Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 32, 7 February 1922 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., TUESDAY, FEB. 7, 1922.

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PRETTY SRL MAYOR HAS MANY SUITORS; RESISTS THEM ALL

(By Associated Press) FAIR PORT, Ohio. Feb. 7. Despite being deluged with marriage proposals during the first month o her incumbency as mayor ot this little town, Dr. Amy A. Kaukonen, youthful and pretty, claims she is still able to pay strict attention to the business ot being mayor and that thus far her heart has resisted the efforts of her numerous suitors. Miss Kaukonen says:

"One letter begins 'there ia no doubt that when you receivethis soul plea from a poor widower with nine motherless children,' wherein one learns a little farther on that the Bupplicant weighs 220 pounds and "yearns for somo one who can make apple pies, save money and lova me.' He also states that he is 'the best cornet player in Bird Center.' "Many ot the writers sent their photographs with the letters. One elderly farmer from Kansas wrote that he own3 a farm of over a thousand acres and though he has a little hard cider In his cellar, if his suit is successful he'll 'right soon get rid of that' and closes by saying that though he'll be '75, come next March, to marry the first woman mayor in Ohio would be the climax of my ambition.'

"Another said he would be willing to give tip his pay envelope 'every Saturday night and not fight about it cither,' and earnestly requested 'but don't let this get into the papers or magazines.' "

RICHMOND For many of the scenes of Vitagraph's production, "The Little Minister," which Is being shown at the Richmond theatre, it was necessary for Betty Compson, the star, to wear a diamond engagement ring. In the making of the picture every member of the company takes it upon himself to personally inspect the wear

ing apparel of each of his fellow members so that no inaccuracy may creep

NOTED MEN TO GOME TO DISTRICT ROTARY The eleventh, or Indiana, district conference of Rotary clubs, to be held

)in IndianaDolis Feb. 21 and 22, i3 to

shock of his life. Then she puts herl -one of the most notable gather-

idea of uplift Into effect.

WASHINGTON STOCK. Being snowbound in a cabin In tha north woods, with a 40 below wind rattling your Ice chunked windows, with the snow tracks cold enough to squeak your very kitchen, with icicles

cringing your bucket of drinking

ings since the World war, in point of

international expression. Two distinguished eons of Groat Britain are to review world events in addresses that will attract national attention. Col. Charles Repington, noted British journalist and military expert, is to discuss "The Washington Conference and Its Consequences."

The other notable from the land or

Fire Companies Quickly Extinguish F. & N. Blaze Fire In the tempering room of the F and N plant was put out by the city fire department late Monday afternoon? An exact estimate of the damage could not be given, according to Fire Chief Miller, until possible dam

age to stock, which was In process, had been examined. Oil from a broken line became ignited and started tha blaze, It was said. The department, witnesses said, did fast and excellent work.

--"nC3 wuvavb V. via i iiif ft I i liu wiui. i "win. - --- water under the stove, and then sud-jKing George is Crawford McCullough,

denlv thawed out bv a rapine forest i international president of Rotary. JJr.

fire that hurls down giant oaks and

pours out volcanoes of smoke these

TWO OHIO FORGERS SENTENCED IN EATON

EATON, O., Feb. 7 Judge Abel Rlsingor sentenced two forgers Monday to the penitentiary, after they entered pleas of guilty when arraigned before

him

Into the film. A player not familiar j are some of the thrills of temperature with the story noticed the engage-) tnat 3X6 being experienced by audiment ring on Betty Compson's finger ere LtboctWas,?!nP this ekJ and en w AJJ Yhor.6 The. sLorm 13 being presented

