Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 270, 23 September 1921 — Page 9

TIIE RICHMOND PALLADIUM! AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, SEPT. 23, 1921.

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ON NATIVES1 HEALTH M ADE STUDY SUBJECT Bv Associated Press) HONOLULU, T. H.. Sept. 23 The fffect of storms and other atmospheric disturbances upon the climate, the health, minds and activities of the peoples of the Pacific and upon agri

culture and industry is being studied

here by Dr. Stephen S. Visher, as

pociate professor of geography at the University of Indiana, who received the Bishop Museum Fellowship from Yale university this year. "The effect of storms upon ships at f-ea has been studied extensively, but little thought has been given to the influence of storms upon the health, minds and activities of people in the storm-swept regions," he said In explaining his -work. "To this subject I will devote at least a year of study in the Pacific islands, gathering together nil the known data, which, with my

own observations will be published." Will Study Kona Wind. The Kona winds, the most severe which reach Hawaii, will be observed very closely by Dr. Visher, he said. "The Kona wind results from a difference in intensity, in low air pressure areas." Dr. Visher explained. "If this wind is strr.ng enough to overcome the trade winds, we have a strong southerly wind, sometimes called 'the s-ick wind, because it is hot and depressing. These winds travel from r.O to 100 miles an hour in this region hut their velocity becomes much greatr r near China and the Indies."

TIMBERS, IN WATER, SOUND MANY AGES

Discovery recently of the timbers

of the crib foundations of the piers of

Detroit's original IUlle Isle bridge in

sound condition was not at all sur-

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sound for ages. The water in which it is submerged protects the wood from the attacks of the fungi which usually cause the decay of wood. A considerable part of the foundations of the City of Venice rests on piles that were driven into the muddy shallows of the Adriatic more than 1.000 years ago. The tallest structure of the city for many years was the campanile or bell tower of St. Mark's cathedral. It was a massive structure of brick which rose to a height of 325

feet, and the piles for its foundation! were driven in the year 874. The first campanile was built in 900. In 1329 the foundation was enlarged by driving more piles, and the tower was rebuilt. In 1512 an earthquake brought it tumbling down, but a new campanile was immediately erected.! This fell July 14, 1902. owing to the: cradual failure of the foundation.' New piles were then driven and a

new campanile was erected in 1905 an a reinforced concrete foundation. The oldest known timbers that have Deen preserved under water are the piles discovered in 1853 in Lakes Constance and Neuchatel of Switzerland. On those submarine timber foundations prehistoric men of the stone and bronze ages built their villages more than 2.500 years ago. The stumps of the piles still remain in the lake bottom in a rather cozy condition, cov

ered several feet deep with the shards

of primitive rottery, the bones and horns of animals that had been consumed for food, and scattered among them are stone implements and ornaments. These villages were very ancient when Caesar first led his Roman legions into Helvetia. Belle Isle bridge was built only 40 years ago. GRAIN MEN GET U. S. LOAN WASHINGTON. Sept. 23 Advances totaling $15,000,000 made to the Cooperative Grain Growers of Minnesota to aid in marketing 1921 crops, was announced Thursday by the war finance corporation.

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with cyclesj of several sizes. ., ' They show remarkable ability in dual riding of these single r wheeled cycles and their performance is entirely different. By BOB ' MURRAY "The unusual angle of A Voice in

the Dark,' " Eays Frank Lloyd, the

Goldwyn director, who made the picture, now at .the Murray theatre for ''? four days, commencing Thursday, "is g that there are four persons in the j 1 plot who might have committed the

murder which is the crux of the story, 1 1

ence one of the most unexpected film ; screen presentation of "Les Misera

surprises ever conceived.

"To do this I kept the real culprit in the background, merely one of the several other people who make up the cast, until the 'big moment." arrives." Mr. Lloyd has had excellent training in just this line of directing through his work in supervising the

bies" 'and "The Tale of Two Cities."

' MURRETTE ' Tom Ricketts, who has a part in the latest Goldwyn picture, ."The Great Lover," which comes to the Murrette theatre for two days, commencing today was born in London and educated there and in America. He is the son

of Robert Ricketts, famous composer and musician. His first experience on the stage was with the Katherine Lewis Opera company in 1882. He has acted and "directed for over 30 years. In 1908 he worked before the cam

era for tae first time with the. Eesanay company of Chicago. . He. directed "Damaged Goods", for the ; American Film company and has played character leads with Viola Dana, Vivian Martin, Marguerite Clark; Clara Kimball Young, and other prominent stars.

