Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 302, 1 November 1921 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AiD bUN-'iiSLfiGKAM, RICHMOND, 1ND., TUESDAY, NOV. 1, 1921.

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FILE $100,000 SUIT, CHARGING INJURIES TO WELFARE LOAN SOCIETY

FORT WAYNE, Ind., Nov. 1. The Welfare Loan society, of Fort Wayne Monday filed suit against Thomas K. O'Dowd, Newton Watson, Samuel C. Smith and Alonzo M. Kendall for $ 100,000 damages charging conspiracy In aiding a comnlaint last week against

the Hawkins Mortgage company and

also charging conspiracy to destroy the business of the Welfare Loan society

of Fort Wavne. The suit also alleges

the society sustained Injuries by cir

culation of alleged false statements

contained in the complaint over thei state of Indiana.

The complaint alleges that Thomas j J. O'Dowd. one of the plaintiffs, exchanged alleged worthless stock of the Blue Cast Magnetic Springs company for common stock of the Welfare Loan society, of Fort Wayne and that the plaintiffs falsely alleged in their complaint that O'Dowd paid cash for said stock and that the Hawkins Mortgage company received such cash, that O'Dowd fraudulently misrepresented the value of said stock and thereby defrauded the Welfare Loan society of $4,380 and that O'Dowd owts the Welfare Loan society of Fort Wayne that sum by reason of such alleged fraud. The complaint further alleges that O'Dowd and Kendall are stockholders and Kendall is president of the People's Finance company of Fort Wayne a competing company of the Welfare Loan society and that the parties in filing their complaint against the Hawkins Mortgage company conspired together to tear down and destroy the business and standings of the Welfare

Loan society for the purpose or being able to buy the assets of the latter and consolidating with the People's t-j ikat Vif ttnn-i.

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company was filed no other purpose. Allege Negligence. The complaint further alleges that the plaintiffs in the suit filed last week did not allege any facts upon which a careful and capable lawyer would file a complaint and that the plaintiffs were negligent and careless in employing an attorney who was not able to advise them properly and cautiously in the premises and that therefore they are liable for damages for failing to properly investigate the Hawkins Mortgage company and the Welfare Loan society of Fort Wayne. The complaint further alleges that the plaintiffs never made any request or demand to examine the books of the Welfare Ioan society cf Fort Wayne or the Hawkins Mortgage company nor in good faith make any request relating thereto and that in filing their suit last week they acted In bad faith and for the sole purpose and object of ruining the Welfare Loan society and injuring the Hawkins Mortgage company. The Welfare Loan society will sue Mr. O'Dowd Tuesday for $10,000 damages charging fraud in the Blue Cast stock matter and will sue Mr. Kendall for $3,000, alleging that he owes that amount as surety at the Welfare Loan society. The suit filed at Fort Wayne mada only one patty defendant. .That, was the Hawkins Mortgage company. , No Welfare Loan society was made a defendant. Press reports sent out from Fort Wayne to all newspapers In Indiana stated that all Welfare Loan societies were defendants to the complaint.

JEWELED ARCH WILL BE ONE OF THE MANY FEATURES OF ILLUMINATION AT WASHINGTON THE NIGHT OF NOV. U

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knows what we have in this line or by all authorities as a model conserjust where it Is. Equally important vation measure. It calls for a good

from -the technical point or view is me i aeai of money, but money expended in appropriation of a million dollars a conserving national resources and in year for five years to be spent in i learning how to use them, is money studying the utilization of wood, and that makes a return to the taxpayer, also the nroblems of forestry taxation, lit makes the things he needs cheaDer

The Forest Products Laboratory at; and provides opportunity for employ-1

raaaison, Wisconsin, ua a.ticuj u...- mcui, aim investment, it is trie tax onstrated the great possibilities of money paid for armies and navies and new methods In the use of wood. For the machinery of government and in example, it saved box manufacturers s loans to foreign powers that really a million dollars a year. It Is develop- j leaves us forever, ing ways of seasoning wood in kilns

which promise to save millions. It has T( HcOnilPO OOIIOfil demonstrated repeatedly that scien-j N yiAI,y XkHljlll (fin eoai-oVi In h!a lino TI9VS Immfd- I W VIIWVU

late and large returns. The taxation of forests is a matter requiring much study. It should be so arranged, the foresters say, that the planting and growing of timber crops will pay. The bill would also appropriate a million a year for five years to be used in reforesting denuded lands in

national forests. There are a million and a half acres of burned over land in the national forests that must be reseeded. Ten million dollars is asked for buy

