Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 93, 26 February 1921 — Page 9

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM,' RICHMOND, INC, SATURDAY, FEB! 26, 1921.

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FLEETS SEPARATE FOLLOWING FIRST JOINT MANEUVERS (By Associated Press) ABOARD U. S. S. NEW MEXICO, Feb. 26. (Via Colon) The Atlantic fleet has been separated from the Pacific fleet, and has sailed for the Atlantic, thus ending the first Joint maneuvers of the two fleets. The maneuvers, in the opinion of high naval officers have been a marked success. The experience gained at sea has been most beneficial, these officers declare. The battle tactics displayed by the combined fleets were regarded as particularly impressive. . Naval officers wirt hiavA ?nnA ashore at South'Ameri-

can ports where the fleets made stops, declare relations with --, the , foreign countries visited have been most cor

dial and express belief that much good has been derived from this portion ot the fleet's activities. Keen Interest

Keen Interest has been taken by the enlisted personnel of both ; Atlantic and Panif in fleets in the interfleet

athletic contests held at Balboa dur

ing the naat week in which the Pacif

ic fleet . won the navy - championship with an aggregate of 419 points to

358 scored by the Atlantic . iieec ims interest was manifested especially at the interfleet baseball games, won by the Pacific fleet team where the rooting excelled that at som.e world series games. ' Admiral Hugh Rodman, commander in chief of the Pacific fleet, will sail at midnight for Magdalena Bay, on the east coast of Lower California and PiehilinQue, at the southeast extremity of that peninsula. The main body of the Pacific fleet will sail for the north at noon today, joining the admiral's flagship, the New Mexico, off Magdalena March 5. The fleet will reach San Pedro, Calif.,; March 8, according to its schedule. - ' ,

THE GERMAN-3ELGIAN CLASH

3 TT FRANCE .Xi-jH;'

RED FLAG IS RAISED OVER PARIS COMPANY

PARIS, Feb. 2C The red flag was raised Friday over the big electrical works under construction ' at Genne-

yillers. just north of Paris, by workmen who refused to quit the place in spite of a lockout declared by the company.' A large fore of police and a mall detachment of troops were called out to . maintain ordei. The company had reduced wages, and the workers, it was claimed by the employers, had let down in their ef

forts. Therefore the lockout was decided upon. Louis Loucheur," minister of liberated regions, is Interested in the company. .,'

SEARCH OF 165 EMPLOYES LEAVES THEFT A MYSTERY TORONTO, Ont., Feb., 25 Search of 165 employes of the local office of

the, Bank, of Montreal, has failed to fcolve the mysterious theft of $8,169 in cash and fll.OOO in clearing house certificates, described by the police as an "inside Job." The Inoney and certificates were missing from the paying teller's cage Friday.; ".'The cage ' is heavily latticed with only a small opening through which business can be conducted. : - -..

Arrow shows AU-U-Chapellv where a Belgian military patrol tired into a crowd of Germans, Londo hears. . The Germans had assembled for a carnival and stayed on the streets after the Belgian curfew hour. Several were wounded. Aix-la-Cbnpelle la one of the German cities assigned to Belgium to hold tot five years, after which a plebiscite will be taken to determine its status. It was the headquarters for the German army as it invaded Belgium in 1914. -?;

CIVIL WAR VET WAS WHITE HOUSE COOK

TRy Associated Press) SANDUSKY, O., Feb. 26. Cooking for presidents of the United States pnd members of their households is just as easy as getting up meals for ordinary folks, ill the opinion of William Kdwards, who was white 'house . chef under Rutherford-n. Hayes and ! Benjamin Harrison.. Edwards teninornrily is at the Soldiers and Sailors Home near here. Edwards also was chef of the special train that bore McKinley from Canton to Washington in advance of the inauguration. One of his possessions 1 a sold watch, which McKinley presented to him in recognition of his services on the trip. Edwards was chef at a Toledo bote' when General Hayes was nominated for the presidency. He-was engaged as chef of a big jollification banquet Toledo Republicans gave the general after his nomination, according to his s?tory.' After the meal was over, Gnoral Hayes apnroached Edwards, ihe flatter said, and congratulated him on Hie "layout." Finally Hayes said, Edwards declar

ed, "Billy, if I am elected,. I want you; to cook for me at. the White House." "That's the story of my first trip to the White House," said Edwards. "When General Hayes was elected, he yeni for me." Edwards was working in an Indianaoolis hotel when Harrison was rhosen president. "He knew that I ' was in the White House with General Hayes, and asked me to go back with 1'iin." Edwards said. Edwards, familiarly known as Uncle Billy" was bom in Bridgeport, O.. April 16, 1833. and accordingly is nearing his eighty-eighth birthday. He is ;i civil war veteran. His father, the kite Michael Edwards, operated a hotel at Wheeling, in which according to Edwards, the Mr. Statler of present day hotel fame, got his start as a bellboy.

