Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 210, 15 July 1921 — Page 9

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND. IND., FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1921.

PAGfci NINE

PERSHING POURS OIL OVER' RELATIONS OF STAFF AND CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, July 15. General Pershing took measures Thursday to establish better relations between the army general staff, of which he Is head, and congress. Accompanied by his executive assistant. Major General Harbord, he called unannounced on the military committees of both houses, exchanging-pledges of co-oper

ation with chairmen and members in an effort to make the army worthy of

the nation. . Incidentally, It was said by committeemen, the general broke a precedent, for he was declared to be the first chief of staff to have thus called informally on the committees since the staff came into being. Hints of friction between the committees and the staff have been frequent for years. Apparently it was with knowledge of this situation in mind that General Pershing set out today on his calls. He was greeted cordially and brief addresses were made on both sides during, his visits. Senator Wadsworth, New York, and Representative, Kahn, California, the commitee chairmen, replying. "Latchstring" Always Out. "We regard the military committees as very Important parts of the military establishment of the United States,' said Gen. Pershing to the sen ate commitee. "We are asking that you give- us the advantage of your experience and knowledge of military affairs and we shall do likewise. We shall endeavor to carry out your will as expressed by law and hope for most friendly relations." The general added that the "latchstring" of general staff headquarters always was out for committeemen.

"PHANTOM RAIDER" RAMS FREIGHTER, DISAPPEARS

The Theatres

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, MURRETTE. Torn Moore has a role after his own heart, in "Officer 666," which opens at the Murrette theatre Friday. The fame of the play has echoed to the four corners of the continent. Fans everywhere know it as the farce that shook Broadway with gales of laughter and made a whirlwind success on tho road. Here it is as a photoplay, with the sunny Tom Mooro in thn star part, ami a cast of comedians tbat could not be excelled. In the screen version, the sharp corners of the play have been rounded off, scenes have been inserted that could not be shown on the stage, and the action zips along without the slightest hint of a break. WASHINGTON. Many scenes from Charles Ray's latest picture on "small-town" life.

"An Old-Fashioned Boy." which is the feature Paramount attraction at the Washington theatre, are laid around an attractive bungalow, which was especially constructed for scenes in the picture. Built on one of the

choicest of elevated sites in Holly

wood, California, the location so Impressed Mr. Ray that after scenes had been taken in and around the bungalow, he expressed' his desire to purchase the land After much persuasion, Thomas H. Ince, who held a lease on the land, agreed to forfeit his hold on It to Mr. Ray. What Ray intends to do with the land is a mystery. Some say he proposes to erect a home on it. "An Old-Fashioned Boy" affords a typical country boy's role for Mr. Ray, while tho situations are highly interesting. There are many laugtu throughout the action. Ethel Shannon, a young screen debutante of charm, beauty and talent, plays opposite the star and heads one of the best supporting companies ever assembled for Mr. Ray. The story was written

by Agnes Christine Johnston and tho

picture was directed by Jerome Storm. MURRAY "The Branding Iron" is being shown

at the Muraay the last half. A prominent cast presents the production, based on one of the most widely discussed novels of the year. Barbara Ca'stleton contributes to "The Branding Iron" a remarkably intelligent performance. It Is perhaps the most difficult role that has been seen in motion pictures in years, but Miss Castleton more than measured up to its qualifications. James Kirkwood, one of the best

The S. S. Fort Morgan, travel'ing along at a tramp rate past Cape Hatteras, was rammed by a mysterious large schooner that was cruising along with all lights

All that remains of captain's quarters on S. S. Fort Morgan.

out Nothing was known of the approaching vessel until a giant bow sprit stabbed through the officer's quarters, ripped away the bridge and wrecked the f n-

nel. The freighter was spun about and laid over on her beam ends. ' Her electricity was cut off. The ship made New York however.

known leading men in pictures, plays Pierre Landis, the handsome, primitive rancher who loved Joan Carver with a love that was purified in the crucible of insane passion. He is the book character come to life strong, rugged, repressed, with the brooding silence and deep gaze of the man who has lived alone in vast spaces all his life. Other prominent names in the supporting cast ire Russell Simpson, Richard Tucker, Sydney Ainsworth and Albert Roscoe. MURRAY VAUDEVILLE For elaborateness. Keno, Fables,

Wagner & Company in "Toy Fantasies," takes the lead. But for producing the "goods," (the kind which the crowd marches to the box office to see), the Riverside Trio heads the bill. "Toy Fantasies," Is a unique offering. It is a cross between an effort at comics and a burlesque of a Christmas toy shop window. The young lady of the act wearns a noticeably

handsome costume in the last half of the act. Antics of the Cat and Seal feature the entertainment. A "chink," a colored janitor, and a straight compose the Riverside Trio. Opening with a brave but small attempt at producing a skit, the trio soon allow themselves opportunity to exhibit their vocal possibilities. And at that they excel. Several popular numbers are rendered in solo and group form. At first, Beatty and Evelyn do not carry their audience. Then slowly the mood in which the skit is produced finds response. The result is a call for more. Steps by the couple in the latter part of the act go big. Jigging on roller skates is the best of that offered by Melroy and Mc-

Neese. The team give a refined per

formance, graceful and pleasing.

