Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 116, 16 May 1922 — Page 12

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'l' kit! KlUriAlOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGKAM, RICHMOND, 1ND., TUESDAY, MAI' 10, lwss.

REPORTS GREAT USE OF TOBACCO AMONG HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS

(By Associated Press) INDIANAPOLIS, May 16. High

school girls and boys, rather thanj those In the universities and colleges! In Indiana, are more given to thei nse of tobacco, according to informa-.' tlon obtained by Charles M. Fillmore j of Indianapolis, general secretary ofi the No-Tobacco League of America, j Mr, Fillmore said he was told recently that from 75 to 90 per cent, of; the boys attending the three Indianapolis high schools used tobacco in'j some form. He added, however, thatj

he believed this was an exaggeration.1 Few girls in the local high school3 smoke, he said he had been Informed. "There are more girls and women in Illinois smoking than there are in Indiana," the general secretary said. However, there are some instances where the cigarette has a firm hold on our young women. Recently, -I was told of one of the brightest students at the high school in Koomington, Ind., being found in a secluded place smoking a cigarette. She was attending a social function, but the tobacco habit had formed so strongly that she evidently had to satisfy the craving."

Indiana has been connected with

the no-tobacco movement for three years, Mr. Fillmore said. He said the membership at the present tima was approximately two thousand, and was about equally divided between men and women. J. E. Ramsey of Bloomington, is president of the state organization. Other officers are Mrs. Daisy Douglas Barr of Newcastle, vice-president; Dr. Homer J. Hall, Franklin, executive secretary, and the Rev. C. M. Kroft, Indianapolis, treasurer.

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Man Has Miraculous

i pastor of the United Brethren church, officiating. It is believed that Mrs.

Fcrnno Fmm fianth Sherrets was the oldest woman In Wacscape r rom ueain bagh townshiPf Djl ke county Both horses of his team were killed j and the driver made unconscious wheni JOHN GELLINGER.

I lightning struck the team of O. M.j CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind.. May 16

Evans, souin or Miuuieooru, wuue ,j0hn Gellinger, . 86 years old, died at "MrP,Evanf h2d7S? slewed around W home in East Cambridge, Monday, to the front of the planter to stir up; The funeral services will be held at the fertilizer in the boxes when the ; the Lutheran church at Pershing, Wed-

bolt struck, and probably owes his nesday afternoon, at 2 o clock.

life to this fact. The horsese were killed instantly, and the shock made

the driver unconscious. He recovered

an hour later, to find the horses lying in their tracks. Beyond the nervous shock. Mr. Evans was practically uninjured, his body showing no burns, and he has been able .to continue with his work since.

Called by Death

MRS. "GRANDMA" SHERRETS GREENVILLE, Ohio, May 16. Grandma" Sherrets, 91 years old, who

died at her home two miles east of 1 New Weston, Sunday, was to have i been buried Tuesday morning in the

Holsapple cemetery. Funeral services were to have been conducted at Nortn Star at 10 o'clock, the Rev. Smith,

CORNS Lift Off with Fingers

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MURRAY VAUDEVILLE True to her reputation even among vaudeville fans, Richmond is a firstclass lover of good harmony. Perhaps that explains her evident pleasure when "The South's Most Popular Harmony Boys" make their appearance on the Murray bill this first half of the week. The boys do have good voices ,and they sing their songs in professional fashion, and the result is ."we want more," echoes the applauding of the approving audience.

One might go to the vaudeville for

the race track just in time for the big event. The racing scene, of course, has

the big punch. It is done with re

markable fidelity to detail

WABASH COUNTY CLAIMS TWO AVIATION FIELDS (By Associated Press) '- WABASH, May 16. Wabash county

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PALACE TODAY Universal Presents FRANK MAYO In a thrilling romance of the South Seas "THE SHARK MASTER" A ship wreck; the storm at sea; life among cannibals; a stirrinjr love story; romance and adventure of the kind that old and young enjoy screened from the famous book. With it a good MUTT and JEFT comedy. Coming Thursday EUGENE O'BRIEN and OWEN MOORE

ard Barthelmess' second

production for Associated First National Pictures, Inc. Like his first picture, "Tol'able David," the present production calls for sincere depiction of simple characters, except that in this instance the locale is on the Main coast instead of in the Virginia Mountains.

