Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 259, 31 October 1922 — Page 9

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(By Associated Press) CHRISTIANIA, Oct. 31. Norway 1b confronted with an unique problem In attempting to enforce the prohibition laws of the country, in spite of the commercial treaties which are in force with France and Spain. Under these treaties Norway agrees to import huge quantities of strong wines which are banned under the prohibition laws. From France the government has agreed to import 400,000 quarts of brandy, to be used for medical and technical purposes, and from Spain 500,000 quarts of wine which contain more than 14 percent of alcohol. Included in this amount is 50,000 quarts of cordials which are of no use medl-i cally. " For medical purposes, according to census figures, there ls.use for only 100,000 quarts of these imported goods, and no provision has been made for the disposal of the remainder. The treaties provide that these wines may not be re-exported, and the alcoholic centent may not be lowered -by mixing with water. Misunderstanding Exists. At present there is a misunderstanding between Norway and Portugal over Norway's exports of fish to Portugal, and as a result Portuguese merchants have cancelled shipments entailing the loss of millions of crowns to Norweiglans. Negotiations for a new treaty have been going on for some time but ihave madeittle headway, as Portgual is insisting that Norway import a mil 'lion quarts of strong wines, port and Maderia, yearly in return for the fish ; trade of Norway. According to the Norwegian prohi-

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only in drug Btores on a doctor's pre scription. In this way not more than 150,000 quarts can.be disposed of in a year. Prohibition politicians are favoring a more lax prescription law, but a maiorirv of tho nrfKnr cnhlnpt havn ptpressed themselves in favor of lifting the lid on strong wines. JSuburban GRATIS, Ohio The Women's Missionary society will be entertained at ' the home of Mrs. Lizzie Zimmerman Thursday, by Mrs. Zimmerman and Mrs. Shannon. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Hertlal Shaw and daughters, Dorothea and Virginia of Germantown spent Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Darragh ....Miss Olive Ealey entertained the freshman class at her home Thursday evening. The guests were greeted at the door by two large ghosts. Everything was in keeping with Halloween. Those present were Margaret Widel, Eva Cooper, Thresia Smldth, Miss Vandevert and Miss Wert, high school teachers; Cleoph Apple, Norma Darragh, Grace Kiracofe, Katheryn Klracofe, Orla Bratton, Herman- Carr, Ralph Eikenberry, Rudolph Stubbs and Harold Showalker. . . .Miss Alice Bunn gave a mask Halloween party at her home Thursday evening. There were 1 00 persons present . . . . Mrs. Warren Smith of Middletown, spent the week with her daughter, Mrs. Pearl Focht.. ..Mr. and Mrs. Bert Focht of Mianisburg called on relatives in town Sunday.... Mr. and Mrs. Hertial Zimmerman and family called on relatives Sunday A miscellaneous shower was given on -Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jordan, formerly Miss Laverne Reddick, Friday evening. A number of friends and relatives were present. Mrs. Henry cnristmer suftered a stroke of paralysis Thursday. Her daughter, Mrs. Clamentha Dwyer, has been staying with her. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Fudge and family of Dayton called on Mr. and Mrs. Mont Focht and family Sunday.... Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller were out of twon visitors Sunday. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown entertained a number of their friends Thursday evening Mrs. Perry Grimes and John were Dayton shopper Saturday.... The ball game Thursday between the two high school teams. (Gratis and Camden), ended in a score of 16 to 10 In favor of Camden Miss Russie Moses, Miss Anna Brown, Miss Julia Stiver and Miss Milded Bear spent Friday evening and Saturday in Dayton Mr. and Mrs. Joe Essig called on friends and relatives Sunday afternoon..... Mrs. Opal Fudge and son, Kenneth, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Andrews.. Miss Lula Knabe returned to town Sunday after staying a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Fudge ....Dr. and Mrs. Crume entertained her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mee, of Somrville Sunday. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Ora Patterson and daughter, Ruth, and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Pence were out of town visitors Sunday afternoon. ., .Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Apgar entertained Mr. and Mrs. Norval Apgar Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Darragh entertained out of town relatives Sunday. . Mrs. Treva Pilchard and son called on Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ekes Sunday. ) ttuMLitviUjE, mo. Girl members of the high school and junior hign school were entertained Satur day evening with a Halloween partv in the gymnasium of the high school by the women high school teachers. The gym was prettily decorated. The evening was spent in Halloween games ana aancmg.- iierresnments were served and a happy time enjoyed by all.... Mr. and Mrs. Earl Able and family visited Mr. Abie's sister at Al exander. Ohio, Sunday. