Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 231, 9 August 1921 — Page 3
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND STJN-TELEGKAM, RICHMOND, IND., TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1921.
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NATIONAL W. C.T.U. This rear's convention of the Nat
ional Woman's Christian Temperance Union, vhich will be held in San Francisco Aug. 18 to 23, marks a new era in the XV. C. T. U. It Is the first since prohibition went Into effect, last year's having been skipped, say local members. Tomorrow national officers and middle western delegates leave Chicago by special thain for the convention. Prohibition enforcement will be stressed this year. World prohibition prospects will be reviewed on a larger scale. Other lines of woman's betterment will be developed as never before, it is announced. Work Expands. The distinctive character of this, the forty-eighth annual convention the W. C. T. U. has held. ia. illustrated in the title of the keynote speech of its president. Miss Anna Gordon, of
Evanston. 111. It is "The Expanding Program of the New Crusade." The meeting will recall, older members of the W. C. T. U. say. that it was at San Francisco' where the idea of the world's XV. C. T. U. was born. "While visiting Chinatown 38 years ago Miss Frances E. Willard, founder of the V. C. T. U., was so impressed v.ith the sight of young Chinese girls brought there for immoral purposes, that she declared on the spot the mothers of the world must be organized to prevent that sort of thing. The World's W. C. T. U., which developed from her resolve of that moment, numbers a million members today and is organized in nearly -10 countries. Its next convention will - be held in Philadelphia a year from .this fall. "
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Miss Lotie Le Claire as the queen in scenes from "Alice in Jungleland," the big spectacle which opens both performances of the AL G. Barnes circus In Richmond, Aug. 12.
NEW GARDEN TRUSTEE IS PRAISED FOR VOTE
WHITEWATER, lnd., Aug. 9. By an almost unanimous vote. Trustee Curtis, of Franklin township, was commended by the Franklin township farmers' association Monday night, for "truly representing the majority of the Franklin townsLIp farmers at the meeting of the board of education by voting for Mr. Dolan's reappointment." Four votes were registered against the resolution of commendation, one of the dissenters explaining that Wayne county should have two agents if it has any, as he had visited the office several times, each and found Mr. Dolan in the country each time. This man recommended a field agent and one for the office as well. There were about 80 present at the meeting. It was decided to pool towntbip orders for fertilizer.
The secretary was Instructed to
write headquarters and get a report on Mr.. Ohler's activities and the livestock department and the president was instructed to secure a speaker on livestock shipping for the next meeting. Sept. 12.
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tyfc. county judging team for Randolph I 1 county consisting of four boys between
the azes of 16 and Z0, win represent Randolph county at the state fair, according to plans of County Agent R. A. Fiflds. They will be selected from the 10 or 12 applicants by competitive contest, and entries or applications for the Indianapolis trip must be given to the county agent by Aug. 15, as the teams must be entered in the state office by Aug. 27. State prizes of $20!) to winning team, $175 in two scholarships to Purdue, $225 in cash prizes and several medals are offered. .
DAINTY WOMAN HOLDS BARNES LIONS AT BAY Almost any recognized actress could enact the title role of "Alice in Jungleland", the spectacle which opens the performance of the Al G. Barnes circus coming to Richmond on Friday, August 12, except for the one thing the story calls for Alice to awaken from a dream in the big steel arena containing a dozen Hons. That is why there never has been but one person to appear as Alice. Miss Martha Florine created the role, and has appeared in It every time that the spectacle' has been presented. Miss Florine is one of the most skill
ful of the feminine animal trainers of the country. She also is a clever pantomimist, and when Barnes selected "Alice in Jungleland" for the big feature of the 6how he realized that there
was only one woman for the principal part, and she was Martha Florine. It takes nerve to enter an arena with even one lion, but when a dozen of the jungle beasts are presented at one time and put through their paces by a slip of a girl who looks as if she should be in school there can be no doubting her courage. The story of "Alice in Jungleland revolves around the adventures of a little girl who goes to sleep after a strenuous period of play. During her nap she dreams that she is in Jungleland, and various episodes offered with startling realism make the spectacle one long to be remembered. "Alice in Jungleland" will be presented twice during the engagement of the Al. G. Barnes circus on Friday, August 12.
