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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-04

mo MAN LIVING, I think, knows
more about women than l do, and I
know nothing" SEE Mr.. Chas. A.
c. & o. B. Brummell Blair.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-04

PUT NOT your trust in kings
unless you hold four of Them" seq
Mr.. A. Howard Hudson Super-Six,
Elks Club, Rice.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-04

THE D. & s. DRUG co. Is the
exclusive PensIar store In Rich
mond. A remedy for every ILL.,
the formula on the label protects
you; ask your doctor. D. e. S.
Phone 1904.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-04

"a. CONAN DOYLE of 'weegee'
board fame may be wrong in prom
Using that there will be Sheer Beer
or Hardly Beer and White Mule in
Heaven-but it's a safe bet that
there'll be none in the other place."
SEE John-Times is easy with me-
Shroyer. HAVANAother.
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26
Sorority Girls Hold
Theta Field Meet

An original Theta field meet was the
feature Of the alumni party OF Kappa
Alpha Theta, which was held today at
the home Of Miss Ruth Ralston, west Of
Michigan road, in honor of local Thetas
who have recently graduated from col
lege
The party assembled at the Ralston
woods at l o'clock when lunch was
Served, picnic fashion.
Following the eats" Miss Frieda Stein
man gave several voice numbers.
Informal musical offerings were pre-
ganizatlon and frat" songs we're sung
by the senior girls, echoed by the alum
nj faction.
The recent graduates who will be the
new members Of the local alumni chap
ter include Miss Helen Lesh, from De
Pauw: Miss Louis wills, Miss Julia Tute-
wiler and Miss Lorena Ray. from Indi-
ana university: Miss Genevieve Downs,
Miss Louise Stewart and Miss Florence
Coryea Of Butler, and Miss Sarah Ashby,
who has Just received her masters degree
from Wisconsin.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. George scribDer, Of San Francisco.
president Of the TAeta alumni Of that
city, snd Mrs. Kensdy, who is the chief
executive Of the 81. Louis association Of
Kappa Alphs Theta.
Mrs J. T. Wheeler. president Of the
local club. WIS IN charge Of general ar
rnngcments. assisted by Mrs. A. ~ HltE.
chairman 81 the program committee.
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26
DOUG FAIRBANKS IN
"THE NIOLLFCODDLE." ]"

Doug has his fghtin' clothes on again.
That is the big smash Of The Molly
codeie" is a tight in which Fairbanks is
said to- fight harder than in any other
picture.
TIE picture starts with Doug as a
member of yachting party and every
body thinks that he IS a moIlyeoddle. but
the owner cf the boat thinks that Doug
Is 2 secret service man.
The owner has the right to he alarmed,
as he is really a smuggler. and so he
finds it 10 his advantage to have Doug
caught ia fish ne and tossed over
among the fish.
Doug, of course, has rotten time of
ft, but as soon as a beautiful girl comes
in on the scene tno, not in the fish nett
Doug has a romantic and thrilling time
Of it
The girl turns out to be the spy and
when she is held a captive by the Snug
gler, Doug rescues her from "A desert
caravan by making a flying jump from a
cliff to a tree.
Ruth Reniek is the new leading woman
fer Doug n this movie.
From all reports this picture looks like
the real thing.
Opens Spnday at the Circle for a
weeks engagement
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26
DOUG'S LATEST
AND TREASURE
ISLAND TO VIE
New Screen Program Also to
Present Entirely Different
Kind of Divorce.
CODY IN LOVE SCENES

Pirates, hidden treasures, clever
crooks, the antics of Doug Fairbanks,
the love making of lew Cody, the
simplicity as well as the charm OF
Hope Hampton and 4 new kind of a
divorce, viii figure in the movie Of
ferings for next week.
Indianapolis has been anxiously wait
ing for a chance to see Doug Fairbanks
ia The MoilycOddle' and the oppor-
tunity win be given next week.
The children viii have 4 chance to see
Jim Hawkins, Bill Bones and the Black
Dog. those three great characters in
Stevenson's Treasure Island"
new kind of divorce, called 1.-THE
Invisible Divorce will be one OF the
novelties Of the week.
Those who admired "Alias Jimmy Val
en.ine' on the stage will be given 4
chance to zee the movie version with
Bert Lytel.
Lew, Co.F will demonstrate some OF
his ffty-Seven different Ways to make
love in "The Butterfly Man"
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26
MeetinQS

