Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 316, 17 November 1921 — Page 9

CLEVELAND GREETS GEN. DIAZ, LEADER OF OHIO REGIMENT

fBy Associated Press) CLEVELAND. O., Nov. 17 Military organizations and the Chamber of Commerce co-operated with Dr. Nicola Ceni. Italian vice-consul and representatives of Italian societies in welcoming General Armando Diaz, commander in chief of the Italian armies to Cleveland today. He arrived from Washington this morning on the first leg of his trip to the Pacific coast. Special significance was attached to his visit to this state in that the only regiment of American soldiers to serve on the Italian front during the world war the 332nd infantry was composed of Ohioans principally, a majority of whom were Clevelanders. The regiment acted as the General's military escort during his stay here. General Diaz was met at the station by a reception committee, headed by Dr. Carri, and escorted to City hall where honorary citizenship was conferred upon him. An almost continuous reception followed, the principal one being set for noon. An automobile tour including a visit, at the general's request to the tomb of former President James A. Garfield was planned for today. A banquet will be given in honor of Gen. Diaz tonight by the military order of foreign wars. General Diaz and his staff will leave tomorrow morning for Columbus. CINCINNATI. Nov. 17. "vvTien General Armando Diaz, commander of the Italian army during the world war visits Cincinnati on December 6, he will be the recipient of an honorary degree of Doctor of Laws at the university of Cincinnati. Thei ceremony will take place in the gymnasium of the university. Stronger Merchant Marine is Favored in Argentina CBv Associated Press) WASHINGTON. Nov. 17. Growth of public opinion in Argentina in fa vor of the development of a stronger merchant marine was reported to the commerce department today by trade commissioner Brady at Beuno.s Aires. Argentina, according to the report does not like to fall behind Brazil and Chile in commercial progress and the growth of the mercantile strength of those countries was declared to have had a disquieting effect upon Argentine. The present 'shipping situation was believed to be- favorable for Argentina to realize its ambition o fpossesMP.g a national merchant marine proportionate to its economic power and its extensive coast line. The Theatres MURRAY. Earle Williams has grown a full bturd for "Biing Him In," which is

oeinp snon hi .viur.av uei-i. "'lfiock 0f snf,ep. is the first time Mr. Williams has ap-; Ttwl on,,, Qhn,.t t.-n-ihirH

Pea red with any facial scenery, and it makes considerable change in his ap pea.ance. A beard becomes Mr. Williams better than it does most men. In fact, it adds to hi3 handsome features. The title, "Bring Him In," is ono of. tne slogans or tne nonnuest ponce canization where getting ones man i tne thing tnat counts ana no aiinis are accepted as a substitute for results. The story is one of mystery, love -nd adventure, which vivify and sus-

i - the interest. It is a thrilling out;fne S(ajs. fiPOarturp from the Pribi-1

of doors story from the pen ol H. H.iIoffs was tlloi. reat opportunity. But Van Loan. Kritzi Ridge-way is t he it meant thP f both mother and star's leading woman in the produc-ibabv aml tho wholesale killing of the tjon. She ranks as one of the finest fpj,!.., in thjs wav brought the herd

tem'nine equine cj.pnts in the picture making world. MURRETTE

From all reports Mix's l.Vrst Foxtne er,tire" ocean closed to sealing picture, "After Your Own Heart." is a.fl.om Ma to September. Then when humdinger-- as good as any pie'uic inj war broke, out, Britain. Russia and whi-h he ha.-i ever appeared, if not a, japan e;lfrt,r to tail in with any reas-

little better. Tins story was writiei by William Wallace Cook, and he has given Tom something unprecedented j to do use airplanes and autos as hej latent additions to ranch equipment.! And it's no secret that Tom can drive an auto as well as he can ride a horse. I

So you see that. Tom is unique tn teai but it has been money well spent, motion pictures. Star, author, direct- La.t year's census revealed the ex. or. htunt man. slick rider, driver or s jstence of 550,000 seals, and this autos, trainer of horses that he has ! year's count is expected to show at made almost a;-, famous as himself a j ieast 600,000. As the pelt or this parbiu noint this-a fine chap outside of ticular seal brinss as high as 1150 In

pictures; a fellow who hasn't had to change the size of his hatband, inetaphorically, from c,?g to 9Vz- j Mix has more good stuff in "After! Von - Own He-rt" than he has had in! any other reennt picture, and he gets ; away with it all in true Mixian fash-j ion "After Your Own Heart-' is being hhown at tlte Murrette theatre. Automobile bumpers are made of "plywood." which is as strong as steel and lighter. Incidentally they are cheaper. I

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NATURE, WITH MAN'S AID, MAKES "REMBRANDT" OF U. S. CAPITOL

This remarkable photo shows a view of the c.ipitol in Washington flooded with lights, especially installed for the duration of the arms conference. A light rain aided the photographer in setting a picture that is as nearly a "Rembrandt" as it is possible to make - photograph.

