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FOLLY-"Whirl of Mirth.'

The attraction at the Folly Theater.
opening this afternoon, will be the
'.Whirl of Mirth," a musical comedy
presented by an organization of
comedians. singers and dancers. Bur-
lesQue is its dominating character
istic. One of it's big features is "The
Battle on the High Seas" by a Zep-
pelin, submarine. transport and a bat
tleship. Another is the Alabama Jazz
Band and Musical Jugg. l. NJ Vein
garden personally directed the staging
Of the production.
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and company will bring Mr.. Firms
blackface problem, "Bagpipe in the
Trenches; Burke and Toughey, come
as two clever gentlemen from ihe
County Clare: Stanley and Wilbur will
bring songs and acrobatics, and Sey-
mours Happy Family will entertain
the children. Two acts are yet to be
announced.
The added matinee feature will be
Charles Rays latest Paramount pic
ture. "45 Minutes From Broadway"
and the big comedy film will picture
Jimmy Aubrey. in The Decorator
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stage. Others include Edward Hill.
in his Hattie Creations; Ector and
Deua. with bits in harmony and mu-
sic; Ruth Rogers and the Laurel Four.
in musical satire along new lines;
THE Gypsy Trio" a whirlwin reVue
including dance specialties and Rus-
sian ballet effects.
A distinct novelty in motion picture
is promised in Henry Lehrman.s latest
comedy, "A Twilight Baby The au-
dience sees the twilight baby at
birth. it's evolution into manhood. and
it's tendency to turn bootiegger,
among other things.
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Coming Attractions.
"Shavings."

Those who have laughed and cried
over Joseph c. Lincoln's novel of Cape
Cod life. "Shavings.' will be interested
in the announcement that drama
tized version VIII be presented by
Henry w. Savage at the National
Theater Thanksgiving week.
'Shavings" was considered a unique
chara cter even in the Cape Cod set
tlement, where unique characters
were the rule rather than the excep-
ton.
The story is so simple and gen
uine that the audience forgets that
back, of the footlights lies the artifi-
ciality- of the stage.
Harry Reresford will be seen in the
title role, with Clara Moores. as Ruth
"A rns s trong
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Record Breakers.

Theatergoers are promised a week
of fun by Jack Reid ar his company.
The Record Breakers" at the Folly
Theater next week. in two musical
buliesques. The array of talent in
cludes Jack Reid. Viola Elliott, Joe
Perry. Ella Reid Gilbert, Bob Birard,
Carl Stevens, Josie West. Bert Hail,
Tim Healy. Pauline Hall. Bonham
iteil and Emily Keller and Jack
Reids magnetic chorus,
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..T ISSING TIME" the tuneful mu

N sical comedy, with William Nor
ris and Edith Taliaferro. continues to
play to capacity houses in New York
Its combination of fun. catchy music
and charming girls is proving as at
tractive as ever. The plot deals with
the insistence of sentimental Paris
ian banker. that each of his clerks
must be happily married before he can
win promotion. The banker gives each
year banquet, at which all the
clerks must present their wives. I'm
Fortunately, the clerks arc ayerse to
marriage, but they manage to hood
wink their employer by introducing
to him girls chosen for the occasion
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Hits and Bits"

Arthur Pearson's "Hits and Bits"
newcomer among burlesQue organiza-
tions, is scheduled for next week at
the Gayety. The principal members
Of the cast are sliding Billy" Wat
son.. Margie Coate. Jay c. Flippin.
Edna Knowles and Morrison and Harte
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"Mystic Violin Girls"

The unique headline feature of the
Cosmos, Theater bill next week ad-
mits of but little, more in the way
of description than to say it is AM
dree Poole and The Mystic Violin
Girls" because the attraction is
unique and therefore a. surprise in its
way. Advance notices praise it as
delightful entertainment. Arthur Finn
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"Honors Are Even. :"
"Temptation.

Next week. at 3. +. Keith's Theater.
the bill will be headed by Armand
KaIisz and company of fourteen play
ers in the allegorical playlet Temp
|tation." Sybil Vane. Miller and Mack.
Ben Smith and other current hits in
the vaudeville world will also appear.
Evening star., 1920-11-14

Once in a blue moon a musical at
traction obtains a particular place for
itself in theatrical history. This is
the case with Irene" the musical
sensation of New York and London,
which is coming to the shubert-Belas
CO the week beginning November 20.
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Alice Brady will tour in Anna As
cends." by Harry c. Ford. The author
is nephew of John T. Ford of Balti-
more.
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David BelaSco is to star Lionel At
we'll in an adaptation from the French
called "Deburau.
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Alexander Carr, who is playing The
Dreamer" in Chicago. will be seen in
New York next month.
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STRAND-Vaudeville.