Tne! claims the distinction of being the 'rnlv rnmtfv in thn ctato Viavincr ivm

flying horses, the clouds of dust in;aviatjon fie)ds one commercial affd

their-wake, the straining jockeys on j one municipal. There are live com- cheap, and a few ounces will supply

their backs, the throngs cheering; mercial fields in the state and two I every member of the family lor

starring! wildly in the towering stands, all!01"" municipal neias, one at KOKomo monins ue sure your uru6BiSl

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WASHINGTON "Queen o' the Turf." the big R-C

racing melodrama revealed for the

scores of bills without finding an act first time on the screen at the Wash-

Jike the one in which "Billy" Clifford j ington theatre now has many of the appears. "Billy" just gathers his com- i gripping elements that made "Check-

pany (the audience) into his arms (fie-! ers" such a great success on the stage ' HAVE PLENTY OF COAL

uratively) and makes- them like his : more than a decade ago. It is a fast- By Associated Pressi

pocketful of home-made fun. But with j moving tale of the turf, replete with; TERRE HAUTE, May 16. Domestic it all "Billy" Clifford's time on the i adventure and romance and as full! users of coal need have no fear of a boards ends with an nlles-m-imi thpmaiof action as the big racing scene with i shortage here, according to Terre

elusion to this most engrossing subject. i In "Her Winning Way", which will open a two day run next Thursday at the Washington theatre, Mary Miles Minter, the star of the production,' has excellent support. ; Her leading man on this occasion will be that popular young French actor, Gaston Glass, who came to thi3 , country with Mme. Sarah Bernhardt,' and later was seen to great advantake on ihe screen in "Humoresque" and in "The World and His WMfe." ;

He's an "old I which it ends.

I Haute coal dealers, who declare they

not at all mlsnlaced.

timer," too. I An aeroplane also plays an Import- have a supply which will be sufficient

It's the young man in the act of the i ant part in the story, carrying Bob-! for an indefinite period. A survey nas

Reno Sisters and Allen that pays one

for watching the musical and terpsichorean exhibition. He is unusual in his line, while the Reno Sisters have many peers. The act is exceedingly well staged. Maurice is good, but painful. To any one who has nerves, he is a constant source of unrest. Mounting high upon tables and chairs he performs balancing feats quite remarkable. He is assisted by Girlie, who, by the way, is not a bad accordion player. "The Beggar in Purple" is the film attraction. MARVIN.

bie swiftly to the side of her wounded j disclosed the fact that there is only brother in a hospital from where she one coal company in the city completemakes her nervy dash by motor toily out of coal. ;

MURRETTE New York styles are rapidly ruin

ing the nation, acording to the ex-i

ample furnished by Katinka, the hired girl of the Alden family in "The Sev

enth Day." which is running at the!

Murrette theatre. Spurred on by the short skirts of several metropolitan society flappers on a visiting yacht that anchors in the harbor, - Katinka does an Isadora Duncan that would have made the famous Greek dancer smile.

It happens on the Sabbath, too.l

when the quaint New England village has put on its primmest aspect for a go-to-church observance. Katinka flounces into the gathering with short stockings, a gown that doesn't drop an inch beneath her knees and petticoats of such flimsy material that they couldn't have concealed a wart on her limbs. Katinka is the part played by Patterson Dial in "The Seventh Day" and adds the comic element to Rich-

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Today and Tomorrow The Spectacular Racing Drama "Queen O' the Turf" Don't miss the great horse race; the packed betting ring; the jammed grandstands ; society flocking to the track; the desperate aeroplane flight; the break-neck auto dash; the gun duel in the gambling palace; the jockey who sells out his boss; the youth In the clutches of an adventuress, and a girl's brave ride on a great thoroughbred. Coming Thursday and Saturday MARY MILES MINTER in "HER WINNING WAY"

RICHMOND JA THEATRE Now Showing Jack Holt Lila Lee

and

Ghas. Ogle

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"Better Come Early" Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra VAUDEVILLE BIG-TIME ACTS First Half Billy Single CLIFFORD Famous musical comedy star, in "A Few Moments with Billy Clifford." Comedy talk and exclusive songs. First appearance of this artist in Richmond. The Beau Brummell of vaudeville. Reno Sisters and Allen Tn "A Pot .Pourri of Dance and Music." Elaborate stage settings and wardrobe.

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Stanley, Doyle & Reno "The South's Most Popular Harmony Boys." They sing: songs like you never have heard. Maurice & Girlie A clever boy and girl in an acrobatic and musical offering. "The Beggar in Purple" Five-Reel Pathe Feature Coming Thursday , Waldron and Winslow Roach and McCurdy Murphy and Klein Foley and Sparton

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A great romance of the sea; the love-log of a young fishing skipper and a society lorelei a play of human hearts and painted cheeks. Added Feature

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