The Robert Anderson Women's Relief
Corps No. A win give tea at the home
OF Miss Mabel Bloomberg, 1910 Spruce
street, Tuesday afternoon.
Ladies Of ST. GATHERINGS parish will
>glve card party tomorrow night in
ST. GATHERINGS hail.
The Children's Division Workers
Union will hold its next meeting at the
Meridian Street NJ. f. church Monday
night Mrs. Herbert NJ. Glossbrenner
will be in charge of the meeting.
Ladies of the auxiliary to the South
Side Turner's Will give card party to-
morrow night in the Turner's hall.
The board OF directors, the organiza-
ton committee and the membership COM
mlttee of the League Of Women Voters
will meet Monday afternoon at PA Cham
Der of Commerce, to plan for the mem
bership campaign soon to be conduct
ed by the members. Mrs. E. ]. Hecker
will preside.
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26

II you had $4,000 would you he wnl-
ing to put at least half OF that amount
in a New York production of The Storm
Birdf"
That question was put 10 me after
seeing the frst presentation OF this new
play by the Walker Players at the Murat
this week
Mr.. Walker seems To think that he has
a play in The Storm Bird" which could
weather the New York climatic condi-
tions
In behalf Of 'The Storm Bird" Il can
be said that II has at least four we'll
developed characters as well as an aeun-
dance OF plausible mystery.
In this country We do not have the
aristocracy. but we never fail to get a
laugh whom the high born gentlemen
are the point OF a Joke.
or course. the play in metropolitan
form would have to he ultra English.
English talk. English house and even n
John Bull storm.
Above all The Storm Bird" has some
very human characters and love theme
which can not so wrong.
And we think when LRel Davis and
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26
~ "a sSS

Thomas Kelly get their English accent
down pat. these two should have the
brother and sister role IN the New York
production il Mr. Walker should put
Il on.
II looks like reasonably safe bet.
II 4.
While attending the Rotary convention
in Atlantic City this week Nelson Traw-
bridge OF the Murat had time to see a
number Of the New York shows which
win be seen OF the Murat this winter.
IL II RI
There IS no reason why Mile. Theo
Hewes and her nimble dancers should not
make indianapolis known as a classic
dance center during her Canadian vaude-
VILE tour. just as Ruth st. Denis proved
that the climate OF California possessed
an artistic stimuiant.
-i-
Clifton Crawford, seen here last sea
son in "My Lady Friends after sud
denly leaving the cast ot the show In
New York city, went TO London and
mystsriously fell from the window OF his
room. causing BIS death. Cause not
known, but attributed to sleep walking.
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26
Motorists in Favor
of Tax Law Revision

A repeal Of that part Of the state tax
law which provides for the approval by
the state tax board Of county and town
ship road bonds, by the legislature. 10
the proposed special session. will be IA
vored by the Hoosier State Automobile
association, according to A. s. Lupton.
president, and NJ. F.. Neblett, secretary.
The statement was made by the two
men after recent conferences with mem
bers ove- the entire state.
Recommendation will be made by the
association that an appeal by petition
from any county or township TO the state
tax board should be provided IN order
that proposed road bonds issued in any
community may be stopped IL the state
tax board considers the proposed project
IS not for the best interests of the com
munity to be taxed for the improvement.
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26
Service Men, Look
Out for ImpOstOr!

The various department headquarters
Of the American legion have received i
bulletin warning ex-serviee persons
against being duped by a man reported
to be collecting funds under the pretext
of conducting an individual campaign
for the American legion.
The bulletin is being issued TO every
department headquarters in the United
States
The action followed a report to Lem
uel Bolles. national adjutant, from W,
l.. Price Of Richmond, sdjutant Of the
department in Virginia. that the impos-
tor had defrauded many veterans Ia
Norfolk. Va, and forged the name OF
the finance officer Of q legion post il
Norfolk TO checks.
The man is said to be known as Jack
Harrison, but also uses the. names Of
Harris. johnson and Thomas
He Is described as i've feet nine inches
tell, weighing 1e5 pounds and wearing
green suit and straw hat.
The Norfolk authorities hold warrants
for his arrest, according to Mr.. Prices
report to the national headquarters.
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26
Music Notes

