Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 37, 13 February 1922 — Page 9
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l'HE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., MONDAY, FEB. 13, 1922.
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OF WELFARE LEAGUE ON MONDAY, FEB. 20 Members of the board Gl directors of the Welfare League have received a letter from the Rotary club community fund committee calling a meeting for next Monday evening, Feb. 20, to elect officers. The letter follows: Dear Sir: At a meeting of delegates
appointed by various welfare bodies to
represent them in the organization of
a community fund for Richmond, the
following action was taken: 1. It was decided to organize a Wei
fare league on the plan that had been
proposed by. the Rotary club com mittee.
2. A constitution formulated by the
committee after conference with rep
resentatives of the various interested
organizations, was adopted.
3. A board of fifteen directors was elected by ballot from a list of 28
nominees.
Since there is no provision in the
constitution for calling the first meet
ing prior to the election of officers,
our committee has assumed this duty and hopes that you will be able to be present at a meeting to be held on
Monday evening, Feb. 20, at eight o'clock, In the Chamber of Commerce rooms in the Pythian Temple, at which time the board of directors will
be organized and permanent officers
elected.
We are enclosing for your informa
tion a list of the members of the board.
With best wishes, we are Very 6incerely, The Rotary Club Community Fund Committee. v Louis F. Ross, Chairman.
Members of the board of directors:
Adam H. Bart el, ft it. Paul Comstock
Howard A. Dill, Samuel Fred, E. M Haas, A. J. Harwood, R. E. Heun
John H. Johnson, Horace Kramer, Will W. Reller, II. R. Robinson, W. H. Romey, L. F.. Ross, Mrs. Paul L, Ross,
Margaret G. Starr.
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marry. Miss Redd, as usual, pleases with her cleverness. Herbert Duffy plays Adam Smith, the young business manager for James
King, and later the acting father to
the household. Duffy finds a new source of expression in this bill and uses his opportunity to an advantage. Jay Collins plays the role ot Lord Andrew Gordon, suitor to Eva, Collins handles the lordly role- to a perfection. Arthur Olmi gains a laugh from the audience every time he chimes in the conversation as Uncle Horace Pilgrim. Jack Bessey plays the part of the other suitor to Eva, as Dr. Jack Delamater. Bessey makes a clever doctor. Lotta Ellis ' plays a light role as
Aunt Abby Roocker, and as a spending . 1 a ' A Yi a Knot
society woman tsue tiu i- c wza.. Frank Morris as Clinton DeWitt handles a little more extensive part than
usual and proves entertaining as the prosperous son-in-law of James iCfng. Iva Edmondson takes a litle more prominent part as the maid in the King household. Her dainty appearance catches the eye and she knows it.
Lucille Husting plays the part of the other daughter who is married to Clinton and the two of . them make a fine pair of lovydoves. The bill will change Thursday.
BOB.
EATON POLICE HOLD GAR FROM RICHMOND (Special to the Palladium) EATON, Ohio, Feb. 13. Mike Kelentus of Richmond, was concerned in an automobile accident which occurred in the corporate- limits of Eaton, 'on the Richmond pike recently. The car in which he was riding with three companions, overturned. No one was hurt.
Police took the car in charge after the accident, and found a fruit liquor
concoetion of some sort In the machine. It is believed that the four
were returning from Dayton. Kel-
Jentus told the police he lived at 601
North Thirteenth Btreet, Richmond.
Use World Events to Name X Children In Los Angeles LOS ANGELES. Cal.," Feb. 13 HoW parents follow world eventsand other leads in naming their children has been revealed here in the taking of the annual school census, just completed. -. . .-. ' T ' -! Some of the names which caused the census-takers to ask that they be repeated were: - Liberty Bond Williams, Service
Warm, Chateau Thierry Rogers, Mel-:
ba Peach', ,Lyle Stocking, Sterling Price, Aurora Borealis Bass, Europe Williams, Merrily Grumbling, Ananias
Smithy liosaa tyre, Tony Famjttv V I"tploj IVifaitr' ' i" f ' "
BRITISH CREDIT FOR AUSTRIA. PARIS, Feb. 13. A Vienna official statement, according to a dispatch to the Havas agency, says that the British minister has informed Austria that Great Britain will grant an advance credit of 2,000,000.