' Ohio News Flashes

LIMA Mrs. Marguerite Baxter, 31 years old, wife of Herbert F. Baxter, prominent business man, was killed instantly Friday afternoon near her home southwest of here, when an auto in which she was riding with' her husband skidded and was overturned. Baxter was injuried seriously by broken glass. tTOLEDO Four bandits this afternoon bound and gagged and then robbed Mrs. Peter, Jacobs of $4,000 worth of diamonds and $50 In cash at her home in the outskirts of -Toledo. . A brooch set with 20 stones and a twocarat ring was included in the loot. CLEVELAND -Arrest of a man giv

ing the name of Frank Rera, 19 years

old, in Akron on a charge of having

stolen automobiles,' has revealed what the local . police believe to be a ring

of automobile thieves here, and has lead to the recovery of five cars and the detention of three Cleveland men for investigation. . -

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Richmond Theatre THE HOME OF BEST PICTURES Sunday, Monday and Tuesday GEORGE FITZMAURICE PRODUCTION

"ON WITH THE DANCE

with

May Murray and David Powell A Paramount Artcraft Picture A Romance of Love and Home and of Pleasure's Pace that Kills on the Great White Way. Lavish Beyond . Description Every Scene a Revelation! Added Attraction Two-Reel Christie Comedy "WEDDING BLUES"

"Out of the Snows" A RALPH IKCE PRODUCTION A Romance in the Northland Also a Chester Comedy "FUNNY MONKEY FILM" Friday and Saturday, 7:00 and 8:13 ' r. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Admission, 15c

CHINESE GAME FOR CANADA VANCOUVER. British Columbia, FVb. 26. Chinese game may be imported into Canada in the near future. Ships touching Chinese ports have collected large quantities of Chinese game and have been doing a large, flouriushing trade in American ports.

WHALE SEASON PROFITABLE VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Keb. 26. The whaling season just closed has been one of the biggest catches in several years. Altogether 430 whales were caught by Vancouver island whalers during 1920. The majority of the whales were taken to the rendering plant at Kyuquot, British Columbia.

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PALACE

SUNDAY

Paramount Artcraft offers

art

in the best picture of his screen career

fhe Silent Man '

Here is Hart in his famous role as the leader of a gang of notorious outlaws : - A beautiful romance of - the West with Hart in a; thrilling bare-fist fight r ' A picture that will set you on the edge of your seat with excitement. "With It a new Sunshine Comedy .. ' ' . ' "A DpG GONE WEDDING" 30 minutes of smiles, laughs' and grins .

TUESDAY

Douglas Fairbanks in "Bound in Morrocco"

WEDNESDAY R B. Warner ( ."- - -in-l - "" "Haunting Shadows'1

TONIGHT

William Desmond in "The Broadway Cowboy"

Also a Big Comedy

Four

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"The Home of Big Productions"

MOUSlPLAVERS-'lASKyCORp:. PRESENTS

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Gilded gentry of the ''better sort!'- Prating of "social standing!" Defiling the church with their heartless hypocrisy ! Building their empty pride with the blood and toil of others! -f ; Vi And then that "other sort" of person! The hearthungry girl who finds the narrow path too. hard. The boy who tries, loses, stumbles down. , The poor who riot when their "betters" steal their homes.

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tJJpt Two mighty, human milestones, grinding out life, pll drama, radiant romance in the thrilling scenes SPpm A story of dark souls filled with light by the

"Woe unto you, Scribes and Pharisees hypocrites! For "ye cleanse -, the outside of the "'cup, -but withn they- are . full from extortion add ' excess." ) ' , - ' ' '

Time of Shows Sunday 1:00 2:40 4 i20 6:007:109:20

Admission

40c and 20c - v Tax Included

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