Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 154, 29 June 1922 — Page 11

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1922.

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VILLA IS CLOSELY

WATCHED DESPITE PEACEFUL ACTIVITY

MEXICO CITY, June 29. Despite his repeated assurances that he is no longer a bandit but a gentleman farmer of the state of Durango, the move

ments of Francisco Villa are being closely watched In official circles here. To some observers it Is difficult to believe that this former guerrila has accustomed himself to the routine of ranch life and 13 now find

ing in his growing crops and lowing herds the contentment that a man of his tremendous nervous energy de5 rived in the past from daring deeds of warfare. Is Villa the staunch friend of the Obregon administration that his friends claim for him? Will Villa stay out of politics and play no part in the forthcoming congressional elections? In the event of a serious threat against Obregon's power would Villa rally his 4,000 ranchers in behalf of the president or would he lead hl3 men in a new revolution? These are the frequent questions of the street here and the answers are as varied as those who make reply. The pacification of Villa Is proclaimed by the friends of Provisional

President de la Huerta as the one big

achievement of his short administration in 1920. To secure the peace pact

with the famous bandit It was necessary for the Mexican government to grant him an extensive tract of land

on which his faithful followers, num

bering some 4,000, might work and

6 prosper. There was also a transfer of considerable cash which Villa said

he needed to develop his new ranches,

It i3 also understood that one of the stipulations of the agreement was i that Villa was to stay out of politics. t Enthusiastic Farmer

Villa settled in the state of Durango and the few persons who have visited

hiB hacienda report that ho is an enthusiastic farmer. Of late, however, stories have been creeping out of the north to the effect that furrowed fields and blooded dairy stock are commencing to pall and that to relieve the monotony, the captor of Columbus Is mixing just a trifle in the state politics of Durango. Some reports are that he has been asked to run for governor and has consented, but persons close to the man deny the rumors. No matter what the facts the uncertainty of Villa's action is causing considerable comment in the capital which within the past two months has been put on the qui vive several times by "authentic" statements that the Durango rancher was on his way

to Mexico City to consult with his president. He has never arrived and there is small possibility that he will

come. All of which has merely served to revive the months' old questioning Will Villa stand fast no matter what 1 turmoil might arise in Mexico City? If one is to believe stories of Villa's

heavy investments in oil drilling out

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WASHINGTON Ethel Clayton, popular Paramount

star, who recently has-been seen In several society dramas in which she wore some of the most gorgeous creations in feminine . wearing apparel

ever designed, plays the neatly tailored office girl and later the economical housewife, in her latest starring vehicle, "Her Own Money," which opens at the Washington theatre today. Miss Clayton 13 seen as a stenographer who marries an extravagant real estate agent, and as his wife makes personal sacrifices and practices the

strictest economy in order to balance

his Indiscretions as a spender. By

the most rigid saving, she manages to

save two thousand dollars from he

household allowances; intending to

buy a little home. But the time comes

wnen ter husband must nave some

money and, knowing he will not con

sider it an obligation if she gives her savings to him direct, she makes it appear that a friend i3 loaning it to him. In time this arrangement is revealed by . the jealous wife of the friend and the husband quarrels with his wife and in a rage leaves her. After some dramatic complications all ends happily. "Sawing a Lady in Half," is filled

with interest. It is to be shown at the Washington theatre Friday and Saturday. Not only ' is the well

known vaudeville trick illustrated iu

this novelty but it is also exposed.

The mist is cleared from the mystery. In the first reel the trick is done in the same mannerih which it is performed on the stage. The mystery i? baffling. But the second reel shows

how it is done.' What happens to the lady in the box after the lid Is shut is explained step by step. The saw

is shown passing through the box without Injuring the lady. Of course It is simple after you know how it is done, but It keeps you guessing and sitting on edge until the stunt is exposed. ..-

ANSONIA RESIDENTS HURT IN ACCIDENT GREENVILLE, Ohio, June 29. Mrs. Ola Brewer, mother of Miss Eileen Brewer, of Ansonia, is in a serious condition aa a result of injuries sus

tained when the car in which she was

riding crashed Into a telephone pole

Tuesday. Miss Brewer was only

slightly . Injured. The accident oe

cnrred when Miss Brewer lost control

of the machine. Shocked by Lightning.

