Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 26, 31 January 1922 — Page 2

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., TUESDAY, JAN. 31, 1922. ORCHESTRA ACHIEVES Entrance to Knickerbocker Theater After Catastrophe Balcony Whose Collapse Under Load of Snow Brought Death to Scores DANDERINE Stops Hair Coming Out: Thickens, Beautifies ANOTHER SUCCESS; SOLOIST IS PLEASING i

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The symphony orchestra under the conductorahip ot J. E. Maddy and assisted by James Hamilton, tenor, of Chicago, acnleved further success In a

concert given Monday evening at the Coliseum before an audience of over

800 persons. The playing of the symphony was

marked by richness In tone color and

a wide gradation of light and shade effected by contrasting fortissimo passages with lighter, softer passages. Under Conductor Maddy's baton the orchestra added a subtlety to Its playing as at no time did. it yield its all but maintained a power of reserve. A suite of six alluring and dashing Spanish numbers from Bizet's "Carmen" formed one of the enjoyable groups on the program. Massenet's Angelus from "Scenes Plttoresques " a bit of solemn French music written in more stately measures lacking the fiery ardence of the Spanish tunes followed the "Carmen" suite, offering a contrast which at the same time displayed the orchestra's versatile playing. Probably th most popular selection on the program was "The Blue Danube" waltz by Johann Struass with which the concert closed. James Hamilton, the assisting soloist, scored a well deserved success in his numbers which he sang with discrimination and a direct, sincere manner. His voice is a tenor of richness and power abounding in tonal nuances, and wide in range. His first appearance was with the orchestra (.inking the aria "Celeste Aida" from "Aida." His second number was a group of more popular songs, "Come, Beloved," Handel; "The Blind Ploughman," Clarke; "Puna," McUill, and "The Living God." O'Hara. As an encore he sang a southfin dialect melody, "My Little Banjo."

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This interior view of the Knickerbocker Theater shows the roof and the balcony (in the rear) which carried

many to death when the roof gave way. It was in or under this balcony that the majority who were killed had their lives crushed out. -

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Clearing great mound of debris from entrance.

BILLY SUNDAY'S SON INVOLVED IN GASE

CINCINNATI, Jan. 31. That his wife, Mary Alexander Marcus, and the on of Billy Sunday, noted evangelist, were ejected from a leading Cincinnati hotel last summer when they were found together in a room there was testified to by John Marcus, 334 East Fourth street, in his suit for a divorce before Judge Charles W. Hoffman yesterday. Marcus said they were married at Rutte, Mont, Nov. 15, 1913, but that fhe associated with other men when li" was on the road. He then said she was found in the hotel here with young Sunday and they were ordered to leavr. H also presented a letter, which he said shf received from one W. S. McOill. New York City, asking her to go there and stated that after he and his wife separated last August she wired him from San Francisco, Cal., seeking a reconciliation, asserting that if he refused she would go to New York to the other man. He said he refused to consider a reconciliation, and last heard of his wife at the Vanderbilt hotel, New York City.

SUPREME COURT RECESSES. WASHINGTON. Jan. 31 The Supreme court Monday took a recess until Feb. 27. This is the regular February recess during which the court prepares opinions In cases which have been argued during the term.

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OHIO WOMAN IS FIRST IN STATE TO ASPIRE TO SENATORIAL SEAT

(By Associated Press) CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. 31. Mrs. Virginia V. Green, for 10 years member of the Cleveland Board of Education and its present senior member, has announced her candidacy for election as United States senator from Ohio, the first woman in this state and one of the first in America to aspire to a senatorial seat. - She will run as

an independent with no party affilia

tion. Her announcement of her candidacy was brief, beice; simply that the seating of Senator Truman H. Newberry of Michigan by the senate impelled her to run from Ohio this year as "the protest of women against the purchase of a seat in the highest tribunal in America." "My candidacy is the protest of a woman against the prevailing system of debauching the electorate, a protest against the use of money in buying seats in -the senate," she. declared. "America must not allow chairs in the senate to bo bought and sold to the highest bidder. As elections are now run, American government is not a representative government. The senators do not represent the people. They represent the influences behind the great wealth that put them in the striate."

To Work From Home, Mrs. Green plans to conduct her campaign from her home. "I will oversee-all the details of the campaign and will know every cent that is expended in furthering my candidacy and election," she said. Mrs. Green declared that she would not be a candidate at the primaries, but that her name would go on the ballot by petition. She ha3 always been a leader of Cuyahoga county Democratic women's activities. Mrs. Green is the widow of the late Arnold Green, prominent attorney and

power in the Democratic party years ago. She is an accomplished linguist afld public speaker. Her age is in the 60's. She has been in public position here since 1912, when she was elected a member of the board of education. On the occasion of her third election, she led her ticket.

Summon Swine Breeders to Meeting In Eaton EATON, Ohio, Jan. 31 Poland China swine breeders of Preble county have been summoned by the county

agent, E. D. Turner, to meet in the court house at Eaton on Feb. 14 to organize a county association. A representative of the state Poland China association will be present to address the breeders and assist in the organization.

SHELBYVILLE WOMAN TAKES POISON IN ENDING LIFE SHELBYVILLE, Ind.. Jan. 31 Mrs. Laura May Monfort, who committed suicide here five months ago took her own life at her home here Monday by taking poison. Mrs. Monfort had brooded over the death of her son, 5

years old, which was followed shortly after by the tragic death of her husband. She had repeatedly threatened suicide. She was unconscious when found by a relative and her death occurred a short time later.

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