Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 292, 20 October 1921 — Page 11
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, OCT. 20, 1921.
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POULTRY FANCIERS' CLUB IS TO STAGE SHOW NOV. 29-DEG, 5
The Theatres
MURRAY. Lewis S. Stone, who plays the leading male role in the original Gertrude Atherton photoplay, "Don't Neglect Your Wife!", which is being shown at the Murray theatre, has had a varied
and picturesque career. Mr. Stone,
who has appeared in the recent Gold-
Milestones" and "The
EATON, O., Oct 30. Annual chow of the Western Ohio Poultry Fanciers' club, an organization of poultry breed
ers and fanciers in Preble county, will wyn pictures.
be staged here Nov. 29 to Dec. 5 in Concert," was born and educated in the opera house. The dates have Just j Xew York, but has lived in many been announced. The show will open i cities and sailed many seas. He has Sunday, Dec. 4, it is announced. Of- been a sailor, a cowpuncher and a ficers of the club state the show cata-j soldier. log will be distributed within the nextj' His career in the army began in two weeks. C. K. Wacbtel, of Ingo-jthe Spanish war; and when America mar, is president of the club, and Rob-1 called for volunteers in the World War,
FORSAKE CURLS IF YOU WANT TO BE REAL FASCINATING
raise the fund for the James Whir t Cambridge City spent Monday at their comb Riley hospital, to be erected i 'd home.
Indianapolis soon ine ursi. uuu.
ert Stephens, of Eaton, is secretary.
Effect Grange Organization Organization ot a local Junior Grange has been effected in connection with Eaton Grange. The children's grange start. off with a large membership. It was organized under direction of Mrs. Harry W. Bragg, of New Paris, county deputy organizer and wife of Harry W. Bragg, county deputy grange master. The Junior Grange membership is made up of children 14 years old and under. Several of these junior granges already have been organized in different sections of the county. Name Camden Eligibles. As eligible for appointment as postmaster at Camden, the names of Elmer J. I'hares, Sylvester L. Ycchum end William A. Newton have been certified by the federal civil service commission to the postoffice department,
according to advices received here
Mr. Stone enlisted in the infantry. His experience soon earned a captaincy for him: and his knowledge of the practice of arms was recognized when the government appointed him to an instructorship at Plattsburg. MURRETTE. Mr. J. Ernest Williamson, who made the picture "Wet Gold", which is being distributed by Goldwyn and may be seen at the Murrette theatre during the week, was at a loss, when his special diving suits did not arrive at the Island of Nassau in time to take the underwater scenes in his picture. But he had not long to wait, for he soon saw a huge seaplane flying towards the island from Miami, Fla. When it descended, he found that his long-wished-for diving suits were part of the seaplane's cargo. This is the first time that a seaplane ever had such freight. The distance of the flight was 180 miles.
Phares has the endorsement of the
Preble county republican organiza-! Winifred Westover, the young screen
tion for the appointment. actress who has appeared to advantTo Hold Election,' ase in a number of Griffith producAnnual election of the executiva l Hons, notably "Intolerance," will be
committee of the Preble County Roll Conway Tearle's lending lady in his
Cross chapter will be conducted here
Oct. 26, it is announced. Any member of the county chapter is eligible to participate in the election. Will Discuss Work. Plans for the usual winter relief work will be fully discussed by the W. R. C. in a meeting Friday night in O. A. R. headquarters in the court house. Hunting Licenses Issued. Records of County Clerk V. O. Rookstool show he issued 275 licenses for ihe open so.uir.-el season, which closed today. Thus far this year he has issued a total of 318 licenses. Township clerks also issue hunting permits. Company Offers Reward. Claiming their service lines have been cut find short-circuited in several rural neighborhoods, recently, the Eaton Telephone company is offering a reward for information that. wi! lead to the arrest and conviction of the guilty person or persons.
