Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 184, 4 August 1922 — Page 7

EPUBL1CANS TO OPEN CAMPAIGN IN SIXTH WITH DISTRICT RALLY

The Republican campaign in the ith congressional district probably ill be opened with a district rally be held in Richmond about the .iddle of September, according to eorge A. Elliott of Newcastle, disict Chairman, who was in Richmond

hursday night to attend an oreaniza-

on meeting of members of the Wayne unty Republican central committee.

I am hoping that both Senator Watm and Mr. Beveridge will address le district meeting in Richmond," r. Elliott said. "I have received ord from Senator Watson that -Ire ill deliver at least two speeches in ie sixth district during the fall camlign, and that he might find it posble to address four meetings. Mr. everidge expects to address several xih district meetings." Mrs. A. W. Roach, an active party orker, was elected vice chairman of ie Republican county committee at

ie meeting Thursday evening. Miss

stner Griffin White also was nom-

ated for the position. As vice chairan, Mrs. Roach will have charge of

ie women's activities during the fall impaign.

Several Addresses Following the election of a vice

lairman the party workers were ad-

essed by Rep. Richard N. Elliott.

istrict Chairman George Elliott and idge David Meyers, of Decatur unty.

Chairman Elliott urged the nrecinct

immitteemen to begin work imme-

ately on the taking of the ninety-

iy poll. He said the state committee

as anxious to have a complete poll the state by August 10. Mr! Elliott so mentioned the fact another regtration of voters was required this 11, and that there would be only two

Friation periods, the first, Sept. 9,

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, AUG. 4, 1922.

PlYGE SEVEN

ISINESS WOMEN

TO MEET IN CHURCH

The attention of business women of

city, who attend the Virginia

her business woman's council Dic-

s, which have been held in Glen

Her park each Tuesday evening for

past several weeks, is called to announcement that the council

11 meet at the Reid Memorial United

esbyterian church, on North Elevth street, Tuesday evening, Aug. 8,

ead. special request is made by those

charge that those who are unable

be present at the supper, attend, if 1

any way possible, the meeting after

supper, which will begin at 7:30

lock promptly, as there will be pre-

nted at the session something of

erest to every business woman in

city. All self supporting girls are

rdially invited to attend the council ppers and meetings.

sr., uct. . He asked the com-

ttee members to remind the voters

t it would be necessary for them to

gister if they desired to participate

tne November election.

MURRAY Eileen Percy, the Fox star, would like to make another trip to Ireland and see her native land under the

changed conditions due to recent upheavals, according to a report from Hollywood, Cal. In preparing for her latest picture, "Little Miss Hawkshaw", Miss Percy had to con

sult various volumes on the Irish people, their customs and period cos

tuming. "I would not care bo much to visit the large cities," Miss Percy said, "as the little villages, where the

backbone of the people is really form

ed; the small thatch-roofed houses of the peasants the kind that Power O'Malley has painted and the simple life these shelter. Ireland is a grand country. It has been said there is no sky so blue and no eyes so blue as Ireland's, and that's the way I feel about it. You know I spent some years there when I was a small girl." Miss Percy was born in Belfast in 1902, and her pretty mouth and laughing eyes are proof of her origin. She left Belfast for Brooklyn, N. Y.. when

she was only one year old, but re

turned to Belfast at the age of three

and remained at St. Malachi's convent until her ninth year. Then she returned to America. Her father owned

some land in Ireland, and an uncle is an Irish member of Parliament.

The sprightly Eileen and "Little Miss Hawkshaw" is playing at the Murray theatre. Her leading man is Francis Feeney. The story and direction are by Carl Harbaugh. who has earned an enviable reputation in both fields of activity.

SATURDAY

Murray "Little Miss Haavksbnw." Vaudeville. Murrette Jewel Carmen in "'Xobody." Palace Lester Cuneo 1n "Hell Hounds of the West."- Comtniy. SUNDAY Murray Corinne Griffith in "Isr land Wives." Vaudeville. Murrette John Barrymore in The Lotus Eater." Palace "Jan of the Big Snowss,"

Harold Lloyd comedy.

strength which make it one of? the masterpieces of the year. The story is mainly one of mystery so well conceived and directed that the suspense will keep you on? the edge of your seat. The complications are numerous, but logical, and the tale moves smoothly and rapidly "to a wholly unexpected climax. Miss Carmen's work in this picture brands br as one of the foremost

screen artistes, and cast it an ideal one.

The engagement will close Saturday night.

often means the difference between success and failure. The theme presented is not new, but the treatment is clever and refreshing. True to their reputation, the Richmond vaudeville fans receive The Singing Three as the pauper covets his inheritance filled with abounding joy. The enappy syncopated tunes by the trio brings rounds of applause, and the

air of general satisfaction prevails. While both the Angel and Adelon, and the Cello Duo acts are but satel-

CHARGE OF VIOLATING LIQUOR LAW IS PLACED AGAINST H. BOCHMAN

Charges of violating the liquor law were filed against Harry Bochman president of the Cambridge City town

lites of the 6tellar performance.', they board, late Thursday by federal proMi thelrplaces in. an aPPrefiativ.e!hibition officers and Richmond police style. The first named offering wi. ,, . . . . . . one playing about conversational wit, ! f lloying, f a 13 home- conduct" while the latter confine facif fn theied at 9;30 o clock Thursday evening.

was indicated from the attitude of j $32 per week. The court ordered hiA other officers. t'o clear up the ba payments b Attorney Feemster is said to have j September .

made charges that every time a man. OBTAINS DIVORCE.