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Democrats Will Conduct Organization Meeting An organization meeting of local Democratic workers will be held in the offices of Long and Tillson, in the K. of P. temple, Monday evening, Joel Moore, chairman for the Wayne county Democratic party, has announced.
GREEN BUGS LESS ABUNDANT THIS YEAR, REPORT SAYS WASHINGTON, Feb. 13. The green bug, which was "dangerously abundant in parts of the midwest last. February and the hessian fly which threatened wheat in six states have been found by a survey conducted by the department of agriculture "to be reduced very much" this year, W. R. Walton, entomologist in charge of cereal and forage, insects investigation, said today.
Ball games, which consisted merely of throwing and catching a ball, originated in Greece and were popular with the nobility of ancient Rome.
Mrs. Henry Seton, widow ot the late Major Henry Seton and sister of Countess Sondes, has become Lady Charles Walpole. The bride's husband is a kinsman of the famous Horace Walpole. As Mrs. Seton she occupied a high place in English society and is expected to continue to occupy a commanding position. Sir CharleB is prominent in Surrey political circles and has held minor diplomatic post3.
-WASHINGTON STOCK "Adam and Eva" started off successfully for the grst half of this week at the Washington theatre and will undoubtedly meet the approval of Richmond patrons. This bill will run through Wednesday night, but on Thursday, "Within the Law" will be played for the rest of the week and on Sunday. All the members of the cast of "Adam and Eve" have an unusual opportunity for interesting acting. The father of a family becomes disgusted with extravagance and through an agreement with his business manager he goes away on a trip and the business manager takes up the reins of father for the family. . A young girl in the family makes the business of
being father more interesting to the new head. Through strategy all members of the former idle family obtain positions, believing that the family had been financially ruined. The outcome is decidedly pleasing. Andrew Streng takes an unusually good, part as the father of the family. James King. Streng uses ability and talent in this part and gains appreciation from his audience at every turn. Nell Redd plays the part of Eva King, daughter of James King, who does not know which of two men to
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TAKE SALTS TO FLUSH KIDNEYS East - Less Meat if You Feel Backachy or Have Bladder Trouble. Meat forms uric acid which excites and overwor ' the kidneys in their
efforts to filter it from the system. Regular eaters of meat must flush the kidneys occasionally. You must relieve them like you relieve your bowels; removing all the acids, waste and poison, else you feel a dull misery in the kidney region, shaup pains in the back or sick headache, dizziness, your stomach sours, tongue is coated and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of sediment; the channels
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To neutralize these irritating acids and flush off the body's urinous waste
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The Ideal Grocery, 201 S. 9th St.
C. L. Sinex, K3 S. 5th St. C. F. Thomas, 201 Linden Ave.
George Sturtzer, 1130 Sheridan SL
Paul Sharpe, 1102 Sheridan St.
Henry Niewoehner, 501 S. 5th St.
Mrs. Fisher, State & Sheridan Sts, Ben Maag Jr., 501 Main St. Toney Nlcolelta, 1316 N. H St. Dominick Sulprizio, 1100 N. J St. Sam Beumi, 700 N. 19th. St. Ed. H. Stegman, 401 S. 12th St. M. Kolentus, 601 N. 13th St. Jack Schroder, 830 N. 12tn St. Denny Grocery, 228 N. 17tK St Denny Grocery, 1807 N. E St. Peerless Grocery, 1500 N. E St. Hieger Grocery, 14th and N. G Sts
James O. Robison, Whitewater. Ind.
W. B. Williams, Middleboro, Ind. Geo. F.. Brown & Son, Chester, Ind H. H: Harris, Webster, Ind.
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Hearth Bread, Phone 3453.