Lightning ttriking the barn belong

ing to A. P. Noggle, one mile east of

New Madison, knocked Oliver Bruner

a workman, unconscious while he

worked on the building Tuesday.

While Mr. Bruner is much recovered

Miss Peggy Wood, versatile screen and stage favorite, is fitting herself for concert work and will shortly leave for Europe, where she will join Mme. Emma Calve at her chateau in southern France. Miss Wood, who is a daughter of Eugene Wood, writer, will play Shakespeare next season.

MURRETTE We enjoyed every moment of "The Woman He Married," the new feature at the Murrette theatre. It began a run there today and we will be very much surprised if it does not draw capacity houses at every performance. The inimitable Anita Stewart i3 the star of thi3 First National attrac-

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from the Bhock, he is reported still

ill from the effects of the stroke.

Probate Court. W H. Bums, executor of the will of

Currie F. Burns, deceased, filed first and final account.

W. H. Burns, executor of the will

of Carrie F. Burns, deceased, filed petition to fix and determine amount of

inheritance tax, also filed application to transfer and record real estate de

vised. Certificate of trart5fer Issued.

Mary M. Hufnagle and Ethel Huf-

nagle, executrixes of H. E. Hufnagle,

filed petition to distribute assets in kind. Order granted.

Neighbors Harvest For Widow, Children C ONNER S VILLE, Ind.. June 29. Neighbors of Scott Caldwell, deceased, who lived northwest of Harrisburg, gathered for a co-operative harvest of his wheat field Monday afternoon, and with five binders and 18 men shocking, harvested 30 acres of grain in four hours. Without thU action, the grain would have been partly or wholly lost. Three full days of work by an ordinary force would have been required, and it would have been Impossible for the widow and children to obtain the labor at this late date.

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PALACE Today LOU CHANEY in the sensational detective story "THE PENALTY" A stirring story of the San Francisco underworld. Also SNUB POLLARD in his latest comedy.

fits and his rumored plans to rebuill , NiW'0( the genius who made xhe

Three Musketeers. Their combined

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Ciudad Juarez which his men destroy- i ed several years ago, there is reason to think that the Canutillo farmer 13 just that and nothing more. On the other hand, visitors at the ranch say that the Canutillo arsenal is well supplied with arms and ammunition. But, as they say. Villa must arm himself to protect his ranch from bandits.

& Milton Man Awarded Carnegie Hero Medal MILTON, Ind., June 29. Award of a Carnegie hero medal has just been made for the action of Michael Risen who died attempting to save Bernard Daniels from drowning near Milton on July 31, 1921. A medallion of Andrew

Carnegie occupies one side of

medal while an inscription on the other side recites the action for which it was given. The medal has been sent to Mrs. Michael Risch who now lives in Connersville.

talents have turned an excellent story into one of the best motion pictures it has been our good fortune to see in many months. The theme is undying love the love a wife holds for her husband and which inspires her to make every sacrifice possible for his sake. Miss Stewart as the wife of the young

millionaire, who sticks to him loyally through the storms that break soon after their marriage, makes an appealing figure. Darrel Foss is cast as the young husband, and none could have portrayed the difficult role better than

!&e.

The story contains some sharp con

trasts between the "classes," and has

been developed with such suspense

theand dramatic incidents that it hold3

one rapt until the end.

We are glad to place "The Woman

He Married" in the category of "better pictures."

Henry County Threshing Will Begin About July 5

NEWCASTLE, Ind., June 29.

Threshing will start in Henry county about July 5. it is reported. A few jobs may be threshed before that time,

particularly of rye.

No definite prices for threshing have been set. Wheat quality varies within wide limits, according to reports and elevator managers are chary of quoting probable prices.

maddening, and many that for beauty

are exquisite.