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Julian Dunbar spent Sunday in Indianapolis. Mrs. Kate Jay accom panied them home and will remain for a visit of a few days with her son, Leslie, and other relatives.... Misses Cecil Dynes and Louise Moulton en tertained the members of the fresh man class at the home of Miss Dynes with a Halloween party Friday even ing. Games, music and a general good time were enjoyed. Refreshments of doughnuts, popcorn and apples were 6erved.... Members of the Missionary society of the Christian church will accept an Invitation extended by the Whitewater Missionary society to visit them Wednesday of this week. All who intend going will meet at Scott's shoe store.... Mr. and Mrs. Cunning, who reside in the Strayer property on Main street, will move this week V HATH En CHANGES CArSE ICKFSS Extreme rhanees of weather durinsr Fall cause many colds and coughs. For quick relief from throat, chest and bronchlcaj trouble, coughs, colds and croup use Foley's Honey and Tar. Contain. uo opiates ingredients printed on the wrapper. Largest selling cough medicine In the world. "Foley's Honey and Tar is the most pleasant and efficient remedy for coughs and colds that I ever aay, writes Win. Jones. El Dara. Illinois. A. O. Luken Drug Co, 626-828 Mala St Advertisement.

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MURRAY Elaine Hammerstein has found the happiest of light comedy roles in the delightful Selznlck picture "The Way of a Maid," which is playing at the Murray theatre. This captivating tale of a young society heiress, who, without father or mother to advise her, mischtevously plays the role of a lady's maid to her confusion and embarrassment, offers Miss Hammerstein every kind of histronic opportunity. Seen in the fancy dress costume of a maid by a tipsy young millionaire, who takes her for the part, Nadia Castleton is tempted into the compromising position of accepting his atentions. In fact, she poses as her own msid Marie. Unfortunately young Tom Lawlor is is earnest. Complications develop fast. And when Nadia's finances fall suddenly about her head at thl3 juncture, the nearest avenue of escape for her closes abruptly. Tight in the grip of circumstances, she yields to the spirit of adventure The Lawlors having come east to climb the social ladder, have need of a country home. Nadia's is for rent. Mrs. Lawlor leases it. Then wanting a companion to instruct her in the intricacies of social form, she engages Nadia through her eon Tom. The family moves to the Castleton summeT homeL Here situation follows situation, until the cat finally escapes the bag. MURRETTE An all-star cast, including many of the Mack Sennelt favorites, is interpreting "The Crossroads of New York," thet special Sennett comedymelodrama at the Murrette theatre now. The list of pfayers Includes. Eddie Gribbon, Billie Bevan, Charles Murray, Dat Farl ey and Mildred June, all popular artists in Sennett short comedies. In addition the cast lists such eminctot screen artists as Kathryn McGuire, George O'Hara, Herbert Standing, Noah Beery and Ethel Grey Terry. "The Crossroads of New York" marks Mr. Stanett's second endeavor thi3 year in the comedy drama field of films. Several years ago he won widespread fame with his production of "Mickey," but after that left the serious side of films alone until last fall, wheen he made "Molly O," which attained even greater success than Mickey. His present picture is a blend of the comedy and drama that distinguished both its predecessors, depicting the adventures of a country boy who comes to the) city to make good and becomes involved in tn financial game of wall street. MURRAY VAUDEVILLE . ' Headlined by an act that brings the spark of appreciation to the hearts of all lovers of good music, the Murray bill now playing is one that offers good entertainment with little mental ef fort necessary on the part of the spec tator. Elaborately staged and presented amid an air of refinement one has come to associate with the better class of musical offerings the "Blue Bird Review" easily holds first place on the program. Vocal selections with piano accompaniment and rendered with the ease of the artist form a de lightful divertisement. Costumes worn to the brick house north of the rail road, in which they resided recently. A family from Richmond will occupy the Straver property.... Mrs. William Fisher, who recently was operated on for appendicitis, is doing nicely. Mr. Fisher has moved into the property on Fourth street, purchased by Leroy Kimmel, and his niece of near Indianapolis is keeping house for him until Mrs. Fisher returns from the hospital. ....Mrs. Walter Mathews is spending a few weeks In Milton with her moth er, Mrs. Needham....Mr. and Mrs. George Wright were in Indianaxlis last week.... The American Legion has plenned to put on its annual min strel show this year in the month of January.... The Ladles' Aid of the M. E. church cleared 133 at the "WomanIesS Wedding" Thursday evening. The door receipts were J141.50. This is the first time every seat in the audi torium has been sold. Standing room also was in demand.... Re v. Marie Cassel is attending a Friends confer ence at Newcastle. Miss Cassel will give the sermon Wednesday.... Fred Hartly and family, of Hollansburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith, of Rich mond, took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Superfluous Hair, Roots and All Quickly Go! For the first time In a hundred years a genuinely effective method of removing unsightly hairy growths has been discovered. ine new pneiacune process does not merely take off the hairends: it actually removes the roots! It does this quickly and harmlessly. It does not act anything like the derma tory. electrical, or other methods. Fhelactine Is non-odorous, non-poisonous. non-irritating. Get a stick of It from your drutrgist. follow the simple In structions, and have the satisfaction of seeing the roots themselves removed at last. Advertisement

