Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 250, 20 October 1922 — Page 9

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, OCT. 20, 1922.

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SPANISH TREASURE . SOUGHT BY BRITISH

GIRL DEEP SEA DIVER f (By Associated Preaa) LONDON, Oct 20. The profession of deep sea diving, -vrnich anyone .would classify as a calling particularly 'fitted for men, has been successfully i Invaded by woman. Margeret Naylor, an English girl, is acclaimed as one of the most "efficient and daring wearers of the helmet i British waters.

She has gained a wide reputation

during tne laBt two years, and more recently for her efforts in the recovery

of treasure from the sunken Spanish

galleon lying In 10 fathoms of water

near the shore of Mull, an Island off Scotland. There, In the cozy little harbor of Tobermory, and lees than 100 yards from the beach, lies one of the great treasure ships of the Spanish Armada. The boat was one of the many vesatSs launched by the ambitious Phillip, in 1588, for his attempted conquest of England. Sent Jewels Ahead. So certain was this monarch that he would add the British Isles to his already large domains, that he actually eent on his Jewelled regalia In adrance. It Is believed that the richly bejewelled crown Is lying somewhere In the 60 feet of water among the wreckage of the Admirante de Fkrencia, which Miss Naylor tias succeeded In negotiating. Although the task presents many problems which would cause anxiety to divers of the stronger sex. Miss Naylor shows no fear. She had one or two narrow escapes from death In the course of her experience; without being in any way deterred from tackling the risky business again. Miss Naylor recently made a trip to the southern coast of England and ob. tained somo excellent specimens of undersea plant life. She nearly lost her life when her feet became entangled In a ladder which she was using, and only her presence of mind enabled her to free herself and be hauled safely to the top.

AMUSEMENTS j

Old Bootblack Has Coins Given By Famous Men SANDUSKY, Ohio. Oct 20. The proudest possession of Andrew F. P. Mahlon, 66 years old, who has been shining shoes for half a century here, is a collection of nlckles and dimes: and other coins that he has received from such men as Grover Cleveland.

P. C. Knox, Henry O. Frlck, Henry Watter8on and Horace Greeley, for tshlning their shoes. "Andy" was chief bell hop and shoe shiner at the old

West house, razed live years ago,

when It was the main hostelry. He has saved $5,000, and has no relatives, lie said he had drawn his will so that

charitable institutions will benefit.

MURRETTE Ethel Kay. who will be seen In one of the important roles in "Heroes and Husbands," a First National attraction starring Katherine MacDonald, which la playing at the Murrette theatre, is an actress of note who ha? played leading roles with such prominent stars as Norma Talmadge and Wilton Lackaye. Miss Kay came to the screen via

the popular but patience-trying "extra; girl" route, but she did not find it such a weari3ome way because from i the first day she appeared at a Fortj Lee, N. J. studio she wa3 singled out i by the director on account of her un

usual beauty, and when given an op

portunity to prove her- dramatic abil

ity she astonished everyone with her

apparent knowledge of camera tricks and the facility with which she ac

complished everything Bhe was called

upon to do.

No screen veteran had any advan

tage over this novice and within a month she was playing the sort of parts that are assigned to actresses of experience and proved skill, and playing them so well that it was not long before she was engaged to inter

pret the leading role in a large production. MURRAY Allan Dwan's newest comedy drama, "A Perfect Crime," at the Murray

now reveals the desirability of Indulg

ing In that great American pastime, pretending to be what you aren't. The hero, "Wally Griggs, is probably the greatest liar on record and with the aid of a little guff la transformed

from a timid bank messenger to a dominant humbug whose latest book on faked travels brings him a fortune

and of course a girl.

The picture opens up a new avenue

of escape and Is told in Allen Dwan's

best humorous vein. It has the same

effect upon an audience as those fa cinatlng ad3 which read, "How to dou

ble your salary in two months."

Folks leave the theatre with a firm

determination to quit being nobodies and to start right in being important. Wally Griggs, the hero of the story, is a grovelling bank messenger, awkward and despised for his timidity. Quite suddenly he decides to rob the bank. It is important to him that his little sister have the advantage which

the stolen money can eive her.

So Wally makes elaborate plans for

a robbery. He establishes another

Identity, removes his horn rim glasses, indulges in golf and fishing and forms

an attachment with the president of

the bank who is fascinated by his amazing stories of whiffenpoof hunts in Africa, The president thinks it i3

an amusing Joke that his new friend

bears such a startling resemblance to poor old Wally Griggs! And then one

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SATURDAY Murray "A Perfect Crime." Vaudeville. Murrette Katherine MacDoweH In "Heroes and Husbands." HarLloyd In "Never Weaken." Washington Harry Carey In "The Kick-Back." SUNDAY Murray Leah Balrd in "Don't Doubt Your Wife." Vaudeville. Murrette Thomas Meighan in "II You Believe It, It's So." Washington Doris May in "The Understudy."

day a package containing $150,000 is given to Wally to deliver!

The ending is so rich in surprise

that it would be unfair to reveal the

climax.