ceived in an automobile accident Funeral services will be held at the residence, at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, with Ray XV. H. Reynolds, pastor of the Presbyterian church, officiating. Craft was 22 years old, and a member of the Liberty order of Masons. He is the son of Sheriff Frank Craft, sheriff of Union county. Besides his parents, one brother, Leo, a farmer near Liberty, survives. EATON, O., Aug. 9. Following his death here Saturday night at his home here, funeral services for Robert Appleby, business man, were conducted this afternoon at his late home, the Rev. Thomas Murray. Universalist church, officiating. Burial - was in Mound Hill cemetery.
MURRAY A fistic battle that would make the far famed Donegal Fair appear like a strawberry festival was staged by Nor
man Dawn on boara a sea-guius schooner in Edith Roberts' latest Untversal photodrama, "Thunder Island," now playing at the Murray theatre. The scene is an attack by Mexican
pirates on the high seas, and the director used for nis grapplers a score of the hardest-boiled stevedores to be
found on the San Pedro docks. MURRETTE The secret is out! the secret which for six months had been jealously guarded by Louis B. Mayer in connection with the First National picture which was directed by John M. Stahl and which, until very recently, had no name. Everybody now knows that the name selected for this big picture, which is showing for a week at the Murrette . theatre, is "The Woman in His House.. But everyone does not know how this particular title happened to be chosen. On her arrival in New York from
the coast Mildred Harris, former wife
of the famous "Charlie" Chaplin, in
advertently let the cat out of the bag. In speaking of her domestic affairs, she happened to let fall the statement that she had proven with Charlie simply "the woman in his house." MURRAY VAUDEVILLE.' Jack Benny's personality shoots him across , with the local . vaudeville at-
tenaers. He doesn't anything particularly difficult neither does he make much effort to cinch his hold, yet he is the favorite. Calm and matter of fact, simple and plain, common and
unassuming, he conversationally drops one gag after another.- Once in awhile he plays a little tune on a violin.
One could imagine him saying: "It's so easy it's a shame to take the money." Helen Coline, assisted at the piano by Manny Smith, and backed by special settings, portrays a sketch, "Windows.". She sings m little for each character represented in her series, and wears a variety of costumes. Miss
Coline hardly has the voice one might j
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hope to hear in such an Impersonation but she Is clever in her appearances. Fancy and trick roller skating feature the offering presented by Daley, Mack and Daley. The comedy is somewhat crude. One of the best numbers is the one in which the comedian jiggs on skates. A pleasing and fine exhibition of athletic prowess is seen in the act by The Wilsons. Both the young lady
and man prove remarkable muscle control. Tasteful settings lend an added touch of refinement to their offering. Edith Roberts in "Thunder Island." is the film feature. Marvin,
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TODAY Another of those big special programs. Paramount offers WALLACE REID in the snappiest of comedy dramas "LESS THAN KIN" With it the Western "THUNDERBOLT JACK" and a new MUTT and JEFF Comedy
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Family Reunions
. The McKee-Coolman reunioii w:ts hld at Glen Millor park. Sunday. Aug. 7 Those present were: F. C. McKce, E. E. McKee. E. E. Holsinger, Wilbur Price, VV. E. Price, Anderson Holtinger, Charles Price, Orville Brawlpy. Emil licilh. Oscar Heath, B. L. MrKee, Olivn Brawlcy, Charles Price. Jr.. Mrs. W. E. i'rico. Mrs. Milo Heftth, Treva Heath, Dorothy Heath. Herrhe! Hfath, Vid.ssa Heath. Richard Heath. Milo Hcaih. Laura Holsinger, Elizabeth McKee. Ruby McKee, Mra. Etta McKee. Velma Alice McKee, John McKee. Ruth Walley. Madgj Walley. William Williamson. Mrs. Cheyney Williamson, Ida HolsinRer. Harriet Holsinser, Ada McKee, "Magcie" llolsincer. Lennie Brawley, Eliza-
dh 'beth McKee. Gladys McKee. Elmer
McKee. Jr.. ruancy waney, airs, wubur Price, C. F. McKee, Elmer McKee, Anna Brawley. Preston Harding, Aimed Williamson. Everett Williamson, Charles Richard, Gladys Richard. Harley Brawley, Margaret Harvey, Frank Perry, Alice Brawley, Robert Zurvcll and Bessie Ribekee. ' The seventh annual DuBouis reunion will be held at Glen Miller park Richmond, Indiana, Aug. 18.
