Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 69, 22 March 1922 — Page 9

EXPLORER RETURNS WITH ABOUT 1,000 VARIETIES OF PLANTS

RANGOON. March 22. F. Kingdon Ward, explorer and author, has arrived In Rangoon from a nine months 'trip Into China, five months of -which -were spent in the Independent kingdom of Mull Chinese Tibet. Mr. Ward spent most of his time on this trip In collecting plants for Edinburgh university, bringing back with him about a thousand varieties of rare plants, some of vrhch are new and unclassified. He also found four new species of the blue poppy. These, with their seeds, have been shipped to Edinburgh, i After traveling through northern Burma and a part of China, he entered Chinese Tibet and headed for Mull, a small kingdom, covering about 15,000 square miles, with many high moun tain peaks, some of which are over 20,000 feet above the sea. Mr. Ward said that was ruled by a powerfully built man, a lama, who lived In an enormous monastery surrounded by a guard of 6,000 warriors. Mr. Ward found on arriving there that the lama was Buffering from disease, but he soon recovered under the explorer's treatment and thereafter Mr. Ward was given quarters In the monastery for himself and a companion and his servants were well looked after. In Mull and the adjoining kingdoms the party found that the villages, though few and sparsely settled, are all extremely prosperous. This Is explained by an abundance of gold, which is washed out of the river sand in many places. White men are not welcomed in these places as the rulers 6uspect that they come for gold. Mountain sheep abound in Mull, liv- , Jng about the high cliffs, which are iv mostly devoid of vegetation. DAMAGES OF $1,000 ASKED IN DARKE SUIT GREENVILLE. Ohio, March 22. Russell Shuff has filed an action in Darke county common pleas court in which he asks damages of the county commissioner of Darke and Miami counties in the sum of $1,000, which he says were sustained when his threshing outfit toppled over into a tide ditch on account of the bad con dition of the county line road between Darke and Miami counties. Refuses New Trial Judge Teegarden overruled the motion for a new trial In the Boyton C. TJllery and O. Rhoades sheep killing dog case, heard Monday morning in common pleas court. As is required by law, Judge Teegarden issued an order that the sheriff of Darke county ehall kill the dog. A stay of execution was granted for 10 days to allow Mr. Rhoades, the defendant, to go to the court of appeals and. try to save the dog's life. The case of William McFadden against his wife, Sarah McFadden, for divorce, was heard Tuesday morning in common pleas court. The court granted the divorce to Mrs. McFadden. It was also ordered that McFadden is to pay $3 per week to Mrs. McFadden for the support of a minor child. The McFaddens are residents of New Madison, where they conducted a restaurant at one time. Probate Court S. C. Stocker appointed guardian of VSame filed inventory. Will of Edwin Mannlx, deceased, admitted to probate and record. Grace Huber appointed guardian to Elmer Huber et ai. Bona f l.uuu. t Isaiah Kreider appointed guardian- . of Philip C. Warner, an Incompetent j person, ttona a,uuu. William H. Harter, guardian of Malena Barnhart, filed petition for authority to compromise claim. Order granted.... Isaac Dininger, administrator of the estate of Catharine Dininger, deceased, filed first and final account. Tetltlon filed to fix and determine Inheritance tax in estate of James Calvin Arnett, deceased. Edwin C. Wright, executor of the will of W. H. Schultz, deceased, filed first and final account. Same returned order of private sale of real estate.

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Schubert Ladies' Quartet on Legion Program

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The third number of the American Legion lyceum program, being given this season under the auspices of Harry Ray post, No. 65, will be given at the First Presbyterian church, Thursday evening. The Schubert Ladies' Quartet will furnish the entertainment for this number. The quartet Is under the personal direction of Corelli Carter, soprano. The program will start at 8 o'clock. Other members of the organization are: Helen Trover, second violin; Grace Dye, cello and piano, and Ruth Holden, pianist and reader.