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. 1 .V times more powerful than ay send electrical power for many possible. by the feminine members of the quar tet are attractive and indicative of good taste. The "first quarrel" theme so often used by young couples finding the newlywed scheme attractive for vaudeville appearance Is handled unusually cleverly by Duvall and Symond3 despite the triteness of the -subject matter. Their line of chatter offers many opportunities for a good laugh. Lester, Bell and Griffin have a real "action" act From the opening to the close these boys are busy providing acrotical thrills and exhibitions of skill. They are what they are advertisea, -6peea personified." Popular and semi-classical selections via the accordion arrive at the hands of Santucci, who plays his instrument with a "satisfaction guaranteed" atti tude. Elaine Hammerstein in "The Way of a aiaia, is tee film attraction. MARVIN HAWAIIANS AT WASHINGTON Augmenting the regular photoplay Din at tne Washington theatre this week is 'Bell's Famous Hawaiians," a group of live who offer various Hawai ian tunes to the strumming of the steel guitar and the lesser volume of the ukelele. The four male members of the aulntet achieve a "chummy" position with the audience during their presentation by playing and singing while marching through the main auditorium of the theatre. A number or two is sung from a main floor lodge before the enter tainers return to the stage. Novelty is introduced into the musi cal performance by the playing upon saws with the guitar accompaniment. One of the best numbers on the program is enjoyed when one of th& tet of, men sings a solo. Closing the series of musical offer ings is one in which Princess Lei Leiheana takes part by presentinsr a Hawaiian dance. The attraction occupies 30 minutes between pictures and will continue the remainder of the week with a change of program Thursday, at which time the film attraction will also be changed. Noel Mathews Sunday.... Perry Hartley and family have purchased the Nola Savage property on Walnut street and will move into it soon.... Miss Elizabeth Moulton entertained with a Halloween party Saturday "the members of her class at school. All came masked, enjoyed the beautiful decorations of the rooms for the party, the games, and refreshments of dough nuts, pumpkin pie, animal crackers, candy and corn. George O'Neal entertained the members of his class at school in a like manner at his home Monday evening. ...Members of the Anti-Can't class of the M". E. church held their Halloween party in the M. E. church basement Tuesday evening ....Miss Bessie Buhl will entertain the members of the Parent-Teachers' association at Losantville Thursday; evening with a program of readings ..Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brock and daughter, of Indianapolis, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Rodenberger ...Sam Henderson and family are moving into the property next to tha railroad, owned by Mr. Cope, which was formerly the Dunbar lumber yard office. The office has been moved back into the main building. BETHETi, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Policy and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M. Bushlog, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Winchester, all of Indianapolis, spent Saturday night and Sunday wnii Mrs. Jacob Polley. Mrs. Bushlog gave a very interesting talk on the Bible at church Sunday morning Ed ward Harlan, of Des MoineS, Iowa, spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs. Isa Brown and son, Roy. This New Treatment Never Fails to End Piles Many sufferers from Piles or Hem orrhoids have become despondent because they have been led to believe that their case was hopeless and 'that there wa3 nothing in the world to help them. , To these people we say, "Go to your druggist and get an original box of MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES." One of these inserted into the rectum accord ing to directions will be found to give immediate relief. They reach the source of the trouble and by their soothing, healing, antiseptic action first allay the pain and soreness and then by direct contact with the ulcers and piles cause them to heal up and disappear forever. It's simply wonderful how speedily they act. Blessed relief often comes in two days. Even in cases that have steadily resisted all known treat ments, marvelous results have been obtained. All druggists dispense MOAVA SUPPOSITQRIES in the original box or can get u ior you on snort notice. Surely it is worth the little trouble to obtain even if you have to write the Mecca Medicinal Products Co, of Rochester, N. Y for a 60 cent box, to be rid of Piles forever. Advertisenfent.

