Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 114, 13 May 1922 — Page 14

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1922.

FINANCIAL COMPANY IS BEING ORGANIZED BY WINCHESTER MEN WINCHESTER. Ind., May 13. The American Security company of-Winchester is the name of a new financial institution now being organized in the city. Practically all of the $100,000 capital stock baa been subscribed by numbers of the city's business and professional men, and the new company expects to open its doors for business within the next 30 days. Filet Divorce Suit Suit for divorce has been filed in the circuit court by Delia Rickner , against Nathan Rickner. The defendant is charged with cruel and inhuman treatment and failure to provide. Cruel Treatment Charged Divorce proceedings have been filed by Gertrude Lay Wade against Charles M. Wade. They were married In Oc

tober, 1920, and separated in November, 1920. The plaintiff charges th ' defendant with cruel and inhuman treatment. She asks the court to restore her maiden name, Gertrude Lay. Plan for Fair The Welfare association of Union City Is making plans for the holding of '. the Community fair in that city, starting September 13. Vote for Water System At a meeting of the town board and citizens of Farmland, held at. the school-house, it was voted that the town should have a water works system costing about $35,000. The water : company will be formed by the following directors: Jesse Hoppes, Harvey Taylor and Oscar Hubbard. Work will be started about the first of July and finished before the winter.

CHOSEN QUEEN OF THE MOVIES.

GREAT RACE PAGEANT PLANNED BY SERVICE

Elaborate preparations are being made by the Townsend branch of the I iftichmond Community Service for the ; giving of a great race pageant on Thursday evening, June 15, at the Col- - iseum. The theme of the pageant is . historical and therefore educational as well as entertaining. The principals

. in the cast comprise some of the' most representative colored citizens in Rich

mond and no pains are being spared ; lo make the production one of the I finest ever given in the city. The same pageant was produced by - Dayton Community Service last year in Memorial hall before an audience - of 1,100 persons of both races and achieved a remarkable success. One of the outstanding features of the pageant is the frequent rendition of beautiful negro spirituals, culminating in a final chorus by the modern composer, Dett A cast of over 100 persons will

be used. The rehearsals of the com

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Murray for the firsthalf will be the'nrn Tl I IflTT PflMCCDO act of Reno Sisters and. Allen. They flLll LLLlU I I UUIllLnO

will appear. In an act they call "A nt-rt nmun

Pot Pourrl of Dance and Music,": KM,' A Ml 1 1 Mi: VIIII'VIFJi:

have on uncommonly splendid vehiclo IH-UftllUlllU UlUUnlllU for entertainment purposes at the; or llflllir ATRFIIIA

same time It gives them excellent op- 11 f VfA I lif A I HrfiM.N poctunlUes for displaying their unu- Ul "111- UlllknillU

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artiStB. PA.LL.DIlK NEWS BCREAC

Two exciedingly pretty and attrae-i WASHINGTON, May 13. Rep. R. tive girls and a classy looking youngM Eaiiott. of Indiana, held a confer-

chap comprise this trio of clever en-jence yesterday wltn an official of tte

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Billy Single aifford, the famous ; ut noixmioB """"s I musical comedy and vaudeville star, the government stock several of the j will also be on this bill in his act en-!beot streams In Wayne county with! titled "A Few Moments With Billy. iarge.moutt ftnd aii-mouth bass! Clifford." Stanley. Doyle and Reno . ..fln&erllnga.. neit fall J are three clever young men who are, Thla actlon waa taken by Mr. El-' known as "The South's Most Popular llotu wbo ,8 an ardnt fisherman, at Harmony Boys. As exponents mlthe request of John F. Holaday, ro-i rendering "blues" they stand une-j porter of tlie Wayne circuit court, at ! quailed. Maurice and Girle In an ac-: RiChmond representing the recently j robatic and musical offering complete reorganized Wayne county fish and ! the vaudeville. The screen attraction ! game protective association. i wiU be H. B. Warner in "The Dice Of j Mr- Eujott has arranged to have the Destiny". 'bureau of fisheries give prompt conThe bill Thursday will consist oT ( Bidratlon to the formal application! Waldron and WInslow, a man and j jor lne stocking of Wayne county i woman travesty team; Roach and Mc-iBtreamB as soon as lt naa Deen Eut) i

