Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 20, 24 January 1922 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., TUESDAY, JAN. 24A 1922.

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UKRAINE, RUSS SUGAR

BOWL AND FLOUR BIN, DANGEROUSLY EMPTY

(ny Associated Press) KIEV, Ukrania. Jan. 24. The

Ukraine has been long known as Itus- ' sfa's sugar bowl and flour bin. but the sugar bowl haa been empty for three or four years and now the flour and eornmeal are so low that it is doubtful whether the Ukrainians will have enough bread to carry themselves through to another harvest. The hungry folks from the Volga famine district have invaded the Ukraine by hundreds of thousands. Moscow and Patrograd have drawn on ita bread supply ot the limit of their power.

The Ukrainians are, however, a fight-j ing. Independent lot, who have stub-,

bornly resisted requisition and defeated plans to divert their foodstuffs in large 7tiantities to other parts of Russia. These requisitions and general dissatisfaction with conditions have played a large part in limiting the Ukrainian food supply. Besides, the snows were so late In coming last fall that much of the grain seed was frozen In the ground before the snows came to give it protection. Consequently the Ukraine faces the possibility of a small grain yield next year. Even an extraordinary spring sowing can not compensate for the.unfavorable condition of the crops planted last fall. The attitude of the Ukraine toward Moscow Is of far greater importance than that of all the other so-called "federated" republics because of its great wealth and common boundaries with Poland and Rumania. Moscow apparently regards the Ukrainian republic as a federated part of the government having its headquarters in Moscow. ITut Ukrainia, probably under pressure of the intense Ukraine nationalistic t-entiment. holds that it is quite independent of Moscow and aspires to support diplomatic negotiations with European powers to obtain recognition p.s an independent nation.

WILLARD MACK TAKES FOURTH WIFE; BRIDE IS SALT LAKE CITY DIVORCEE

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PROTEST COLLECTION OF BRICK ROAD LEVY

GREENVILLE. Ohio, Jan. 24. Several more injunction suits have been filed in common pleas court against County Treasurer Dan Prown to re

strain him from eollectin? assess-1 ments against farmers living along and near the brick road known as thi infer-county highway, claiming the as-j f-'essments are excessive and r.ot in proportion to the benefits derived. j The names to the different petitions for Injunctions filed Monday by Attorney John V. Maher are: Charles TTahn. Charles Ahman. E. H. Bigler. John U. Clark, Mary Yanscoy, John Hershey. S. T. Myers. Wesley Lyme, Frank Myers. Charles Bigler, Ed. Witwer. U. O. Leeklider. Joseph Craig. John ITocker, Otto Hosier and Ray Kosier, Harvey Miller. Anna Ashman, Harvey M. Miller and Iouis Miller, Blaine Ppitler and William Craig. Probate Court Will of John L. Wade, deceased, admitted to probate and record. Rosel'.a McKee committed to institution for feeble-minded at Columbus, Ohio. May Winning committed to institution for feeble-minded youth at Columbus, Ohio.

Henry A. Wade appointed executor

of the will of John L. Wade, deceased; $1,000. Iven F. Paylor, administrator Henry L. Judy, deceased, filed inventory and appraisement. John H. Werts and Jesse Werts, administrators of the estate of Martha C. Werts. deceased, filed sale bill. John F. Maher, administrator of the

estate of Thomas Stack, returned or-

The nw Mrs. Willard Mack, upper right, and two of his former wives, Marjorie Rambeau, above at left, and Pauline Frederick, below. According to word from Salt Lake City, Willard Mack, muchmarried actor-playwright, is to enter upon his fourth matrimonial venture. The bride-to-be i3 said to be Mrs. Beatrice Stone, a Salt Lake. City divorcee, a member of a very prominent family there. Mack's first wife was Maude Leone, his second

was Marjorie Kambeau and his

third Pauline r rederick. All ob'

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scenes in desert sandstorms, action piled on action such are the ingredients of this photoplay by Monte M. Katterjolin, adapted from E. M. Hull's novel. And Miss Ayres has a role that

is difficult, filled with hard work and

tense acting, to which she does, it is

said, more than full justice.

