Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 320, 22 November 1921 — Page 11

GRAIN GROWERS HEAD SAYS ORGANIZATION IS WORLD'S LARGEST

(By Associated Press) ATLANTA, Go., Nov. 22 The United States Grain Growers, Inc., is now the largest co-operative grain marketing organization in the world, in- point of membership, bushels of grain to be handled and territory covered, C. j H. Gustafson, ita president, told the American Farm Bureau Federation here today. Tills farmer corporation was formed in Chicago last April. "We have nearly 25,000 members in 10 middle -west states, representing p.t least 50 million bushels of marketable grain," Mr. Gustafson reported. "This is more than either one of the two large farmers' companies in Canada have ever handled in one year. The most that any of these companies have handled in one year was 40 million bushels. In other and later years they have handled less than half that much. Expect Rapid Growth. "If the present rate of progress continues the U. S. Grain Growers will have 150.000 members a year from now. representing at least 300,000,000' bushels of grain. "There is handled on the Chicago market in one year an average of about S25.00C.000 bushels, so there is promise of our becoming a real factor in the grain markets of the world." Any intention of manipulating prices cf the farmers through their own marketing machinery was vigorously disavowed by President Gustafson. He said they were dissatisfied with present conditions because they believed market prices were manipulated, and if farmers were to adopt similar practices they "would deserve all of the public condemnation that would be heaped upon them." Dal Fairly "If we deal fairly with consumers, we shall prosper," he said, "but if we pervert our organizations to the end of artificially affecting prices they i will not last." There i3 no brighter spot on the horizon of American agriculture today than that of co-operative marketing, President Gustafson observed. "A large majority of American farmers have progressed far enough along the road of cooperation so that we can spend time profitably in explaining methods rather than be forced j to mark time while we argue prm ciples," he reported. "The farmer is not only ready to cooperate but he is working with his neighbors in town- - . . , . . : " i ship, county, state and nation. The Theatres

MURRETTE is filled with spectacular scenes and l.a-jghs a lot of people never dreamed! thrilling incidents, and one that is sure they were capable of v.ere literally ; to hold the interest from the first scared out of them by the breathlessly flash. thrilling stunts Harold Lloyd perform- PEC O' MY HEART ed in his inimitable comedy style in! ..peg 0 My Heart" has proven to "Never Weaken," at the Murrette ; be a great drawins card at the Washtheatre, now playing. j ington theatre. Large attendances The first two reels of this new as-ifeatUred the opening performance ot fw iated Exhibitors comedy, produced j the show. by Hal Roach, with whom Lloyd's en-j The part of "Peg", taken by Patti tire comedy career has been associat-j McKinley, is one of extreme expres(1. move along Swiftly With a lot Of oion She nlavs hpr nart in tho com.

typical Lloydian gags and humor. In the last reel the comedy suddenly slips Into high speed gear labelled Thrills! It maintains a mad, hilarious ppce to the very last fade-out. When it is over, you are so exhausted from your hearty, and sometimes hysterical -laughs, you wonder if the title, "Never Weaken," is a precaution intended ; for you. or for Harold Lloyd, who ap parently olacps no value on his life. MURRAY VAUDEVILLE True to promise the Murray management has indeed brought a special holiday bill for the first half. Jarvis and Harrison quite capably occupy the stellar position. Just a ;-hort 13 minutes of nonsensical byplay, but so popularly catching and jovial that one can but sit and approve. The act is of Keith repute: bright, clever and with a winning twist in conclusion. A bit of everything is bundled into Knapp and Cornelia's offering. First, however, in all that they do. they aspire to amuse. In accomplishing this end they spread a bit of hokum, entertain musically, and finish with an athletical dancing exhibition. Perhaps El Cota, Xylophoni: t, runs a good race for first honors of the bill. Light comedy, intermingled with a deft knowledge of the Xylophone, wins for him a generous hand. Dave Manley, "The Mayor of the U. A." treats humorously natioual sub-'