Selections from "Traviata," "Chanson
Joyeuse" (Ravfna) and "Follies OF 1920
will be featured in the Rainbow room of
the Seyerin hotel Sunday night by the
Orloff trio, which consists of Miss Jean
Orloff. violinist; Miss Genevieve Hughel,
cellist, and Mrs. Clarence Coffin, pianist.
Students of William Elwyn Jones Of
the South Branch of the Indiana College
OF Music and Pine Arts, Will give re-
cital Thursday night at the South Branch
building 121S Prospect street.
The miscellaneous program to be given
at the Columbia club Sunday night by
Miss Jessamine Barkley. soprano; Paul
Oren, saxophonist, and Miss Cyrilla
Humes, pianist and director, will include
violin numbers. Spanish Serenade"
fBohml. "Elegy''- lYoqferof) IL Etin-
cellen tPapinD. and so&s, THE JOY Of
Spring CWoodf.an), 9" Winds in the
Soush3 (gestt), and 9 Asemble selec-
tion, 1rene, I
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26
Y. w. G. 4. Notes

Informal good times and interesting
discussions have characterized the first
three meetings of the summer reading
class conducted by Miss Alice Newman,
educational director OF the Y. w. c. A.
At the next meeting, Friday night,
July .. at Fairview park, the study Of
Van Dykes Blue Flower will be com
pleted.
The girls will take their suppers with
them as usual.
Miss Newman leaves for her vacation
on kly $, so there will be no more meet
ings OF the class until Aug. (.
A discussion Of "Undertow," by Kath-
Ieen Norris, will be taken up at that
meeting.
As there is no tuition fee this class may
be entered at any time.
The members Of the Know Your City
Class. will go to Garfield park next
Tuesday night.
All who wish may meet at the y. W
c. l. at $3.50 or join the class at the sunk
en- gardens in the park.
A representative from the city park
board will be present to give talk on
landscape gardening.
Miss Kathleen Lowrie. physical direc-
tor OF the association for the last two
years. Will leave Tuesday, June 20, for
her home in Seville, o.
Miss Lowrie viii not return I'm the fall.
having accepted the position of physical
director IN the. Ashtabula co. High
school.
Miss Beulah House, girls work secre-
tary, returned from a trip through the
east Thursday.
She left the city again yesterday morn
ing with a group of high scohOl girls
for the Y. W. c. A. conference at Dewey
lake. Dowagiac, Mich.
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26

The vaudeville portion OF the new oii
VIII include the following acts:
Ella La Vail. an aeriallst.
Petty Reat and brothers In noVe!ty
musical act in which they play upoH
many different Instruments. Including
number OF empty bottles
Meryl Princes Girls, girl singing
comedy quartet
Robb and Hollis viii o;7er a comedy
skit called "A Shi.: and q Skirt"
The Parker Trio viii show how grand
opera Is not to be sung.
Getting An Earful'' IS the title of tho
one-sct playlet that will be the Goa
tribution Of Ellsworth Lindon and com
pkny.
The scene Of the comedy Is laid in |
doctors office and the company con
sists Of three persons.
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26
PIRATE SNIP AGAIN
SAILS THE DEEP SEA.

The HispanioIa. the vessel in which
the stoat-hearted treasure seekers in
Stevenson's Treasure Island" sailed the
unin aud fcgght pirates and mutineers,
lives in Maurice TourDeur's film version
Of the story which viii be at English s
all next week
For many weeks before the making of
the picture, Mr Tourneur sought for a
replica OF the treasure ship. Finally a
barkentine called the Fremont. long
since abandoned as unssaworthy. was
located and arrangements made with the
owner to make repairs and use s.
Mr. Tourneur equipped it with all the
gear Of the pirate days. filed its decks
with swarthy turbsued buccaneers. and
rechristened il Hispanola for its cruise
in front Of the clicking picture camera.
Treasure Island" has been given an
elaborate production as a photoplay
Shirley Mason is seen as Jim Hawkins.
Lon Clancy is Pew and Merry. and
Charles OgIe gives an excellent perform
ance as Long John Silver.
II is 4 Paramount Aircraft picture.
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26
CRESCENT CITY JAZZ
BAND BOOKED AT KEITH's.