At the Strand Theater, this week,
beginning Monday, Harry Hines. the
musical comedy and vaudeville star, a.
The F1ffy-eighth Variety in Humor-
Gus Comicalities." promises laugh
for every minute he occupies the
Evening star., 1920-11-14

Mrs Fiske is to appear in a new
play, called Wake Up. iona than by
Hatcher Hughes and Elmer Rice, au
thor of ON Trial.
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Mary Nash is to appear under the
management of W. A. Brady in Thy
Name Is Woman" by Carl schooner
and Benjamin Glazer. instead of The
Catspaw" The latter title. it has
been learned. had been used for
novel.
Max MARGIN. producer of Three
Live Ghosts expects TO produce the
comedy in England next season. with
Charles McNaughton in his Original
role.
Caroline Kohl. who is playing in
Bright Angels" is a daughter Of the
late Charles Kohl of the theatrical
firm of Kohl & Castle of Chicago.
Archie SeIwyn. who is building two
theaters in Chicago. announces that
one will be named the Cowl. in honor
of Jane Cowl. and the other the Sell
wyn, for himself.
Fritz Leiber will make his debut
as Shakespearean star in New York,
December 81. He has signed strong
supporting company.
Raymond HubbelI wrote the inter-
polated music for George v. Hobart's
Sonny" which the Selwyns will pre-
sent soon in New York.
Frances Cameron has been engaged
by Ray ComStock and Morris GeSt to
play one of the leading roles in AT
gar" the musical extravaganZa from
London, in which Alice Delysia Will
appear as the star.
A. H. Woods will soon present The
Rivers End" a dramatfZatfon of
James Oliver Curwood's novel. Lowell
Sherman will be the featured player
in the melodrama. which has been
adapted directly from the novel and
not from the motion picture of the
same name.
Harry Wagst4H Gribble, whose
'The Outrageous Mrs. Palmer" is now
running in New York. has had another
play accepted by the Shuberts.
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In the Spotlight.

= =. HUNTLEY is i'll and Laurence
Grossmith has taken his place in
| "Hitchy-Koo.
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sThe Ruined Lady"

Grace. George, the distinguished ac-
tress. comes to the Shubert Bcia SEQ
Theater nksgiving week in The
Ruined Lady" The play was writ
ten by Frances Nordstrom-herselt a
we'll known actress.
1t is u society comedy. laid in Long
Island: y. Y. The heroine, Anne
Mor,imcr. is twenty-nine, has been
engaged for some years and wants 10
get married. How she brings about
the desired event is said to be told
charminsly.
In the cast are John Miltern. Jane
Corcoran, Grace Heyer. John Oilver.
Francesca Rotoli, Violet DeBleary
Alice Endres, Ralph Glover. Neil
hamilton and John Gray.
"Honors Are Even"
Monday, November %. 'Honors Are
Even" a new comedy by Roi Cooper
Megrue, author Of '"rea for Three" is
announced for it's premier at the Shu-
bert-Garrick Theater. Starred in the
cast are William Courtenay and Lola
six scenes and is said to surpaSs in
brilliancy of dialogue and delightful
humor its famous predecessor. Tea
for Three" The production is under
direction OF the Selwyns, who expect
to bring it into New York for a run
after week here and week in
Baltimore The supporting company
includes Gordon Johnston. Horace Sim
clair, Boots Wooster, Paul Kelly,
Horace Pollock. Ethel Strickland and
others. The stage settings. claimed
to be particularly unique. are from
Bergman.
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} GARR1CK-'The Young Visiters.

William A. Brady will present 'sfhe
Young vlsiters" ~ the Shubert Gar
o7ck Theater this week, beginning
Evening star., 1920-11-14

Max MARGIN. producer of Three
Live Ghosts expects TO produce the
comedy in England next season. with
Charles McNaughton in his Original
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now entering on its twenty
first season. the ninth undci
the direction of Leopold Sio-
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Harry WagstaH Gribble. whose
'The Outrageous Mrs. Palmer" is now
running in New York. has had another
play accepted by the Shuberts.
Evening star., 1920-11-14

Caroline Kohl. who is playing in
Bright Angels" is a daughter OF the
late Charles Kohl of the theatrical
firm of Kohl & Castle of Chicago.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-09
Easy to Darker
Your Gray Hair
You Can Bring Back Color and
Lustre with Sage Tea
and Sulphur.