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Itj operatic circles Giovanni Martinelli, prominent tenor of the Metropolitan Opera company, jects, especially prohibition. His is a burlesque of serious matters and characters. As an encore he sings "Lonesome Heart." William Duncan in "Steelheart," is the film attraction. MARVIN. MURRAY Wiliam Duncan, the vitagraph star, who will be shown in "Steelheart," at the Murray theatre, bought a new horse which he introduces in this picture. His purchase was something of an accident. He was passing and auction stable recentlv when he spied a little flea bitten broncho that he had used during his cowpunching days. He bought the animal and subsequent event proved to him that he a bargain. The animal performs some difficult bits of business in "Steelheart." a story of the mining country in days bef -. . In, . , - . . ... . . . : i j fore law was thoroughly established I in the west. It furnishes Mr. Duncan and his co-star, Edith Johnson, j many rare opportunities to display I their great skill in thrilling feats, and ! unlimited aetins abilitv. The storv I winning way which marks all her ! performances. Entering as a coarse Irish girl of 17 years, "Peg" proves ; to be anything but a refined little j lady to enter the home of stylish ; English folk. Regardless of the sit- ! nation, "Peg" under a tutor, is edu cated to young womanhood, and she c0on has a number of the men proposing to her. "Jerry". T)laved hv Hprhprt Duff v. meets "Peg" when "she first arrives and becomes interested in her. "Peg'1 n ( takes him for some one of her own i standing, on account of his name Later Jerry's standing is establish"d : and almost costs him Peg's affections.! she being surprised by his higher j standing. Even so. they come to ; an understanding and all is well. j Mrs. Chichaster, characterized by IvOtta Ellis, is the appointed guardian1 of feg. She tries to rule her witn an iron hand but finds her understudy in rebellion. Alaric Chichester, the excitable English chap, played by George Bobbins, is the star of the performance, with his everlasting overbearing manner. Ethel Chichester, daughter of Peg' guardian, is played by Lucille Husting, who, at first very cool to the new arrival, turns out to be the best friend of little Peg. Christian Brent, played by Jay Collins, is the family acquaintance who is in desperation in his endeavors to vour bowels completely by morninj and you will feel splendid. "They work while you sleep." Cascarets; never stir you up or gripe like &alts, j Pills, Calomel or Oil and they cost; only ten cents a box. Children love i Cascarets too. Advertisement.! WAT G H Look in the

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is hailed as the successor of the late Enrico Caruso. The photograph, taken recently at their win Ethel. Peg ruins his chances by exposing his character, however. The executor of the fortune of Peg's father, Montgomery Hawker, played by Jack Boyle, arrives in time to inform the newly appointed guardian of her duties in the caring for Peg. He spoils his own official position in the end by his fruitless proposals to his client. Jarvis, the butler, played by Arthur Olmi, and the maid, taken by Bonnie Beck, play their parts with skill and they complete the personnel of the I actors. . After the last act, the management cleared the stage and the Washington orchestra moved onto the stage inviting the audience to take part in the dance. Masonic Calendar Tuesday, Nov. 22 Richmond Lodge No. 196, F. and A. M. Called meeting; work in the Fellow Craft degree at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, Nov. 23. Webb Lodge No. 24, F. and A. M. Called meeting. 7:00 p. m. Thursday, Nov. 24 The Masonic club will give the annual Thanksgiving dance to the Masons and ladies. Friday, Nov. 25 King Solomon's Chapter, No. 4, R. A. M. Called meetHow to Make Pine Cough Syrup at Home ITu no iual for prompt results. Takrs but a moment to prrpaxr, and saves )uu about fi. You know that pine ia used in nearly all prescriptions and remedies for coughs. The reason is that pine contains several peculiar elements that have a remarkable effect in soothing and healing the membranes of the throat and chest. Pine i is ,'amous fo.r this Purpose. j X 1 lit? UJiU 1UL3 it IV JUlliUI II of pino and svrup. ine syrup pare is usually plain sugar svrup. To make the best pine couch remedy that money can buv, put '2: ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle, aud rill up with home-made sutrar syrup. Or .vou can use clarified molasses, honey, or corn syrup, instead of sugar svrup. Either way, you maice a lull pint more tnan you can buy ready-made for three times the money. It is pure, good and very pleasant children take it eagprlv. You can feel this take hold of a cough or cold in a wav that means business. The cough may be drv. hoarse and tiaht, or may be persistently loose from the formation of phlecm. The cause is the same inflamed membranes and this Pinex and Svrup combination will stop it usuallv in 24 hours or less. Splendid, too, for bronchial asthma, hoarseness, or any ordinary throat ailment. Tines is a highly concentrated compound of genuine Norwav pine extract, and is famous the world over for ita prompt etfect upon coughs. Beware of substitutes. Ask vour druggist for "2 '4 ounces of Pinex" with directions, and don't accept anything else. Guaranteed to eive absolute satisfaction or money refunded. The Pinex Co.. Ft. Wayne, Ind. lIGRAN Ladies Shopi FOR BETTER VALUES Absolut el y Safety for Depositors First National Bank Southwest Corner Ninth and Main JL . and W A I T