MURRETTE How would you like to plunge into a huge, exquisite and gorgeously invested swimming pool, and feel that only you and your friends could enJoy its healthful and invigorating privileges? Violet Palmer, who plays the part of a dollar chasing sister in the Associated Producers' production, "Devotion," starring Hazel Dawn, which comes to the Murrette theatre Thursday for a three day engagement, was accorded that privilege for two days by the Hotel Pennsylvania, New York City. In addition to the pool, and a number of unusual scenes taken of the Prince of Wales at the Horse Show at Madison Square Garden, the production reveals an engrossing story of a young woman's devotion for her hus band, despite the overwhelming obstacles pitted against him. Children should be seen and not heard. The two children supporting Harold Lloyd, the famous Associated Exhibitors comedian in "I Do!" showINGROWN TOE NAIL How to Toughen Skin so Nail Turns Out Itself A few drops of "Outgro" upon the skin surrounding the ingrowing nail reduces inflammation and pain and so toughens the tender, sensitive skin underneath the toe nail, that it can not penetrate the flesh, and the nail turns uaurally outward almost over night. "Outgro" is a harmless, antiseptic manufactured for chiropodists. . However, anyone can buy from the drbg store a tiny bottle containing directions. AdvertisemenL CONCRETE FOR FERMANENCK j

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comedy entirely different from any of his previous funfests. A pair of newlyweds confront the task of taking care over night of two children whose fend parent said: "They're so quiet you won't know they're in the house hardly." Add to this little domestic problem a burglar scare and strange sounds in the dark hours of the night and trust Harold Lloyd to extract all the humor there Is In the situation. , . MURRAY. One of the most famous country clubs on the west coast is used in one of the scenes of "Lucky Carson." which will be shown at the Murray theatre Thursday. Some exclusive shots have been taken from this place, showing the porch upon which the guests are dining, the golf links, the tennis court and picturesque drives In the immediate neighborhood. Several scenes are taken on this location which represent some of the most dra-

i matic action of this production.- ! The story of "Lucky Carson" deals I with the successful attempt of a j down-and-oiiter to retrace hi3 step? and regain a position in society which j he has lost through the race track, j He vcorners cotton, backs a power in the financial world and then 13 called upon to settle a aeDt tie owes a man he has wronged. He tries to fix this debt in many ways, but the injured man demands an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth. Through this ac ciaeni parson wins the nana of a beautiful girl in marriage. RICHMOND. Any Paramount production bearing the name of George Melford as producer, necessarily Is well cast. This is especially true of "The Great Impersonation," a new Melford nicture j which is being shown at the Richmond theatre. The story is based on E. Phillips Oppenheim's famous novel, and the adaptation. was made by Monte M. Katterjohn. The featured player is James Kirk wood and playing opposite him is Ann Forrest. Both appear ed in the leading roles of "The Wise Fool." In the support are Winter Hall, Truly Shattuck. FontaineLa Rue, who

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Midgely. Nearly all of those named are players of reputation and in tho thrilling story of "Tho Great Impersonation,' each contributes materially to the success of the exceptionally flno presentation. - . . MILLIONS IN INCOME TAX '" MUST BE REFUNDED BY U. S. WASHINGTON, March 22. Millions of dollars in Income taxes collected by f the government must be refunded, according to an Interpretation by Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair of a supreme court decision. The supreme Court held that Income held and accumulated by a trustee for the benefit of unborn or unascertained persons was not taxable. - P NEUMONIA. -. Call a physician. Then begin emergency treatment with V VaroRub Over 17 Million Jan Used Yearh PALACE TODAY Constance Talmadge In a John Emerson and Anita Loos comedy "IN SEARCH OF A SINNER" Just a little over a mile of smiles and laughs. A First National attraction, With itArt Accord in a good western "Winners of the West" And a new . ' Mutt and Jeff Comedy The Best In Photoplays Now Playing JACK BESSEY STpCK CO. Presents THE ROSARY" LAST HALF WEEK "THE SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS". Millions have read the book now See the play PHONE 1683 For Seats URRAY -BETTER COME EARLY" Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra B. F. Keith Vaudeville Last Times Today Indian Revelries " The most beautiful act ever seen in Richmond! The biggest hit we have ever played ! Eight curtain calls at last night's show. Frank and Milt Brittan Two clever musicians in their act "SAY IT WITH MUSIC" ' Fairman and Patrick in "A WEB BIT OF IRISH WIT AND SONG" Willie Missem and Company We hope Willie -won't miss 'em but.whether he does or not you will laugh heartily at his elforts. " THE BARRICADE A Carranne Five Reel Feature Coming Thursday RUBEN & HALL, direct from the State-Lake, Chicago. "One on the Aisle" Embs & Alton, Lyle and Virginia.

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