ing new areas to be put in to national forest. There are areas in the Alleghanies and elsewhere in the East which can be purchased by the government now at relatively low prices. They will cost more in the future and the timber upon them will be scarcer. National forests in the East should have been acquired long ago. This section of the bill should be of special interest to the public because of the great value and interest which the national forests in the West have developed as playgrounds. In the East

all of the finest camping and lishing and hunting country is privately owned

, NEEDS IN TOWNSHIP (Speci! to the Plladium) CAMPBELLSTOWN, Ohio. Nov. 1 --Need for an addition to the local school house will be discussed Wednesday night, Nov. 2, at 7:30 o'clock,

by the Jackson township ParentTeachers' association. The discussion is to prepare the citizens of the community for the vote on the bond issue for this purpose.

to be held Nov. 8. C. R. Coblentz, of New Paris, will be the principal speaker Wednesday night. Dr. E. B. Markey, is to speak on "The Relation of Hot Lunches to tha Health of School . Children." Musical numbers will also be offered. Donations will be received for the lunch department's use this winter. Potatoes, beans, corn, tomatoes, peas, lard .flour, sugar, dried-beef, salmon or monev will be acceptable.

Spend Portion of Lives . : In Monistic Training It Is the custom in Slam for every man to spend a portflon of his life in a monastery. This role applies to everyone from the poorest peasant upward, the king and aH the male members of the royal family having at some period worn th3 yellow robe of a monk. This curious custom is, no doubt, an imitation of the so-called Act of Renunciation of Gautama, the future Buddha, who. at the age of 29, moved by the sufferings of humanity, renounced his rights, to his father's throne and. abandoning his wife and

child, devoted the remainder of his life to religion. Just as every American boy Is expected to go to school, as a matter of course, so every Siamese youth Is ex-

i pected to enter a monastery.

Jeweled portal for conference on limitation of armaments at Washington.

Terminating the Avenue of Light, and forming; a brilliant approach to the Pan-American building; where the limitation of armament conference will hold

its sessions, this archway will be the central figure of a great illumination of the national capital on the night of November 1 1. The two obelisks are eighty-five feet high and are finished in

travertine. The jeweled curtain or necklace suspenied between them stretches ovir eighty-six feet six inches of space. It consists of 37.500 Novagen jewels in all colors.

but in the West, by reasoning of the national forests, a poor man can have a summer home in the best 'mountain country in the world. The measure would also increase

the size of the national forests by authorizing the exchange of timber in national forests for lands outside of

them. This means that an individual

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The Theatres

straight. As the son of Bates, he handles a place widely separated from the majority of his later role... Bonnie Beck is the "angle" of the enement district, and is most satisfactory in such capacity. Lucille Husting makes a very acceptable representive of the 'haughty' rich. Jay Collins juggles the difficulties of the wise plain clothes cop with a fine air of distinction. George Robbins has a more or less mediocre place, well held, however. Jack Doyle and William Griggs conclude the cast. MURRAY VAUDEVILLE Four acts are featured at the Murray theatre the first half of the week. Topping the bill are the four "Popularity Queens". They open their act with a

A National Forest Policy By FREDERICK J. HASKIN

WASHINGTON, D. C, Nov. 1. A measure which is designed to put all of the forest lands in the United States, whether owned by the state, by the nation or by private individuals, in a condition of maximum productivity, is to be strongly urged upon the present Congres by the industries ift this country which are dependent upon forest products. Their first effort is to bring home to the American citizen the fact that, although he lives in one of the finest

to be cropped at intervals. American land owners as a whole, have not learned even the rudiments of silviculture. To cut timber in this country still means to wipe a valuable natural resource out of existence. The Snell bill is designed to remedy

all of these evils. It provides a Federal appropriation to bf nted in coon"--ating with the states in protecting and renewing their forests. The siait-s ate required to put up as much money in each instance as the Federal Govern-

timber land outside of, but contiguous

to a national forest, could exchange it

jfor so many board feet of timber on national forests.. This timber would of course be cut under directions of the Forest Service so as not to injure the stand. Meanwhile the Forest Service could reforest the denuded lands

acquired by this method. The Snell bill seems to be regarded

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reforestation in every state. The need

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they stae a contest to see what kindi""" . "... ':; i UiiLL eins pronounce our iorest nre

nt en, th. a,iiT, liko hat ThPv ana more OI inem are ueing iiuyuneu protection system only 25 per cent

! ployment they afford is corresponding-

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to the interest of everyone in the country The various great wood-using industries are supporting the Snell bill.