When you darken your hair with
Sage Tea and Sulphur. no one can
tell, because it's done so naturally, so
evenly. Preparing this mixture,
though, at home, is mussy and trouble
some. At little cost you can buy at
any drug store the ready-to-use prep
aration. improved by the addition of
other ingredients, called "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" You
just dampen sponge or soft brush
with il and draw this through your
hair, taking ono small strand at a
time. By morning all gray hair dis
appears and. after another application
or two. your hair becomes beautifully
darkcnCd glossy and luXuriant.
Gray. faded hair, though no disgrace.
is a sign of old age. and as we all
desire youthful and attractive ap-
pnarance. get busy at once with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
and look years younger.
Advertisement
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-09
Teach School Children
Ho,u to Preserve Fruit

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-The art
of making Philadelphia scrapple, chow
chow, chilli sauce and of preserving
fruit is now taught here in the public
schools.
Instructors in the domestic science
department have asked pupils to bring
part of their mothers canning and pre-
serving utensils to school. The young
sters are being taught the best meth
DDS of preserving.
Other innovations introduced in the
local schools in an effort to train girls
for homemaking are:
Little Mothers Glasses, under super
vision of the Child Federation.
Grocery stores in some schools to
teach arithmetic and economy in buy
ing.
Millinery and dressmaking in the
Girls Trade school
School cafeterias with domestic sci
ence classes.
In the Little Mothers Glasses the
pupils when they cannot borrow real
baby from one of the mothers i'm the
neighborhood, practice on dolls as
large as an average infant. They are
taught how to wash and dress the
baby and instructed in health rules
for its care. Many of the small pupils
in the congested districts of the city
bring their own wards for the class to
mother"
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Irish Hunger Strikers
In Precmious Plight
(Bv Associated Press)

CORK. Nov 9.-Reports from the
Cork Jail today described the condi-
tons of the nine remaining Irish hun
ger strikers there us precarious. AL
though this was the ninetieth day of
their strike the emaciated prisoners
were declared to be still determined
to refuse food, There were originally
eleven of the Cork hunger strikers, but
one of them, Michael Fitzgerald, died
Oct. II, and another, Joseph Murphy.
on Oct. %, within a few hours of the
death of Lord Mayor MacSwiney Of
Cork in the Brixton prison on the sew.
enty-third day of his hunger strike.
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Special interurban cars will carry tho
committee and several hundred citi-
zens to Terre Haute and vicinity who
will participate in the homecoming
celebration.
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REINFORCEMENT IS
TASK FOR ASSEMBLY
AT JANUARY SESSION

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 9.-Reappor-
tonment of the ninetytwo counties
of the state will be. one Of the big
tasks facing the approaching session
Of the General Assembly, which con-
venes next January.
Under the provisions Of the state
constitution, the 100 members OF the
House land the fifty members Of the
Senate are distributed among the
counties every six years on the basis
Of the number Of male voters. A con-
stitntional amendment will be intro
Guced including women voters in the
enumeration. The apportionment made
at this session of the legislature will
be on the basis of an enumeration OF
voters made in 1919.
Figures showing the fractional num-
Der of representatives and senators
each county will be entitled to under
the new distribution have been pre-
pared by Charles Marlborough, direc-
tor of the legislative reference bureau,
for use in the state auditors office.
Counties having less than the required
number of voters are also entitled to
joint representation for fractional
numbers of voters over their full rep
resentation
Marion Gains Representative.
Under the new apportionment, Mar
ion county will gain one represent
alive, increasing the county deiega-
ton from ten to eleven. 1t is possible,
also, that Marion county will have a
joint representative with some other
county. Lake county will have one
more representative, making the coun-
" delegation in the lower House five
instead of four. Lake county also has
a Joint representative now and il is
exnected that this additional represen-
tation will be held by the county.
Marion county will probably not gain
another senator. the present senator
ial representation of four senators and
enc Joint senator appearing likely OF
continuation under the new appOrtion-
ment.
ST. Joseph county made big gain.
but whether the figures Will entitle the
county 10 larger representation prob
ably will depend on the action Of the
Legislature. Other counties showing
big gains are Madison, VigO and
Howard These counties may receive
additional Joint representation in the
new allotment.
Six counties nnpcar likely to lose
entatives-Clinton, Grant. Kosci
usko, Lawrence. Randolph and Shelby
Substantial decreases are recorded in
these counties and present full repre-
snntet ton NAV he reduced 10 Joint rep
reservation with neiehboring counties
Nav Fioht Annortiornent
Tho rnapportionment urdoubtedly
will be the centnr Of big fight in the
LEGISLATURE. The loss Of renresenta
ton in the General Assembly is re-
cardod as p severe blow to 'home
pride" ard efforts will he made ivy the
backward counties to shift the losses
70 Other districts Of the state. it is
believed. Special committees on the
arnortionment will handle the question
for both branches of the legislature.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-09
Proclamation is Issued
For Armistice Day Event

