Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 163, 20 May 1921 — Page 10

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HEW CHURCH UNION MAY RESULT FROM

INDIANA CONFERENCE

The Theatres

" (By Associated Press) ;1 "WINONA LAKE,, Ind.. May 20. A constitution calling for the union of the Presbyterian, and Reformed churches in the United States into an " organization known, as "The Presbyterian Reformed Churches in Amer- ' ica'r will be submitted In connection ' with the report of the special committee on church co-operation and union, at Jtbe session of the . Presbyterian gepejsembiyv here , today. ;"v j?-1pr9Xbied constitution provides fpriie'runichuf chesTJt function th rough - an, assembly which shall .be known as "The United Assembly of the Presbyterian Reformed Churches of America." This assembly will represent in one body all the constituent churches ' and will "constitute a bond of union, peace and - correspondence among all the congregations and judicatories of the constituent churches. It will be a declarative, administrative and judicial agency of the united body, but shall exercise only the powers delegated to it,? in the proposed constitution. -f Includes Five' Churches The five churches holding the Presbyterian system affected In this union include the following!.. The Presbyterian church in the U. S. -A. (Northern), the Presbyterian Church in the U. S. (Southern), the Reformed Church in America, therReformed Church in the U. S. and the United Presbyterian church. , ' . The special committee also reported on the Federal Council of Churches in America,,! the. world conference on Faith and OrderV: the world conference on Faith and Life and the Council on O r g a n. i c-i.-;.; Union.:'.' of Evangelical Churches.: ' Referring to the Question of Evangelical union, the committee offers no recommendation, pending the action of the Presbyteries to which an overture on organic union was sent down by the last general assembly. Cambridge City Church Women WUl Stage Play CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., May 20. The Christian church -women's board of missions will give the' play entitled "The Ministers Wife's New Bonnet," at the churcbFriday night. , The cast of characters follow: . " ' Rev. Grufidy, . C. M. Sowers : : Hepsibah Grundy.' Mrs. A. H. Hodson; Sam-

antha Slick, Mrs. Edna Hangley; No-j

danna Simkins, Mrs. John Schied; Penelope Perkins, Mrs. Squire Cornthwaithe; Agatha Squalls, Mrs. Ralph Tague; Cayenne Pepper. Mrs. Mollie Johnson; ,, Depbe Hardhahear, Mrs. Thomas Bird; Vivian Walker, Miss Marie Boyd: Always Knoxit, George Babcock ; Billy Butcher. Tommie Jones; Hugh Howler. Reginald Dale. Special musical numbers.

DOG. IN PARACHUTE, DROPS 1.60Q FEET FROM AIRPLANE RANTOUU 1lU May 20. Bing.: a fox terrior,"inade a descent of 1,500 feet in a parachute from an airplane at Chanute field today. When Bing landed he. worked himself free from his harness,; overcome another dog set to prevent'hlsunward iuniey and ran to headquarters with a message carried in a pounch suspended from his neck. The performance was to show the practicability of using dogs to carry messages when an airplane is unable to land. Bing was dropped off of a wing of the ship by Serg. A. G. Shoemaker. '

SATURDAY. Washington "Buried Treasure" 'with Marion Davies. Murray Gladys Walton in "All Dolled Up"; Vaudeville. Murrette Lionel Barrymore in "The Great Adventure." SUNDAY. Washington "Too Wise Wives." Murray Gladys Walton in "All . Dolled Up"; Vaudeville. Murrette Wesley Barry in "Bob Hampton of Placer."

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WASHINGTON. You will be transported to the picturesque days of pirate ships, of muti nies and gay romance in Marion Davies'latest' Paramount . picture. "Burled, Treasure. which is, featured at the Washington Theatre. ' More than f 250,000 was pent for the lavish Joseph Urban sets, the hiring of thousands of extras and the star's jewels and costumes. It is from F. Britten Austen's 6tory concerning the theory of reincarnation, . published in Hearst's Magazine. r. - i MURRAY. A romantic, love story spurred at a fast clip through a series of dramatic situations is. the offering at the Murray Theatre. JwhereAll Dolled Up'! began its local engagement last night before a large audience drawn by the irresistible appeal of Gladys Walton. Regardless of thet.popularity of the star, however, a screh story must be good, and in selecting "All Dolled Up" a fortunate choice. ; was . made. How well the feature was liked was manifested last night by the spontaneous applause of the audience. , "All Dolled .Up" shows Miss Walton as a little shop girl with a dream that some day a fairy.prince would come into her life to j.take her from 'the round of drudgery., that fate, exacts, from her for a scant living. j MURRAY VAUDEVILLE. Standards which if maintained (and we have the assurance that they will be) mean much to the vaudeville followers, are set by the four acts playing the Murray the last half of this week. Acts better than any of those showing have been seen on the local stage, but seldom has there been better quality displayed throughout all four acts. ' ; . Clayton and Letinle.. and Weisser and Relsser just about split -even In the public's favor. However, Clayton and Lennie headline the bill. . 'Tis a team of boys, one' decidedly' English, and the other bent entirely to the task of whipping fun out f.the-,"cleva fellow.." Their antics and .satirical song finds instant approval.: . Rivaling for first honors is the black face comedian and the tan skin comedienne. They carry a line of jokes and songs in keeping with their act. "I've Got the Landlord Blues," by the comedian, strikes a popular chord. "If Times Don't Get Better, .the; Stealin's Going to Begin," wins ap-i

plause. The two are excrutiatingly funny. Bicycle and unicycle stunts with an edge over others you may have witnessed are presented by Time and Ward. Most of Time's tricks .are performed upon flights of steps. The young, lady is pretty. Hasso ' and Company deal in . juggling novelties. Rasso is responsible for a series of the best juggling thicks offered in vaudeville. Performing impossible balancing features, he makes each one a success. Gladys Walton in "Ail Dolled Up," is the film feature MARVIN. "