MURRAY VAUDEVILLE Without the splendid performance

of the "Three Aces of Harmony," Taylor, Macy and Hawks, at the Murray theatre Monday afternoon, the bill

would have been several degrees be low zero. This trio of men not only win recall from the audience while in their act, but also find renewed favor when they again appeared in the last act to aid in "piecing" out a bill minus one act. Perhaps the most notable member of the company is the young lyric tenor. If the" four Camerons could have ended when their bit was done there is no doubt about their making a much better impression. They also were compelled to add in a little hokum to fill out the lack of the needed fourth act. They present a comic performance unique and entertaining. The Eugene Brothers offer an acrobatical feature. While skillful, they have little to present that has not been

viewed here in other like acts. Van and Vernon, "A Peach and a Stew," comedy act, was the absent member, but they are now here to entertain. "Partners of the Tide" is the film attraction. MARVIN.

Farrar Slips Over First Blow In Divorce Action NEW YORK, Jan. 24 Geraldine Farrar has drawn first blood in her

suit for divorce against Lou Tellegen. Her attorney, Samuel Untermyer, has applied to Justice Guy in the supreme court for the appointment of a

Lou Tellegen

Geraldine Farrar

oppose the motion. Justice Guy thereupon granted it. Once again, then, it Is "California first." The film colonies In the vicinity of Los Angeles will be carefully tooth-combed for evidence of Tellegen's infidelity. The magnificent homes and exclusive of Hollywood will not be overlooked in the search. When it fir6t becamo public that the great operatic star would sue for divorce, it was rumored that she charged Tellegen with committing statutory offenses in "every state of the Union."

last year, according to the state board of health. This is the fiist time that the board kept a separate record of the deaths due to this disease.

51 DIE IN INDIANA OF SLEEPING SICKNESS

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commission, to take testimony In the stat ot California pertaining to Tellegen's alleged intimacy with other women. Mr. Steinfeld, attorney. for Geraldine's "Greek God" husband, did not

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 24. Sleeping Orchard White, which any drug store

sickness caused 51 deaths in Indiana, will supply for a few cents, shake

J wen, and you have a quarter-pint of (harmless and delightful lemon-bleach

or chapped hands. . This home-made lemon lotion is far superior to glycerin and rose water to smoothen the skin. Famous stage beauties use it to bleach and bring that soft, clear, rosy-white complexion, because it doesn't irritate. Advertisement.

Stops Hair Coming Out; Thickens, Beautifies.

MOTHER!

tained divorces. Marjorie Rambeau and Pauline Frederick are well known to present day movie and stage followers.. Mrs. Stone

s appeared one season in vaude- - I ville as "BeLe" Stone.

Congregation Changes Mind About Ball Playing LAPORTE, Ind., Jan. 24. About 12 years ago Rev. W. G. Titus, of Mishawaka, lnd., was pastor of a Christian church at St. Johns, New Brunswick.

Titus had a penchant those days for playing baseball; in fact, he was a star player. The congregation objected to the ball playing, and as a result his resignation was forthcoming. Titus then came to Indiana and accepted the pastorale of the First Christian church at Mishawaka. Yesterday the Indiana clergyman received a call to the pastorate at St. Johns, which ho vacated because he could not see any harm in ball playing. It is likely he will accept the call.