The sin of Martha Queed existed

omly in the poisoned mind of her suspicious, tyrannical, bigoted father, a role enacted by that splendid actor, Joseph J. Dowling. Hewas so corrupt of mind that he believed the lying evidence of a scoundrel, instead of the pure truth of his own daughter. She had degraded the fair name of Queed! He was a descendant of a man who signed the death warrant of his own son for sleeping on guard duty. He could also sacrifice his own daughter on the altar of his false family pride. Mary Thurman, whose dramatic talent has not been hampered by her beauty, is Martha, and Niles Welch 13 the romantic lead. Interesting character types are in the capable hands of Frank Campeau, George Hackathorne, Eugenie Besserer, Gertrude Claire and Frankie Lee. A little county seat in the mountains as the locale

MURRAY Allan Dwan's production for Mayflower of his own story, "The Sin of Martha Queed," as showing now at the Murray theatre, is a drama with a big idea behind it. And in the telling Mr. Dwan is said to have created some scenes that for power are dynamic, others that for tenderness are poignant, some that for brutality are

OVERCOME BY SMOKE ANDERSON, Ind., June 29. Robert Dyson, IS years old, son of Samuel Dyson, was unconscious for an hour Wednesday as the result of being overcome by smoke while repairing an automobile.

AVIl.li SI' RELY HELP OTHERS The condition of the human body reflected by the condition of the kidneys and blood. Tf the kidneys are not functioning properly, waste products and poons cannot be eliminated. Rheumatic pains, swollen, aching and stiff joints and muscles, dizziness and blurred vision are symptoms of kidney trouble. Mrs. A. Lechner, 1129 Main Ave., Clifton, N. J., writes: "Foley Kidney Pills have helped me and I gladly give you permission to use this testimonial, for they will surely help." A. G. Luken Drug Co., 626-628 Main St. Advertisement.

Reader Takes Newer Form of Iron Feels Years Younger "Six weeks ago I saw a special offer in the paper telling how thousands of people grow old in looks and energy long before they are really old in

years, because, as examinations by

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ing Nuxated Iron for two weeks; the

results are simply astounding. The roses have come back in my lips and cheeks, and I can conscientiously say that I feel ten years younger." The above is a typical hypothetical case showing the results that have been achieved by a great many people since we started this "satisfaction or money back" offer on Nuxated Iron, We will make you the same guarantee. If, after taking the two weeks' treatment of Nuxated Iron, you do not feel and look years younger, we will promptly refund your money.' Call at once for a bottle of Nuxated Iron at' Thistlethwaite's Drug Co., 7 stores; Quigley Drug Stores or any other good drug stores. Advertisement.

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PRESENTS

ETHEL CLAYTON in 'Her Own Money" The eternal question ofmoney and family life, in a story that really strikes home. Also Showing News and Comedy Added Attraction Friday and Saturday "Sawing a Lady in Half" EXPOSED !

MURRAY VAUDEVILLE "BETTER COME EARLY" Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra

TODAY and LAST HALF . - Big-Time Acts Ward and Dooley A versatile man and woman team in "Watch What We Can Do," offering impersonations of Fred Stone and Will Rogers. Cleverness and comedy combined. Allman and Harvey Two talented young men with exceptional singing voices in their act, "The Lure of the Yukon." Bigtime presentation.

Holland and Fisher A refined comedy singing act with a surprise finish. You will tell your friends about this act.

Mack and Dean 'Comedy, songs & dances" "SINS OF MARTHA QUEED" Five-Reel Pathe Feature

Coming First Half Kola Jackson Trio; Franks and Maybelle ; Lowell Drew and Company; Lupe'Bros. Coming July 9 for Four Days Mrs. Clara Igleman Featured with "The Pantheon Singers"

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exposed: the mystery of mysteries, "sawing a lady in half." how is it done? a beautiful lady is tied hand and foot, she is placed in a box securely padlocked, a committee of four men hold he end of the ropes which she is tied with, large pieces of glass and sharp pieces of steel are passed through the box. then a giant saw passes through the box divides the lady in two halves, and still she lives I how is it done ?

see the sensation exposed at the

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The Woman He Married

Three Men Three Women and Three Kinds of Love Extra Big 2-reel r Christie Comedy

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Matinee Adults, 25c Children, 15c

Nights Adults, 35c Children 15c

Coming Sunday' CONSTANCE TALMADGE

The girl who marries a fool without a forttme. : . The girl who mistakes lure for love. The girl who sees love fade. The man who is "too proud to let his wife work." The father too stern for faith in a woman's love. The rogue ever seeking an opportunity. r I: Here's Their Surprising ' Story """7. ' :