Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 287, 14 October 1921 — Page 9

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SAmrLES OF EATON WATER, BY REQUEST EATON, O., Oct. 14. Upon request of local citizens. Dr. G. V. Homsher, of Camden, health commissioner of!

Preble county, has sent to the Btate board of health for analysis samples of -water from a well at the court . house that was tapped thi3- summer, and which had been in disuse the last two or three years. Water from tho well is drawn by an electric pump and forced Into a public drinking fountain. Silver Hurt. Representative Harry Silver sus

tained a fracture of a small bone ir his foot, as a result of being kicked by a horse on his farm. ! Files Bankruptcy Proceedings. J. E. Morgan, proprietor of the Preble county shoo store, a repair shop, has filed voluntary bankruptcy proceedings in the federal court at Dayton. Liabilities are listed at $5,338.6S and assets at $2,200. The shop Is located in the Fisher building, on Main street. Announce Lyceum Attraction St. Clair post. American Legion, announces the first number of its winter lyceum course for the evening of Oct. SI. The Qualen concert company will be the attraction. To Discuss Marriage "Courtship and Marriage" Is the subject of a discourse to be delivered

Sunday by the Rev. W. M. Buckley, of Dayton, in Price's Creek church, to young people. Two o'clock is the hour for the meeting. The Rev. Mr. Buckley has been conducting a series of special services in Price's Creek church the last two or three weeks. , Bury Chester Stover Funeral services for Chester Stover, 23, who died in the state hospital for feebleminded, in Columbus, were conducted hero Thursday morning in the chapel in Mound Hill cemetery by the Rev. Hiley Baker, of the local Christian church. The decedent was a son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Stover, who reside three miles northwest of Eaton. Makes Memorial Gift A3 a memorial to her late husband, Clem R. Gilmore, who died a few years ago in Dayton, his widow. Ellen Gilmore. has given to the public library in Dayton the sum of $1,000. The Gilmore family at one time resided in Eaton for several years. The late Mr. Gilmore was a trustee of the

library in Dayton at the time of his I !eath Interrupts Funeral For driving throuKh a funeral procession here, G. S. Greiber, of Mansfield, representative of a threshing machine comoany, was arrested by Marshal Willard Armstrong, and Mayor Harry Rlsinger assessed a fine of fa and costs, $11.60 In all. NAVY m WILL MEET INCOMING NOTABLES CRy Associated Press) WASHINGTON. Oct. 14. Rear Admiral Hugh Rodman, U. S. N., who ha? been appointed special aide to Admiral David Beatty, together with other navy and government officials will meet the Admiral of the Royal fleet. Lady Beatty and their two children off Quarantine, New York, Oct. 21, the navy department announced today. They will accompany the admiral and his suite to the battery on the harbor tug Vigilant, where a reception will be held. Destroyers carrying representatives of the navy will meet General Armado Diez of the Royal Italian army, upon his arrival in New York, Oct. 19. Plans for the reception of Lieuten-pnt-General Baron Jacques, chief of staff of the Belgian army, include the detail of two divisions of destroyers to act as escort for the Lapland, from Fire Island to Quarantine, on Oct. ?0-21. Masonic Calendar Friday, Oct. 14. King Solomon's Chapter No. 4, R. A. M. Stated convocation. Saturday, Oct. 15. Loyal Chapter, No. 4;, O. K. S. Stated meetings; initiation of candidates. The Grand Matron will be present. Basket sup per at 6:20. An ingenious mechanic in Munich has invented a contrivance whjch can be fixed to public fire alarms so that whoever rings the alarm ia caught by the arm and held until the arrival of t lie firemen. off DEPENDABLE 403-407 m H

