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THE EICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, AUG. 30, 1922.

PAGE SEVEN

SPEAKING, PARADE : TO FEATURE LABOR DAY PROGRAM HERE

labor Day will "be celebrated In

Slicnmond with a large parade through

the downtown streets, with speaking afterwards, according to Frank Irwin,

aiead of the local labor council. It i3 planned that all labor organi

sations in the city will take part in the parade and celebration as well as Sail others who are not members of

unions. It Is expected by those in charge of the celebration that more than 5,000 people wil ltake part in the

celebration. The. parade will form at Iho courthouse and will proceed from there to Glen Miller park where the

speaking will be held.

M. V. Martin, of Ohicago who Is the -editor of the I. B. of B. and H. Journal, will address the body on the general

conditions of labor and tho strike sitnation in particular. Mr. Martin is also chairman of the Hammond Defense league under the auspices of

twhich he is still carrying on an investigation of the shooting of an

American soldier by radical forces in (Hammond during the war. . All stores will be closed during the !iay and some of the fraternal and benevolent organizations have picnics 'planned. The I. O. O. F. lodge will tpicnic in Beallview park on South (Eighth street and the Phi Delta Kappa Ifraternity will hold a picnic for members in this district at Beechwood frark.

The Theatres

WILL LEAD NAVY'S FORCES IN DERBY

WASHINGTON Gloria Swanson showed marked propensities as a practical joker during

the filming of "Beyond the Rocks." her

new Paramount picture showing at the Washington theatre next Sunday,

when she made Rodolph Valentino, her leading man, the butt of a practical joke which caused hearty laugh

ter. During the filming S a scene in

an Alpine tavern, Mr. Valentino, seat

ed in the dining room, finds a lace handkerchief which he learns belongs to none of the ladies in his party. Ha lifts it to his nose and is entranced by the delicious perfume, which brings back memories of a romancce ot the past. Miss swanson conspired with the property man in preparing a duplicate handkerchief in which was concealed several pieces of garlic! At the last rehearsal before shooting the scene, Miss Swanson whispered to Sam Wood, director, to note the result Slowly and with a beatific smile, Mr. Valentino lifted the dainty kerchief to his nose and then a look of

infinite disgust overspread his feat

ures, followed by one of surprise, till

the shrieks of laughter from the star and others told him it was a joke.

DISTURBER AT DARKE

FAIR SHUNS .COURT

OLD JAY, RANDOLPH SETTLERS TO PICNIC

WINCHESTER, Ind., Aug. 30 The ! annual meeting of the old settlers rfrom Jay and Randolph counties, postponed from last Wednesday when rain iinterferred with the event, will be held on Saturday, Sept 9. It was first Planned to hold the event next Saturday, Sept. 2, but it was finally decided

'that the stage could not be reset for ithe gathering in that time. Confiscate Liquor. Police authorities, Monday night ;raided the home of George Eberling, fin Union City and confiscated 51 gallons of elderberry and dandelion wine. Sheriff Fisher, Deputy Sheriff Rickert, Federal Prohibition Officer France and 'John Henning, Union City marshal, conducted the raid. No arrests were made, but it is probable that charges "will be filed against Elberling soon. iEberlnig claims that some of the wine confiscated is 15 years old. Wheat Prize Awards. Prizes will be awarded the winners of the 10-acre wheat contest on Saturday afternoon, on tho south campus of the courthouse. Contestants are required to exhibit one-half bushel of the wheat. Three prizes will bo awarded for the quality of the grain and eight prizes will be awarded for the yield, imrity, cost of production and record kept Complaint On Note. Complaint on note has been filed by George Coats against Harry Jackson, John C. Jackson, Carrie Jackson and Charles Freeman.

MURRETTE

Dan Keefe, who assisted David

Kirkland in the direction of a number

of Constance Talmadge pictures and Roy Neil in the making of Constance

Binney pictures, assisted J. A. Barry

in the direction of "The' Woman's

Side," Katherine MacDonald's latest Associated First National release, now

showing at the Murrette theatre. The

last showing will be given tonight

Suburban

All the fashionable frocks and frills

of a stately house party in New York's wealthy and aristocratic clique are embodied in "Rose o' the Sea" the current First National attraction starring Anita Stewart which will be the feature at the Murrette theatre for three days commencing Thursday. The estate belongs to Peter Schuyler, the oldest living descendant of

an austere Dutch family that had its New World beginnings with the Knickerbockers and Astors. Adulterated by the incroppings of twentieth century, the house party guests

include debonnair men of affairs, a

chance adventurer and spoiled off

springs of too much wealth. Among the feminine members is Rose Eton,

a poor girl of unknown parents. Res

cued in a sea disaster she has had to fight her own way in life and has

attracted the attention of Peter Schuy ler by her charm and naiveness.