which embodies exactly what they

MURRETTE Kenneth Harlan who alternates as leading man In Norma and Constance Talmadge productions, and who is being seen ooposite Constance in "Wornans Place" at the Murrette theatre for the last times tonight, has given up housekeeping and has moved over to Ambassador hotel to be near the Talmadgc studios in East Forty-eighth street. New York. Mr. Harlan has donated his interesting collection of hochs and accumulated files of back numbers of oil magazines to the boys of the Fox Hills hospital in Staten sland. Mr. Harlan has appealed to other screen players who have spare hooks and magazines on hand to send

them to the Staten Island hospital, where they will be greatly appreciated. MURRAY "The Blazing Trail." starring Frank Mayo, which is being shown at the Murray theatre, approaches the ideal in photodramatic entertainment, it is the story of a brilliant young physician whose mind drifts over the border of annesia under the lash of over work. He goes to the Blue Ridse mountains to mingle with the illiterate mountaineers and to forget, for a time, hid identity, and the eternal quest for a specific for blood poisoning that has injured his mentality. How he summons his scientific knowledge to save the life of a girl rind how he fights the battle of his life for her honor, give the story a kickv punch that will delight those for whom life ha? not. losts its thrill. Lillian Rich, Avho is one of the beauties of the screen and as capable as she is prettv. plays the leading feminie role, while the remaining parts are carried convincingly by Ray Ripley. Frank Holland. Bert Sprott3,

Verne Winter, Maage tioni, joy mthrop and Marv Philbin. WASHINGTON STOCK "Kindling," the play being presented at thp Washington theatre this week by tbo Jack Bessey stock company, is one in which there are many dramatic possibilities, most of which seem to be used. It micht be called a "deep" play; its r.athos Is touching, and throughout it all there is a strong current of sentiment. Perhaps Lotta F.llis. as Bates, and Patti McKinley. as Maggie Schultz. find their respective positions in the piece more accurately than do the others. Yet, the splendid understanding of the role showed by Herbert Duffy, as Heinrich Schultz, is not to be passed by without comment. Happily one can find no serious breaches of the art in the acting of this week's cast. Arthjir Olmi is this week seen as a

, .,, r . .... : r .. . . , ' mry year, our forest lanas are pro-iffliriont

songs Theudience ifasked to nick ducing only a fraction 01 what Ucres of forest in thi7country w ft ?aorit? Their aa a"dJH! !??f"? not Protected from fire at all.

and good cheer and Is the kind of musical performance that the Murray audience likes to see as it attests by its applause. The Bafley Duo offer a comedy acrobatic act which is replete with thrills

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the spectators to grip the arms or "ant OI UU"T their chairs until the acrobats com.; on. Strangely enough the experts of plete their difficult and thrilling ex.he oref Service, the American hibition' j Forestry Associr on, and many others

Elsa Ford offers comedy character- l,uT . .T - i .i- V izations equally satisfied with this measure. In ' Chamberlain and Earle are In the a swof.d- the business men and the good graces of everybody from the ec tists for once seem to agree upon moment the man appears with a lilv wha is needed. And the business inin his hand and complains of his in- tees for once seem to have Perceivability to secure the right kind of a'ed that their interests will best be partner. The girl that he chooses for serve1 ln the ,on run b? a P1,cy of a partner lives up to all expectations, conservation, not one of unplanned The audience ia not disappointed, exploitation.

Their offering Is one of the best that The trouble is to arouse public Inter

est in me measure, nooseveu. years ago aroused public interest in forest conservation to a hih pitch when he

succeeded in having the national for-; ests created. The creation and use of j the national forests has been one of ;

Give the rhubarb and aspargus beds! the few indisputable triumphs of!

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this means wealth going up in 6moke just as surely as if you touched a match to it. Only 26 of the states have forest fire protection systems at all. New York and Pennsylvania have to import about 90 per cent of the timber they use, because of the depletion of their forests. A Forest Survey. The bill also provides for a complete survey of our forest resources. This is one of its most important provisions, in the eyes of the foresters. No one

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Are you there if not see "The Dangerous Moment" And a thrilling episode -TERROR TRAIL" Coming Thursday, Friday and Saturday Douglas Fairbanks in "Mark of Zorro"

applications of manure before winter

sets in.

This Is the month for spading or plowing the garden. It is best done just before freezing, and should be left unh arrowed. The action of winter weather will help their texture. Root crops of various kinds may be buried for the winter use, dry beets, carrots and turnips. Do necessary drainage work now, put drains wherever needed. They will be of value whether the season be wet or not. Put all garden tools in winter storage. Put grease of some cheap variety on all parts, and they will be in good condition when needed next spring.

