Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 97, 3 March 1921 — Page 11

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FACE UiUiVliN

ANSONIA LIGHT CASE

NEARS SETTLEMENT IN LATEST DECISION

GREENVILLE, March 3. Another step toward solution of the Ansonia light tangle was taken when Judge Jones, of Troy, before whom a" case had been in progress in common plea's court, decided that the Ansonia village authorities were within their lights when they brought condemnation proceedings in probate court here against the Ansonia Lighting company. The village last year issued bonds for the erection of a municipal light plant, and after the erection of same, brought suit - before Probate Judge Younker to condemn the poles, plant, wires, etc., of the Ansonia Lighting company, an organization which had up to that time been furnishing the village residents with light. Before the condemnation case could be heard, the Ansonia Light company filed petition for an injunction, which

was granted by Judge George W. Mannix, Jr. Judge Jones' decision automatically dissolves the temporary injunction allowed by Judge Mannjx, and plans to push the condemnation proceedings are being made by the village authorities. Tobacco Suit Dismissed. The case of J. E. Brown Leaf Tobacco company vs. J. S. Hoke, which was to have been heard before Judge Teegarden in common pleas court here was settled and dismissed. The action was brought following some trouble over a tobacco deal, in which Brown alleged that Hoke owed him $270 and interest at 8 percent from March 15, 1918. One of the largest consignments of tobacco ever delivered to Greenville was mad3 yesterday at the Cain Warehouse on Thirteenth street. The tobacco was- consigned to Newburg and

Co., of Hamilton, and consisted of tM) cases.

The price paid was 15 cents a pound,

totaling in the neighborhood of $33,000 for the entire consignment. The tobacco was purchased by Charles llaughman, of Ansonia. Mr. Baughinan will also receive a crop of tobacco at Ansonia today and one at I'nion City tomorrow.

The Theatres

MURRETTE In Eugene O'Brien's newtest Selznlck Picture he is once again the society gentleman and thoroughbred. He has never played to better advantagethan in -Worlds Apart," his latest Selznlck Picture, which opened at the Murrette theatre yesterday. - As Hugh Ledyard, a young fellow with faith in the goodness of mankind, he is very appealing. His faith shattered by the girl he loves when she marries a man with more money, he harbors a grudge against the world and determines to do something to hurt. He rescues a girl who has jumped into a river with the intent of killing herself, and these two, with the distrust of mankind uppermost in their minds, marry. They agree to live together and . present a brave front to those who have wronged them. However, Hugh is in darkness as to his wife's past. Astounding facts are unearthed when a servant in their house is accused of having killed a guest, a rough, uncouth upstart. The mystery is cleared in a unique manner, and the principals settle down to a life of happiness, having recognized their love for each other. MURRAY Senor Rafael Velasco was greatly annoyed by his daughter's refusal to marry the man he had promised her to. But unwillingness did not affect her father s plans, however, and he set the wedding day. Then came Bob Bellamy, a handsome and athletic young American, and upset Velasco's plans. He married the girl. The story is told , in "Diamonds Adrift," by Frederick J. Jackson, an Earle Williams Vitagraph production directed by Chester Bennett. It will

be shown at the Murray theater on j Thursday. . i

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Beautiful Norma Talmadge further substantiates the statement that she is the best-dressed woman on the screen in her latest Select Picture, "The Way of a Wonkiv" which comes on Friday to the First Presbyterian church. Never has Miss Talmadge been af

forded an opportunity to wear so many beautiful gowns, hats and wraps all creations of art as she is in this

latest picture, .an adaptation of the famous Eugene . Walter . play, "Nancy Lee." 'Bearing herself with her customary queenly grace, wearing her clothes , -like . few women know., how Id wear them, Miss Talmadge presents a picture that would enchant the most blase person in the world! y In a navy blue tricotine dress, embroidered in a Japanese " design of heavy gold thread, this charming star presents a picture of grace .and elegance. Another one of the many beautiful dresses that Miss Talmadge wears in "The Way of a Woman" is a white serge dress, large white pearl buttons and a sailor collar of Kolinsky being its only trimming. WASHINGTON The Marcus Show of 1920 contains more laugh producing episodes than any of the ten Marcus harlequinades that have preceded. . Mike Sacks and his able aid in drollery, Charles Abbate, are seen at their best. Their conceits are new for the most part. The Marcus Show of 1920 is due to appear at the Washington, Thursday. Abetting Messrs. Sacks and Abbate in their onslaughts on gloom are Bob Alexander, a s auve and well mannered light comedian, and Ruth Elmore, an effervescent comedienne who is not