The simple settings of the house party come to an abrupt termination with a threatened suicide after the discovery of a forged check bearing Peter Schuvler's signature. Rose

tries to conceal the forgery by plac

ing herself in a position of questionable propriety: and the elder man, his

faith in the girl shaken, concedes to

her request that she be allowed to

leave by an early train.

Immediately after her departure

the amazing truth becomes known and stunned by the magnitude of the injustice he -has done the girl, Peter tries to find her but in vain. The

situation and its ensuing develop

ments provide Miss -Stewart with one

of the best vehicles she has had for

some time and can be counted upon as a guarantee of an unusually fascinating picture.

Lt Com. M. A. Mitscher. Lt. Com. M. A. Mitscher will captain the Navy team which will enter the Curtis and Pulitzer cup air races in Detroit in October. The navy hopes 'o prove it3 supremacy over tho army in the meet.

Lt. Com. M. A. Mitscher will captain

the navy team which will enter the Curtis and Pulitzer cup air races in Detroit in October. The navy hopes to prove its supremacy over the army in the meet

GREENVILLE, Ohio, Aug. 30. Mrs

Reba Fenwick, the woman who shot

and wounded Mrs. Mildred Fourmanl of Muncie, and little Sarah Baltzell

of New Madison, in the grandstand at

the county fair last Thursday after

noon, has not appeared in Greenville at Squire Donavan's court, although

she has sent word to Greenville on

two occasions that ehe would be here. Darke county residents are demand

ing that the woman be brought back and that her bond be increased.

Divorce is Granted Ada Hufnagle was granted a divorce from Edward Hufnagle in common

pleas court Monday afternoon on the grounds of gross neglect of duty, and

the defendant, who is expected to receive $10,500 from his father's estate, was ordered to pay $2,500 for the care

of John Edward Hufnagle, aged five

years, at the rate of $14 per month

until he becomes 12 years ofage, and

per month thereafter. Comman Pleas New Cases

The State of Ohio on relation of

Charles McEowen et al vs. The Boaiti

of Education of Allen Township Rural

School District. Action in mandamus.

The National Supply company vs.

The Greenville Oil company et at

Money, amount claimed, $857.18, and

six percent interest from Sept. 'j, 1921

C. O. Rhoades H. H. Peschke and D. F. Witwer, commissioners of Darke

county vs. Cincinnati Northern Railway company. Injunction.

Caleb and Oliver Marshall vs. Ora Marshall. Money and attachment; amount claimed, , $348.33.

Mr. Tilton have charge of the program for this meeting. The Golden Jubilee anniversary of our State Grange will be observed at this meeting. There will also be other features.... Leland Campbell and family returned Sunday morn ins from Traverse City, Mich.,

where they had been spending their vacation Lee Larch and family will

motor back from Traverse City and expect to arrive Saturday or Sunday.

Miss Lora Errin Is visiting rela

tives at Hillsboro, Ohio Supt. Mc-

Clellan announces that the Jackson

townshin schools will begin their

year's work next Monday. Sept. 4....

A lawn social is being planned for

Saturday evening, Sept 9. It is to be given by the Sunday school and will

be given in the school-yard lawn...

On Thursday of this week a number of local women are going to meet at the

schoolhouse for the purpose of can

ning vegetables for use in the school's

hot lunches.

CAMPBELLSTOWN, Ohio Mis3 Leona Watt recently visited her sister Mrs. Roy Turman, at Eaton..... Mr, and Mrs; Leland Campbell and daughter returned Sunday morning from a two week's stay at Traverse City, Mich., and other points Quite a number from this place attended the Greenville fair during the past week. ....The Larshs, Parkers and CHaras

at Traverse City spent Wednesday

afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Ridgely and Fred Wheeler and family, near Williamsburg, Mich W. W.

Campbell is very ilL....Paul Sullivan

Milton McClure, Emerson Ross and Charles Bunch spent a few days at Celina recently Mr. and Mrs. William

McCoy, Jake Ketron and family. Grant Larsh and family spent last Sunday at the Dayton soldiers' home Ten Jackson girls and boys attended the club camp. All report a ' fine time. ....The parsonage has been painted. The men of the church did the work. ...Miss Bessie Cohee moved to Eaton the past week and will move in with her father.. ...Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Swisher are camping at the Richmond Chautauqua..... Mary and Rilla Reid

are guests of their aunt, Mrs. Bice, at the Chautauqua.