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PALACE TODAY , ... ',(.- V - The Biggest Program , for the Price , you ever saw. Wm. Fairbanks : in " 1 "A WESTERN DEMON" Also - Harold Lloyd in "ALL ABOARD" And Also With It i "The Adventures of Tarzan" ' J
Monday, Tuesday, - Wednesday
JACK BESSY CO. I
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A new- comedy.-of a American - " - - Home. Life .
.Matinee Wednesday " Last Half Weel Thursday,- FVI- ' .. day, Saturday and' Sunday "Jane Gowl's First Stage Success
WITHIN THE LAW"
Matinee Saturday, and Sunday
: 1 Coming Soon . -" 1 uTwin Beds" : and "Experience"
"Quick Shipments Dependable Merchandise"
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RICHMOND THEATRE V ALL THIS WEEK Cecil B. DeMuVs Production
SATURDAY NIGHT" , . ." . v f The greatest film of 1922. Don't Miss It! SEE
the breath-stopping rescue over the side of a railroad bridge! The great tenement fire. The sensational bathing dance of New York's Halloween revelers. See Coney Island's hosts at play and the accident that shocked society! See the social world at play and work the underworld's stark realities!
MURRAY
"BETTER COME EARLY", Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra
B. F. KEITH : VAUDEVILLE
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday The Flying Nelsons "Sensational Novelty Artists" featured the coming season with Barnum and Bailey's circus. Gasps and Thrills with a Few "Laughs. . '
Mae Marvin "The Queen of Syncopation, a classy girl who sings "blues" as
they should be sung and as you
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Twyman and Vincent A man and woman team in their comedy skit ... "Pancakes t and Flapjacks." - West and Van Siclen ; in a novel offering "The Outing" "The Truant :
Husband" Five Reels of Laughter " ComingThursday Monroe and Grant; Al and Angie Knight; Melva Sisters; Smith and Fisher.
; ALL" THIS WEEK " f' The Monarch , of 'MirlK
HAROLDLLOYD AmongThosG Present tX tanatier Special -
Everybody Likes Lloyd Watch him serve the "laughter punch" and the filet of 6miles. Watch him fish, hunt and bag the big laughs! V " " .. ' Follow the laughter line to -. . Lloydl ; MONDAY; TUESDAY and ; WE D ME S D A Y"." "Soon as . I sell this. -I'm " going to buy. some coffee .and dough
nuts. ..
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A First National Attraction A humorous study of an artist feller one of those J gay, bohemians neatly.1 daubed "With, "brilliant comedy touches, f. ' Coming Thursday' J. - ANITA STEWART In i "HER MAD BARGAIN""'
WHEN a shipper speaks o "first day" delivery, he means delivery to the consignee the day after the goods are handed to the railroad or traction company. "First day" delivery is fast work. It is as fast as the government delivers most of its letters, even in the same city, or as a department store delivers its parcels. Yet "first day" delivery by freight is the sort of service. that Indianapolis wholesalers are consistently giving to 'dealers throughout the territory shown on the map above. . Through freight cars on thirteen electric lines and through package cars on seventeen steam lines deliver daily to the principal cities in this area. Goods ordered in the morning by telegraph or telephone are commonly received the same day by traction express.
Shipments delayed mean sales lost profits lost. But with the Indianapolis wholesalers almost as close to you as a warehouse in your own city, you can carry moderate stocks, make every dollar invested in stock turn over three or. four times a year instead of once or twice, save losses on dead and obsolete goods, save insurance, and serve your trade better than before. The most seasonable, most fashionable, and most serviceable goods are held in reserve for you in the immense warehouses of the Indianapolis wholesalers. In addition, there is the special service that the Indianapolis wholesaler can give to you because he knows the condi-" tions of this territory what people want, what you can sell better than any jobber ina distant city. v
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Funeral of Pope Benedict XV and pictures of CARDINAL RATTI, the newly elected Pope Pius XI. The first showing in the
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