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U1UUUII.I1L.UJ UUII1U MEXICO CITY. April 14. Tho "Great Tree of Tule.w in the state of Oaxaca, nfter some 800 years of recorded existence, Is beginning to show signs of wear and tear. TMe giant cypress, "with a trunk so huge that 30 persons with outstretched arms can scarcely span it. Is known to have been a fair sized tree when Columbus discovered America, and history recounts that Cortez and his Spanish soldiers slept beneath its branches four centuries ago when enroute to Honduras following their conquest cf Mexico. But although time has dealt kindly with the monach, the correspondent during a recent visit to the tiny vil lage of Santa Maria del Tule, Oaxaca, noticed that the wrinkles of ago are beginning to show. There i3 no imnie diate cause for worry, however, that Tule. as the Indians affectionately call the tree, will wither away before tLe present generation has passed on. And even if it should, Tule has a son some BO yards away from the parental Dougns tnat is showing healthy signs of maintaining the family honor in the matter cf robustness. Hijo (son), as the Indians have named it, already is so large that 12 persons are needed to span it. and Hijo is only a couple of hundred years old. Tho Great Tree of Tule rises about. 175 fset, and is said to be one of the largest specimens in the world. The spread of its branches is almost 350 fet. It stands in tho courtyard of a tiny church and is the only bid "for popular interest made by tho village of Santa Maria del Tule, whote population reveres the tree almost as much as one of its saint3. DISTURBER OF PEACE FINED IN GREENVILLE GREEXVILLE. Ohio, April 14. Earl Smith, arrested Monday night for raising a disturbance and being intoxicated in the "barracks" on Montgomery street, was arraigned before Mayor Fitzgerald in police court Wednesday evening and fined $23 and costs. Sentence was suspended, however, and Smith was turned over to Sheriff Wagner and, locked up in the county jail, having violated a parole. Allege Contract Failure Alleging that Warren Studebaker failed to live up to contract entered into to purchase lot No. 17 in the village of Gordon in May, 1921, for a consideration of $6,000, Earl and Roy Ammon have brought suit in common plea3 court for $2,500 damages. Victoria Buehler, executor of the will of Henry Buehler, deceased, filed petition to fix and determine inheritance tax. J. W. Clark, guardian of Mattle B. Clark, filed second account. John C. Slyder, guardian of E. B. Slyder, filed first account. J. E. Williams, administrator of Silas P. Briney, deceased, filed petition for private sale of personal property. Order of sale issued. Same filed petition to fix an ddetennine inheritance tax. E. C. Wright, executor of the will of Joseph Wilson Mills, deceased, filed petition for the distribution of assets in kind. Order of distribution granted.

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SATURDAY Murray "Rip Van Winkle"; Vaudeville. Murrette "Woman, Wake Up!" Palace William Hatton in "The Battling iKid"; Century Comedy. Richmond Wallace Reld in "Rent Free." SUNDAY Murray "Rip Van Winkle" Vaudeville. Murrette Wesley Barry in "Penrod." Palace Stewart Edward White's story. "The Killer"; Comedy. "Adventures of Tarzan." RJchmond Gloria Swanson in "Her Husband's Trademark." Washington "The Green Temptation." V . J is pretty and does almost a little bit of everything. Not bragging, mind you just facts. Then there are Brandeaux and Smith Brandeaux steps Apache, Spanish Gypsy, ye'olde colonial, all in costume befitting their bit in the show. And you ought to meet Miss Smith some looker. They call me the "show of special features" sort of a nickname I guess unless it's because I can do so many things so well. And if you think that's braggin. just come over to se me at the Murray theatre. You'll find out it's all cold facts. MURRAY VAUDEVILLE A beautiful and graceful contribution to the Murray bill playing the last half of this week is to be found in the offering by the Melo Danse. Several of the cleverest bits of terpsichory executed by both a charming young lady and several young men, are features of the entertainment Songs and piano numbers are presented by another feminine member of the company. The act is sure-fire. One is startled into amazement, and then amusement, at a portion of the Wayne, Marshall and Candy act. Much of the action centers about this surprise and what follows tends only to heighten the novel effect. Lew Huffman's "hattery" tricks win with his audience because of his genial manner and skillful method of maneuvering. He leads off first on the arrangement of acts. "Detailed" is one of those "pieces without much plot, but not lacking in little by-play conducive to mirth. Thomas Jefferson in "Rip Van Winkle" is the film attraction. MARVIN. O I 1 ouDurDan BENTONVILLE, Ind. Mr. and Mr3. Ed. McCarty, of Raleigh, were guest3 Sunday of the former's brother, Thomas McCarty, and wife Mr. and Mrs. James Henley and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Plummer, of near Straughns, called on Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lamberson Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McKee and son, Billy, and daughter, Pauline, were the dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Miller and family Frances Baker, 53 Easy To Buy Easy To Pay Open An Account