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15 Preble Boys and Girls Enjoy Weeks Instruction At Ohio State University EATON, Nov. 22. For having won (first honors in one of the several I branches of boys' and girls' club work in .Preble county, ia coys anu gnia last week enjoyed a free trip to Columbus and a week's instruction in various lines in the agricultural department of the state university. The boys and girls were in charge of Miss Zoa Benham, school teacher of Campbellstown. The free trips were offered by the county fair board and other agricultural organizations, they bearing all expense. The Preble county party returned Saturday. Those making up the party of winners were: Talbeit Christman, Washington township; Mary Overholtz, Camden: Elsie Potts. Paul Schlotterbeck, Monroe township;. Ruth Pryfogle, Harold McWhinney, Jackson township; Anna Brown, Ruth Furrey, Kenneth Ramsey, Darrejl Loop, Gra tis townsnip; Mary trice, township: Helen Drulev, Harrison Kenneth DAN DERI NE Stops Hair Coming Out; Thickens. Beautifies. J 35-cents buys a bottle of "Daude-. f rine" at any drug store. After one; 'application you can not find a particle' I of dandruff or a falling hair. Besides j every hair shows new lite, vigor,! brightness, more color and abundance. ; Advertisement. I PALACE TODAY Douglas Fairbanks In a new edition of his wonderful western story "The Man from Painted Post" Also a Good Comedy urrette "Where the Stars Twinkle First" Today and Wednesday HAROLD LLY in NEVER WEAKEN

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Frazier, Dixon township; Florence Brubaker, Lanier township; Elbert Voge, Twin township.

CONGRESS READY TO QUIT WASHINGTON, Nov. 22. Senate leaders yesterday prepared, but did not introduce, a concurrent resolution providing for adjournment of congress Wednesday night The house stand3 ready to adjourn at any time, its leaders were said to have informed senate Republicans. READ Your Instruction Book Says Grease Brake' Shafts each 500 miles. Lubvicate Shackle Bolts each 500 miles. Change Motor Oil every 1,000 miles. Pack Universal Joints each 1,500- miles. Pack Wheels each 2,000 miles. Change Transmission Oil each 2.500 miles. Change Rear Axle Oil each 2.500 miles. Graphite Springs. It Is Dangerous to Neglect We do this for you and use only the best grade of lubricants. Richmond Auto Laundry Your satisfaction our reputation 1211 Main St. Phone 1560 Tonite 8: 15 JACK BESSEY STOCK CO. Presents Laurette Taylor's Success of Two Continents "PEG 0' MY HEART Matinee Tomorrow Special Thanksgiving Matinee at 2:30 Seats Reserved NEXT WEEK. Owen Davis Speed Comedy MILE A MINUTE KENDALL"

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beat Reservations Tomorrow Morning At the Murray Theatre Box Office at 7:30 o'clock. Box office, opens at 5:30 a. m. for ticket numbers. Get in line early. The Boys of Richmond Want. that Summer Gamp A capacity house at each performance will do the work as this big minstrel show is given for the benefit ot the Boys' Camp Fund. Entire net proceeds will be used to establish a permanent Summer Camp for Boys. ALL MEMBERS OF KIWANIS CLUB Dafler's Drug Store, Starr Piano Co., Walter B. Fu!ghum and Weisbrod's Music Store are selling tickets. ' '

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l 3fcf ATADDM ICT I Y is gnaranteed by 30years service to million of y,ll Americans. Koodoo's r work wonders for vour old. sneezing, cough. k'kfdv chronic catarrh, FREE 20Treahnenl jour ntmc and tlirtm KONDON Klaseapolli, Minn. 0 URRAY "Better Come Early" Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra Today and Wednesday Special Holiday Bill Jarvis and Harrison Present a comedy frivolity "LONESOME". Two capable artists offering a comedy classic, with a special setting o such beauty that it Is only Bypassed by a Broadway production. A blending of artistry and refined comedy. Dave Manley "The Mayor of the IT. S. A." National questions handled -with gloves. You will enjoy Mm Immensely. Knapp and Cornelia In "A Potpourri of Vaudeville" comprising all the elements of comedy with surprises. Plenty of laughs. El Cota "The "Wizard of the Xylophone WILLIAM DUNCAN In "STEEL HEART" Five reels of action and thrills. Thursday and Last Half Four Shows. The Robbins Family "Dad, Ma, Four Kiddies and Doss"; Dillon and Milton: Weadick and La Due; Grant and Wallace. A Great Bill are on sale at Westcott 7 THEATRE Nov. 28-29-30 BUY YOUR TICKETS NOW SONGS YOU LIKE TO HEAR SHOW 75 Complete Cast 75 i Gorgeous Scenic Effects Prices $1.00 and $1.50

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