Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 109, 17 March 1921 — Page 7

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AUSTRALIA OPPOSED TO FURTHER UNION BY ANGLO-JAP TREATY

(By Associated Press) LONDON, March 17. New Zealand and Australia, says Sir John Findlay, are strongly opposed to the Renewal of the Anglo-Japanese treaty and he wants the home government ' to bear that fact in mind -when the question of the renewal of the treaty comes up for settlement. Sir John Is one of the leading statesmen of New Zealand. With Sir Joseph Ward he represented New Zealand at the last) Imperial conference in,191L He is now again in London. Would Draw Color Line. "The people of Australia and New

Zeaiand have made up their minds that their islands must remain a white man's country," he says in the Pall Mail and Globe. This is not my opinion merely ; it is a national conviction. They do not want emigrants from China, Japan or India. The color bar is definitely fixed and is a fundamental feature of our constitution. , We want the British Empire to recognize that fact and to respect it. "It is apparently difficult for the government of the great mother country, and possibly for .the people, to realize how great is the color question .with us New Zealanders and 'Australians. The Chinese come to us in small numbers, and we want their numbers to diminish rather than increase. Will Oppose New Treaties. "It has now come to this: New Zealand and Australia for in this matter we are all of one mind object emphatically to the renewal of the An glo- Japanese treaty. When that treaty was made there was some excuse for it. Russia was threatening India, while Germany 'was threatening Europe and America was too much concerned with the Monroe Doctrine to be dependent on'. The German and the Russian menace are now removed and as for A$ ,a, she is now ready to mate a common cause with us over the Japanese peril. " So there is no justification for a continuance of an undesirable treaty. "The subject came up before the last Imperial Conference, and in the coming conference I have every reason to believe it will be one of the most Important questions for consideration. This time it will have to be thrashed out thoroughly."

Inimitable Charlotte Here Tonight

The Theatres I i - "Linger Longer Letty" was written hy Anna Nichols. The story concerns Letty. a competent but ugly duckline, who is called upon by the members of the family to do everything from making ice cream to tying her father's neckties, but when it comes to parties and beaux, Letty is side-tracked by her sisters as a modern Cinderella. Finally Letty rebels with Jim, her sweetheart, who is also an ugly duckling, she stages a transformation scene and she and Jim become the most desired partners at all the dances. With their transformation Letty and Jim realize that they love each "other instead of the objects of their earlier desires. Charlotte Greenwood has a way of saying and doing thingrs that appeals irresistibly to the audience and uproarous laughter invariably follows. Miss Greenwood is supported by an excellent company, a well drilled chorus in brilliant costumes, and attractive stage settings add to the success of the play. . Mr. Morosco is sending the company and production direct from the Fulton theatre, and it will be seen in

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FEELING RUNS HIGH IN DISPUTED DISTRICTS OF UPPER SILESIA

CBjr Asn:clated Press) BERLIN, March 17. Upper Silesia, where 2,500,000 Germans and Poles will vote in a plebiscite on. Sunday, March, 20, to determine . whether that province shajl remain German or be annexed to Poland, is a rich stake. The two nationalities are contending for a territory about 5,000 square miles in area, or approximately the size of Connecticut. In one year 30,000,000 tons of coal were mined in Upper Silesia, and besides it has vast deposits of iron, zinc and, lead. The dispute over its possession

which results from the clause in the Versailles treaty providing for the plebiscite has made Upper Silesia one of the storm centers of Europe. The

situation there for many months has been tense, with both sides heavily armed, and the possibility of civil war always present. . The inter-allied council of ambassadors repeatedly postponed the election which even now seems fraught with grave possibilities. Rich in Natural Deposits. The loss of upper Silesia would be a serious blow to the industrial strength of Germany. . "It would be impossible to carry on the war except for the vast resources of Upper Silesia," declared the German chancellor, von Bethmann " Holl-

weg, m 1917. Assertion that without

pie's is also said to have been intensified by the fact that the large landowners and manufacturers in the disputed region are mainly German, while the Poles, for the most part, are workmen or small fanners.

Western College President Denies Applying For Porto Rico Governorship OXFORD, O., March 17 Dr. William W. Boyd, president of the Western college for women, denies the report sent out from Washington Tuesday by the Associated Press that he, on Monday, filed his application for the position of governor'of PortoRico. Dr. Boyd says he did call at the White House, but saw neither the president nor his secretary, nor did he make application for any public office. Fred R. Weiring, first assistant engineer of the state board of health.