Violinist of Milwaukee

To Head Movie Orchestra Frederick Hoffmanl of Milwaukee, one of the leading violinists and directors of that city, will arrive here Thursday to assume the leadership of the new string concert orchestra which will make its initial appearance at The Murrette opening next Sunday. Mr. Hoffman has long been connected with the Sax enterprises of Milwaukee

as musical director, and also enjoys a national reputation as a director, as

he has waved the baton over seme of the largest symphony orchestras of the country. In tiis earlier days he

enjoyed the distinction of playing un

der such masters as Von Sudp3 and

Grieg. His acquisition to local musi

cal circles will no doubt be welcomed

by all music lovers.

HOLLANSBURG, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Brown, of Bethel, Ind., Mr. Harrison of Fort Wayne, Ind., Leo Polley of Union City spent Sunday with Delia Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Ora Wright of Fountain City spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs.

Amos Jones C. A. Thomas and family and Mrs. Leonard Thompson of Indianapolis spent Sunday in Richmond with Mr. and Mrs. Ebert Wolfal. Olga Jones of Columbus spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Amos Jones Stella White of Bethel spent Saturday evening with Mrs. Pearl Irelan Mr. and Mrs. George Pitchard started to their home Monday after a few weeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thompson of Richmond ppent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Add Harrison Mrs. Florence Wiles of Glen Kara spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Piatt Mrs. Richards returned home after a week's visit with her daughter, Mrs. Loral Ross, at Winchester, Ind Mr. and Mrs. Ottas

Jennings and children 6pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Fulton near New Paris Frank Irelan and family of Dayton spent last week with Dr. and Mrs. Meek Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Moore spent' Sunday at Glen Miller park Mary and Christine Morgan end Ha Piatt spent Sunday afternoon with Joe Alexander and daughters rear Pinhook Shirley Mikesell and family of near Arba spent Tuesday

afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Mikeeell Mrs. Susan Green spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blose near Whitewater Dorothy Williams is spending this week with Winona and Doris Williams at Greenville.... Addie Irelan returned to her home in Dayton after a few weefs' visit with 1 her daughter, Mrs. Grace Whiteman. .'...Irma Spencer spent Sunday evening with Ida Piatt Empress Miller and Mary Williams spent Monday evening with Roma Simpson Guy Piatt spent Tuesday in Richmond The chautauqua is now going on at this place Mr. and Mrs. Mont Moore spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Thurston Mr. and Mrs. Wora Payne spent Saturday evening with Mrs. Emma Williams Mr. and Mrs. George Banks of New Madison spent Monday afternoon with Mary Chenoweth Joe Sisco, Mr. and Mrs. Spung, Mr. Davis

and his sister, of Lanster. spent Friday afternoon with Mae Piatt.... Emma Roberts of Kansas City is visiting relatives here Ray Wright and family are visiting relatives at Carlos City. . . .Mattie Brooks spent last week with Mrs. R. A. Downing Mary Murphy spent Saturday with her sister, Mrs. Edwards, at Palestine M. and Mrs. Will Harrison and children of Union City are spending this week with W. A. Chenoweth and family.... Mr. Hamilton and family of Dayton spent Saturday and Sunday with George Morsoa and sister Empress Miller spent Monday afternoon with Ida Piatt Ben Richards and family of Glen Kara spent Tuesday with Mont Simpson and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Norris spent Thursday at New Madison.... Loral

ARTISTS AT MURRETTE Lombardi and Coari, soprano and tenor who are appearing at The Murrette this week, are scoring a distinct triumph at each performance with their high-class vocal offerings, Mr.

Lombardi's rendition of the famous tenor solo from "Pagliacci" in which he interpolates the immortal Carusonian sob never failing to elicit a volume of applause from the audience. This is the last evening of the pres

ent program, as they will offer a complete new repertoire commencing

Thursday for the remainder of the week.

Ross and family spent Sunday evening

with Mrs. Richards Mrs. Nettie Decamp and son of Richmond spent last

week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Caskey Mr. and Mrs. Will

Ross and daughter Mary, Mrs. Pearl

attended the camp meeting at Cherry

Grove.

COTTAGE GROVE, Tnd Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pritchard spent Sunday

with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pritchard.

..Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Roberts and

baby son . of Elwood, are visiting Mr.