Marjorie Wildig was granted a. divorce from Elmer 'Wildig in circuit-

swore to a search warrant he perjured himself. It was this remark which is hplieved to have brought on

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a crisis in the relations oetween mm;,ui"'- giuiuius ui iium and the members of the searching : inhuman treatment. Custody of the party, year old daughter, Dorothy, was Marshal Dick Summers, who arrived ' awarded the mother ?3id the defendant at the Bochman home shortly after '. was ordered to pay per week supthe raid started, was the subject of Prt money.

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realm of comedy with a sprinkling of harmony. Both are entertaining. Eileen Percy in "Little Miss Hawkshaw" is the film attraction. MARVIN.

MURRAY VAUDEVILLE

Conservatively, one of the hesC;

dancing acts the Murray has evert

booked is now playing the theatre in:

the person of the Gibson Girls and'

Grady. Some of the elements that:

makes this act the high scorer of all is charm, grace, beauty, abilitv. vivac-

$50 Worth of Articles Taken from Miller Home Rings and other articles of a total value of approximately $50 were taken from the residence of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Miller, 110 North Tenth street, while they were away on a motor trip, it became known Friday. The family had been away on a four weeks' motor trip and the robbery was discovered when they returned.

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many articles of value. Entrance was gained through a kitchen window. The whole interior of the house was thrown in disorder by the vandals. Drawers were pulled out and the contents scattered over the floor, and one closet door, which was locked, had been cut into by the thieves in an effort to gain entrance.

ity and a certain atmosphere thatJ 7,000.

S as a symbol is used as a numeral

for seven and with a dash over it for

Date for the trial has not been set.

Prohibition Officers Omer Manlove and Walker France, with Officers Cousins and Seymore of the police department, conducted the search of the residence in Cambridge City. Three quarts of whisky, 23 dozen bottles of beer and eight gallons of wine were found by the officers, they said. The beer was found concealed underneath the back porch, in the floor of which a trap door had been placed. The whisky was found in the upper floor and the wine in the cellar. Because of the hysterical condition of Mrs. Bochman, it became necessary to summon Dr. A. R. Little, the family physician. Later Dr. Little signed the $1,000 bond on which Bochman was released.

Delay Search. 1 An attempt to delay the search, made by Mrs. Bochman, when she!

summoned Attorney Lon Feemster, was defeated after the officers had argued with him. The officers say they will file charges against him in the federal court at Indianapolis. Efforts to obstruct an officer in the performance of his duty, is the charge which will be filed against Feemster, according to statements made in police station Friday. Although no statement could be oblained from, Federal Prohibition Officer France,' the fact

comment on the part of the Richmond i

police, who said that when they ques-

tioned Bochman, Summers would kick Bochman's shins, to indicate that he should keep still.

Circuit Court

FORGETS BACK PAYMENTS j Cecil Boyer, brought into court on complaint of Mrs. E. W. Candler, pro-; bation officer, that he had failed to ; comply with a court order, was given an ultimatum by the court Friday, j Boyer, who was divorced several years ago, married again and is $100 in arrears on the payments he was to have made to his first wife for the support of their son. He is making1

PALACE TODAY WM. S. HART The great favorite, in his latest western "TOLL GATE" Also a Snub Pollard Comedy

URRAY

VAUDEVILLE "BETTER COME; EARLY" Pipe Organ Coricat Orchestra

4 Big Time; Acts

Today and List Half Gibson Girls (?: Grady Two classy girls arad one man in an artistic singiig, musical and dance revue. Elaborate stage settings and wardrobe. Big time presentation.

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MURRETTE "Nobody," in which Jewel Carman is appearing at the Murrette theatre, presents an interesting problem and one which many would hesitate to answer unequivocally. It Is this:

Can a person who kills a man and believes the commission to have been a dream, be punished for it? i

And, further, should that person be punished for it? Very likely you yourself will not be willing to give an immediate answer after you have witnessed this remarkable Roland West-First National attraction. Never before has such an original topic been the subject of a motion picture, and it gives it a depth and

mold Family Decides

To Publish Family History

Publication of a family history was

ided upon at the annual gathering

the Harold family in Indianapolis

s week. Miss Haley Harold announ-

Friday. The nistory is now praaiv readv for the printer she said. Qmer officers cf the reunion were

elected at the meeting, with the

eption of the secretary. Mrs. N. E.

rold of Indianapolis, was elected as

iretarv to succeed Maude Stanton,

Carmel. Ind.

Dr. I. S. Harola. .0, Kicnmona, is.

of the three living sons of the inal founder of the family. Rich-

,nd is the original home of the fam.

DISCOVERS NEW STAR AM BRIDGE, Mass., Aug. 4. Word the discovery of a new star by

s Annie j. vhiiuii ua uctu ic-

ved at the Harvard observatory

m Professor Bailey, who is in irge of the observatory's southern tion at Arequipa. Peru. The star, ich is of the tenth magnitude, is in constellation Scorpious, in right ension 17 hours 42 minutes, and de

lation 36 degrees, 3b minutes soum.

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Sport Blouses A limited amount of Sport Blouses, white with colored collars and cuffs. Final clearance price, while they last $1.00 Odd Lots One table of odd lots consisting of Aprons and Gingham Dresses that sold for considerable more. Very special, while they last 69c to $3.98

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A trio of male voraHsts who harmonize the songa you like, .interspersed with rd comedy. Hit of the bill at The Palace. Cincinnati, last week.

. Angel and Aclelon A pretty girl and a Hebrew comedian in comedy songs and talk. Laughs galore.

The Cello Duo

Featuring Musician."

"Cello, the Foolish Comedy and music.

EILEEN PERCY

"Little Miss Hawkshaw

5-Reel Comedy Drama

Coming First Half Guiliana Trio, Anna Vivian and Company, Stevens and Laurel Duncan, The Wild Driver.

"Where the Stars Twinkle First"

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