Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 223, 30 July 1921 — Page 9

PAGE ELEVEN Union City, In September, promises to be a complete success. No other place in Randolph county will have a fair this year. Exceptional Shipments. Fowler and Shierling. of Saratogo, Thursday sold 33 steers to Wilbur Longnecker, local shipper, that weig!ed 38,250 pounds. The steers were bought in at seven cents and weighed 700 pounds when bought, thus showing a gain of 476 pounds. They brought $2,696.40. -The anual Old Settlers' Day celebration wlU be held at Ridgeville, Wednesday, August 17. The committee on arrangements expects to make this a record day for Randodpn county. FORM VOTERS LEAGUE ENDLESS ORANGE TAMPA, Fla, Horticulturists have discovered an orange tree near here which bears fruit at all times of the year and which they believe will revolutionize the orange industry. It has been bearing continuously about eight years. The specimen is protected by a heavy wire fence twenty feet high and is watched by guards day and night. WINCHESTER. Ind., July 30 Mrs. C. C. Heaston, vice-chairman of the local chapter, League of Wo men Vote, has announced a - meeting to be held next Monday, in the city building for the purpose of perfecting the organization, which is strictly nonpartisan. ' The community fair to be held in

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1921.

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A Rousing Round-Up of Romance and Realism of Courageous Western Plainsmen

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The duel in the desert by two tarantulas, with Mix as referee. Mix ride his horse into the bar and demand drinks for both. v Mix in a great roping feat.

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Mix rescue the little girl from in front of stampeding horses. The fight between Ford and Mix over the former's clubbing of his horse. The mob" scene at the jail, and a hundred big scenes.

Don't Miss "Tony" Mix's Trained Pony

EXTRA ADDED FEATURES BUSTER KEATON in a two-reel comedy "Convict 13

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Fox News and Newsettes Every Day Coming Thursday Eugene O'Brien , - -in- . "Is Life Worth Liying"

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Keeping Up With Lizzie

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And our friends, KATRJNKA and THE SKIPPER, In two reels of screams, entitled "Boozen Friends.'

If I and MONDAY A Stirring Western Drama, starring p f iU JACK HOXIE V "'Cyclone Bliss" iKAv Also a Tweedy Comedy v S3 , , "HERE HE IS" (73g) LAST T,MES TONIGHT S S3) i -

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As "Tusko" towers over all elephants so does the performance of

Keep This Date in Mind FRIDAY AUG. 12 the Big Circus Day

Always Clean , and Moral. Every to the PubUc Always Kept.

COMPLETELY ECLIPSES ALL OTHER CIRCUS PERFORMANCES!

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PERFORMING ANIMALS

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BIG SENSATIONAL . ANIMAL ACTS

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Produced under the personal direction of Mr. Barnes with hundreds of people, countless animals, four prima donnas and . a beauty ballet.

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The Most Amazing Animal Act Extant TWENTY TIGERS IN ONE ACT Including RAJAH, the $10,000 Wrestling Tiger

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The world's only performing Llamas. , Tom, Dick and Harry horse-riding seal3. ". Big Bill wrestling Grizzly. Tot and Tiny smallest educated Horses. The world's only educated Zebras. Danger, Dynamite, Cactus, Gunpowders-just Mules. The enly performing Camels in the worjd, including Holy Moses, sacred Arabian black camel. The largest herd of performing elephants. The High School and Tango Dancing Horses. The group of performing South American Pumas. A sextette of trained, laughing Hyenas. The riding, driving and racing Ostriches. The musical Carrier Pigeons. The world's only group of performing Bengal Tiger3. The funny clown Pigs.

"TARZAN," the Largest Ape-Man in Captivity, and the Whole Tarzan Family.

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FULL-GROWN AFRICAN LIONS World's OA Challenge Group in One Act Value $50,000 OU

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AERIAL LIONT rides in a balloon, surrounded by shooting skyrockets. An unsurpassed feat in wild animal education. -

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HORSES AND PONIES

World's Premium Stock Every One an Actor.

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MASTODONIC PACHYDERM

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The only performing Hippopotamus the world has ever seen. 40 Animal Clowns 600 People 6 Concert Bands Three Calliopes 150 Animal Trainers 2 Big Special Trains 40 Double-Length AU-Steel Cars. Glittering Two-Mile Street Parade at 10:30 A. M. Performance Rain or Shine, 2 and 8 p. m. Doors Open 1 and 7.

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