TUXEDO FRONT IS POPULAR SWEATER STYLE THIS YEAR

The Home Garden

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1921.

may not become yellow from other causes, and to check up one's judgment it would, of course be necessary to cut across the stems with a knife in order to make sure. In case diseased seedlings were found in a lot it would be well to discard the entire lot since this would indicate that the disease might be present in other plants and yet not be in a stage sufficiently advanced to permit of its detection. The only practical way of guarding against the Introduction of this disease with purchased plants is to carefully examine the whole lot and if any show suspicious yellowing of the leaves and the browning inside the stem, refuse to purchase or at least do not use any of the plants In this lot. I may 6ay that this is undoubtedly not as easy as it sounds and probably is not practiced by any growers. Nevertheless I am confident that the disease is spread Jo a large extent in this way. If you observe suspicious cases I should be glad to have you

: The pretty wool sweater coat of Harding blue is made with tha popular tuxedo collar. It was tha crossbar weave and has a narrow braided belt and pockets. It is jus: the coat needed to wear with summer sports skirts.

The following letter is submitted by the Purdue university agricultural experiment station: The unmistakable symptom of Fusarium wilt on a tomato plant is the presence of a brown discoloration in the ring of veins or fiber vascular bundles in the stem and this can be detected only by cutting across the stem with a knife, in which case the presence of the brown ring is apparent. Of course in the plants in the field we have the more advanced symptoms, such as the wilting and death of the leaves and the stunting of the plant, with which you are undoubtedly familiar. To detect this disease in its very early stages among seedlings, it is obviously a very difficult proposition. I should say that the first and most outstanding sign would be a yellowing of the leaves on one side of the plant and especially a one-sided yellowing of the leaves themselves. This seems to be a typical sign of the wilt disease. By this I do not mean, however, that the leaves ot tomato seedlings

send us specimens by parcel post for diagnosis, and we will inform you at once as to the result of our findings. This would only take a day or two and no doubt you could hold the plants that long. Personally I am very much interested in the possibilities of controlling wilt by just such precautionary mea sures and am therefore all the more anxious to do whatever I can to be of service to you in this regard. Yours very truly, M. W. GARDNER, Associate Botanist

FARM HAND FOUND DEAD DANVILLe, 111. May 20.Arthur Hardy, a farm hand, employed two miles west of Johnsonville, Ind., in Warren county, was found dead Thursday in a field where bo had been working. Discovery was made by searchers who went to look for him when he failed to come to dinner. Hardy was 35 years old and lived in Indianapolis

for five years before going to Johnsonville, last March.

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PALACE TODAY Goldwyn Presents MADGE KENNEDY in the classiest comedy drama of her screen career "THE BLOOMING ANGEL" With This JOE RYAN in another of those famous Western Stories "THE PURPLE RIDERS" Also a Big Comedy "Knocking 'em Cold"

The palace of Versailles is said to be the costliest ever built. Louis XIV destroyed all the records relating to this wonderful building to prevent its real cost ever being known.

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Don el bar ru more ,Great Adventure LIONEL cordially Invites you to his "funeral." He'll be there himself. He regrets he had to die, but it was the onlr ay to dodge a husband-hunter. He'll change your pet grouch to a grin.

A Ripping Chester Comedy "JUST IN TIME" ' Musical Program Furnished by KEITH SISTERS and PIPE ORGAN Coming Sunday ..MARSHALL NEILAN'S Greatest Production BOB HAMPTON of PLACER .With WESLEY BARRY

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The peppery story of a city sparrow whose borrowed plumage brought adventure.

Coming Monday Cooper City Four; Genevieve May and Co.; Henry's Pets; Lee Barth.

"UduriedL Treasure!' JVLarion Jdavies A Cosmopolitan Production If you'd lived 200 years ago, what would you have been? Come see this romance of New York today and the Spanish Main of an age gone by. Coming Sunday "TOO WISE WIVES" A Lois Weber Production

VfURRAY Vaudeville

BETTER COME EARLY Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra Note: We are now "splitting the week" with Keith's, Indianapolis, which is an assurance of the very best in vaudeville. Think it over. Today and Last Half Clayton and Lennie "The Chappie, the Chap and the Cap", an English comedy act which is a riot of laughter. A standard Keith feature. Weisser and Reisser A clever blackface comedian and a tan comedienne in "Tan Town Follies". Songs, dances and comedy. Rasso and Company A Juggling Novelty Time and Ward Sensational Eccentric Bicycle novelty. "You ain't seen nothin' yet. Laughs and thrills. GLADYS WALTON

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