Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 153, 28 June 1922 — Page 9

THE RICHMOND PALL fvDIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1922.

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RICHMOND AVIATION

UNIT GIVEN IMPETUS;

MAY SECURE PLANES

Establishment of an aviation tmlt in Richmond was planned fcy a group of Interested ex-serrice men of army, navy and marine corps units who met in the offices of Floyd Showalter Tuesday evening. A census of those present demonstrated the fact that nucleus of the personnel for at least one flight was interested enough to attend the meeting, while it is thought men to fill all positions are available in this territory. ' Four pilots.and one flight surgeon, sufficient for the commissioned personnel, were at the meeting, as well as men who had seen service as mechanicians, electricians and other services, even a mess sergeant 'and a top sergeant although they asked that the positions they had held be "kept quiet." A second meeting will be held at the same place on the evening of Thursday, July 6, when a skeleton organization is expected to be completed. Names of all ex-service men

who are possible members of the proposed unit were divided among the present, who agreed to visit them personally and attempt to interest

enough to complete one flight of a

squadron. , May Secure Planes It was stated that a number of planes and other equipment are understood to be held in storage by the ermy and available for the use of reserve units. This material, which includes besides planes, hangars, autos and trucks, and other equipment needed for a unit, may be released after July 1, it As understood. A reserve unit at Indianapolis already has been equipped with army

V planes. Richmond, on the direct route

uciwccu LJcly Lull auu luuittuayuiia, i tx j center of a large territory which may be expected to support the unit, and also located on the most favored line for a transcontinental air mail service, should have little difficulty, once an organization is formed, in getting

named as the location of a reserve air

unit, it is thought, and securing the four planes and other equipment of a flight. To Receive Applications Applications for the positions which it is necessary to fill in order to ensure approval of a Richmond unit, will be received by Mr. Showalter at 923 East Main street until July 6. A little over half a hundred men will be needed, and will include the following ratings: one master sergeant, flight chief, eight staff sergeants, crew chiefs, one staff administration sergeant, one staff supply sergeant; sergeant, airplane mechanic; sergeant, engine mechanic; sergeant armorer; general mechanic sergeant; radio ser-

ceanL and mess sergeant; two cor

porals, airplane mechanics; two corporals, airplane engine mechanics;

one armorer corporal and one store

keeper corporal.

Occupations represented among the

privates, with the number of men required for each, are 33 follows: air

plane engine mechanics, five; airplane

riggers, three; armorers, three; three

clerks, two electricians and ignition

experts; one each of blacksmith, cop

persmith, bugler, cabinet worker, car

penter, fabric worker, instrument repair man, metal worker and welder. Three cooks, two radio mechanics and a radio operator; two medical detachment men and 12 privates of miscellaneous service, are also included.

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Mrs. Patrick Campbell,. , ' Mrs. Patrick Campbell, who shares with Ell cn! Terry the honors of being the most famous of England's actresses, j wsd for a new and exclusive portrait. Mrs. Campbell made several tc jai s; of the United States appearing in plays by George Shaw and other I in; plish authors.

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MURRETTE "The Woman He iMarried," a First National attraction starring Anita Stewart, will be the inext attraction at

the Murrette theatre,, where it will be

gin a three-day engagement on Thursday. The production has won considerable praise wherever it has been shown as one of the. most unusual pictures of the year. The picture has an appeal that grips the heart nd wins the sympathy of

the spectator for the heroine, struggling against heavy odds for the sake of the love that fills her heart. Miss

Anita Stewart gives the role of the artists' model an interpretation that characterizes her as orra of the great screen actresses, and the supporting cast is fully adequate. Fred Niblo, the creator of "The Three Musketeers,' directed "The Woman He Married," and to his genius is due the clever handling of the story and the skill displayed in making it flawless. Miss Stewart plays the part of -Natalie Lane, a beautiful model, who repulses the Advances of Byrne Travers,

a famous artist, to whom all pretty

women appeal. She marries Roderick Warren, son of a steel magnate. Both love each other passionately, but w?hen

Roderick s father tries to get his. son to give up his wife, on the plea that she is below his station in life, the girl determines to fight for his love. The manner in which she overcomes all odds, and in the end thwarts her father-in-law's opposition gives the story a "punch", that isinteresting and thrilling.