SEALS ARE ONLY WILD ANIMALS COUNTED BY i OFFICERS EACH YEAR The only herd of wild animals In the world of which a yearly census is taken are the fur seals of the Pribiloff Islands in the Bering Sea. Once they numbered between 5 million and fi million, but they weva slautrhterod so ruthlessly for their skins th?t bv 190S there were fewer they are protected by international ! agreement, and the herd is mustered ! and counted everv year just like a i of each year fa:- out :tt sen. making a "'circuit of six thousand miles in the open ocean without touching land. It only comes to the Pribiloff Islands in ! the summer months to breed and rear its young. As soon as the young are oi-lm 1hP mother seal goes out to ea jn search of food Kill in Ooen Sea. When the sealers were forbidden to i land on the islands they took to ki-T-lng the animals in tne open sea. an near to extermination. After manv conferences, the taking of seals was prohibited within a radjs 0f fifty miles of the islands and onable suggestion, agreed to give up sealing within the waters of the Pacific traversed by the Pribiloff seals. Money Well Spent. All told, America, owner of the Pribiloffs, expended about 5 million dollars on her efforts to protect th-3 the open market, the herd may be said to represent a value of 90 million dollars. ! Counting the seals is by no means an easy task. They occupy various ; rookeries, and in the height of the: breeding season the big bulls are pa--j ticularly pugnacious. So the bulls j and the females are counted from the j cliffs, and the young pups before they j are ready to go to sea. Parental I watchfulness is not. then so strict, both j narents snondinsr a sreat deal of time i Jin the water. Accordingly, they at; j Table and Floor Lamps A big stock to select from. Buy now for Christmas. S19.48 Street

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4 4$ aw if1 I kept cut to sea, while men armed I with long poles drive the pups to smootner Deacnes, where they are herded into groups like cattle. They are then allowed to disperse, and as they make off in lines- they are counted. Travels 49 Miles in Plane In 19 Minutes, is Report That a monoplane traveled the distance from Middletown to Richmond, a distance of 40 miles in 19 minutes, is the report of the operator at the R I. tower of the Pennsylvania rai.i'o il on the west bank of Whitewater. The railroad operaton at Middletown according to the report, sighted tha plane and thinking to get a line on his time, called the operator at Newcastle to ask when the plane went over that city. The time being incredibly short, the operator continued to call stations along the line, with the result that the operator at the l Richmond tower reported that he saw the ntane iQ mt aftor it the plane just 19 minutes after it was sighted at Middletown. It is said that aviators usually follow the railroad tracks in making long trips. I Jackson Township Farmers ! T Ml m TI I . irv.i T . n--i Tt M'-Li 1 O irieei 1 nUTSaay lllgm CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind , Nov. 17. The regular monthly meeting of the Jackson Township Farmers' association will be held in the town hall Thursday night. A report on the state convention by Everett Hunt will be the principle part of the program. PANAMA HONORS "TEDDY" PANAMA, Nov. 17. A monument to Theodore Roosevelt is to be erected on Ancon hill overlooking the canal, in whose construction he took such a great part. The idea, which was originated by J. H. Greisor. canal zone swimming director, has been approved bv the authorities.

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Some Raw Food Is Essential

An eminent French scientist is authority for the statement that no one could live a year on a diet of cooked foods alone. Ask your doctor what would happen to you if you ate nothing else. Cooking weakens or entirely destroys that recently recognized essential of the diet vltamines. That is one reason why doctors give orange juice to babies. Citrus fruits are the most palatible raw foods. You can secure from our Washington Information Bureau a free booklet giving dozens and dozens of delicious, tempting methods of using oranges and lemons on your table. Clip out and mail thecoupon below, enclosing two cents in stamps for return postage. Print name and address or be sure to write plainly. fDo not send the coupon to The Palladium. Mali It direct to Washington. L. C.) Frederic J. Haskin. Director. THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM tnformation Bureau. Washington, D. C. I enclose herewith two cents in stamps for return postage on a free copy of the Orange and Lemon Booklet. Name Street City . State Brownville to Open Community Building (Specil to the Plladium) BROWNSVILLE, Ind., Nov. 17 A community building 40 by 60. is being i erected in Brownsville, in the north secucn or tne town. Aitnougn me building will not be completed for a short time, formal opening of the building is to be celebrated next Wednesday, Nov. 23. Attorney Ralph E. Heimlick. or' Connersville, will deliver tho principal ad-l dress at the observance. Miss Nettie'