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The Theatres

SATURDAY Murray Harry Carey in Tf Only Jim"; Vaudeville. Murrette "The Ace of Hearts." Palace "The Fighter." Also a comedy. Richmond "The End of the Road.Washington Jack Bessey stock, "Way Down East." SUNDAY Murray Harry Carey in ""If Only Jim"; Vaudeville. Murrette "The Child Thou Gavest Me." Larry Semon in "The Bell Hop." Palace "Son of Tarzan." and Wally Reid in "Always Audacious." Richmond "The End of the Road." Washington Jack Bessey 6tock, "Pollyanna." This play will introduce Miss Patti McKinley, the new leading lady for the company. It was announced that the present leading lady, Miss Lucille Hustings, will remain on the cast. V -- MURRAY Those who like a love story pepped up with a lot of fast action and given a touch of humor here and there will join those hundreds who last night saw Harry Carey at the Murray theatre in "If Only Jim" and express ap proval of the magnetic Universal star with a volley of applause. "If Onlv Jim" was filmed from the appealing novel "Bruvver Jim's Baby," by Phillip V. Mighels. It was directed for the screen by Jacques Jaccard. As the story opens, the hero is seen as Jim Golden, a lazy, shiftless and almost useless member of the mining community of Borealis. Even the scorn of Miss Dot, the pretty postmis tress and the belle of the town, does not stir him out of his lethargy. He seems to be suffering from sleeping sickness with a touch of hookworm on the side, when suddenly his life is altered by a baby boy whom he finds on the desert. MURRETTE. Lon Chaney, usually seen as an emotionally unstable character on the screen, is the most even tempered man imaginable in private life. A test of his even nature was shown J while "Ace of Hearts,"a Gouverneur Morris picture, was being filmed at Goldwyn's, when the hair dresser burned a piece out of his wig, and a blister on his neck besides. The wig was a long one, curling close to the i nortA rt Via nAisli1 and woe marl til' v rIn .if finld to suit. The actor had spent much time and careful handiwork on the wig, and it was all but ruined by the iron. However, he merely smiled forebearingly at the accident, and said not a word in reproval. "Ace of Hearts' shows the deep pathos and sympathy of which Chaney is capable. It will come to the Murrette theatre for two days, commencing Friday. MURRAY VAUDEVILLE Gardner and Aubrey come on first and have the difficult task of warmOFFERS ADVICE TO ALL PARENTS Buffalo Man Explains the Experience of Little Granddaughter. Recent "Everybody at our house is highly pleased with Pepgen since it helped our little granddaughter so much," says F. W. James, of 301 Pennsylvania Street, Buffalo. "The little girl is three and onehalf years old. She has been troubled with constipation. Of course, it is hard to get a child of her age to take medicine and the preparations we eave her didn't do much good. When we heard of Pepgen we got a bottle. To our surprise our little girl really liked to take Pepgen. As a result we were able to give it to her regularly. It has done her a world of good. It is relieving the constipation and is helping her generally. "I took Pepgen myself." Mr. James continued, "for stomach trouble. I also was in need of something that would build up my blood. Pepgen put my stomach in good condition and also enriched my blood. "I am glad to recommend Pepgen to others because I am sure it is a very good medicine." Pepgen is good for children and grown-ups. It tones up the vital organs, improves the appetite, enriches the blood and builds new strength and vigor. Try Pepgen. Pepgen is a new system medicine which is being specially introduced at Quigley's Drug Stores, Richmond; B. A. Carpenter Drug Store, Cambridge City, and other leading drug stores in nearby towns. Advertisement.

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ing up the audience. After the usual "We're going to sing and dance a bit, too," they get under way. The man (was it Gardner or Aubrey?) hops on the piano, grabs a banjo and "they're off." His sweet companion, although slightly heflty, carries it well and gets across in a sweet solo. "Honey Rose," sung by the team, is their best bit. The two "Loose Nuts from Daffy Dilland," slide on with a prayer of thanksgiving that "Yom Kippur" is over. Just the same, the young Jewess is mighty attractive and her piquant mood fits in well with their song, "Daddy." The man, with his self-styled "moonshine tenor," invit ing wink and rippling fingers on the

ivories, furnishes an able background ibeen submitted by Mrs. Harry S.'New, for his enchanting Rebecca. , tThe president's wife wrote to Mrs. Club juggling and throwing entirely Ixevr in part the following: compose the act of the Mabel Fonda .Th piayground t0 he established Four. Two young ladies and two . p ,B, . Vi,- k niu,, young men work separately and unit-!in memory of James Whitcomb Riley, edly in trick throwing and handling ofiabout which you told me the other Indian clubs. An original situation is! day seems to me one of the most

created by the use of brilliant clubs on a darkened stage, Perhaps one of the principal attrac tions of the bill is the skit bv Shriner

and Fitzgibbons one a straight and j happy outdoor life, the other made up as . an old man. "It is, in a way, a sort of living meThey joke for a time, and end their ! morial, far more impressive than any performance with Beveral old-time mel-; building or monument. It is because odies. The characterization of the old ! it appeals to me so strongly that I man is accomplished with satisfactory I have hesitated to give you any im-

results. INTOXICATED 'POSSUM CAUSES STILL CAPTURE (Br Associated Press - CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Oct. 14. Failure of a possum to play up to his name resulted in the discovery yesterday of one of the largest Illicit distilleries ever found in this section, according to revenue officers. When attention was first called to the inability of the animal to pursue a straight line of retreat, tho raiders thought it was ill. One of them however, pursuing the rules of investigation laid down in best detective narratives captured the fugitive and smelled its breath. The still, erected on a concrete base, has a capacity of 250 gallons. Th Start That's DIFFERENT