thorne, Eug ne Besserer, Gertrude

ciaireand lit tie Franklie Lee. V fASHINGTON Manager (truenwald. of the Washington theat pe has secured a novelty attraction fc t presentation Friday and Saturday orly, that is guaranteed to give his au tliences thrills and chills simullaneou. Cy, "The Expose of Sawing a. Lady,"" is the attraction. In this film, Waltei- R. Hall exposes step by

step the riarvelous vaudeville per-

iormance 01 j jonn so. coutts, m wmcn he cuts a tidy in half with a large and nicely sharpened saw. The first

ning Mr. and Mrs. J.- G. Frank,

Janeva and. Merlin .Frank., Norma Brown and Mr. and Mrs. C, A. Ford attended Children's Day exercises Sunday evening at Whltwater. . . .Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Stinea, James and Rowena Stines and Mr. and Mrs. John Hopkins and daughter, Dorothy, of Dayton spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Levi Shumaker. ...Mr. and Mrs. Gus Sherer entertained Chris Schweighert and family and Harry McGriff and family Wednesday evening.

Ice cream and cake was served Mrs. Clara Gard returned Sunday to her home in Dayton with Mr. and Mrs.

J. F. Radabaugh who spent Sunday and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry

Lehman Mrs. John Goslin of Felicity, visited Miss Katie Waldren Thursday and Friday Mrs. John Waldren, Sr., attended the funeral of

George Stover Saturday at Eaton

James B. Trone was a guest Sunday

of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Steinmetz at Arcanum Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paul of Indianapolis visited Sutday with

her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T-'rank Emerick Mr. and Mrs. Will Campbell of Indianapolis were guests Sunday of A. O. Miller and family Mr. and

Mrs. C. E. Barmes entertained to din

ner on Saturday R. A. and L. E. Banta of Indianapolis, Darwin Miller of Dayton and James B. Trone who were in attendance, at funeral of John Baker Saturday morning at Eldorado. Mrs. Alice Brown, and Mr. and Mrs. Will Foos were also in attendance Mr. and Mrs. Lee Guy entertained at their home Sunday Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Forman, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Baker, Mr. land Mrs. Will Leas and son of Rich

mond, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beck, Ft. I Jefferson, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter

Caywood and children of Springfield. Mrs. Caywood is remaining for a short visit Ora Emerick and family and

Miss Lillian Jenkins spent Sunday

wun win Jenkins at Castine W. O

1 rone and family. Mrs. Elizabeth

Lease and Miss Sylvia Trone of Day-

ion ana Mr. ana Mrs. C. E. Barmes spent Sunday afternoon with Marv

Trone and family Miss Catherine Kessel of Dayton was the guest of

ivirs. 'ranK uavisson Sunday. Little Helen Eliker of New Madison

Is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Gangwer. . .Dr. and Mrs.

woiverton of Greenville called on relatives here Thursday afternoon.....

cnarios Richards and family spent Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Ott Houseman. Harry Fender and family of Sydney were guests Sunday. Vasco Houseman returned with them after a three weeks visit at Sydney. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Arnold entertained relatfves from Xenia Sunday. Mr. F. T. Morgan, traveling salesman for the Dayton Supply company, accompanied by Mrs. Morgan, was in West Manchester Friday when Mrs. Morgan called on Mrs. Mary Trone

and family Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fa-

ger entertaired Mr. and Mrs. George Somsel and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kra

mer Friday. Mr. and Mrs.. Jesse Trox-

el of Ithaca and Miss Hazel Barnes of Dayton were Sunday visitors. Mr.

1 and Mrs. Fager were in Eaton Mon

day afternoon Mrs. Will Buck of

'GENTLEMAN JIM" IS ENJOYING LIFE

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car Bilger rendered a v duet CouncH

meeting was held on 'tuesday evening

at the home of Mr. Holtzmuller... . . . The mid-weekly prayOr meeting will

be held Thursday erening at the

church. Preaching services will be

conducted next Sundjpr morning by thre pastor. Rev. O. F. Bilger Dr. and Mrs. S. P. Carter and sons return

ed Sunday from a 10, cys vteit with relatives at Charleston, W. Va Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose McLi tre of Eldorado

spent Sunday evening Nrlth Mr. and

Mrs. J. M. Studebaker...John Gauch

and family visited Jairtrts Petty ana family Sunday near E'Jdorado-

Albert Leas celebrated his sixtn

birthday Monday at the home of his

grandmother, Mrs. Cora, Leas, where

a number of. his little mends were

invited to enjoy the afternoon to

games and a good-time. Ice cream and cake wereserved totbe following:

Margery and Richard Somers, Mar

gery Leas, Max HueyK Dwignt Larly, Vera Gauch. Devona Howell, John

James J. Corbetu This photo of Jim Corbett, exheavyweight champion and one of the four great heavies who write the brightest pages in pugilistic histjry, is one of his latest. He is as deep in the ring game as he was whtn fichtinff. He divides his time

'between writing, looking over, the m-ipnt heavies and other boxers

and dabbling in the movies. Judg- . ing by his smile, the warld tems

brignt to uenueman jim.