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laugh from the other members of the story, as they knew she was not engaged, and as they saw the ring on her finger naturally assumed that she needed it for her picture. The joke furnished much amusement for the members of the company for some time. MURRAY "The Family Closet," adapted from Will Payne's Saturday Evening Post story "Black Sheep," depicts the rivalry between the leading citizen of the

community, and the owner and editor of a newspaper. Complicating the situation is a romance between the son

and daughter of the enemies. The Murray theatre is new presenting "The Family Closet." It is a Playgoers feature directed by John B. O'Brien and interpreted by a splendid cast including Holmes Herbert, Alice Mann, Kempton Greene, Walter Ware, John Dillon, and many others. MURRETTE A rare treat for photoplay devotees

is provided in Dori3 Mays first star

At the end of the first act of "The

Storm" the man from Cambridge in the third row is reminded that he torpot to order the winter coal, and at the curtain on the third act the lady from Liberty wonders if the fire department in her town could handle a conflagration like the one she is witnessing. It's realistic stuff! A slow and almost unnoticeable move

ment of gray clouds in the opening scene pressages the coming storm. Light winds that fail to attract your attention at first become more and more audible. Trees rustle and bushes shake. A gust of wind scatters a few flakes of snow and another blow brings a steadier fall. Before you know it you are in the midst of a blinding snowfall. . MURRAY. Pal merino's canines open the bill at the Murray this first half of the week. He has half a dozen trained canines that can do most anything in the way of tricks. Such stunts as hand-bal

ancing a dog which is on its fore-feet.

McCullough comes from his home at Fort William, Ontario, to attend the eleventh district conference. It will be the first visit of an international president to Indiana,

No previous conference of Indiana Rotary clubs ever had such prospects for big things. It is known that Arch Klumph, of Cleveland, past international president, will attend, and it i3 expected that at least two international vice-presidents will attend the Indianapolis conference.

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35,000 HUNGRY MEN CLEVELAND. Ohio, Feb. 7. Thirtyfive thousand meals have been served to hungry former service men at the American legion barracks here, where jobless war veterans are being cared for. One hundred and sixty men now

are being taken care of at the barracks. Five hundred men have lived at the barracks since it was opened last fall.

Havana, Cuba, has a new hotel that will accommodate 1,000 guests.

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ring vehicle for R-C Pictures. "Thefancy gigging and a host of others.

The. act is complete and furnishes

hi?h class entertainment.

Next on the bill is Bingham and

Foolish Age," now playing at the Mur-

rette theatre. Written especially for Miss May bv

Th prisoners were Raymond Adams ( IJunt Stromberg. who also supervised divers. He is a comedy sketch and

and Ray B. Thayer, alias Lewis Pier-. ne pruuucuon, togetner witn v uiiam ; phe l3 a good singer. Many lively

Y. . ' lu" uir,:cu)r' iae oousn: jokes and clever Sayings make up Age gives the vivacious Miss MaytKci!, Qt t10 iAnvn wnh a hit

quite the best comedy vehicle in which, she has a good wardrobe and makes

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son. Adams sentence was two to zj years and that of Thayer was seven to 20 years.

Hnth mpn wprp initiftp1 hv thfl

grand jury a few dnvs ago. Adams j ine nauon in Hours Lave,' confessed to passing three spurious ; "Mary s Ankle," and others ot similar checks on merchants in Eaton, j character. Thayer confessed to getting from In finish of production, in story the Eaton National bank on the ; value, in comedy, in laughs, in the strength ot a certificate of deposit on skl11 of h0 charming young star and an Indiana hanv and a boni check in direction, "The Foolish Age" is of

It was alleged the certideposit was obtained by

high degree, according to most of the better known screen critics of the

country. It is based upon a novel

for $625. ficate ot fraud.

New Suits Filed Vaw tmita fflir! in pnmmnn tiIphq

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Harry O. McWhinney versus Hor-l Miss May appears as Margy Carr. ace K. Ozias and Susan K. Swartzel. I the debuntante daughter of a fond and Partition of 110 acres in Twin town- wealthy father who desires her prosship, belonging to John W. and Mary j pective husband to be a man of wealth A. Ozias, both deceased. Plaintiff j and position like himself. Margin, claims a one-third interest as a grand-j however has other, ideas. She has a son of the decedents and as a son of I big Idea. Sho wants to uplift the

Tuesday, Feb. 7. Richmond Lodge, No. 196, F. and A. M. Stated meeting. Wednesday, Feb. 8. Webb Lodge, No. 24, F. and A. M. Called meeting. The Master Mason degree will be conferred by members of Webb and Richmond lodges who are Kiwanians, followed by address on Masonic History by Arthur R. Robinson of Indianapolis. Light refreshments. Work beginning at 6.30. Friday, Feb. 10. King Solomon's Chapter No. 4, R. A. M. Stated convocation.