Move Child's Bowels with "California Fig Syrup"

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MURRETTE Because he knows the desires of the niuety-million-strorig fan public, as well as picture production, J. L. Frothingham, the newest producer to release hi product through Associated Producers, Inc., has filmed a picture that will instantly make a hit throughout the country, "The Ten Dollar

and many a thrill is promised lovers of the unusual. "Partners of the. Tide" was adapted to the screen from Joseph C. Lincoln's novel cf the same name and a capable cast of artists were assembled to do this great production full justice. RICHMOND Agnes Ayres, talented and beautiful,

who won stardom by her artistic work

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Raise." a human interest drama froniijn Cecil B. I)e Mille's Paramount pro-

the pen of Peter B. Kyne and original

ly published in the Saturday Evenin Post.

Froth ingham is already a producer

duction of "Forbidden Fruit," is featured with the brilliant young screen player, Rudolph Valentine, in George

Melford's big Paramount production

of established reputation but today he of "The Sheik," which is showing at

is in a position to film pictures, as he knows the public demands them and

wants them, himself. For years he

the Richmond theatre. Miss Ayres has the effective role cf

Diana Mayo, a headstrong but brave

has been a deep student of what the; and spirited English girl who encount

fan public wants and in "The Tenjers the Sheik in the desert and learns Dollar Raise," now showing at the; finally to love him after a somewhat Murrette theater, he is offering it to' harrowing experience and complete them with every assurance that it will! subjugation to his indomitable will. He

be gratefully accepted. In "The Ten Dollar Raise" sex prob

lems which have so dominated recent

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PALACE TODAY James Oliver Curwood's Wonder Story of the North "KAZAN" Also the Western "Winners of the West" And a Mutt and Jeff Comedy

productions, have been thrown to the almost invincible,

is a veritable master or men ana women. Nono can stand against his

power which in his empire of sand is

winds. High society, which so many producers have thought essential to master production, has been abandoned. Suggestiveness, which has sullied so many otherwise good pictures, has been abolrshed and all the repulsiveness of crime has been eliminated. MURRAY The Murray theatre's feature attrac

tion is "Partners of the Tide." an Ir

Wild riding and fighting, gripping

Hearing Jan. 28. 1922. Pearl Hicks, administrator of the estate of John A. Hicks. Sr., filed peti

tion for allowance of elnini. March 3, 1922.

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Richmond Your Last Chance Today No Need to Tell About It Everyone is saying "DON'T MISS IT!"

PROOF OF THE PUDDING You know the rest Our Coal is the Best! Will you make the test? Wisdom Avoid Inferior Coal SEE BELL IN BEALLVIEW South 8th and M Sts. Phone 2476

dT of public sale of real estate notj vin V. Willat Production released by

.cold for want of bidders. Moritz Drascha, guardian of Mary A. Drascha, filed new bond in the sum of $4,000. Application filed for the appoint

ment of a guardian for Hettie B. Man-

Hodk'nson.

Irvin V. Willat, it will be remembered, is the man who gave the screen "Behind the Door" and "Below the Surface," those two truly great sea pictures of the' past seasons. But it

son, an alleged incompetent person. lis said that In this, his newest pro

duction, he has gone far beyond those pictures which have hitherto been called his best. Many of the scenes were

new process perfected by Mr. Willat,

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"BETTER COME EARLY" Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra Another Real Bill Today and Vednesday

FOUR CAMERONS Two men and two women in their novelty offering, "Like Father, Like Son", consisting of youth, beauty, comedy, sensationalism, good singing and clever acrobatics. A pot pourri ot unusual talent direct from the Keith big-time theatres.

Taylor, Macy and Hawks "Three Aces of Harmony," Remember when you see these three boys what we say here. They will be unable to retire from the stage until they eing three or four encores. That is what they were compelled to do at The Palace, Ft. Wayne. You will scream at their comedy and applaud their singing. Hear these boys.

Van and Vernon "A Peach and a Stew" Comedy act. Eugene Br&thers "A feat or two and a laugh or two on a bar or two" "PARTNERS OF THE TIDE" Five-Reel Feature ot the Sea Coming Thursday: Rings and Rainbows, a Miniature Musical Comedy, De Lvle and Marmon. Jessie Millar, Yamanata Duo.

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