Morris, Jim and J. Albert Leas, Miss Treva Howell,' Miss 'Mary Leas,. Mrs. Florence Leas and 24rs: Cora Leas.

Kiwamdns Will Hear: : l ; ' Oration,' Special Music An oration by Wcsler Scull, former high school student, and special music V Earl Felts, Clifford PfehL Delbert Renks and Chars Pascoe, .has been secured for the meeting .of the Kiwanis club in the 1C of P. hall Thursday noon at 12:05 o'clock, by the committee of the day, Ed Neuman and Emmett Bartel. The musicians made quite a hit when they played for the Kiwanians recently. , -

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reel of thei films shows the. act vex

actly as it; has been performed by "tt V Ar rvmt whr tv ooYw ,J. Germantown spent Thursday and Fn-

-Enrollments in the Vacation Bible school reached a total of 111 pupils

Wednesday morning, Principal Heir onimus reported.

Eight new pupils entered the school Wednesday. Seventeen had added

their names to the list Tuesday morning. The school opened Monday with a total attendance of 86. Of the number- now enrolled in the school 69 are girls and 42 are boys. The sixth grade has the largest enrollment of any class with 28 pupils. This class is divided into two sections.

The participating schools and their I

enrollments, accoruing 10 uw cuuer day report, follow: First Christian, 24; Grace M. E., 18; St. Paul's Lutheran, 16; West Richmond Friends, 12; First English Lutheran, 10; First M. E., 9; Third M. E., 6; East Main Street Friends, 4; South Eighth Street Friends, 3; Reid Memorial, 2; Union Mission, 2; United Brethren, 1; Second Presbyterian, 1; Second English Lutheran, 1; Trinity Lutheran, 2.

els the mjfstery and sets at rest the

question ob. the tongues of millions who have "witnessed the illusion. How dofji he do it? The first reel shows the lady being tied hand and foot, place H in the box, which is padlocked, an I sheets of glass and pieces of steel a 30 passed through (apparently) the body of the woman in the cabinet.. Jhe ends of the ropes se

curing thet lady are held tightly by a

committee 1 of four men. Despite this precaution; the lady lives through this terriffic ooleal. The expose explains, in interfiling and thrilling fashion, exactly h( rw easy it Is to do when you know howl. The film will be shown in addition t j the regular program which is Ethel Clayton in her latest Paramount picsture, "Her Own Money."

Legion Band Concert

Program Announced J. Don McDaniel, leader of the

American Legion band, announces the

following program for the concert at Glen Miller park next Sunday: March .' Sweeley Overture. Scarlet King Jewell Everybody Step, Fox Trot. Nights of Gladness, Valse Aucllffe Swanee River Moon Waltz. Windy Willie, Characteristic March (Losey) Mose Trombone. Angelus from "Scenes Pittoresques" J. Massenet March, Attorney General. Princess of India Overture. .K. H. King Strut, Miss Lizzie, Foxtrot. Sobra Los Oles; Waltz Mackie That's How I Believe in You, Waltz. Autumn Gold Serenade. . . .Rosenkrans Leave Me with a Smile, Foxtrot.

Buddies' Selection Hilliam

U. S. Naval Academy March.

The concert will start at 4 o'clock

(new time).

MURRAY What's the use of being good if you are accused of sin? What's the use of telling the truth when it is believed to be false? Why is one given life if it is to be ruled and dominated by another? Ask these questions of Marvin Queed

at the Murray theatre Thursday when

"The Sin of Martha Queed," a May

flower production presented through

Associated Exhibitors, will be shown.