Saturday, Feb. 11. Loyal Chapter

No. 49, O. E. S. Basket supper at 6:30, followed by social.

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Insfield and Noblette also put up a i

good singing and joking act. They take a real trip to Mars in thei." clever airplane. She can singe a little and her style is altogether in a clas.s by itself. Last on the bill comes Tilyou and Rogers, two limber lads who first entertain you with comic sayings, but

mix it with a little bit of acroDatic

idea an idea that readily lends itself act'j which tops their act. . They . o the development of humorous situa- h complete new line of stunts

j and every one of them seems impos-

ible.

Clara McWhinney, deceased, a daughter of the decedents. Reorganize Farm Bureau All is in readiness for the annual

reorganization of the farm bureau of j Preble county, which will be held ! Wednesday in Eaton, beginning at 10 i o'clock. The forenoon will be devoted ! to committee reports and election of j

officers

poor and downtrodden. She decides to carry it out. She quit3 the college she attends and gives her fiance the

A Banquet That Was 1 Almost a Tragedy

"Three years ago at a banquet. I

At an afternoon session an i was stricken with acute indigestion.

address will be delivered by Speaker Beet ham of the lower branch of the

Ohio legislature. Ownership Change Announcement is made by the Eaton

Two doctors worked over me for an hour before I came to. I had had severe colic attacks before, but nothing like that. No doctors or medicine'gave me permanent help until a

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TILYOU & ROGERS Two real comedians in their hig laughing act entitled "SHOW ME". Two "near old men" who offer a combination of eccentric comedy and dancing, odd acrobatics and rural songs which is a tremendous hit

INGFIELD & NOBLETTE in "THE MUSIC BOOTH." A stage set which represents Luna Park, Coney Island, and two clever entertainers who entertain in a novel and pleasing manner.

BINGHAM & MYERS in "RIGHT OFF THE REEL" Late stars of "Listen Lester" in a musical comedy offering.

Universal Presents EDITH ROBERTS in the sensational love story "False Kisses" This Is the first of our first run Universal features and comes recommended as one of the season's best pictures, five acts. With it ART ACCORD in the American History play "Winners of the West" And a new Mutt & Jeff Comedy

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"The Last Word in Canine Intelligence," featuring "BESSIE" the equilibristic dog. 'THE FAMILY CLOSET' Five reels of .Intense Interest

Coming Thursday Tom Brown's Musical Revue; McConnelt and West; Del and Edna Elliott; Rose Kress Duo.

Richmond Theatre Last Times Today

C-v Berry ompson S J.M.BARR!E'S ptty "iheLittlQ Minister

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The best loved romance In the world; the greatest stage success Maude Adams ever played and the newest delight on the screen today. Also the 2-reel comedy "LOVE LOOPS THE LOOP"

TOMORROW Thomas Meighan in

the sea and a world of ships

Where the Stars Twinkle First

Today and Wednesday

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R-C PICTURES Presents DOUU NAY FOOLIH ACE" A HUNT STRQM&ERG PRODUCTION Directed, by William A SfiiTER, It's a knockout! You will laugh till you cry when you see DORIS IMAY uplifting the world. HALLAM COOLEY as the love-sick one. OTIS HARLAN the abused father. ARTHUR HOYT and his horse-pistol. LILLIAN WORTH as the villainous vamp. Bull Montana, Billy Elmer, 4Spike Robinson, Jimmy Quinn in "soup and fish" Showing also a Cristy Comedy "NO PARKING" Coming Thursday EUGENE O'BRIEN In "Chivalrous Charley"