COURT CALLS HALT ON OIL INTERFERENCE
fBy Associated Press) MEXICO CITY, Oct. 20. Officials of the state of Vera Cruz were enjoined from interfering with the operations of the Aguila Oil company, a British concern, yesterday, by the Mexican supreme court. The injunction stopped the officials from carrying out the provisions of recents acts of the state legislature, and declared that these acts were not retroactive in that they had no effect upon titles or transactions on record before the passage of legislation. I The decision of the supreme court
was considered here as a mere formality, following its action last week in granting a temporary relief to the Aguila company. Efforts by the company to have lifted the embargo which recently was imposed by Vera Cruz state authorities to insure the payment of back taxes, were sustained by the court.
new Selznick Picture, "The Fighter," which is scheduled for a two day showing at the Murrette theatre starting Friday. The story was written by Albert Payson Terhune, well-known
magazine writer and
directed by Henry Kolker, who made ;
The Palace of Darkened Windows," a current Selznick release, and "Who Am I?" for Selznick. Miss Westover, a capable and charming actress, was educated at the Dominican Convent at San Raphael, Cal. She began her screen career in the Griffith production, "Intolerance," and later played prominent roles in "Watch Our William," "Gift of the Desert," "John Petticoats," "This Hero Stuff". "Hobbs in a Hurry," and "All the World to Nothing."
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ber of the lyceum course will be inj the high Echool auditorum, Saturdaynght, Oct. 22, featuring the"Apollo Saxaphone, Quartet. Admission, 35c and 50c .The junior class has started studying the class play to be given some time during the Xmas
i holidays. Title of the play is "tJasn1 ful Mr. Bobbs." ...The first and
second basketball team held their first practice Monday evening. Tht first game will be held with Losantville, Oct 28. MILTON, Ind. Mrs. Mary Hagerman spent Sunday with Mr .and Mrs. Frank Jones. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Jones and son, John Posey were also dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones. In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Lon Jones . and family of Richmond were their. guests. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Knight of . Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. William Morris , and daughter, Mildred, Mrs. Fred Lantz and daughter Deborah of Pendleton, were guests
jof Mr. and Mrs. Walter Higham Sun
day Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Moore and
Mrs. Katharine Hussey spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Pearson at Rich
mond Mrs. Caldwell from near Cen
terville was the week-end guest of
Mrs. Vine Beeson Mrs. Nora Brown
and son, John, of Richmond were week-end guests of Milton relatives . . ..Mrs. Maud Thurman and daughter, Margaret were guests of Mrs. Frank Doty Saturday and Sunday Harry
. Hoshour was home over Sunday Mrs. Flora Ferguson was home from
GREEN'S FORK, IND. The Sugar Grove aid society wil hold a market in Ellis store, Saturday afternoon Oct. 22 Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Smith
took dinner Sunday with Dr. and Mrs
Blose and family Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Cal Clopp and daughter, Rhea Maryam, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Osro Blose.. . . .Home coming was a grand success at the M. E. church Sunday. About 150 eat down to din-
mi . e" flTLZ Theodore nen A pieram consisting of readings Misener in Richmond. -Theodore g0Egs and a ,ove conduct(?d
Davis is suffering with a sore arm
caused by catching his arm in a cider mill, when making cider Two of Ben Dales children are suffering with
typhoid fever The Missionary Boc-j iety of Sugar Grove will have an j oyster supper, Saturday evening, Oct. J
22, in Harry King's work shop
ty the Rev. John Hunt Mr. ami Mrs. Shirley White and family were
the guests of Mrs. Mary Bunker of Richmond Sunday .7. Mrs.". Laura Freeman spent the week end with - Mrs. Fannie Hunt, at Richmond.. .. .Mr3. Orin Fulghum of Chester, is visiting Mrs. Sadie Wallingford.
Wanda Hawley, film star, in ber feathered headdress. Would von be fascinating at the.
novelist, and j dance and other formal affairs.
Then discard the curls and allied bits of hairdressing and adorn your hair with feathers.