WILLIAMSBURG, lnd. L. O. Eikenberry of Kokomo. was at this place Friday afternoon, giving aeroplane exhihitinna and taking up passengers.
Those who enjoyed a flight in the air William McN'utt. Perry Cain.
Frank Star, J. C. Ryland, William Cain Reade Pearce, Kathryn Griffith. Elizabeth Ryland, Leota Duke and James Snodgrass. LIBERTY, lND.,--James Samuels, living near Witt's Station, drove his father's car to Richmond, Saturday evening, and left it parked near a. theatre, while he attended a performance. When he returned the car was gone. No trace of it has been disrnvfrfd since.
MIDDLEBORO. IND. The Ladies';
Aid society of the MIddleboro church will serve lunch at the Clarence Jeffries sale Thursday. Both farm and house-bold good3 are being sold by the owner. LIBERTY. IND. The Union county Farmers' federation picnic will be held Saturday. Aug. 20, on the Willard
Rertsch farm. we6t of Liberty. Mau '
rice Douglas of Indianapoliis will be the speaker. A program is being arranged and families will eat a picnic dinner on the grounds.
Called by Death j
LIBERTY, lnd., Aug. 9. Harry Craft, of Liberty, died at the Fayette Memorial hospital, Connersville, at noon Tuesday, following injuries re-
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Famous stage beauties use this lemon lotion to bleach and bring that soft, clear, rosy-white complexion, also as a freckle, sunburn, and tan bleach because it doesn't irritate. Advertisement.
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Men's Fall Oxfords Sensibly Styled As always, there are novelty patterns for the college man, but Oxfords with tone, to be worn with wool hose later, are of grained leather built on a simple but trim last, with modest perforation or stitching, and a comfortable, shapely square toe.
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One of the most striking sea storms yet filmed is a feature of "The Woman in His House." The elemental fury is pictured at night, with the raging sea lit at one moment by a lightning flash and the next by the long searchlight beam of the yacht riding out the gale. Also UNIVERSAL COMEDY "PALS" Fox News and Newsettes
COMING THURSDAY The famous story of the great stage success of Mrs
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SUNDAY "Freckles" Wesley Barry
M2SMY Vaudeville "BETTER COME EARLY" Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra Another Strong Bill Today and Wednesday HELENE COLINE in her famous character singing sketch "Windows", assisted by Manny Smith at the piano.. A charming girl with a refined offering who has just completed a tour of the Orpheum circuit. Special stage settings. JACK BENNY "The Original Comic" A comedian who is seen for the first time outside the Keith big-time theatres. We predict him to be the biggest hit of any single comedian we have ever played. DALEY, MACK and DALEY Two men and a woman In "A Unique Roller Skating Novelty." Plenty of laughs. THE WILSONS An Athletic Oddity A man and woman in a tasteful, sensational aerial novelty. Special settings. EDITH ROBERTS "Thunder Island" Five-Reel Feature He searched for pearls and found a girl more precious than the evening star which guided his ship through the southern, seas.
Coming Thursday Fascination; Myers and Nolan; Wills, Gilbert and Co.; and Jap, "The Wise Hound".
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