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GREENFIELD MEMORIAL ! TO RILEY IS APPROVED BY FLORENCE HARDING GREENFIELD, Ind., Oct. The .National Riley Memorial association whose aim is to establish a park in memorv of James Whitcomb Riley at has received a letter from Mrs. Warren G. Harding to whom the plan had -touching and beautiful ideas that his name, which is so beloved by children all over the world should be kept in 'such close association with all their mediate answer, for if I should break through the rules I have felt compelled to make, it would be for such a cause as this. "In spite of my not taking any part in this beautiful memorial, I am sure you' know of my warm interest and hope that it soon may be accomplish ed." EASY TO KILL RATS and MICE BrUiis&eGenah STEARNS' ELECTRIC PASTE ' Ready for Use Bettor Than Traps Directions in IS languages In every box. Rats, Mice, Oockroacbes, Ants and Wjitcrtregi destroy food and property and are owrlers of disease. Steams' Elf trie Paste forces these pests to run from the building for water and fresh ale Jc and H.SO. "Mosey back if It falls." t.. B. Government bnja 1U Oven a Charge Account Economy $14.95 to New styles of the sort so youthful and becoming; flaring backs, blouse effects, belted and loose models, self and furtrimmed collars; beautiful, luxurious materials, Bolivia. Normandy, Marvella, Evora and Velour in rich browns, handsome blues and attractive novelty shades. Great care has been taken in their making and they show beautiful linings and a close attention to the details that mean so much. BOSTON STORE Harvest Sale, a Money Saver

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MINERS WILL KONOR OLD STRIKE LEADER (By Associated Iress) HAZELTON, Pa.. Oct. 14. Thomas Kennedy, president of the United Mine Workers of District No. 7 has issued a proclamation calling upon all men to observe Mitchell day. Oct. 29, by remaining away from work. Only firemen, engineers and pump men are to stay on duty. - ' Mitchell day ia observed annually throughout the anthracite coal fields in honor of the successful termination of a six weeks strike in 1900. the first conducted under the late John Mitchell, then international president of the union. Through the strike the men won a 10 per cent advance and other concessions. Queen Elizabeth, of Belgium, pur sued medical courses as part of her education. USE SLOAN'S TO EASE LAME BACKS YOU can't do your' Uyt when your back and every muscla aches with fatigue. Apply Sloan's Linimeat freely, vrithout rubbing, and enjoy a penetrative glow of warmth and comfort. Good for rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains and strains, aches and pains, sciatica, sore muscles, stiff joints and the after effects of weather exposure, i For forty years pain's enemy. Ask your neighbor. Keep Sloan's haidy. . I At all druggists 35c, 70c, $1.40. Liniment PALACE TODAY The Sensational Love Story "To Please One Woman" Also a Good Comedy TQNITE 8:15 JACK BESSEY STOCK CO. presents the Play of Plays Way Down East PHONE 1633 FOR SEAT RESERVATIONS Coming Next Week "POLLYANNA" This will introduce Mr. Bessey's new Leading Lady Miss Patti McKinley In the role of Pollyanna Matinee Tomorrow at 2:30 yfURRAy "BETTER COME EARLY" I Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra Four Big Acts Today and Last Half Mabel Fonda Four Two young ladies and two young men in one of the new season's greatest vaudeville offering, combining novelty and class. Shriner and Fitzgibbons In a character comedy skit which is a comedy classic. This act has caused more people to forget their troubles than any act ever written. See them and laugh like you never laughed before. Gardner and Aubrey in "Melodies of the Moment", a musical combination of piano, accordion, violin and banjo which never fails to score. 8 Gordon and Delmar . A great comedy act entitled "Loose Nuts from Daffy Dilland" HARRY CAREY In "IF ONLY JIM" Five reels of Heart Throbs and Thrills Coming Monday Last Night Big Girl Revue; Moss and Tatro; and Verdi Bros. Three Keith big-time acts.

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How can you safeguard your daughter's innocence by keeping her ignorant? A screen drama that tells our young people what their parents ought to teach them but seldom do.

urreue "Where the Stars Twinkle TODAY and

Who was the man who lived too long? Are you? Danger! Lon Chaney is starred in this big production of mystery. A story you will want to see on

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