The celebration of Armistice Day on
Thursday OF this week should be an
occasion which should call to the mind
Of all the fact Of the return of peace
to the world.
All exercises on that day should be
In keeping with this great event and
should be day Of profound thankful
ness for the end of the great world
war, for the beginning of peace and
for the reign OF law and order.
Reports have come of the prepare
ton for selling liquor, and it has been
said that liquor has already been
stored for that purpose. On former
occasions the law has been violated
and because of this the streets have
been made unsafe. 1t is the determin.
alton OF the city administration to Sc.
cure law observance and to preserve
safety on Armistice Day.
l. therefore, w. w. Zimmerman
Mayor of the City of Richmond. desire
it to be known that all offenders will
be punished to the fullest extent of
the law and that every effort possible
Will be made to provide an occasion
In keeping with the high and lofty
purposes Of Armistice Day.
And whereas, Armistice Day is in
commemoration of the signing OF
papers for worlds peace, therefore. |
would request, as mayor of Richmond.
that all people join in the rejoicing:
also that all business houses, factor
les, firms and corporations SUSPEND
business between the hours of 10
and 6.
W. w. ZIMMERMAN.
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U. S. ASKS EARLY REVIEW
OF VICTOR BERGER CASE
WASHINGTON Nov 9.-Tho gov
eminent Monday requested the ST.
rrnme court to advance for early hear.
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TERRE HAUTE PREPARES
TO WELCOME WILL HAYS.
1By Associated Pressl

tBy Associated PresS)
TERRE HAUTE, Nov. 9.-Republi-
cans and Democrats united Sunday ip
arranging an informal reception to
Will H. Hays. Republican national
chairman, when he arrives in Terre
Haute at noon Tuesday, on his way
to his home town, Sullivan. where a
homecoming celebration has been
planned. John, L. Crawford, who rep
resented the Fifth Indiana district in
the Republican national convention,
is chairman of the committee which
will accompany Mr.. Mays to Sullivan.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-09
Wayne Purdue Students
Subscribe to Memorial

Wayne county students ofsPurdue
university have been the first county
rro"n to subscribe 100 percent to the
Purdue union endowment for stu
cent warm emorial building. The Pur-
d'le union has been organized at Pur-
due university to secure student
building which will be ~. adequate
r'eonorial to the 1000 men and women
CT Purdue who served their county in
the World war The building is TO be
eQuinned with recrnative and social
facilities and will supply the need of
the university for a proper headQuar-
ters for returning alumni.
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CANNERIES FOUND GUILTY
OF MISBRANDiNG BEANS

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Nov. 9.-The
Van Camp, Morgan, Indiana and a
number of other canning companies
We're found guilty of misbranding ilu.
ported red kidney beans by jury in
federal court here Monday The
case is the first of many instigated
by the government against several
scores of canning companies of the
United States. In the case here, it
was said that 80 per cent of the beans
labeled as native red kidney beans
are imported.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-09
RISKS LIFE FOR CLOTHES.

PLYMOUTH, Eng, Nov. 9.-Boat-
swain Butcher of West Virginia was
saved recently when the French sail
ing vessel Yvonne, from Jamaica for
Havre. was wrecked off the Plymouth
breakwater.
Fearing to lose his best suit of
clothes, Butcher changed before leay.
ing the wreck, declaring if he reached
shore he wanted them, and if drowned
it didn't matter.
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ing the case of Victor Berger, con.
victed of having violated the espion.
age act
waS denied a seat, once before and
once since his conviction. Solicitor
General Ericsson, who filed the molten
to advance, said it was of great i'm
portance that the government have an
early ruling for the guidance of dis
trict judges in similar cases.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-09
Have a Clear,
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the Complexion of Pimp!es and
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All girls realize that today we are
living in an age of beauty. A clean,
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Eldorado Man Injuries Hand
In Corn Shredder Accident

ELDORADO, O., Nov. 9.-Clive Spit
Ter of this vicinity. lost four fingers
of his left hand as the result Of an
accident Saturday evening Splitter
was running a corn shredder on the
farm owned by Albert Wehrley; south
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OF town. The machine had choked and
he endeavored to remedy the trouble
by poking the fodder with a corn
stalk. The husking rolls caught his
glove, drawing his hand into the
machine.
He was taken to the Reid hospital,
where his hand was found to be so
badly mangled that the fingers were
amputated
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