ASTHMA IS ' DANGEROUS

was in the village yesterday inspecting the sewage disposal plant, Mr. Waring said that the plant was In excellent condition, and complimented Superintendent Michaels on his work. Purchase Oil Supply. The village council will pvychase 60,000 gallons of oil to be used this summer in oiling the principal streets of the town.. Council has also decided to proceed at once with the paving of

College avenue, from High to Spring .Mitchell, Ind

streets. Brick probably , will , be the material used.'. . 5 ' ? The young women of Oxford college yesterday elected officers of the student's self-government association for the coming year, as follows: President, Miss Kate Enplehardt, ml Collier. W. Va.; vice president. Mis Julia Gibbs, of Sioux Falls, S. D.; secretary. Miss Helen Benson, of Milford. Ind.;

treasurer, Miss Carolyn .Kelley, of

Folly to Disregard Its Warning Asthma is not only a disagreeable affliction but a dangerous one. The constant difficult breathing, the choked up

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Silesia's natural resources, "Germany drugs, inhalers, smokes, or douches

would not be able to redeem her

treaty pledges or to work out her own reconstruction," was emphasised beforethe Allied Reparations commission in London on March 1. The Germans, since 1740, when

Frederick the Great wrested the coun

&ivt;o uriiijvx tti y iT;iiri from the choking paroxysms and do not relieve or correct the real cause ! of the trouble. Instead get from A. G. 1 Luken & Co., or any druggist, a small bottle of Oxidaze (essential oil) tablets ', and take one at short intervals when-i

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Charlotte Greenwood Richmond theater goers are expecting a treat tonight when the curtain goes up on "Linger Longer Letty" in which Charlotte Greenwood herself will appear at the Washington theater Thursday night. Manager Bell reports that a record-breaking crowd is expected to witnesa the performance.

Richmond exactly as it was presented in New York city. MURRETTE. There came to the screen of the Murrette theatre yesterday "Mama's Affair," an altogether delightful feature. It is a First National attraction, presented by Joseph M. Schenck. in which the always refreshing Constance Talmadge carries off the stellar honors. It is the screen version of Racbael Barton Butler's Harvard university prize play, -which enjoyed a successful New York and road run last season. : The director, Victor Flemming, has succeeded in making it even more delectable than-in its play form,- which is paying a high compliment, as in its stage presentation it was adjudged by the critics to be one of-the brightest comedies of the season. The sparkling lines which gave the play such vogue, are preserved in the laughable titles, while the screen version, perhaps because of the camera, which has "all the world" as its

studio, gives wider scope to the scenes j

of merriment. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. "His Bridal Night," a rollicking.

breezy farce, in which Select pictures ' T . : Ali. T ,1 nn , V.

star, will be seen today at the First Presbyterian church. ' It is the story of Vi and Tiny,v twins in form and feature only, Tiny, to teach her flirtatious sister a lesson, runs off with her husband on their bridal night, much to the chagrin of Vi. Vi had thought that her husband was a bully and that she really did not love him until she found that she no longer had him. The picture has more action than a ship on a rough sea.

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"His Bridal Night" Also "An Overall Hero" A Chester Comedy FRIDAY NIGHT 7:30 One Show Only 7:30 Admission 25c

country into one of the greatest min

ing and industrial districts of Europe. Germany, it is claimed, cannot live without its coal. Poland, stricken and devastated, looks to Upper Silesia to save her economic life and make her a real nation. Hence the bitterness of the present struggle. Antagonism between the two peo-

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RICHMOND THEATRE TODAY katherine Mcdonald -in "THE BEAUTY MARKET" The American beauty in a story ihat presents a mystery and love plot that holds you throughout. And ELMO LINCOLN in "FLAMING DISKS"

St. Patrick's Day Thursday, March 17th Don't blame us if ycu are unable to get the seats you want at the last minute.

MAIL your orders now. Seats Monday. Evening 75c to $2.50 Oliver Morosco pre

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favorite comedienne CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD (Herself)

In Her latest musical comedy LINGER LONGER LETTY

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"Where the Stars Twinkle First" Theatre Beautiful TODAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY Constance Talmadge "MAMMA'S AFFAIR'

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Hold yo'ur hats on! She's found out a terrible secret about Mamma and now she's gonna try the trick herself to win a husband! YOU'LL YELL WHEN YOU SEE IT! Also Showing a Good Chester Comedy, "BEAT IT"

ADMISSION:

Evening: Adults 40c Matinees? Adults 25c

Children 25c Children 15c

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Hear Our Pipe Organ Our Concert Orchestra

"Belter Come Early"

TODAY AND LAST-HALF One ot the most elaborate and costly bills of the season. We had to book a strong show to follow the Elks Minstrels and here It Is SIX GIRLIE GIRLS 7 PEOPLE : ONE LUCKY FELLOW The REVUE Be LUXE A whirlwind of songs, dances, music, lavish costumes, pretty girls and gorgeous costumes. Following is the program in the order of appearance 1 Rose of Loraine Peggy Mcintosh and Moran Sisters. " 5 Jazz Dance Misses Horning Le Roy and Moran Sisters. 2 Violin Specialty Edythe Adams. 6 Pianologue Harry Slgman. 3 Solo Dance Sue Vollmar. 7 Dance Eccentric Moran Sisters. 4 Kid Impersonation "Peggy Mcintosh. 8 Song and Dance Peggy Mcintosh and Girls. Costumes by Mabel Shearer. Scenery by Sheppard, Chicago- . . -.

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