Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 274, 17 November 1922 — Page 11

LAW FOR LICENSING REAL ESTATE MEN AIMED AT "SHARKS"

, "The purpose of the license law for real estate men Is not purely to limit "competition but ia designed to elimi

nate the 'shark from operating In the community," stated F. D. Miltenberger ' of Muncie, before a group of about 30 local realtors, real estate men and

guests at the banquet held by the Richmond Board of Realtors in the Arlington hotel at 6 o'clock Thursday even ing. The speaker supplemented this remark by stating that wholesome competition Is to be desired since it accelerates all business and enables . buyers to obtain their wants at the most reasonable prices. , "It is a known fact that law, In itself, will not right a wrong, but a

. . Binngent law win produce a rear in

the hearts of those who Indulge In evil practice and will in time eliminate them. The creation of a law always reacts to Influence certain opinion in its favor and if it is a good law, will soon win the support of the public .generally, the speaker continued. "It may be said that anyone may get .a license under the new law. That

.' may be true, but it will be much hard

er for a realtor to keep the license after he has obtained it If he loses his license he will not be allowed to transact business and will be with out the pale of sel-respeoting and lawabiding real estate men everywhere. Law is Necessity The license law is a necessity, said the speaker, because It fixes the responsibility of an honest real estate transaction upon the real estate deal er that holds the license. He also re- - f erred to the property abstract as one of the most fundamental factors in a real estate transaction, stating that a

s , licensed real estate man must have a

knowledge of the wording of these documents, and in this way can be one of the most Indispensable serv ants of the public. The speaker stated that the license law for real estate men has been adopted In 14 states, and he read a survey of the results gained In these states since its adoption. He fol lowed with an explanation of the law, stating that it would be necessary for every active man in the real estate business to be licensed. Mr. Miltenberger dwelt briefly on

the meaning of the term, "realtor," stating that this is a name which may be used only by real estate men who are members of local boards of realtors. The legality of the term has been tested in the courts' and is now protected he said. Guard Against Selfishness "This is the age of co-operative effort and we don't want this organization to become selfish," stated Paul O. Meredith of Indianapolis, executive secretary of the state board of realtors who proceded the principal speaker of the evening. The speaker cited instances where the co-operative spirit is being demonstrated within the body of realtor's boards and as a specific example referred to the process of multiple listing, a practice which make it possible for all realtors . to present to buyers the properties which they-have for disposal in the offices of their competitors who are members of - the boards. Should Study Taxes. Mr. Meredith lauded the work of the present state board of tax commissioners and stated that all realtors should study the tax question in order that they may better serve their clientele. V ! The speaker stated that, as a matter of service to the public, the most efficient real estate men of a community should

offer their services as appraisers, for who, asked the speaker, can be better qualified to know the real value of a piece of property better than a good real estate man? Joseph Schmid, of Indianapolis president of the state board of real tors, also made a brief talk In which he made a plaa for better streets and . roads. He also laid stress on the im portance of organization in the ranks of real estate men stating that it is not only for the good of the realtors themselves but is a good thing for the community. State Officers Speak Oliver Lafuze of Liberty, joint representative in the legislature from Wayne and Union counties, and James M. Knapp of Hagerstown. representa tive from Wayne county in the state illeHHart Chicago

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MURRAY VAUDEVILLE Gloom is on the run. There is something about which to wrinkle your face in smiles in each of the four acts playing the present Murray vaudeville bill: and two of the acta are regular "gloom-busters.' While the acts are not elaborately staged or spectacular, the manage ment's endorsement of the bill as being one of good calibre is not mis placed. Al Shayne, assisted ably by Frank Rosair, is a comedian of ability. His popularity is understood before the first half of his offering is spent The singing of his own compositions with the aid of a "pitch pipe" (mostly "pitch pipe,") is one of the real mirth spillers of the performance. . "The Minstrel and the Maid," the act featuring Coley and Jaxon, has one of the best comediennes that ever spouted her woes or -chattered nonsense on the Murray vaudeville stage It takes but a few moments to get "sold" on the act then one indicates his regret for the conclusion of tlw offering by vigorously endeavoring to get the couple back for another number. An attractive opening is given the Dill by the dancing numbers of the Follis Sisters, to the accompaniment of piano music Their "burglar dance" is a feature of their gyrations. Edwards and Edwards, presenting an exhibition of marksmanship, merits approval, and is delightfully entertaining to one with "strong nerves." Charles Murnhy and Ben Turphi in "Home Talent" is the film feature. MARVIN. MURRAY In the old days of the American stock theatre it was expected that players 6hould be competent to ap pear in all types of roles from gravest to gayest; no actor was considered seriously worthy the distinction of being called "actor" who did not equip himself to appear eloquently in "The Bells," for instance, and as one of the two Dromios or as a comedy character in a farcical "after-piece." The screen has developed a race of specialists and the tendency is to pick players for their type value rather than for their all-round ability as im personators of characters and personalities. In the Sennett organization, versa tility has always been demanded, and it 13 claimed that no picture-making concern has the reputation of the Sennett Comedies, Incorporated, for developing actorial skill and producing players that can appear creditably in a wide variety of roles and a broad diversity of characterization. In Mack Sennett's newest comedyfantasy, "Home Talent" playing at the Murray theatre a young actor can be seen in a role that runs the gamut from the classics of an with distinction and dignity to a heroic Antony impersonation, done "hick-player" doing the lower rungs of the ladder of legislature, were present and made speeches. Roy Friedley of Muncie. who accom panied Mr. Miltenberger to the banquet, made a brief talk in which he ex tolled the fine points of the city of Muncie, stating that it was always his policy to boost Lewis Bowman, representative of one of the local banks, then reviewed the glowing ac tivities of Wayne county persons as they have been given us by history and stated that Wayne county persons have no cause to be ashamed of their county. Representatives of the several banks and several local business men were the guests of the local board of realtors at the banquet