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HICHMOND Theatre Today MAY McAVOY in "The House of the Toiling Bell" . . . Also - ' "The Forest Sampson"

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Today the Bhopper in Paris finds it difficult to buy "just a frock" for always there is a matching wrap which simply must go with it or the effect is spoiled. Here :s one such suit pictured. It is a Parisian combination, a frock and cane of heavy black crepe cut in points and trimmed with monkey fur.

The Theatres

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SATURDAY Murray "A Voice in the Dark,

vaudeville. Murrette Frank Lloyd in

Great Lover." Richmond "The Girl of the Sea." Palace William Fairbanks, in "Hearts of the West." Sunday. Murray "A Voice in the Dark." Murrette "Passion." Richmond "The Barbarian." Palace William S. Hart, "John

Petticoats."

MURRAY VAUDEVILLE

.The Murray's week-end vaudevillebill is an exceptional treat for local

theater goers. Lester and Company present a combination act which consists of slight-of-hand and several balancing stunts. Mr. Lester entertains on a suspended wire for a period of 10 minutes, during which time he executes several difficult tricks. The Demonts display talent in singing and classical dancing and they entertain with a new series of jokes. "Kham," the mystic telepathy artist, performs for a few minutes in

mind-reading and his oriental dancer1

gives a good exhibition of various dances. The Gibsons trick riders on the

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"BETTER COME EARLY" Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra This Is Seme Bill Today and Last Half KHAYM, the Mystery Man of India The Peer of All Mental Masters Ask Him He Knows During the series o! queries and ' answers of the seance you are requested to remain quiet. Refrain from whispering, laughing or talking. Laugh only when some question or answer is such that laughter is called for. Do not. above all things, whisper or talk with another in regard "to your question. If you do it may not be answered. You may prepare your questions at, home. Write them in any language you desire, provided you do your thinking in that language. Seal them in any manner you desire and leave them at the box office at least 1 hour before the performance. All Khaym asks is that you rarry out his wishes as to whispering, etc., in regard to your thought. Above all things respect your fellow citizens by abiding by the above during the telepathic seance. You owe this to those seated near you. Frank and Gracie Demont A clever comedian and a pretty girl in "Bits of Comedy and Song." Lester and Company With Alice McDonald in "A VARIETY SURPRISE". An original versatile offering. Jack and Jessie Gibson "The Talkative Unicyclists" A Voice in the Dark Five-Reel Goldwyn Feature Coming Monday Jim and Kitty O'Meara Co.; Col. Jack George; Ross and Foss; La Monts Cockatoos and Macaws.

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Eaton, Ohio, September 26th to 30th Everybody knows what the Preble County Fair is the best county fair in the State of Ohio and one of the best in the country. This, its seventy-first annual fair, promises to surpass and outclass any previous year. The Fair Board has Bpared nothing in obtaining the best race program that will come to this part of the country. It includes some of the best horses and drivers that money can obtain and the purses offered are an incentive for the drivers to push their mounts to the utmost. Don't miss a day of this big program Come, bring the family and stay all day. Plenty of refreshments and amusements something doing all the time. .

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! THINGS OF INTEREST IN THE BIG AUDITORIUM TENT ON GROUNDS

Wednesday Patriotic Day Wednesday has been set aside as Patriotic Day by the local Legion. Gov. Davis OF OHIO . Will Deliver an Address

Wednesday and Thursday Nights Children Pageant By Ohio Public Health Assn. Talent will be local children of the county who are being trained by Miss Janton under the management ot Mr. Sullivan of Columbus, Ohio. A spectacle you don't want to miss.

Thursday Grange and Farm Bureau L. J. Taber Ohio director of Agriculture, will be the principal speaker."

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LIVE STOCK EXHIBITS Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs and Poultry BOYS' and GIRLS' CLUB CONTESTS Boys' Calf and Pig Club Exhibits, Girls' HomeMaking Club Exhibits MACHINERY EXHIBITS AUTO SHOW Big, Free Program Amusements for Old and Young!

Remember the Opening Date Sept. 26 Bigger, Better Than Ever! Come!

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