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requested to be present. . . .Mrs. L. W. Hidenour, who is improving, spent
Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Carl
Swain Mrs. Wilbur Johnson, Mrs
Glen Grubbs and Miss Lillie Becktell
Richmond for the week-end The ladies of the Christian charch cleared over $170 at their fair Saturday Miss Longman, . pianist ; Sherman Bullerdick, clairnetist: James Coe, flutist; Norman Pilgrim with trombone; Lena Reddington, cornetist; Barney Reddington and Floyd Outland, viol
inists, all of Richmond gave the instrumental music for the afternoon and evening programs of the fair.
They greatly pleased the large audi-1 ences that heard them. Miss Long-j man and Lena Reddington were guests I
of Mr. and Mrs. William Wessel at "NOW
supper Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Otto and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller of Brookville attended the homecoming Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Waszkowski and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Coy and son, William of In-
WHITEWATER, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Deskin Jones of Richmond, spent Saturday night and Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. Jones Mrs. Jennie Addleman entertained at dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Newton Commons of Oregon, and Mr. and Mrs. Dill Addleman Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knoll and family and
Mr. and Mrs.-John Fowble and family were guests of Rev. Ulmer and family j Thursday evening Miss Minnie I
Gibbs of Richmond, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and -Mrs. Jake Gibbs Mr. ard Mrs. Oscar White and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spencer and family, near Fountain City. Sunday One week of the evangelist meeting which is being held at the Christian church by Rev. Shultz of Newcastle, has passed with three additions and one letter.. .Miss Matilda Pogue spent the week end with Miss Ruth Ulmer. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. John K. Thomas and Mrs. Ethel Wood and daughter, Maryam, spent Sunday with Mr. and ilrs. August Kuhn and daughter, IreCe Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kirkman and Everett Kirkman spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Rov Kirkman and family. Mrs. Stella White, of near Bethel,
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
RICHMOND THEATRE Today Only Conway Tearle in "THE ROAD to AMBITION" And another of those big feature jungle comedies "THE LION NEMESIS" Coming Friday and Saturday "GO AND GET IT"
PALACE TODAY Paramount offers HOPE HAMPTON in "the sensational crook play "THE BAIT" With it JACK PERRIN in the Western "THE GUILTY TRAIL"
Saturday ' WILLIAM FARNUM n Zane Grey's Masterpiece
The Lone Star Ranger"
fmu '"rau"J lu rHnnannlii wprt thp -week-end with Mrs. W. S. McDonald entertained at ?;anEn ?peTnt "L.T
dinner, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. James
Turkish Troops Repulsed In Sharp Battle, Report fBv Associated lress ATHENS, Oct. 20 Turkish Nationalist forces have been defeated in a sharp battle along the southern end of the ba'tle front, in Asia Minor, says Bn official statement issued here. The fight began on Monday and lasted two days the enemy hurling savage at
tacks against the Greek positions over
a wide front.
Following the repulse of these attacks the Greeks are said to have passed to the offensive and to have
pursued the Nationalists toward the
east and northeast.
MODOC, IND. Mr. and Mrs. Wesly Howell and Mr. and Mrs. Orson Wyne spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. Dow Mrs. Herman Hoffman and children, Francis and Helen, spent Sunday with Mrs. Ola Howell and sons Mr. Taylor Cheeseman of Farmland is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Troy Kabel Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Carey and children of Portland, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Naylor.. . . Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Swain and
daughter, Betty Lou, spent Sunday! with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Swain ( Mises Beatrice and Bernice Spray of ; Farmland, Marjorie Burgess and Ninai Van Y, spent Sunday with Mises Lula
and Hazel Dow Mr. Lewis Thornburg, of San Francisco, Cal., spent Sunday with his sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Rich and children.... Mr. Roy Cramer of Marion, spent the week-end with Miss Clara Tullis Mr. and Mrs. Albert Naylor of Parker, and Mr. and Mrs. Quienia of Illinois, spent Fridav afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Ollie 'Naylor ..Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Hobson spent Monday evening in Farmland Miss
Wilis and children of Shirley, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Cox and children ot liuntsville and Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald and children Mis Pearl Bales of Losantville, spent all last week with her sister, Mrs. C. V. Johnson Mr. Frank Macy, Mr. William Macy, Mrs. Lydia Simcook, spent Monday in Farmland Mr. Albert Macy
of California is visiting his sister and !