passed the Jones-Miller bill which seeks to check the traffic in narcotics. The Richmond Rotary club ha3 indicated especial interest in such legislation. Its endorsement of the JonesMiller bill was given after an investigation by three physician members of the organization. In ' urging strict federal control of

opinion that "the traffic in narcotic drugs is a menace that can be compared only with war." ( EAGLE IS CAPTURED WINCHESTER, Ind.. Msy 13. William Grav. who resides three miles

east of Farmland, captured a young

AmoHran oacln nt his home today.

the sale of habit-forming drugs the j The bird measures five feet from tip Richmond Rotarians expressed the j lo tip of its wings.

THEATRE-

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Miss Billie Burke, who was the winner of. the popularity contest held in the East. Miss Burke was chosen Queen of the Movies after 472.S00 votes bad been cast for her. Miss Mary Carr was second wtih 421.163.. Miss Burke is now starring in "The Intimate Stranger," a snoken drama.

Curdv. two "rube" character corned!

ans In "A Touch Of Nature;" Murphy and Klein. "Refined Musical Artists", and Allen and Webb in "Fun At A Dizzy Height." Eugene 0"Brien in

"Channing Of The Northwest" will be the screen feature.

mltted by the county fish and gamo organization. The bureau reports that it has a

very limited supply of small-mouth t

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WASHINGTON A great racing scene, thousands of frenzied spectators in the towering grandstands, the hair-raising dead heat finish, the jockeys weighing in before the big event, the crowded betting ring where thousands of dollars are changing hands, the paddock where the sleek thoroughbreds are groomed before being called to the starting post,- the desperate flight in an aeroplane by "Bobbie" Morton, the heroine, to the side of her wounded brother in a hospital; her breakneck dash In an automobile to the race track and her brilliant and daring ride on "Alert" in the cup race all these and many other big epi

sodes combine in making "Queen O'

munity orchestra and choral give prom- the Turf," and R-C Picture, a racing

SATURDAY Murray -"Pardon My French" Vaudeville. Murrette "Gypsy Blood." Palace Richard Hatton in In "Fearless Dick." Richmond "One Glorious Day." Washington Conway Tearle in "A Wide Open Town." SUNDAY Murray H. B. Warner in "The Dice of Destiny." Murrette Richard Bartholomess in "The Seventh Day.' Palace Hoot Gibson in "Headin' West." Harold Lloyd comedy. Richmond Jack Holt in "After the Show.' Washington "Queen o' the Turf."

MURRAY From the experience born of a life of crime, Bill Preston spoke to his daughter on his death-bed. "There's only one way to beat this crooked game, Nancy. Keep out of it!" Old Bill had kept her out of the game so far, but when he was gone, would Dave and Joe protect her? He distrusted Dave because he had seen in his eyes a flame of passion. Joe

was greedy and treacherous. He would betray a pal. Jimmy Doyle was the only one to be trusted Jimmy was clean and

J played the crooked game "straight.

iie naa Deen ime a Droiner 10 iaiicy. and to him Bill entrusted his most precious possession. Jimmy and Nancy are the leading characters in Dice of Destiny," starring H. B. Warner at the Murray theatre Sunday. This story by John Moroso is said to be even more power.

! fully gripping than "Alias Jimmy val- : entine." which won stardom for Mr.