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Tuesday, Nov. 1 Richmond Lodge No. 196, F. & A. M. Stated meeting. Wednesday, Nov. 2 Webb lodge No. 24. F. & A. M. Special meeting for Master Masons only. Business of importance at 7:30. Thursday. Nov. 3 Wayne Council No. 10, R. & S. M. Stated assembly, aid work. Saturday, Nov. 5 Loyal Chapter, No. 49, O. E. S. Stated meeting past officers' nirht and social.

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tlon. The average man thinks it solved the forestry problem for all time. As a matter of fact, nhile it

helped greatly, it could not in the I

nature of the case solve it- The national forests are, all but a few small areas, ln the West. The act came too late to enable the government to get large timber areas in the East, Hence the forests protect only a few varieties of trees, and not the most important By far the greater part of the national forests are timbered only with pine, spruce and fir soft woods of relatively low value. The oak, maple, walnut and other valuable hardwoods are scarcely protected by them at all. Furthermore, the government is limited by the act, in its acquisition of forest lands, to those that protect watersheds. This has kept the

Forest Service protection away from Important areas. ! Timber Wasted. It Is the vast timber areas, and areas )

that might be covered with timber, in :

private ownership, that are being

wasted. Fire, for one thing, is destroying billions of dollars worth of timber. Nearly all of it c;uld be prevented. In the second place, many pieces of land which are admirably fitted for growing timber, and are not useful or used for anything else, have long lain waste, and must be reforested. In the third place, owners of timber land's, and especially small owners, have no conception of using a forest as a permanent source of wealth,

SISTERS OF CHARITY HAVE PROVEN THE VALUE OF FATHER JOHN'S MEDICINE Sisters in Charge of Children's Home "Have Used it With Great Success for Coughs and Colds."

At the Children's Home in Newburyport, Mass., there are an average of sixty children under the loving care of the Sisters of Charity. In a recent signed statement the Sister in charge said: "We cheerfully endorse Father John's Medicine because in our Home It has become indispensable. We use it, not only for coughs and colds but also as a builder. We tell our friends that we would not be without it. We have used it with great success and find it to have no equal as a builder. (Signed) The Home for Destitute Children, Sisters of Charity, Newburyport, Mass. In a great many institutions of a

similar character throughout the country. Father John's .Medicine i3 what the nurses in charge depend upon to keep the children well and strong. They know that it is entirely safe because it is free from alcohol and dangerous drugs. Many similar letters of endorsement have been received from homes, hospitals and institutions, and the names and copies of the letters will be sent on request. Father John's Medicine is a doctor's

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Tonite at 8:15 and all Week Jack Bessey Stock Co.

Presents

Kindlin;

A new Detective Thfef play featuring Miss Patti McKinley at her best in the title role of "MAGGY".

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-BETTER COME EARLY" Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra

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Matinee Tomorrow at 2:30 Adults, 35c; Children, 20c NEXT WEEK "What's Your Husband Doing?"

Four Popularity Queens Four beautiful young ladies with cultured voices and gowned In the latest of the modiste's art presenting their Teftned offering entitled "A Scenic Singing Musicale". Keith big-time presentation. Chamberlain and Earle A clever man and woman team in a comedy skit, "Has First Lesson", introducing comedy, vocal and instrumental nmmbers. ELSA FORD "The Little Runabout' No relation to Henry and never "misses". Writes and sings her own songs. Cliff Bailey Duo "Comedy Scotch Pantomimists

FRANK MAYO in

The Blazing Trail"

The terrible Men-without-Pace were in the saddle for venggeance and only the little mountain girl who loved him knew that the young Eastern City man was Innocent. Did he turn and run, or did he stand and fight that day in the old Blue Ridge? Coming Thursday Harry Van Fossen; Three Victors; Roattino and Barrette, and Flaherty and Stonning. Coming Nov. 10, Matinee and Evening "Take It From Me" Musical Comedy with original New York cast.

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The Woman's Party picked her for beauty, not brains, tut struck a snag when her gray matter showed red. She wouldn't have tried it, only she found her fiance was the opposition men's candidate. And. she hated the poor boob to feel lonely. It's a scream from start to finish. Also the Comedy, "SNOOKY'S TWIN TROUBLES" Coming Wednesday and Thursday Only " 4 - A Picture That Will Make You Think

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This novel just finished in The Red Book. The book is a great seller. Do not miss the photoplay. ,