Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 22, 26 January 1922 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, JAN. 26, 1922.

HOW ONE JOCKEY ENJOYS HIS WINNINGS

MINER'S CHILDREN, AFTER WINTER OF WANT, FACE MORE PRIVATIONS

TOURS AMERICA TO HELP FRENCH

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Jockey and Mrs. Clarence Kuramt., photographed on the beach at Miami, Fla. Jockev Rummer, famous as the man who rode the wonder horse, Han o' War, to many records and then rode Audacious to a world's ecord, is enjoying the results of his great riding. A few weeks ago ha narried Miss Marian Gascoyne of Jamaica, L. In and aow they are ipending their honeymoon at Miami, Fla. ,

By reason of the depression. West Virginia coal miners have had little work during the past year, and their families have suffered many privations. Now, with a strike looming on April 1, they face the likelihood of even greater want. The toal miners ask an increase in wages of 20 per cent. , The operators declare they will close the mines rather than pay the proposed increase. Attempts to get the operators and union heads in conference have failed.

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KILLS HUSBAND AND HIS STENOGRAPHER

Mrs. Catherine Rosi..- is awaiting, trial for the slaying of- her husband. Oscar, head of a prominent Philadelphia advertising concern, and his stenographer. Miss Mildred G. Rackitt. in Rosier's office. Mrs. Rosier came upon them while they -vere alone, pulled a revolver ana f.rea once at each. Both died without re gaining consciousness. After the tragedy Mrs. Rosier, screaming hysterically, begged the forgiveness of her husband. She had suspected ber husband and his stenographer for sonic time, the police declared. When arraigned in court the young wife paid attention only to her baby, showeruig it with

kisses.

West Virginia miner and five of his six children.

UNUSUAL TAILLEUR HAS PARIS STAMP

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HER SALARY WAS BIGGER THAN HUBBY'S, SO HE GOT JEALOUS AND SHE DIVORCE

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Miss Anne Morgan. Miss Anne Morgan, daughter of the late J. Pierpont Morgan Sr.. is now touring the United States lecturing in behalf of the American committee for devastated: France. She founded the organization and has won the gratituda of the French republic

Mrs. Catherine Rosier as she apDeared with her baby Richard when ' arraigned in polic j couiL

BRITISH FORCES BEGIN EVACUATION OF IRELAND

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ENGLAND'S MARY PICKFORD LIKES ST. MORITZ SPORTS

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British troops removing barricades at Dublin castle.

M iss Helen Lee Worthing with pet piggy which she intro.i Broadway in place of a "Pom."

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Although made in America this distinctive tailleur costume has a ileciciedly Parisian air. It is fashioned of navy tricotme with a fitted coat featuring deep points in the front and a ripple in the back. The edjres of the collar and peplum as well as the unusual sleeves are hound vilh novelty braid. The skirt is slightly circular.

When Mrs. Charles J. McDonald, better known as Helen Lee rthing. Follies beauty, obtained a divorce from her husband in Boston recently, cruelty was given as the technical grounds. But Heltn says that the real trouble was that he objected to her having a career and became jealous Ahen she earned much more than he did." She savs h-; offered to buy her a little, light, well-known make of car if she would xuit the stae. when she could have purchased a limousine of her own.

The military evacuation of Ireland by British forces, provided for in ch peace treaty, is under way. The evacuation began with

HE'LL' SEE NOBODY CHEATS THE U. S. ON INCOME TAX

the relinquishing of possession of the Dublin city hall by the British soldiers who had held possession there since December 22,

1920. The removal of barricades and wire entanglements there as well as at Dublin castle -ttracted large cheering crowds.

Spotlight Threatens Film Lure for Constance Binney

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Kisses Too Torrid

Explains Chicago Rift

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E. II. Batson.

E. 11. Batson, deputy commissioner of internal revenue and chief of the income tax division, will be in charge of checking income tx returns made by individuals and corporations this year to'--e. that Uncle San-, gets ail that i& coming to him.

FRENCH CUE STAR TO COMPETE IN AMATEUR MEET

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Hiss (jueenie Thomas snapped at St. Moritz, Switzerland. Miss Queenie Thomas, famous Cinema star known as the Mary Pickford of the British Isles, is shown here wearing a smart little lynx skating outfit. She is one of the many enthusiasts of winter fports at the popular resort of St. Moritz. Miss Thomas is said to be quite adept at ice skating as she is at acting for the silver sheet.

GIRLS, HERE IS THE HANDSOMEST MAN IN THE WORLD

'' Mary Garden exceeded. her powers and wanted oiny Americaaj. taid Lucien-Muratore. shown above -with his wife. Lina Cavalieri. This picture '

aa takvn upon 1 heir arrival in Nc-w York; they quit Chicago in a hurry. on her part.

Edith Day Carlton NEW YORK. Jan. 25 When "stage kisses" become too realistic they pave the way for domes,ic trouble and a final scene in the divorce courts. At least Carle E. Cariton, theatrical producer, feels that this axiomatic truth is correct, for he has filed suit for divorce in the supreme court here against his pretty wife, Edith Day Carlton, former star of "Irene." Thus comes to a sensational climax a triangle "staged on English soil, when the producer thought-his pretty wife's kisses and embraces in the role of "Irene" were altogether too warm and prolonged where her stage partner, Pat Somerset, son of Lord Somerset, a dashing bon viviant, was con-

Miss Day denies . any indiscretion

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Broadway is calling Constance Binney (above), for she is coming East to go over New Y'ork stage contracts which may prove sufficient to divorce her from the screen.

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Edouard RoudiL Edouard Roudil, amateur balklir.e billiard player of tra.-.ce. id one of the foreign cue wizards who will compete in the intemaciontl amateur tourney in Philadelphia beginning February 13. "r oudil is forty-one. He won the amateur title in the "second category" it Class B at twenty-five.

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Joseph Shilkraua in colonial garb. ,

Joseph Shilkraus has been, dubbed the handsomest man ha the world by no less an authority than Max Rhinehart. the famous producer. Shilkraus took the leading role in one of the movie pictures!

now attracting attention on nroao-

The Pilgrimage from Russia thus far of Alexander Berkman and Emma way. Shilkraus once played for Goldman, undesirables of long standing in the United States, is Indicated on Rhinehart. Then became a favorite the map by arrows. Latvia did not want them, neither did Esthonia, and at the court of Emperor Joseph of now Sweden is giving Ujem the choice of going to jail or getting out. Austria.