brother, Mrs. Lydia Simcook and Mr: Wiliam Macy Miss Dorothy Lee spent Monday visiting the school . .The high school is going to help
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Beck Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Moore of Richmond were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Templin a few days the first of the week ....Miss Clara Watt of Connersville spent the week-end with Mrs. Alice Gresh Mrs. James Murphy of Connersville and Mrs. Charles Kinese of
Careless Shampooing Spoils the Hair
Soap should be used very carefully, if you want to keep your hair looking its best. Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkilL This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and ruins it. The best thing for steady use is Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo (which is pure and greaseless), and is better than anything else you can use. One or two teaspoonsful of Mulsi
fied will cleanse the hair and scalp
thoroughly. Simply moisten the hair
fcdith Driskill spent Sunday with her with water and rub it in. It makes aunt, Mrs. Guy Phelps.'. . .Mr. and an abundance of rich creamy lather.
Mrs. Chester Hodson, Mrs. Mary Keev- which rinses out easily, removing
er. Miss Man Keever, spent Sunday
witn Kev. and Mrs. O. B. Gray at Red Key Mrs. E. S. Gillian spent last week visiting relatives near Newcastle Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lee and daughter, Nadine, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fox Mrs. Meade Bennett and Chester, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Otis Thomas The U. B. Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. Charles Ford. Thursday afternoon. All members are
every particle of dust, dirt, dandru'.f and excessive oil. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves the scalp soft and the hair fine and silky, bright lustrous, fluffy and easy to manage. You can get Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo at any pharmacy, it's very cheap, and a few ounces will supply every member of the family for months. Be sure your druggist gives you Mulsified. Advertisement.
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TONITE AT 8:15 And the Balance of This Week Jack Bessey Stock Go.
presents
"Pollyanna
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Matinee Saturday Send the children to see "POLLYANNA"
NEXT WEEK George M. Cohan's Big Musical Show FIFTY MILES FROM BOSTON" with a Richmond Chorus
M
wrette Theatre
"Where the Stars Twinkle First" Theatre Beautiful
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One of the exciting scenes in this thrilling picture a hair-raising horse race on the Havana Track, shown for the first time in any photodrama, "WET GOLD" races you up and down the Atlantic seaboard, sends you adventuring to a lost Island in the tropics, and finally plunges you to the very floor of the sea, where untold treasure awaits the daring. Don't miss this remarkable picture.
ADDED FEATURE
Toonerville Trolley Comedy The Skipper Has His Fling
COMING FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Conway Tearle in "THE FIGHTER
Select Vaudeville
MURRAY "BETTER COME EARLY" TODAY and LAST HALF
Pipe Organ and Concert Orchestra
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Cut out this coupon and bring it with you to the Murray, not later than Sunday night, and after witnessing the
HONG KONG MYSTERIES
Fill in below where you thick NEEK SUEN makes the ducks disappear to, then leave this coupon at Box Office as you pass out. Answers the three nearest will each receive a real, live duck .free to take home.
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THE HONG KONG MYSTERIES A Keith big-time act that will puzzle and startle you. Gorgeous scenes, gowns, mystic lighting effects and the sensation of the age WHERE DO THE DUCKS GO? 4 MYSTERIOUS. AMAZING MAGICIANS 4 And 3 Other Big Features
CHAS. SEMON " The Narrow Feller " direct from The Strand, Dayton.
PHINA&CO. in "An Evening at Home" Six colored artists, two men and four ladies, in one of the most entertaining acts in vaudeville. "Singin. dancin" and carryin on" like you never heard.
A Goldwyn 5-Reel Super-Feature "DON'T NEGLECT YOUR WIFE" Lewis Stone and an All-Star Cast