MURRAY VAUDEVILLE Two starring acts and two lesser

PREBLE FARM WOMEN TO DISCUSS ACTIVITIES EATON, Ohio, Oct. 20. A conference of Preble county farm women

which will discuss home economics

and possible activities of the farm bu

reau to assist the farm women, will

day, Oct 26. Miss Marie Sayles, home

demonstration agent of the extension department of the university, will at

tend the meeting. Two delegates will attend from each township. - The delegates with alternates, are Gasper township, Mrs. Andrew Clark, Mrs. John Benham, Mrs. Grace Swope, Mrs. Mack Cohee; Twin township, Mrs. Ed Ozias, Mrs. Henry

Schumaker, Mrs. Clarence Smith; Somers township, Mrs. Ed Yost, Mrs. Oscar Keller; Monroe township, Mrs. Howard Siler, Mrs. Joseph Folkerth, Mrs. Clem McKee, Mrs. Charles Beck;

Gratis township; Mrs. Charles Brown, Mrs. Ada Kimmel, Mrs. Laura Stubbs, Mrs. Charles Geeting; Lanier township, Mrs. Thomas Glander, Mrs. W. W. Somers. Mrs. Warren Ulrich, Mrs.

CHILD FATALLY BURNED RUSHVLLLE, Ind,' Oct 20. Three-year-old Iris Angle was burned fatally

when her dress caught fire as she was

putting paper in a stove at her parent's home near here. Death occurred Thursday.

County K, of P. Meeting At Hagerstown, Oct. 30 Knights of Pythias lodges of the county, meeting in the local K. of P.

temple Thursday night, conferred the

rank of page on seven candidates. The work was well given. The activities of the county lodges were discussed by many members from all parts of the county. The next meeting will be held at Hagerstown, Monday, Oct 30, starting at 7:30 o'clock.

Men TeU Experiences

At Salvation Army Meeting A former acrobat, a farmer, two machinists and a city man all gave recitals of their variola occupations bringing in a special Bible standpoint in their talks before the special man's meeting held at the Salvation Army

nail Tnursday evening. There were several women present and the ac

counts given by the men were intensely interesting and earnest attention

was given. It is nlanned that the

women will take charge of the program next Thursday night and that a spe

cial women s meeting will be held.

lights comprise the quartet of numbers Albert Brubaker, Mrs. C. H. Andrews;

presented at the Murray during the

last half of the week.

Charles Olcott is a real "hit" We say that without fear of "suc

cessful contradiction," as the political speech-makers say.- Until one gets the "plot" in his little burlesque on "opera," one is not so sure how to

label him, (categorically speaking). Olcott's imitations on the piano have

never been excelled on the local stage to the writer's knowledge. Clever

ness combined with real mirth tantalising ingredients is the secret of

his products. Aerial artists who do more than entertain are to be found in the act by the Four Casting Campbells. Their performance provides genuine thrills. Joe and Elsie Farrell have a comedy offering of the variety very comonly presented in vaudeville, but still good for a number of laughs. Kurt and Edy the Keuhn hold first with a program of music and fun well mixed. "A Perfect Crime" is the film attraction. MARVIN.

Dixon township, Mrs. Arline Hart, Mrs.

Emma Webster, Mrs. Bertha Burriff, Mrs. Ada Larsh; Jackson township, Mrs. Guy Felton and Mrs. Josie Baker.

In New York a savings bank account becomes dormant after 20 years, and

a trust or state bank account after five years. It then ceases to draw in

terest but is carried on the books as a permanent liability.

The Finishing Touch

A pleasant addition to a broiled steak or chops, fried chicken or breaded veal, is a generous service of potato chips. Only those whose quality Is above reproach (Dernell's Goldencrlsp Potato Chips) should be

served. Buy them at your

grocer .

Richmond

TODAY

Katherine McDerw

in the great Arabian love story "THE INFIDEL" A play from the famous book. Also a Hallroom Boya comedy, "TWO FACES WEST."

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Today, and Tomorrow HARRY CAREY in "THE KICK-BACK" Also Showing Hearst News and Comedy Coming Sunday DORIS MAY in "THE UNDERSTUDY"

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"Better Come Early" Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra Thursday, Friday and. Saturday Only ANOTHER REAL BILL Charles Olcott Singing his own Bongs at the piano. A standard big-tim act and a big hit last week at Keith's, Dayton. Four Casting Campbells "Kings of the Air." You will grip your seat or your neigh-. bors arms while these artists are hurtling through the air. Joe and Elsie Farrell "For No Reason at All"

Kurt and Edythe Keuhn "Moments of Mirth and Melody" "A PERFECT CRIME" A five-reel First National production, directed by Alan Dwan. COMING SUNDAY Russell-Frank Minstrels, featuring Harry Frankel; Swift and Daly; Shelton Girls; Leo Haley.

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The only love she knew was what she wrote as fiction romances. What happened when she had to live one of them?

Donald

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Big cast includes Nigel Barrie and Charles Clary. A First National attraction

Presented by P. Schulberg.

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DRIVEN THROUGH BOARD TERRE HAUTE, InL,.Oct. 20. Samj

Duncan, negro, who was holding up the boards for a chicken house root with

his head while a helper nailed them.

fast from above, was killed when a

nail came through the board, piercing, his sknlL

Everything About Cuticura Soap Suggests Efficiency 3p.OtoteCTt.T1emnJSc. a w i j m hum. Pwwmts

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TODAY

Boy Williams

in a great five-reel western "THE JACK RIDERS" A thrilling story of the great open spaces. With it a new Christie comedy, "FARMYARD FOLLIES."

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