Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 298, 14 December 1922 — Page 16

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND, IND.,THURSDAY, DEC. 14, 1922.

INDIANA LEGISLATOR WANTS LAW CURBING DIVORCE PRIVILEGES

(By Associated Press) INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 14. Passage of a bill which will restrict the ease of securing divorces and another which "will "prevent certain centers of the ; state continuing to permit magistrates : marrying elopers from other states as

well as from Indiana," is favored by G. Remy Bierly of Elizabeth, a Democrat who will represent Crawford and .Harrison counties in the general assembly which meets next Jan. 4. ;- Rigid economy in all departments of government and a reduction of powers -of central commissions, along with - radical changes in the tax laws of the ftate also are favored by Mr. Bierly. ' He declared that, while he believes in ' retention of the direct primary, he thought a change in the date to early "in September would improve it. He Tsaid he would introduce a bill providing the changes he approves in the primary law. The measure "will lessen the time spent in campaigning," he declared. Would Abolish Superintendents 1 Representative Bierly also said that .he favored the introduction of a bill which would abolish county highway superintendents and place the duties in the hands of the boards of county 'commissioners. Other action the representative from Crawford and Harrison counties

' said he believes the next Indiana leg

islature should take include the fol

lowing:

Radical change in the absent voters'

law whereby only a very limited num ber can make use of the law.

Changing the law so that poll tax

can be collected where an individual

votes and there only.

- Submission of an amendment to the Federal constitution, or rather a reso

lution by the state of Indiana, calling .upon several states to aid in securing an amendment to the Federal consti

tution so that a congress elected in

November will meet the first Monday

of December following the election.

WIFE OF COMMANDER.

SUITS TO COLLECT

: FILED IN GREENVILLE

GREENVILLE, Ohio, Dec. 14. I. V. Parent has brought suit in common please court against Daisy V. Marker,

A. T. Marker and Martin B. Trainor

and George W. Sigafoos, administrators, to collect the sum of $1,300 and , six per cent interest from October 29, 1913. Also suit against Lydia Fritz and

Charles Reeder to collect tSe sum of

$255 and six per cent interest from March 29, 191S. The notes are secured by mortgage on premises.

W. S. Fitzgerald has brought suit in common pleas court against Florence .Fitzgerald, as executrix of the last will -&nd testament of F. J. Fitzgerald, deceased, for $127 and interest from September 4, 1921. . The case of Tom Fry. Virgil Dixon

end John Friends, indicted for having liquor in their possession, selling and delivering the same, whose trials were postponed from December 8 until December 14, have had their hearings postponed until Thursday, December PThe J. R. Watkins company, a cor"poration, vs. J. E. Curtis, Bert Crisler rend Elmer S. Hartzell. Money, amount claimed. $1,743.66 and interest from March 1, 1921.

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Z Joseph Klase vs. Ralph Heistand, .Paul V. Hiestand, Daisy V. Marker, Alva Boyer and Onda Baker. Money. amount claimed 570 and interest and .foreclosure of mortgage. .

MURRAY Lewis Alle Browne, author of "The Highest Law," the Selznick feature picture now playing at the Murray theatre, owes much of his dramatic skill to former newspaper work. "For the would-be scenario writer, Mr. Browne once stated in an address before young aspiring authors, "the newspaper office offers a splendid

foundation. Day by day the reporter must dramatize the ordinary happen

ings of everyday life, and inevitably he grows to instinctively pounce upon

the essential high lights of any situa

tion and serve it up in the form which

will interest and hold the attention of

his readers." ' " ' , ', Besides his work on the New York Sunday American, the Boston Journal

and Forum Magazine, Mr. Browne has

had considerable success as a play

wright for the stage. One of the big

gest successes in which he was co

author was "Please Get Married." It is as a writer of farce and humor that

Mr. Browne is best known, among the

stars for whom he has provided vehicles on the screen being Owen Moore, the Selznick comedian; Viola Dana, Mae Marsh and Marguerite

Clark. Mr. Browne's activities are now con

centrated entirely upon the preparation of screen material for the Selznick

studios and his past eperience com

bined with his ability for fitting the

personalities of the various players un

der contract with this organization is

proving a valuable asset.

: State

Wayne County Threshermen i To Elect Officers Dec. 16 CENTERVILLE. Ind., Dec. 14. An important meeting of the Wayne county thresherman's association will be held at the Wayne county courthouse Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, according to an announcement by Arthur McMahan, secretary of the association. The meeting will be held in the county agent's room. Officers will be elected for the coming year. All members are urged to be present. The Beaumont and Port Arthur ship channel in Texas has developed into one of the greatest waterways in the United States, both in value of exports and imports, as well as tonnage.