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of Indianapolis, is spending a few days with relatives here this week.... Mr. and Mrs. Redford Lockwood called on the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Lockwood, Sunday afternoon ...Ernest Hauhn spent Saturday with home folks.... The play. "The Empty House," given by the Bentonville high school Wednesday evening was largely attended The Straughns high school will give a play, entitled "Farm Folks," at the Bentonville town hall Saturday evening. CHESTER. Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Beard, Irene and Edna Beard spent Sunday with the former's father at Liberty Miss Marjorie Pickett called on Mr. and Mrs. Don Baynes Sunday afternoon Mrs. Harriett Fulghum entertained the Missionary society Thursday afternoon. An interesting program was given. The May meeting will (be with Mrs. Robert Williams Mr. and Mrs. George Showalter spent Sunday with Humphrey Mikeselle and family. Dr. and Mrs. Duft'in of Richmond and Elmer Woodruff were afternoon callers . .. .The township Sunday school convention was held here Sunday afternoon. Dr. Dexter spoke, making a plea for teachers to be trained. Mrs. Josephine Strader gave a piano solo. The first meeting of Passion week was given. Mr. Leery of Grace church gave an entertaining talk Miss Marie Bage spent the week-end with Miss Adelade Kemp... Mr. and Mrs. James Webster visited Mr. and Mrs., Joe Parish of Fountain City, Sundy Mrs. Mary Smith spent Sunday and Monday with Mrs. L. F. Ulmer in Middleboro Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Pyle, Mr. and Mrs. Mabe Study, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Kemp, Marie Bage, Adelaide and Alfred Kemp spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Pierson Bane at Lynn. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kendall had as their gsests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ed Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Kendall. ELKHORN. Ind. The First Baptist church held its annual Sunday school election Sunday. Officers elected were John Hawley. superintendent; Omer Williams, assistant superintendent; Lucille Helms, treasurer; Geneva Blessing, secretary; Florence Williams, assistant secretary; Mabel Helms, pianist; Irene Williams, assistant pianist Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Isenhour and children had as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Vesper Richardson and children, Ben Miles and Irvin Juergens William Cook has been suffering from tonsilitis for several days .... Miss Elizabeth Chamberlain spent Thursday afternon with Mrs. Florence Regan and children at Richmond.... Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beeson and son Bobby spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weisenborn and daughter Vivian Mr. and Mrs. John Hart-

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man and sons spent. Sunday with Mr. ana airs. Louis Hartman of Richmond. . . . .Miss Margaret Stevens is suffering from a gathered head Mrs. R. O. Pickett Is slowly improving. NEW PARIS, Ohio Mrs. Lawrence Bowers was brought from New Madl son and buried In Spring Lawn cemetery, Monday The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Christman was buried in Springlawn cemetery Tuesday afternoon. The Christman family recently moved from Lewisburg to the B. T. Lyons farm, east of town C. O. Ashman is in Cincinnati this week cn business Mr. and Mrs. L. P.Melody and daughter, Betty Jane, were guests at a birthday dinner Sunday, given by Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Fudge. The event was honoring anniversaries of Mrs. Melody and daughter Harry Reinheimer was struck in the forehead by a baseball Sunday afternoon, while acting as catcher in a practice gamo. He was taken to the home of F. J. Coblentz and sons and was ordered kept quiet for several days by the attending physician. He was ordered to lus home Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. John Penland and daughter Katherine, of Eldorado, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Penland and family. Miss Lou Reva Penland returned home with them for a week's visit Mr. and Mrs. A. R, Hawley entertained Sunday in honor of the third birthday anniversary of their . daughter, Abby Elizabeth. A birthday cake with three candles delighted the little guest of honor. Decorations were in pink and rOUGHS Apply over throat and chest ' swallow small -,;, -. nil V A Fo Rub Over 1 7 Million Jan Used Yearly PALACE TODAY Elaine Hammerstein in The Miracle of Manhattan A Selznick Play. Also RUTH ROLAND in "WHITE EAGLE" And the Latest Snub Pollard Comedy

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i guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Melody. . ...ttoy uniDant and son, Willie, or Arcanum, spent the week end with Mrs. Eubank at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sinck and sons. PLANTS MEMORIAL TREE VICTORIA, British Columbia, April 14- lu memory of Canadian soldiers who died in France, Marshal Joffre, commander of the French army in the early days of the war, and who is visRICHMOND1 xv THEATRE Today and Saturday KHZ A ticklesome tale of a troublesome tenant, whose landlady drove him forth to live a wild life on the roof-tops. And the thing3 he saw! And the things he did! Wow! The world's most '"moving" movie. Also a Good Mack Sennett Comedy Admission Tonight and Saturday. . .S3c, 15c Matinee Today 25c, 15c URRAY "BETTER COME EARLY" Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra Here Is Some Bill Thursday and Last Half One Big Bill Melo Danse "A Whiff of the Follies" Three Beautiful Gills and two men. An act of beauty, speed, whirlwind activities and a wealth of scenery which compares with "The Follies." The girlie treat of the season. Wayne, Marshall and Candy In "The Intruder," an offering with a surprise, including comedy, songs and dances. Holliday and Willette A comedy absurdity entitled "DETAILED" Lew Huffman "FUN IX A HATTERY" j Thomas Jefferson In "Rip Van Winkle" 5-Reel Feature of that immortal story of the Catskills. Coming Monday For Two Veeks Roquemore MUSICAL COMEDY Company with a bevy of pretty girls and real comedians.

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itlng here, planted a young maple tree on the Memorial Avenue. CLOSED THIS WEEK OPENING EASTER SUNDAY with a Paramount Picture Flie Green Temptation" Featuring BETTY C0MPS0N and a great supporting cast See Her Dance Gowns Thursday, Friday! Saturday WANDA HAWLEY in "BOBBED HAIR" "Where the Stars Twinkle First" Now Playing FLORENCE in "WOMAN, WAKE-UP" It will haunt the eye Beauty, Gowns, Artistic Sets, Splendor It will startle the mind Novelty, Thought, Surprise, Suspense. It will thrill the heartBear Chase, Airplane Flight, Cabaret Gayety, Love, and more of it." Also Showing 2-reel Christie "A RAMBLING ROMEO" And Pathe News ADMISSION TODAY 40c, Children 15c ' Matinee Adults "25c, Children 15c Coming Sunday WESLEY BARRY "FRECKLES" in the screen version of "PENROD" Also Turners 7" Entertainers FROM JAZZLAND Singers and Musicians that play with pep that sticks.