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SATURDAY Murray Charles Murphy and Ben Turpin in "Home Talent" vaudeville. Murrette Betty Compson In ."The Bonded Woman." Palace Big Boy Williams m -Western Firebrands," Century comedy. Richmond "The Night Riders," Christie comedy. Washington Rodolph Valentino In ."The Young Rajah." ' SUNDAY Murray "A Mans' Home," randeville. Murrette To Storm." Palace Roy Stewart in "Sag Brush TraiL" Harold Lloyd comedy. Buffalo BilL Richmond Jack Hoxie in "Dead or Alive." Sunshine comedy. Washington "Rags to Riches." V fame as it is set up In cheap vaudeville. MURRETTE Some persons think that moving. picture actors always have an easy time! All-day work at Balboa and night work at Laguna, Cal., with a fortymile drive between, was the fate of Betty Compson's Paramount company during the making of "The Bonded Woman," a Paramount picture, which is doing a record business at the Murrette theatre this week. Starting promptly at nine a. m. the company worked under Philip E. Rosen's direction on sea and harbtr scenes at Balboa until the light failed at five or after. Then it was a matter of a hurled dinner, a change of costume, and a forty-mile drive to Laguna for storm scenes at night Finishing at midnight, they must drive back to Balboa for a few hours Bleep of exhaustion before getting up to begin all over again. This kept up for a week, and a grateful cheer went up when it was over. "The Bonded Woman" is based on a story by the late John Fleming-Wil son, and the cast includes John Bow ers, Richard Dix, Ethel Wales, Wm. Moran and Mervyn LeRoy. WASHINGTON Freckled Wesley Barry, the phe nomenal young actor featured in "Rags to Riches." the Harry Rapf production sponsored by Warner Brothers which comes to the Washington theatre on Sunday for a run of 4 days as the leading attraction of the bill, has discov ered that acting for the silver screen is not a bed of roses, not the easy thing it is comonly supposed to be. In one of the scenes of "Rags to RlcheV Wes, in the role of Marmaduke Clarke, has to wield a full-sized axe and earn a breakfast by splitting wood for a farmer. Wesley faced the profTfct of wood chopping with perfect equimity, but when the axe or his arm proved helpless against the wood, the lad rebelled: T reckoned I was hired to act, not to chop this durn wood!" he angrily exclaimed. "Anybody kin do this sort of work;" And while he complained, the camera clicked and made this little episode a part of the picture. Rents in Berlin were until recently limited to 125 per cent more than the per-war figures; they have now gone up to S50 per cent of that amount. Prevent Baldness Baldness can be prevented easier than cured. Stop falling hair and dandruff by using Parisian Sage; best for the hair. It's inexpensive at A. G. Luken Drug Co. and money back if not satisfied. Advertisement. STREET Phone 3065