Ask Marvin Queed by what Tight he

shall accept as truth the lie of a scoun

drel, and deny the truth of his own

daughter! Ask Marvin Queed if there is not a greater sin in his own mind than in the life of his daughter! Ask this narrow-minded tyrant how he can right one wrong with another. Is he protecting the fair name of

Queed by refusing his daughter to the I

man she loves and forcedly marrying her to the man she loathes a man who schemed and lied to hurt her? "The Sin of Martha Queed" is said to be one of the strongest, most startling dramas of the year. It was produced, directed and written by Allan Dwan, whose artistry Is Widely appreciated. Joseph J. Dowling plays the part of Marvin Queed. Other charac

ters are in the capable hands of Jules

Welch, Frank Campeau, George Hacka-

Subuiban

WEST MANCHESTER, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs- William Gangwef, Mr. and Mrs. Levi 2ehring, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Utz, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Holtzmiller, Mr. and Iflrs. Charles Naswonger, Mr. and Mrs. A. C Banfell, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Eddtns, Mr. and Mrs. James Wagner were among those who attended the furteral of Ezra Whipp Sunday at Brookvdlle. Mr. Whipp formerly conducted a restaurant at this place and was au well-known auctioneer Mr. and Mrs. John Loven entertained

Mrs. Rennie Harrison and Mr. and

Mrs. Carl Thompson of Richmond Sat

urday. Mtesdames Adam Barnes and Eliza Brown were callers Sunday eve-

BUTTER PRODUCTION

QUEBEC. Quebec. June 28. Butter

and cheese production in Quebec, in

1921, was valued at $24,620,945, accord

ing to the provincial department of

agriculture.

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.Mr. and Mrs. John Morris, Sr.. of

verona, visitea Charles Morris and

family Monday Mc, and Mrs. Elden

Gruber spent Saturday at Dayton and

visited Mrs. Mart Wehrley at the Miami Valley hospital where she was successfully operated- upon for cancer Thursday. She is improving nicely.

.Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tedman of Day

ton spent Saturday night with Mrs. Anna Howell. Mrs. Howell accompanied by her guests and Miss Treva spent Sunday with Orville Howell and family near O'.'tine Miss Alta Mae Bruner visitea Mrs. Don Smith and

family Sunday. .Mr. and Mrs. Orai

Stock of Dayton were guests Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Somers Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Spencer entertained Mr.

and Mrs. George Johnson and family

Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer ana

family were in Richmond Monday

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morris ana sons

Floyd and John spent Sunday at v er-:

ona with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hoff. "

The Christian Sunday school electea its officers Sunday for the year. E. B. Creager was re-elected superintendent, Charles Morris, assistant superintendent, Miss Norma Brown, secretary, Wwight Spencer treasurer. Miss Janeva Frank pianist, Miss Flossie Wood, assistant pianist, Harley Juday chorister, Mrs. Charles Morris, assistant. Rev. H. S. Huey, John Gauch" and Mr3. Opal Waldron, committee to appoint

teachers The community picnic

will be held July 4, at Sinks Grove, near Castine. Everybody is requested to meet at 9:30 at the school house. . . Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Myers were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Moore at Greenville The Helping Hand Bible class of the U. B. Sunday school gave a program honoring Paul Larence Dunbar, celebrated Dayton colored poet. Hollis Holtzmuller gave a short sketch of his life and Tecited poems. A trio by three young men, wa3 a special number. Paul and Os-

PALACE Today - . f ROY STEWART in "A Motion ; to Adjourn" - Also

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Aesop's Fables''

Your Last Chance to see thev picture that is the talk of Richmond ' - "THE- -BACHELOR r ; DADDY" - : -'. Featuring ' - Thomas Meighan j ; and 5 cift little kiddies 7 TOMORROW ETHEL CLAYTON in a Paramount Picture "HER OWN MONEY"

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Last Times Today Feather Your Nest A beautiful and spectacular scenic carnival of trained cockatoos; a group of the most perfectly trained birds in vaudeville. Big hit last night. Three Kenna Girls A trio of talented young ladies in "A Song and Dance Diversion." Big-time presentation. Noble and Brooks In "Fun at the Box Office." Comedy, songs and dances by a clever pair, Special stage settings. ' Wilson and Wilson Two colored comedians in their laughable skit, "The Bandman and His Band." WM. DUNCAN in "NO DEFENSE" 5 reels of action and thrills Coming Thursday Ward and Dooley Allman and Harvey Holland and Fisher Mack and Dean Coming July 9 Mrs. Clara Igleman With the Pantheon Singers

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