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News of the Counties CARLOS, Ind. The home-coming at Union Chapel proved quite a success Sunday. After Sabbath scnooi. Miss Means of Modoc cave an interesting talk. Tables in the yard were spread with a bountiful dinner of which all partook heartily. In the afternoon the Huntsville male : quartet favored the congregation with several selections and Judge A. L. Bales of Winchester gave a very helpful address, recalling reminiscences of boyhood days and appealing to the people to stand by the pastor andkeep up the rural churches. Among those present from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mendenhall, Mrs. Hulda Hoover, Beele Bodkin, Dr. and Mrs. Marooney, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fox and family, Mr. and Mrs. OH Clements, Ollie Fennimore of wTincnester. Mr. and Mrs. C.-D. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Kennedy of Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. Forest Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Parker. Mrs. Lulu Starr of Rich mond, Miss Eva Norman of Newcastle, Mr. and Mrs. Roe Pugh of Bradford, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Enos Thornburg and family of near Fountain. City, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Morrison and daughter. Margaret, Miss Nellie Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. Newton Shoemaker, Enos Veal of Economy, Allie Connaroe, Rev. and Mrs. Scotten. Mr. aniyMrs. Emer son Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Art Naylor of Modoc, Mr. and Mrs. Allie Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Will Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Conyers, Mrs. Orpha Pierce and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Chaies Cox, Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hiatt of Huntsviue. He gave an interesting talk at church here Sunday morning. .. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beatty and family, of Yankeetown, spttat Sunday afternoon with Ernest Collins and family Mr. and Mrs. Donald Win die. of Richmond, spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. William Windle Mrs. John Harding and daughter. Miss Marie, entertained Mrs. W. R. Tharpe and daughters, Misses Alice! and Margaret, Misses Chester Arnette and Miss Mary Marshall..... Mr. and Mrs.Frank Clabaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Evan Hornand children spent Sunday afternoon with Clarence Clabaught and family. A. L. Wiley spenet Saturday night and Sunday here at his home..... Mi and Mrs. Merle Coleman and son. Ho mer, entertained Saturday night, Rob ert Kertky and family, and Miss Flor. ence Love, of Brownsville, and on Sun day, Mr. and Mrs. George Love, Oryil Love and children, of Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey McCracken and family, of Carlos City joined them and spent the day Mr. and Mrs. Chester Arnette of Palestine, Ohio, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Tharpe. Mrs. V. B. McCauley, of Indianapolis, returned to hfrr home after spend ing a week here with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Anderson. ....Leslie Anderson, of Richmond, spent Saturday night and Sunday with his mother Mrs. R. G. Anderson, and family Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Sheffer of Richmond, spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Reason Wolf al..... Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Pyle, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wiley and family, of Richmond spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Harlan..... Mr. ana Mrs. E. N. Thompson spent Sunday afternoon with Anson Brumfield and family.... Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Goodenough and son Donald, of Michmond, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eads of Shreeveport, Alabama, and Mrs. Everett White, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Tiig-hton Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Windle of Richmond, spent Saturday nigux ani F'xnday with Mr. and Mrs. Eli Hyde.... Mrs. William Lee, who has beem very ill for some time, was able to go to her daughter's home, Mr. and Mrs. Ottls Fouts. there for several days. Mr. Lee is staying with his' daughter, Mrs. John Money, during the absence of Mrs. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pettijohn and children ,of Rldgeville, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Spencer spent Sunday with Harry Spencer and family Mr. and Mrs. Thurman ConstabW.Mrs. Evelvn Sackett and W. A. Hyde spent Sunday afternoon with Milton Harlan of near Pershing. LIBERTY, Ind. Mrs. Clara Jobe and little daughter Mary Jane of Connersville, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Freeman, several days last week Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Peters and son John of Cambridge City, visited friends in Liberty Sunday. ...Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Bell and sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Stevens and family motored to' Camden Sunday The Kenowatha Camp Fire Girls enjoyed a Ha1nv'"v- rawv in the high pchool Quickly Relieves Constipation Don't let constipation poison your blood cnacuiraiiyourenergy. If your liver and bowels js CARTERS Pllla today and your trouble will be relieved. For dizziness, lack of, appetite, headache and blotchy akin, try them. Purely vegetable. I gmall PCI Small Dose Small Price