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will speak. A home talent entertainment will be offered. An oyster supper will be served. Says His Prescription Has Powerful Influence 7tr R hoiirnaf Jem Mr. James H. Allen suffered for years with rheumatism. Many times 1 1 his terrible disease left him helpless and unable to work. He finally decided, after years of ceaseless study, that no one can be free from rheumatism until the accumulated impurities, commonly called uric acid deposits, were dissolved rn the joints and muscles and expelled from the body. With this idea in mind he consulted

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physicians, made experiments and fiquickly and completely banished every sign and symptom of rheumatism from his system. Te freely gave his discovery to others who took it, with what might be called marvelous success. After years of urging he decided to let sufferers everywhere know about his discovery through the newspapers. A. G. Luken1 Drug Co., Quigley's drug stores 3 and Yes and Now Drug Co. and Dafler Drug Co., have been appointed agents i for Allenrhu in this vicinity, with the if understanding that turn the purchase two bottles to all who state they re ceived no benefit. Advertisement. By Systematic Savings You Start the Foundation for Future Success. First National Bank Southwest Corner Ninth and Main

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WASHINGTON LAYS CORNER STONE OF MEMORIAL HALL FOR NATION'S HEROES

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The ceremony of the laying of the corner stone at 6th and B streets. The corner stone of a great national memorial hall that is to be erected in Washington in memory of the nation's heroes from George Washington right down the line to General Pershing was laid a few day? ago by Mrs. Harry Rogers Mallory, assisted by prominent government officials. The hall will be known as the National Victory Memorial building and will supply a long-felt want in the caoital for a building large enough bouse conventions and mass meetings.

EVANSVILLE UNIONS VOTE AGAINST BEER REPEAL EVANSVILLE, Ind., Nov. 17. A resolution against the bill to repeal the medicinal beer law in congress was passed yesterday by the Evansv'lle Central Labor Union and a copy was sent to Harry S. New and James E. Watson, United States senators from Indiana. It was pointed out that the repeal of the law would mean the - czema nausea I ears of Intense Agony "1 have suffered intense agony from eczema on niv leer and nther nnrts of j u my body for years, and received only temijorary relief from other preparaHons. It is only a month since I ! ?I?,J.t to use PETERSONS OINT - and there is no sign of eczema ! or itching. You can refer to me. Geo. C. Talbot, 27 Penfield Street, Buffalo, N. Y. "I've got a hundred testimonials says Peterson of Buffalo just as sincere and honest as this one. Years ago, when I first started to put out PETERSON'S OINTMENT. I made up my mind to give a big box for 35 cents, and I am still doing it, as every druggist, in the countrv knows. 'I guarantee PETERSON'S OINTMENT because I know that its mighty healing power is marvelous. I say to j rigidly guaranteed for eczema, salt lheum, old sores, blind, bleeding and ! itching piles, ulcers, skin diseases chafing, burns, scalds and sunburn, and if not satisfactory any druggist will return your money." Mail orders filled bv Peterson Ointment Co.. Inc.. Buffalo, N. Y. Advertisement i MitftlHtiimmiiiiimimimitiHtH iitnoimiMilimmtimimmimmimipitimil 6c lb. Wet Wash, weighed dry. Call Phone 2766

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NONPARTISANS LOSE DAKOTA RULE NOV. 23 BISMARCK, N.- D.; Nov. Control of the North Dakota state administration will pas3 from the Nonpartisan league to the Independent faction at 3 p. m., Nov. 23. when the three state officials chosen in the recent recall election will take office. Governor Lynn J. Frazier will end a five-year tenure, turning his office over to R. A. Nestos of Minot, select ed to replace him by a semi-official majority of 4.090, their respective ballot totals showing 107,333 and 111.42:5 Two other new officiils to take of fice Nov. 23, are Sveinbjorn Johnson who succeeds Attorney General William Lemke, and Joseph A. Kitchi:;, replacing John N. Hagen. commissioner of agriculture and labor. I jkf ATAODUAI IP1IY uuruuu ink uujut is guaranteed by 30 years service to millions of Americans. Kondon's works wonders for your old, sneering, cough, chronic catarrh, headJie, sore nose, etc. 20 Trcalmeo Druggists ve it KONDON Minneapolis, Tonite 8:15 JACK BESSEY STOCK CO. Presents May Tully's Funny Comedy 'MARVS ANKLE' A Laugh. Every Minute NEXT WEEK Laurette Taylor's Big Hit "PEG 0' MY HEART Special Thanksgiving Matinee Better Order Your Seats Now Murrette "Where the Stars Twinkle First" 3 MORE DAYS A picture that moves so fast you think it lasts but a minute. Six reels of vivid life in the new West. Different, better than anything Mix ever made. &i WilliaitiFox J -presents And a side-splitting comedy Buster Keaton in the "Haunted House"

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