"The Branding Iron," featuring James Kirkwood, is the film.

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Campbellstown, 0. . CAM PBELLSTO WN, Ohio. J. W. O'Hara and family and Lee Flora and wife of Richmond, visited their parents. Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Flora at Eaton Sunday Perry Wright is boring

wells at Eaton, as the residents prefer) the water from the wells to the creek water which they are compelled to use James Aydelotte of Ft. Scott, Kan., is visiting his mother, Mrs. Juliet Aydelotte, and sister, Mrs. George Baker and family. Mrs. James Aydelotte and children have been visiting here for about three weeks Frank Niswander, wife and daughters Lois and Ruth, have gone on a two

weeks' trip to Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Swisher and daughter attended the Greggerson reunion at

Goodwin's Corner Sunday. . .Margaret

Judd of Eaton Is here visiting friends

. . . .Rev1. Harris has accepted a charge

at Winona, Lake, and will move his

family to that place about Sept.

Rev. Pleasant of Ansonia, Darke coun

ty, has accepted the charge at this place Dan Reid and wife of Richmond, were visiting relatives . here Tuesday.

ASKS FOR RECEIVER

FOR CROPS ON FARM .. . (Special to The Palladium) GREENVILLE. Ohio. July 15. Suit

has been brought in common pleas

court by Samuel C. Martin against

Walter Heffelinger, for an Injunction, and for the appointment of a receiver

to take charge of the crops of a S5

acre farm In Adams township, owned

by the plaintiff, and on which Heffelinger is a tenant. The plaintiff states

in his petition that In December, 1919, he entered into a contract with Heffelinger that the latter was to farm the land, and to receive one-half the crops thereon, except tobacco, of which he

was to receive two-fifths. He states

that the tenant has since become abu

sive to both him and his wfer has failed to make an accounting of crops

Hold, and has neglected his work. : He

seeks to restrain him from living on the farm any longer, and to have him

settle for the crops sold.

Held on Liquor Law Charge. Willis .Townsend is in the county

jail here, awaiting payment of a fine of $200 and costs assessed by Mayor John Wright in police court yesterday,

on a charge of violating the liquor

ordinance. Townsend was apprehended by Patrolman Bell and was found guilty of having in his possession liquor of the "white mule" variety, which contained more than one-half of

one per cent of alcohol, contrary to the law. The young man stated that he secured the liquor from a peddler whose. name he did not know. According to statements, made in police

court, Townsend had been selling the "white mule" to persons in this city. At a well attended noon day luncheon of the local Klwanlsjclub,.hejd at the I. O O. F. hall, a challenge from the Sidney KJ wanis Club ? "baseball team was accepted, and"the- game will be played .here next Thursday afternoon.-! r v-" a r:

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MANITOBA SEEKS SERVANTS AMOlSIG GIRLS OF ENGLAND WINNIPEG, Manitoba, July 15. Following the lead set by Saskatchewan, Manitoba has appointed a representative in London, England, to select women and girls from Great Britain suitable for housework. The first party of women, numbering 35, destined for Manitoba, has already sailed.

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A COMPLETE LINE of KODAKS and BROWNIES Let Us Do Your Finishing We Give 24-Hour Service QUIGLEY'S DRUG STORES The San-Tox Stores 3 Big Stores

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OUR NINTH annual Clearance Sale has proven to be one of the feature sales of the" city because we are offering real sale bargains.

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MURRAY Vaudeville BETTER COME EARLY Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra Today and Last Half Keno, Fables, Wagner and Company

Only 2 More JDays Today & Saturday Thousands 6aw It yesterday. Don't miss It. CH AS. RAY

"THE OLD, FASHIONED " BOY '- ,

Sunday Wallace Reid in "The, Love Special

"Toy Fantasies'

the only act of its kind in the world. Novel, unique, clever and entertaining. Special scenery for this production. Great fun for the kiddies.

Riverside Trio Three clever hoys who are funny, and who sing the songs you like to hear.

Beatty and Evelyn in

Chrysanthemums

jollity with

a juvenile and steps.

songs

Melroy and McNeese A Roller Skating Novelty

The Branding Iron

Featuring James Kirkwood A five-reel feature which recently scored a big hit at The Circle, Indianapolis. Coming Monday Stine" Trio; Mildred . Manley; Three Lees ; Johnson and Williams.

Murrette

Theatre

"Where the Stars Twinkle First" Theatre Beautiful

Last Times Today and Tomorrow

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Helping to rob bis own house is one of the screamingly ludicrous situations in Tom Moore's latest gloom chaser. It is crammed full of clean, clever humor, even better than the stage version, which had all Broadway laughing for months. THIS FILM IS A REAL TREAT , . , . f We can't invite you to have a smile with us, but how would a good;" big hearty laugh go? : Tom Moore, has an unlimited supply." of i 100 proof humor to share with you, guaranteed to kick away -all; your troubles. . . .. . - . . . ..-,. Also a Snooky Comedy "PL AYMATES"' r ' V . ' Coming Sunday i '''' " ? ' ,: '' -;; CHAS. RAY in His Latest Siiccess'SCRAP IRON; Hear Jack McDermott at the Organ Alsq showing the Fox 'News and Newsettes every day.jChajage 'wia weekly, Thursday and Sunday. ,', 'Vy