STARTING SUNDAY

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only gifted with the power to make folks laugh but -is similarly blessed with comliness of-person. .,; SEALED MINE OPENED; -'- V -HOPE FOR MEN ABANDONED SPRINGFIELD, 111., March 3. Drills which have been - boring into the chamber of the Kathleen mine at Dowell, five miles- south of Duquoin, where seven miners have been entombed since last Wednesday, broke through last night, Hope that some of the men might yet be alive was abandoned when " state mine department officials declared the gases which escaped when" the drilfs broke through, were poisonous.

THIS WOMAN SUFFERED .Mrs. H. A. Leaman, Sturgin, Colo., writes: "I suffered with bladder and kidney trotrble for years. Doctored and tried everything No' help. . Finally a friend sent me Foley Kidney Pills. They helped me so- much I used 7 bottles. Now I feel fine. Spent sleepless nights. Suffered so it seemed I hardly could live. Recommend Folev Kidnev Pills to all who Suffer from kidnev trouble as I did." A. G. Luken & Co., 626-628 Main. Advertisement.

RICHMOND THEATRE TODAY and TOMORROW Aurora Mardiganian, the girl who escaped from ravished Armenia, in the great story of the torn people "AUCTION OF SOULS" A picture .everyone should see for the best interests toward the Near East and Armenian countries. Instructive and yet more plot than a novel. Snub Pollard Comedy And E. K. Lincoln in "Haming Disks"

OH, KID! What, Charlie? It's worth a year's hard work to see the world laugh at our big production, Yep, Charlie, and a few .tears are to be seen once in a while and they didn't think you would . ever do it. ' Starting Sunday We , Show at the 1

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Vaudeville

BETTER COME EARLY Plpa Organ Concert Orchestra Today and Last Half, u

7 TASMANIA 1J TROUPE ' I One man and six girls In an "Australian Acrobatic Novelty." Whirlwind acrobatic ground work, also aerial thrills, comprising an offering of wonder ment and suspense.

3 JOLLY, WILD Q and CO. O In "Who's Your Tailor?" It Is to laugh. Three clever artists" in a great comedy' skit, with special scenery. ' 1 .

ANGEL & FULLER In "Music and Chatter." Mr. Angel's character impersonation of a grumpy old man is a comedy classic, and when he plays "Grins" on . his clarinet he attains the peak of genuine comedy. One continual roar of laughs while they are on view.

HILL & QUINELLE A man and woman team in "Bits of Comedy and Novelty."

EARLE WILLIAMS In "DIAMONDS ADRIFT" Five-Reel Vitagraph Feature

COMING MONDAY Dunbar's Maryland Singers "Straight" Comedy Sketch Sol Berns Dealbert & Morton Tickets for Elks' Minstrels on sale Wednesday, March 9, at 9:00 a. m. "BETTER COME EARLY"

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Dresses New shipemeht just received in all the new models for Spring. No two alike, any color you want in the special lots at $14.98 $19.98 $25.00 $29.98 and $35.00

Extra Special Another shipement of Fine Serge Dresses, same value as advertized last week. Sizes 16 to 42. 30 to select from, mostly J) Navy Blue. Choice J ;

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The Man in the Closet " and while I was hiding In the closet, Ormsby plugged me, and I guess he thought I was dead." It was this confession at the very climax of one of the most sensational murder trials of the year that saved Ross Van Beekman's wife and proved to him that the little chorus-girl wife he had married and doubted and cast off was capable of a greater nobility than all of the rest of his aristocratic world put together. "Out of the Chorus' with Alice Brady, is one of the most, gripping pictures ever seen in this city. Also Showing a Two-Reel Torchy Comedy.

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,. ADMISSION

Evening Adults - - - 40c Children - - 25c

Bargain Mat. Adults - - - 25c Children - - 15c

Coming Tomorrow EUGENE O'BRIEN in "WORLDS APART"

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