Roberts's parents, Mr. and Mrs

Charles Roberts Mrs. Ilda Toole

and baby sons spent Monday after

noon with Mrs. Zella Williamson Mrs. F. Williamson and son, Sears, and Miss Edith Keelor spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Edward

Williamson'. Mrs. Ollie Sheppari and Mrs. Edwin Johnson of Cincinnati. Ohio, spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. -Sam Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Greyson Gardner and baby and Mr. and Mrs. Ford, of Indianapolis, came Tuesday for a visis with Mi. and Mrs. Sam Caldwell. Mrs. Mike Conner spent Sunday night and Monday in Liberty, the giiests of her mother and sisters William Conner, of Richmond, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Conner Robert Toole and family spent Sunday with home folks. ..Miss Lora Logue spent Sunday afternoon with

Miss Verda Miller Mr. and Mrs.

Elwood Logue and Miss Edith Keelor

spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. George Keelor Miss Jeanette Shumate, of Cincinnati, Ohio, came

Vernie Boring and family.. !. .Mr. and

Mrs. John Johnson entertained at

Sunday dinner, Mrs. Emma Logue and daughters, Helen and Fay, and son, Neil, of Richmond, Ind Miss Edith Keelor and Sears Williamson spent Sunday evening with Miss Verda Miller... ..Mrs. Emma Logue and children, of Richmond, are visiting rela

tives in this vicinity this week Earl Leab and Joe Clark spent Satur

day in Richmond Mr. and Mrs.

Esk, of Newton, 111., are the guests of

their son, Walter Dougherty and fam

ily Mrs, Maria Jarvis of Richmond and Mrs. George Brown spent Saturday night ,and Sunday with Miss Verda Miller Mr. and Mrs. Vernie

Boring and daughter, Faye, and Mr. and Mrs. George Brown were Liberty visitors Saturday afaernoon Mr. and Mrs. Edward Williamson and daughters, Cleo and Freda, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Sanford, Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Roy Meyers and two sons were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meyers, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Omar Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Cam Miller spent Saturday night and Sunday in Richmond, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ridenour Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Crane and baby spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Crane, near New Hope... Mrs. Dora Higgins, Mrs. Albert; Caldwell and Mrs. Roxie Clark spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Alice Sanford. Mrs. Emma Logue and daughters, Helen and Fay, and son, Neil,' and Mrs. Alice Logue spent Tuesday with Omar Miller and

family Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Gardner returned home Monday evening

after a few weeks visit in Michigan and Duluth, Minn Miss Helen Higgins returned home Saturday from Muncie, where she had been attending normal. CAMPBELLSTOWN, Ohio. Monroe Taylor and Earl Rodgers have

gone to Indianapolis, where they will

spend several days visiting relativeW

D. R. Swisher recently returned

from Indianapolis where he had spent a week at a national roque tournament There wa3 much activity at the Jackson Grange meeting last Thursday night. Deputy Master Harry Bragg of New Paris was present and gave the Grange his annual inspection. Heber O'Hara resigned the office of lecturer and Supt. E. E. McClellen was elected to finish the unexpired term. Rev. D. G. Pleasant was also elected to the office of chaplain to finish the unexpired term of Prof. H. M. Jobes. The next Grange meeting is a called meeting and this will be held Thursday night Sept. 7. It is being held in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Heber O'Hara who are leaving soon for college. Clem Cohees and

Many new arrivals in Wool Sweaters in Slip on and Tuxedo styles for autumn wear. ' $1.98 to $6.98

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COMING TO THE WASHINGTON THEATRE NEXT SUNDAY

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"Where the Stars Twinkle First" Last Times Today Katherine MacDonald i inTheWoman's

Side Also a Toonerville Comedy "THE SKIPPER'S LAST RESORT" And Pathe News Vaudeville LCKMBARDI and COARI Lady and gtmtleman in popular and classical songs. Coming Tomorrow ANITA STEWART

RICHMOND Theatre

TODAY

VIRGINIA LEE In a splendid story of the Florida Everglades

"DESTINY'S ISLE

A stirring tale of the big winter resorts at Miami Beach, Florida. Also a good comedy

Coming Thursday CHAS. RAY in

'The Midnight Bell

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4ROSE O' THE SEA' Murray Opening Sunday, September 3

PALACE THEATRE

TODAY

J. Fenimore Cooper's thrilling story of Early American History.

THE LAST OF

THE MOHICANS

A stirring tale of the Indian raids and the days

when History was in the

making. A play to please the old and young alike. Also a Good Comeidy

Gloria Swanson and Rodolph &.lentino in a Scene from (h Paramount Picture 'Beyond the Rocks

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