A STORY OF PARTS A city man, driving his automobile along a little-used country road, heard something rattle beneath his car, stopped, looked back and saw a bright metal object lying in the road a short distance behind. It was a plow-point, evidently lost by some farmer. It was fully half an hour before the next car came along, and its occupant, seeing the first man flat on his back under his vehicle by the roadside, stopped and asked what the trouble was. The city man emerged and held up the plow point. "This blooming thing dropped off my car," he said, "and I've been hunting for half an hour to find out where it belongs." From Everybody's Magazine.

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Richmond TODAY Thos. H. Ince's thrilling tale of love and adventure "LYING LIPS" A stirring romance that takes one from New York. City to the islands of the South Sea. With it the big jungle love story "The Miracle of the Jungle" and a good comedy.

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- PROPERLY REPROVED (From the Boston Transcript) A Southern preacher said to his congregation: "My bredren, when de fust man, Adam, was created, he was made . ob wet clay an' set agin de fireplace to dry." 7. Up rose a negro brother. "Den if Adam was de fust man, who made dat " fireplace, pahson?" ;r "Sit down, pah!" cried the preacher. I'Sich dog-gone questions as dat wouH ."upset any system ob theology."

MURRETTE Vegetables in all stages of growth from tiny blades of green to full grown plants were assembled for the filming of many of the scenes in "Nice People." William de Mille's latest Paramount Picture, which is being shown at the Murrette theatre. Several weeks before the production work started, a gardener was detailed to plant boxes full of various vegetable. Two weeks later anolher crop was planted and each succeeding fortnight this process was repeated. Thus, veg-

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The Musical Treat of the Season The Greatest Dance Orchestra Outside of New York This orchestra will give a concert from S:30 to 9:30 p. m. Price of single admission to the concert is $1.10. Those attending concert are' permitted to remain in their seats throughout the Semi Formal Dance which this orchestra will play for the local chapter Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity from 9:30 to 1:30. No one permitted to dance except those receiving invitations or by special permission from the box office. Couples attending concert holding invitations can dance for $2.20 extraAdmission to both dance and concert, $4.40 per couple. Tickets for Concert Now Selling by members and at Daflers, Violet Ray, O'Brien Cleaner, Ed. Wilson Cleaner, Romeys, Price's Confectionery and The Kandy Shop.

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D. W. Griffith's thrilling picturization of Paul Armstrong's great drama of N. Y. and the white slave traffic "The Escape" See these big scenes. Luring young girls to a life of crime, New York's great underworld, the big police raid, the . rescue and dozens of other big scenes. With a cast of . Richard Barthelmess.. Lillian Gish, Mae Marsh. A picture that will live forever in your memory.

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William deMi!!e x PRODUCTION Nice People WITH WALLACE REID, BEBE DANIELS, CONRAD NAGEL, JULIA PAYE A play that shows how a society jazz-crazed woman was made into a real woman worthy of a good man's love.

Also showing snappy comedy Lloyd Hamilton in "SPEEDERS"

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"Better Come Early" Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra Big Laughing Bill Thurs.-Fri.-Sat.- Only Corradinrs Animals Eight dogs, two monks and one pony presenting the fastes; animal act in vaudeville. This troupe of artists will supply plenty of laughs and thrills.

- . Sullivan & Meyers In "They Auto Know Better." They try to elope in a balky car and then their troubles begin. You have never seen quite as funny an act as this one. McDermott & Vincent In "You're Too Fresh." Another comedy act by a clever team. Hill & Quinelle "Fun in the Park". An unusual novelty offering The Highest Law Six reel feature of Ralph Ince as Abraham Lincoln during the Civil War. A drama revealing the tenderness of the heart of the great emancipator. COMING SUNDAY Current of Fun; Kelly and Pollack; Octavo; Page and Green t

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HOSIERY All wanted colors in Silk, Silk Lisle and Wool. Ackerman's Hosiery is noted for its splendid quality and nothing makes a better gift.

GLOVES Gloves are always an appreciated gift, and when chosen here you are certain of style and quality being right New styles in women's, misses' and children's at very modest prices.

Handkerchiefs Our Handkerchief counter is certainly a busy place. Dainty new Kerchiefs are shown for ladies', misses and little folks. And there are heaps of them for men.

WOOL SCARFS and Shawls Beautiful, fluffy, warm Wool Scarfs are shown in gay colorings and clever styles. They make Ideal and practicable gifts.

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CHILD'S UNDERWEAR We are featuring for practical gift buying good, warm Underwear for little folks. Then we are also showing, for the little folks Stockings, Sweaters, Fur Sets, Mittens and, of course, Dollies.

Towels and Towel Sets are always favored as gifts. Our stocks show many beautiful patterns in set and single pieces.

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