Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 24, 28 January 1922 — Page 9

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., SATURDAY, JAN. 28, 1922.

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CASE DISMISSED IN WINCHESTER COURT BY JUDGE A. L. BALES WINCHESTER, Ind., Jan. 2S. The trial of the state ex rel Beatrice Patterson vs. Arthur Zimmerman, on stat

utory charges, ended Thursday when the prosecuting attorneys filed a motion to dismiss the case. They stated it was not only their wish, but also

that of the relatrlx to have the trial discontinued. Judge A. L. Bales sustained tho motion, dismissed the jury and discharged the defendant.

Cases Filed I The following cases have been filed with County Clerk N. R. Chenoweth: Complaint In replevin and damages, Isaac L. Poyner against Ella M. Anderson and John W. Anderson; suit for judgment and support, Nettie Dull against William R. Dull. Form Shipping Association The farmers of three townships in Jay and Randolph counties met in Ridgeville this week and formed a cooperative shipping association, with headquarters at Ridgeville. Qualified as Executor Emanuel E. Mangas has qualified as executor of the estate of Casper Mangas, deceased. He gave bond in the sum of $2,000. Charges Wife Desertion Sheriff Lundy Fisher arrested A. C. Kelley, of Ridgeville, on a charge of wife and child desertion. On account of failure to give bond, Kelley was placed in jail. Hold Jackson Institute The Jackson township farmers' institute was held Wednesday in the Jackson school building. The morning session convened at 9:30 o'clock

and the afternoon session at 1 o'clock

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BUSS RELIEF WORK

ENDORSED BY HOOVER

AN EMPIRE BUILT BY ONE MAN A one-man empire twice the size of Belgium, passed out of California history a few days ago when the order

was given for the sale of the plgantie Miller and Lux land holdings, consisting of $40,000,000 worth of property, embracing millions of acres of g razing

land, town sites, canals, hills :tid valleys, and stretching from Oregon to Lower California, which is to 'db sold and scattered among many owners.

The man who was responerij 1 for this gigantic business was Hoary Miller, who came over to this "country from Germand a peniless boy. H e did, 191b,,, 1 . , J

Herbert Hoover, chairman of the American Relief Administration, gives endorsement to tne appeal for Russian relief in the following letter: "The Friends' Service Committee to secure charitable subscriptions for their work

of famine relief in Russia have my fullest support. "None of the organizations co-operating under the Riga and European Relief Council agreements, which you have accepted, are in any way losing their identity or supervision of their own distribution, subject only to coordination for the common good of the Russian people. The sole purpose of these arrangements is to assure protection and efficiency in administration that every cent shall do its utmost in saving life that the whole effort shall be American in name and ideals. "I trust that you will have the support the cause deserves. "Yours faithfully, "Herbert Hoover."

SELECT VAUDEVILLE

"BETTER COME EARLY"

PIPE ORGAN CONCERT ORCHESTRA

MIGHT MISS SOMETHING. Alice Hazel can't sleep well. Virginia Insomnia? Alice No; her husband taiks in his sleep.

Kitty Gordon (above) the actress, in Des Moines, was "shocked" at the reported denial of Ralph Ranlet, New York broker, that they would wed.

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William Madigan of Veedersburg, Mrs. back, for which she is justly famous

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Agricultural Agent R. A. Fields were

the principal speakers. A general discussion followed the addresses. Music was furnished by the Jackson school orchestra. A large crowd was in attendance.

and which has meant much to her in her career.

Your grocer might be asleep waken him with a request for your sample of Blue Devil Cleanser. Advertisement.

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A program that sets a new standard in photoplays. GOOD MUSIC COME EARLY Owing to the time it takes to present this program, the doors will he' open at 12:00 o'clock. Admission as Usual

'LAST TIME TONITE Jack Bessey Stock Go. Presents "SMOOTH AS SILK" Next Week Marjorie Rambeau's New York Success "THE SIGN ON THE DOOR" By Channing Pollock featuring Nell Redd and Herbert Duffy Coming Feb. 5th "THE STORM"

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday CONWAY TEARLE in

AFTER MIDNIGHT"

Five-Reel Feature of Chinatown

There are some unusually interesting scenes of Chinatown and the underworld of New York that have been worked out to the minutest detail and fairly breathe the atmosphere of the famous Chinese dens. A half a hundred real Chinese play a prominent part in the picture' and lend an air of impressive reality to the scenes.

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See the vaudeville bill now playing, headed by "Rings and Rainbows". You will enjoy each act.

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VAUDEVILLE

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY

MAXWELL QUINTET An artistic aggregation of male singing talent tn "A Night at the Club" A magnificent scenic drop, depicting the interior of a splendidly appointed club, house, lends a most realistic atmosphere to the act in which particular emphasis is land on interpreting the ballad, the popular song and the old-time favorite typiss of vocal rendition. WALTON and BRANT Travesty artists in their comedy skit "HUH". Laughs and songs. ROSE and TH0RNE "The Swede Girl and The College Boy" HARRY WATKINS "Te Minutes of Grotesque Comedy" THURSDAY AND LAST HALF JOHN T. RAY a COMPANY

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"Check Your Hat" Featuring a prominent customer of a large cabaret who is enamored of a pretty girl in charge of the cloak room. Hilarious comedy, songs and dances. DAVE FOX with CHARLOTTE CONRAD "Melodists with a Sense of Humor" FRANK J. SYDNEY & COMPANY "A Novelty DeLuxe" SCOTT and WOODS in "BEHAVE YOURSELF"

Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday JAMES KIRKWQOD ' and KING BAGGOTT in

"THE FORBIDDEN THING

Five-Reel Feature

Allan Dwan's first production for Associated Producers, tells the story of the conquest by true love of a man who had staked his all on false a love engendered by sex attraction. It is laid mainly in a Cape Cod fishing community. James Kirkwood heads a large cast.

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Also Showing With This the Added Attraction

Christie Comedy "KISS AND MAKE-UP"

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Do you love your father? How much do you love

father? What ends would you go to help your father? Would you plan crimes to save your father? Would you be willing to commit murder to save your father? ; The girl in "The Love Flower,-' D. W. Griffith's r.ensational United Artists production, loved her father to the extent that she planned to kill the man who wanted "to get him" and was willing also to give up her own life to save him.

LAST TIMES TODAY Zane Grey's Great Story

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Full of wonderful realism. Also "Torchy Comes Thru"

COMING THURSDAY The gripping screen play, featuring

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