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RICHMOND STUDENTS TO GRADUATE AT I. U, WITH SPRING CLASS

Indiana university's commencement exercises will be held at the campus

amphitheater on "Wednesday, June 7, and will be one ot the most preten

tious in the history of the institution

It will be a memorial commencement

in honor of the men or tne university who made the supreme sacrifice in the World war. '

President Ernest II. Lindley of the University ot Kansas and President Lotus D. Coffman of the University of

'iMinneaota, both Indiana university graduates, will speak. The Rev. Dr. A. L. Swearengen of St. Paul, Minn., moderator of the general assembly of l he Presbyterian, church, will deliver the baccalaureate address on Sunday evening, June 4, the lecture to be preceded by a thirty-minute sacred music concert by the university orchestra. An effort will be made to make the

commencement program an unusually

attractive one so that practically all of the student body will remain. Tues- - day. June 6, will be alumni day and

graduates will return for reunions and

dinners. There will be a big alumni convocation at which an alumni member of the board of trustees will be elected. The Indiana-Purdue baseball game will be staged on Jordan field In the afternoon for the benefit of the alumni. Among the AB. graduates the following names will be of interest to readers of The Palladium: Margaret Caroline Ball, Rushville; Ituth May Bourne, Richmond; John Lacey Bueblis, Lynn; Mildred Greenleaf Carpenter, Cambridge. City; Mildred Grace Daum, Connersville; Mar-

' Joria Anna Brown, Modoc; Hazel Ma

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND, SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, JND., THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1922. . - j I. j. -- n ..

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Emma DeWeale, Beatrice O'Connor and Mary Moore in one of the big laughing moments of the smart musical com

edy, "Irene," which will be the attraction at the Murray theatre Friday evening, Marcn 31.

"IRENE" The smart comedy "Irene," which for two whole years created a sensation at the Vanderbilt theatre in New York, closing tnere June 18, will be offered to the patrons of the Murray theatre as the attraction for Friday

I night.

The Vanderbilt Producing company, the sponsors of "Irene," present the attraction here with the same lavish investiture of scenery and effects seen in the New York production, and with the wealth of beautiful costumes designed and created by Lucile Lady Duff Gordon, all of which are a replica of these worn by the L-iie3 in the metropolitan presentation, of the play. Nor must it be forgotten that the cast of players has been a most Im

portant feature in the organization of this company. Each and every member whether he or she be principal or of the chorus, had to work with the

Mptrnnolitan rnmnrinv and nnnlifv Tia-

ne rieu-ner, iuuuuc, jwary imSuuiru0 fore tney were sjgne,j for this tour.

Greene, Farmland; William Ellis Jen

klnson, Boston; Lenora Irene Jones, Rushville; Nelle Josephine Jones, Modoc; Elnora Frances Leavell. Winchester; Edna May McFarland, Winchester; Iva Virginia McFarland, Winchester; Margaret Caroline Moist, Union City; tleorge Harrison Neff, Newcastle; Horace James Oldham, Greenfield; Lewella Pogue, Richmond; Irene Manifold Price, Richmond; John Edwin Purple, Hagerstown; Ethelyn Clara Sample, Connersville; Elizabeth Tarkleson, Richmond; Margaret Harriet Thornburg, Winchester; Marsella May Tuilly. Newcastle; Alma Fern Wagner. Milton; Katherine Evans Wyatt, Rushville, and Maurice Bass Yarling, Shelbyville.

This was the idea of James Montgomery, the author, who took this means of ascertaining whether each individual was fitted to his or her part. MURRAY Chalk up another triumph for Louis J. Gasnier and R-C Pictures corporation! ."A Wife's Awakening," screened at the Murray theatre for the first time today touches a high artistic plane and provides entertainment of the most interesting character. "A Wife's Awakening" tells a story

that is fashioned not for any small

traction. This is a Selznick picture, with Eugene- O'Brien as the star, directed by Alan Crosland, from a story by C. S. Montanye. The adventure phase of the story

relates the experiences of a young j American. Howard Anderson, in Con-j stantinople,, where he discovers Mary j Talbot, an American girl, in the clutch- -es of an unscrupulous band of slave !,

traders .and rescues her after a series of thrilling escapades. The romantic element deals with love at first eight between the two leading characters, and the manner in which they lose each other, only to meet again in most remarkable circumstances. And the comedy, which is incidental to the principal story, and yet never far in the background, 13 an essential part of

the action, not dragged In by the heels :

for occasional laughs. All this is carried along in the picturesque atmos

phere of the orient with its mysterious 1

characters and still more mysterious secret passages and strange ways. Eugene O'Brien plays the part of the adventurous youth, and Sigrid Holquist that of the young woman in distress.

PROPOSED BUILDING CODE OUTLAWS SHINGLE ROOFS (By Associated Press) FORT WAYNE, March 30. A proposed revision of the city building code in Fort Wayne, would result in the outlawing of shingle roofs. Practically the entire present regulations

need amendments and changes, it was!

COMMUNIST PARTY

MAINTAINS CONTROL OF SOVIET "CLOCK"

RADIO PROGRAM

MfiTch 31. :30-7tOO p. m.