! Warner when he created that beloved j rogue on the stage. t ! CHII-DRESf IN SPRING TIME ! Mrs. C. Osborn. 7812 Hillside Rd.. Cleveland, O., writes: "My granddaughter was troubled with a cough for nearly two years. She took Foley's Honey and Tar and her cough is now gone. It loosened the phelgm so she could raise it easily." Foley's Honey and Tar la Must what children should have for fev- ! erish colds, coughs, "snuffles" and I tight, wheezy breathing. Be sure to I get Foley's. It checks croup and whoopj ing cough, too. A. G. Luken Drug Co.,

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bass "fingerlings

Mr. Holaday states in hl3 letter to Rep. Elliott that Wayne county sportsmen are also hopeful of securing a supply of young bass from the Indiana state hatcheries. "Wayne county has more fine bass streams than

any county in eastern Indiana," Hola-, day asserts. j Dudley G. Strickler, son of Otl3 C. Strlckler, editor of the News at ;

Middletown, Ind., will enter the United States military academy at West Point i next month. His appointment is ac-' credited to the sixth congressional !

district of Indiana. Strickler was nominated as a first alternate several

months ago by Rep. Elliott but his

principal failed to pass the entrance examinations. Strickler passed both the mental and physical examinations. He is a graduate of Culver military academy and Is now In his sophomore year at Purdue university. The Rotary club of Richmond, Ind., has been notified by Rep. Elliott that the house of representatives has

Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday

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A glowing romance of the stage, of those who make it and those who prey upon it ; of a girl who dreamed of a future, an old man who dreamed of the past, and a rich young waster who wanted all of life now I Every scene a thrill, a smile, or a heart-tug.

ise of a mighty fine production.

MAN DRY 20 YEARS; GOMES BACK STRONG

Z Charles Day, who found some liquor in front of his residence on the New Paris pike, and was fined for drink- " ing some of it, Friday, was in court again Saturday morning. Intoxication was the charge again on this occasion. Sheriff Wadman and Officer Wiehmeyer made the arrest at his home at 1:15 o'clock Saturday morning. Day deaded guilty and was fined

$25 and costs. When arraigned Friday Day made the statement that he had I not had a drink for 20 years before he - got drunk Thursday night. "He's coming back strong" commented a city official when he found , Day was booked again Saturday.

drama rarely equalled in the annals t aTlw 5rilD fai

of the motion nicture screen.

he shown at the Washinp-tnn then t rn the life

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tomorrow. In "Her Winning Way," the Realart picture coming next Thursday to

of a screen actor 13 merely

riding around in limousines and living in the lap of luxury at the best hotels while on location. This evidently was the belief of several young

the Washington theatre, Mary Miles ! women who have social connections

Minter, the star, has a most engaging role as Ann Annington, a breezy young newspaper writer whose specialty is book reviews and literary reviews.

Her adventures hinge upon her as-, use

signment to get an interview with a popular but very shy young novelist, after she has declared in her column that he knows nothing about woman and even less about love and romance.

NEW VARIETY OF APPLE TO EE GROWN IN ONTARIO TORONTO, Ontario, May 13. The "Delicious," a variety of apple very popular among the growers of British Columbia and the northwestern states.

will be commercially introduced into; Ontario next season. Advocates of. the new variety claim that the move will enable Ontario to meet British ,

Columbia, Oregon and Washington on a more even footing, competing with them in local markets with a similar fruit.

MURRETTE How the screen lost several young society ladies who imagined thev were destined for careers before the camera is related by Richard BarIholmess, the young star of "The Seventh Day" which will be the First National attraction at the Murrette theatre starting Sunday. "It is singular," he said, "how

that open doors on Fifth Avenue to them. They had besieged the office

of the Inspiration Pictures for a chance to get in a picture. "Director Henry King decided to

them for 'atmosphere' in the

filming of 'The Seventh Day'. They were instructed to take a train to location. Arriving there they soon wished themselves back in their luxurious apartments. It was a new sensation to them to eat dinner on a table cloth that did not contain any linen and tableware that never came from a Fifth Avenue jeweler's shop. Then their rooms without baths and the comforts that all girls love was another revelation to them.

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You'll miss the show of your life if you don't see this roaring classic of the race track. It lifts you into a seat in a towering grandstand and shows you the GREATEST horse race ever staged!

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ADDED ATTRACTION SUNDAY ONLY ALICE ROONEY in "SONGS" Coming Thursday MARY MILES MINTER in 'HER WINNING WAY"

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