Louis Johnson will continue in the bank as bookkeeper. The protracted meeting at the M. E church closed last Sunday night Mr. and Mrs. Grank Beeson were called to Eaton, Ind., early this week be-i cause of the illness of their little grandson The Junior class of thei high school has signed up for a Lyceum course next year. The flrst number will be given in October.... Mr. and Mrs. Ves Sulteen entertained i Miss Martha Gaines at supper Tuesday evening. . . .William Conner, a sec-1 ond year high school pupil, took first! BRONCHITIS DAt bedtime rub the throat and chest thoroughly with Vapo rud Otxt 17 Million Jan (W MURRAY Vaudeville BETTER COME EARLY Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra Today, Tuesday and Wednesday JOHN F. CONROY and SISTER LILLIAN The world's greatest life saver with 137 lives saved to his credit in "VAUDEVILLE'S PARAMOUNT AQUATIC DIVING AND POSING SPECTACLE". All feats in an immense tank of water surrounded by gorgeous stage settings, and interspersed with singing and dancing numbers. An act ARTISTIC, NOVEL and BEAUTIFUL. LARRY COMER Former star of "Miss Nobody from Starland" in "AN INTIMATE SONG REVUE SOME OLD, SOME NEW". The "Beau Brummel of Songland" in an act of class and merit. CONROY & O'DONNELL Two comedians In "THE PARCEL POSTMAN", a blackface comic and his partner in songs and comedy. JEAN and ARTHUR KEELEY In "FUN IN A SPORTING GOODS STORE", a comedy athletic novelty. LOUISE LOVELY in "Partners of Fate" A five-reel drama of a young couple shipwrecked upon an un-. inhabited island. Coming' Thursday Weston's Models; Basil Lynn and Howland; Weber, Beck and Frazier; Jerry and Gretchen O'Meara. Another big-time bill.

prize on white corn, and OrvUle Hola. day first prise on yellow dent corn at the corn contest held In connection with the Farmers" Institute at Modoc. ....Misses Mamie, Marie, Naomi and Ruth Wiggins sang at the Institute at Modoc, and Miss Margaret Lumpkin played a violin solo, with Miss Julia Brewer as accompanist. . .Misses Alice Nichols and Martha Gaines were guests at the home of Mr. Ray Llndsey last Thursday night Mr. Yeager of Terre Haute, and Mrs. Cushman of Canton, Ohio, brother and sister of Mrs. Grimes, have been the guests of Rev, and Mrs. Crimea thia week. Fop Irritated Throats take a tried and tested remedy oat that acta promptly and effectively and no opiate. You get that remedy by asking for DICHMO JLV THEATl ND THEATRE TODAY NORMA TALMADGE A wonderful screening by thia popular etar "A DAUGHTER OF 2 i WORLDS" Also -A Big Christie Comedy "Don't Bame the Stork" Some Fun! Murrette "Where the Star Twinkle First' TODAY and TOMORROW A Burst of Truth Thru a World of Sham fair Whitman Bennett's big sensation rends the double standard! It blazes a trail of truth through husbandly hypocrisy! .It's magnificent entertainment, every moment of it. A First National Attraction ADDED FEATURES EDDIE BARRY in a 2-reel Christie "SHUFFLE THE QUEENS They change wives, and. Oh, Boy! You come you'll laugh. ADMISSION: r Evening Adults, 40c; Children, 25c Bargain Matinee Adults, 25c; Children,, 15c

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