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gymnasium Saturday night. Numerous games and a chamber of horrors furnished toe entertainment. Cider, doughnuts and fudge were the refreshments.... Miss Pauline Felts of Connersville spent Friday evening in Liberty. ..Clare Jobe of Connersville was the guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Freeman, Mrs. Jobe and daughter, Mary Jane, returning to Connersville Sunday evening after a few days here. ....Mr. and Mrs. Levi Brookbank and family, Mr. and Mrs. ClarR Brookbank and family of Billingsville, were the guests of Mrs. Clara Brookbank Sunday.... Mrs. Charles Ross and Mrs. Leo Maxwell returned from Indianap-j olis where they were sent as delegates from Criterion club. . . .In honor of the new pledges and officers of Delta Theta Tau sorority, a banquet was held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Charles Little. The new pledges are Misses Julietta Kitchell, Mary Elizabeth Rariden and Katherine Bond .....Miss Helen Bartlett spent the week end In Indianapolis...... Miss Maxine Maxwell was home from Miami during the week end and entertained a group of girl friends.... Miss Ruth Harvey, high school instructor, spent the week end at her home in Spiceland....The high school "tacky" party given in the gymnasium Friday evening was a success. Buford Rodefer and Josephine Niccum received the prize as the "takiest" couple. Every one entered into the spirit of the 00 casion and each class gave a "stunt Refreshments of sandwiches, coffee, pickles, pumpkin pie and marshmallows were served. Suffering front Lime-Starvation? Or. Sherman of Columbia University aay that half the American people are luffer. Ing from liroeatarvation. This crplalna the de cay of teeth and lack or "pep." The fault Ues in our eating. We fill nn" nn tnrm that fool na foods that are denatured and almoct wholly lacking in the very elements the Bod- require lime for the bone and muadea, iror for the blood and vitamin B which every f.iue needa. No wonder most of us are only b-Mf alive! If you want to know what a difference complete food makes, just try eating "2'EP" for a week. "ZKP" is something new and delicious in breakfast foods a complete food in that it supplies the essentials to health and vitality vitamin B, food iron, end food lime. And delicious? Man, you never sat down to a more enjoyable dish. Ready to serve with cream, milk or fruit juices. ' Ask Your Grocer ana Sanltmrimm Coe Brmntht OTifinmlBattk Cnk Bran. It o the kit 60a firm with "ZEP." Look Sot (As gclloio package with rtd teak, THE BATTLE CREEK FOOD COMPANY Battle Crsek,MUliixaa na4v fcawwwa at aPa The Vitamin Breakfast Food Steak 15 c SaV Ba Sk 10c .60c Saner Kraut, per can .....9o Red Beans, 3 cans -20c t ' ' - - -aV'wrw 20C ............... 42c

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I Wayne County Breeders , WUl Meet Here Nov. A A bnstness meeting of the Waynocomity Duroc Jersey Breeders asno ctatkn win be held at 7 o'clock Saturday evetamg. Nor. 4. The breeders win meet tn the dlrectonf room of tho Second National' bank. - New York has more illiterate women than any other state in the union. UTTLS WONDER, CAPSULES Quick Relief for Indigestion, Dyspepsia and Constipation -4 cents atDrugctetstetowoTfaoai Jaaoaa CapwiU Cn..inc F1tf burg. N.T. Thistlethwaite's Drug Storea SILK BLOUSES Special offering of charming Silk Blouses In many becoming styles, as well as the new -shades. Full range of eirea at prices as low as $5.98 up! Richmond TODAY Lionel Barrymore - -to ; 'The Devil's Garden r-WKh It , Lloyd Hamilton 7 in a Cristy Comedy ' "KISS AND MAKE UP" PALACE I'ODAY ROY STEWART and JANE NOVAK la . , "THE SNOW SHOE TRAIL" and " HAROLD LLOYD In a Great Laugh-Make; "ASK . FATHER" Today and Wednesday The Sensation of New York Six Reels of Comedy" and Melodrama Another "big: on& by the man who produced ''Mickey" and "Molly 0." A revelation of the night lights and brighte of New York. With This a Comedy s "A Rag DoD Romance" and - " v"' ' " Pathe News Weekly Also Murrette String Orchestra Coming Thursday Clara Kimball Yonrtjr 1-llX I "The Hands of Naraw