BREAD MAKING ART DEMONSTRATED BEFORE HOUSEWIVES OF CITY

Whether a family uses bakers or home-made bread, it is essential that every housewife know the most modern method of making a perfect loat of bread. She should o be able to recognise tne quaiuicauous wmv.u make the nerfect loaf. Miss White of the educational department of Washburn-Crosby company demonstrated to about 400 Richmond housewives Thursday the proper mixing of bread ingredients, the importance of temperature, the rising process and its effect on the dough, and the final baking. The resulting loaf of bread must have the following characteristics to be perfect: It must be attractive in appearance, evenly rounded on top with a smooth, unbroken, tender, golden brown crust The crumb should be slightly moist of a fine even texture, creamy white in color, with a satiny luster and the whole loaf should be delicious in flavor. Miss White used the five hour process in baking this bread, thus proving to the housewife that bread baking need "hot confine her to tne house for the entire day. - Gold Medal cinnamon rolls were made from the following recipe: pint milk, pint water, 1 cake compressed yeast 2 tablespoons sug ar, 1 level teaspoons salt 2 table spoons butter or lard, 1 sifted Gold Medal flour. Dissolve yeast and sugar in the milk; add the salt and then the short"DONT GET UP NIGHTS ANYMORE" Indlaaa Munfacfnrer Suffered with Bladder Trouble for Yeara. Undated Bnchn (Keller Formula) ' Made Him Well. No one need suffer the pain and an noyance of bladder trouble, petting1' up many times eacli nleht. u. . Melcner, Vevav. Ind.. manufacturer, savs: " took Lithiated Buchu (Keller formula) in Aoril and have been waitinsr until August to see if the good result were going- to be permanent. I am confident I am all O. K. In fact, I feel as well aa ever. Before I took Lithiated Buchu (Keller formula) I had to get up two to four times every hour at night and was bothered nearly as much in daytime. It got so bad I could not go. any place to-visiM5r work, for I had no control of . my 'madder. -1 all right now and have no trouhlet all. I will be glad to tell any sufferer' what Lithiated Buchu (Keller formula) did for me." Sufferers from bladder trouble will be surprised at the impurities passed after a few doses of Lithiated Buchu (Keller formula). These impurities cause the bladder trouble. This -is hot a patent medicine. The formula is printed on the package. It acts on tha kidneys and bladder similarly aa do Epsom Salts on the bowels. Try a jfew doses for frequent desire at night, ' scalding, scanty or high-colored urine. Lithiated Buchu tablets (Keller formula) is not a cheap medicine. They cost 8c each and contain several drugs which are useful for relief of this trouble. Learn all about Lithiated Buchu (Keller formula) at Dafler Drug Co., A. G. Luken Drug Co., Quigley Drug Stores, and drug stores everywhere, or write The Keller Laboratory, Mechanicsburg, O. Advertisement. Richmond TODAY PAULINE STARK and JACK LIVINGSTON in a smashing tale of the northwest "SILENT YEARS" , Also the big Jungle love tale "The Miracle of the Jungle" . Coming Saturday "THE NIGHT RIDERS" PALACE TODAY Big Boy William in the 'thrilling 5-act "WESTERN " FIREBRANDS" And for a big laugh A New Christie Comedy . Coming Sunday BOY STEWART In E E Van Loan's greatest story "The Sagebrush Trail" Starting Sunday WESLEY BARRY .-rsr ft in "RAGS TO RICHES" An intensely REAL and "warmly human story filled with romance, pathos and laughter.

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ening. Work this up untif you have a smooth dough, cover with bread towel, and allow to stand until very light; about three hours, according to temperature. Knead down gently, then allow to rise again for one hour. Dust the board with flour and roll out dough ten inches wide and one-fourth inch thick. Spread over with butter, brown sugar, cinnamon and currants. Roll dough as you would a Jelly roll, cut in pieces of one and one-half inches and set on end in pans, the bottoms ! of which have been covered with brown r anfl smaU leces of bufc one-fourth Inch deen.. When taken out of the oven, turn upside down on waxed paper and allow to stand one minute before removing from pan. The odor or cinnamon is due large ly to the presence of about 2 per cent of volatile oil containing cinnamic aldehyde. - Stubborn intlammaticns usually respond to Resinol Although Resinol Ointment fa primarily intended for the treatment of skin affections and the control of "ening, it has toch a strong healing action that it is highly and widely recommended as a dressing fa the most Stubborn boils, sores, wounds., etc. -Itbafld, (oathief ana 4m bo rincwtwaaPVaed- Mr that H fca aeaM aaicaty aai edr. itaat havo ntoaaa to ywia w 4 SaMfl Bicycle Tires, $2.00 Elmer S. Smith 1426 Main St. Phone 1806 TODAY and TOMORROW Rodolph Valentino in His Latest Picture 'THE YOUNG RAJAH' More Thrills Than "Blood and Sand" Coming Sunday WESLEY BARRY In "RAGS TO RICHES" "Better Come Early" Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra To Our Patrons: I hope erery vaudeville devotee in Richmond and vicinity will see this bill. We are making every effort to give you BIG-TIME ACTS, and I personally recommend this bill as 100 per cent high-class vaudeville. FRANK HOLLAND. Friday and Saturday Only Al. Shayne "The Singing Beauty, assisted by Frank Rosair. A comedian who is a standard ! headllner in all New York City big-time theatres. We predict him to be the biggest hit ever seen In local vaudeville. See Mr. Shayne and laugh as you never laughed before. Coley and Jaxon The Minstrel and the Maid." You have seen blackface comedians, but never one just like Mr. Coley. We venture another prediction you will "bring them back" many times before permitting them to retire. Follis Sisters & Company Two beautiful girls ina gorgeous scene and costume act, "The Snappy Flappers," assisted by a pianist. Late features of Ziegf eld's "Follies." Edwards and Edwards "A Morning in the Woods," an exhibition of marksmanship. Charles Murphy and Ben Turpin In "HOME TALENT" 6-reel Mack Sennett production Coming Sunday Mantell's Maxtnikins; Ann Francis; Ash and Franks; Dancing Kennedys.

MRS. CATT ILL IN BERLIN PARIS, Nov. 17. The French Union of Women Suffragists today received a telegram from Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, American feminist leader, who is

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Through an oversight error in Thursday evening Palladium. We wish to call your attention to the price of our Coat sale. Should have read $89.75, as it is impossible to produce Coats of materials quoted at the price of $39.75,

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STARTS HERE SUNDAY &0tUXC PROP RAMS ALWAYS WOl John Bowers and Richard Dix in the Cast