HICHMOXD STATION WOZ

Laughing; Rng (Victor) Moorr-Davi Weather Report. 17. S.) Moonbeam Edison) .... .Green Brna, Xovelty band After Dinner Storle. Just A Little Love Song (Brunswick) .Jones orchestra Today' Tnlk. Cntle (Victor) .WMtrman nnl HIk orchestra Someone Rise (EMIson) , Mm Fells Delia Robbla orchestra. My Mammy Known (Brunswick) , Jones orchestra Thursday Evenlnjc. raDT-APOLIS (HATFIELD) T)nrk. INDIAXAPOLIS H VMILTOX) S:0 . m.. musical procrram. PITTSBCRG WESTIXGHOUSE) (eastern time) 7i3 p. m.. "Lncle WlR-glly" bedtime story and music for children. 7i45 p. in., special news, srovernntent market reports, summary of New York stock exchange, went her report. -" 8:00-0:00 p. m speaking and music progrnm. 0:OO p. in., news " (United Press Service). f !):ft5 p. m., musical program. f)!5r 111.. A rll nirton tlm signals. CHICAGO (WESTINGHOI SF.) C:30 p. m., closing market quotations, news and market reports, stock reports and final market and financial report. 7:30 p. m., children's bedtime story. R;0 p. m., musical program. WtOO o. in., news nod sports. NFVKIt (WESTIXGHOISE) Jf-91 p. m., government weather forecast. O'r.'i p. m., Arlington time signals. DETROIT (DETROIT NEWS) 7:0O-S:.t0 p. m regular musical program. 5CHE" KPTADY (GENERAL ELEO TRIC) 7:00 p. in., market quotations.

, 7:1." p. ii. musical program and

spcaKlng.

MOSQOW, March 30. The pendulum of the Russian Soviet clock is swinging, this winter, as far to the right as it once swung to the left, but the Communist party keeps the key to the works and accelerates its movements or retards them as it sees

fit. From a country where, one year ago private wealth was considered a crime; prohibition of liquor was a state policy and gambling was sometines punishable by death, Russia has changed to a land of open speculation, where people drink wine legally and

openly, and bet on horse-racing byi

means of betting machines from which the government takes a profit. These are just a few of the changes since the Kronstadt revolt last March prompted Premier Lenine to Inaugurate a new policy. In moving toward

a state of capitalism, the government, since the ninth all-Russian congrc-ss

closed a few months ago with approval of Lenine's plans, has taken turgical ehort cuts in an effort to change within" a few months the conditions prevalent for years. Moscow awakes each morning to a new surprise. It Beems only yesterday that private banks were prohibited. Today, a few strokes of the pen of the commissar of finance, and private banks may, operate at every corner.

Cold-in-the-Head ? Head stopped up? Nose sore? Snuff well 'info the nostrils

SAFE AND SANE for Coughs & Colds THt yruff it dUfrt from-all other. Quick relief. No opiate- 55t ggrTwhr.

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The Musical Comedy Triumph of the Universe

The same great company that

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KEEP VAUDEVILLE SINGERS FROM SINGING FOR RADIO CHICAGO, March SO. Singers i vaudeville circuits are prohibited from singing for radio telephones by clauses being inserted in their contracts. The Western Vaudeville Managers' association, which first began making such contracts, declared that the best efforts of the singers are needed for the stage.

IMPORT SHEEP, GOATS. TO CLEAN UP LANDS SANDUSKY, O., March 30. A carload of sheep and goats has been Imported from Chicago to clean up lands on Catawba Island to be platted into

lots ana soia as sites tor summer homes by a recently organized realty

1 concern.

said at a recent meeting of the board

group of serious thinkers, but for. the; of works and the special common

council committee considering changes.

whole, vast public that prefers to see j life reflected on the screen as life

really is. The production is chiefly distinguished, for its remarkable story value, its well rounded plot and the skill with which the small but efficient cast interprets the various parts. It has to do with the devotion of a wife whose efforts to save her husband from ruin places her own reputation under a cloud. She receives from her mate only the grossest condemnation for her aid yet she fights valiantly to f-ave him from himself. It is a theme that is close to the heart ofall humanity .for it deals with the relations of a husband and wife one toward another. MURRETTE Some pictures tell stories of adventure, some romance, some comedy, and now and then there is one which combines all three of these elements. The

Murrette theatre promises one of the

latter class. "The Projjhet 8 Paradise," which is now the feature at-

U. BASKET CHAMPION

(By Associated Press) BLOOMINGTON, March 30. The

Sigma Nu basketball team is the In-

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WATSON FAVORS BONUS BILL INDIANAPOLIS, March 30. Sen-

the n tor Jame3 E. Watson in a letter to

Claude T. Gregg, state commander of the American legion, announced that he is on record as favoring passage of

the adjusted compenstaion bill. Mr. 1

Gregg said yesterday. The letter also

said that Senator Watson intends to

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Last Half, Except Friday A BIG 'BILL Jack Trainor Sl Co. in Jack Lait's laughing playlet of business life "Help." Brownia, a bookkeeper, James Gaylor; Kate Rice, a YMCA habitue, 111a O'Brien; Dollie Wheeler, stenographer, Doris Francis; Mary Gibbon, Anabel Nielson; Charles Towne, a son of-JVIr. Towne, j Harry O'Dowd ; Charles .Wilberforce Towne. a rich manufacturer. Jack Trainor..

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Friday Eve., March 31

IRENE

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Charlie Chaplin 66 ; a revived classic

Two Reels of the Best Dog-Gone Comedy He Ever IVJade! '

Coming Sunday TOM MIX. Admission Today: Night, 33c and 15c; Matinee, 25c and 15