Johnny MuldOon, Lew Rose and Pearl
Franklyn. assisted by the Crescent City
Jazz Band in "A Bevelry Of Song, Dance
and Music" viii be the feature Of 3. F.
Keiths bill next week.
This act IS a combination Of dancing
and singing.
Among the others on the bill will he
Tommy Hayden and Carmen Ercelle
who are well known as character com
edian and prima donna yiolinist, re-
spectively.
Hayden impersOnates an Engiishman
at his first game of baseball.
Barry Mccormick. known as Ireland's
representative entertainer, and whose
last appearance here was two years ago
again viii be within our midst.
Beatrix Doane, prima donna, will Of
fer a variety OF operate aad popular
songs.
Nestor and Vincent and Page and
Green, two teams of original chaps, viii
offer some hand balancing stunts, SONS
Juggling and eccentric athletic work.
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26

AT ADFifht III A :
Ing I'D Father.
has stepped from
the printed page
on to the movie
screen st the
Lyric next week
IigEs Is the
brain child OF the
famous cartoonist
George McAIanus,
and his trials and
tribulations ar
pear daily IN The
Times.
] JiggS Will oe
impersonated by
Johuny Ray In
the movie antics
OF the cartoon
hero.
This will be the
first showing OF
the 'Brin ging Up
Father Cartoons
IN thfg city
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26

who hrs been un-
Justly sentenced TO
Sing Sing and then
escapes
On escaping, he
con ceais himself
IN the boudoir of q
pretty society wom-
an and the pretty
" o n an suggests
that the handsome
stranger impersO-
nate a guest at her
home.
This he does and
Immediately falls in
love with the girl.
He is about to be
captured once or
twice, but love and
justice wins oct.
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26

Pockets, q western
story. which opens
Sunday at the Re
gent.
Miss Macdonald
has the role Of an
eastern girl who
goes west and set
ties on n ranch with
her brother. The
brother is killed by
a gang of cattle
thieves snd she de-
termines 10 have
revenge. The story
is dramatic in ma p
ture. The bill win
include Snub Pollard
in "AlI in a Day"
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26

Camille ~ the w
kon." a story Of the
north. IN which ns
ture and man plays
en- important part.
will be the feature
next week At the
RiRlto.
The movie is ma de
from Larry Evans
story, The Silent
Lie"
The vaudeville por-
ton OK the bin viii
Include La viva.
billed as a classic
IN life Murphy and
Klein. in songs; ; Ned
Meiroy, C o N edian
the Three Lees, jug
lers. and Nalo Duo,
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26

James Forbes, tue
n u { or OF "Tht
Chorus Lady" and
"The raw | ing
Salesman" as next
weeks bill, open
opening NJ o n d a J
night.
Enel Davis, who
did 90 splendidly
In "The storm
Bird" Will have her
first leading rolt
Of the senson In
THE Show Shop
The cast will In
clude Mckay Nor.
ris,, George Som
nes, Aldrich Bow.
ker. Elizabeth Pat,
SON, Ju dit /
j. o W T '. ] o b 4
Wray, Elliott Nu-
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26
Fall Ruptures Blood
Vessel, Causing Death

KOKOMO. Ind, June 26.--Over-
come by illness, Mrs. Anna Kelly, AZ,
wife of Ora Kelly. fell from an open
buggy, drawn by the family pony,
while in North Webster street Fri
day evening, dying Of ruptured
blood vessel an hour later,
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26

i'm "A Modern 81
lone I'm tms
country.
Miss He uplon
was educated In
Dallas. Tex. ard
81 r private
school in New
Orleans. He-
height Is dvc
feet three inches
and weighs IFS
pounds. She bs s
auburn hair and
dark blue eyes.
Miss Hamp
toms movie. 4
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26
ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE
BOOKED AT THE COLONIAL.

When Alias Jimmy Valentine" was
presented on the stage it was hailed as a
good crook play.
1t has now been put in the movies with
Bert Lytell and Viola Dale in the cast.
Paul Armstrong wrote the play, which
~as based on a story by the late o.
Henry.
Jimmy Valentine, an expert safe
cracker. is in Sing Sing serving a SEN
tenee and has earned the disrespect of
the warden by posing as q gentleman.
Jimmy IS finally released through the
influence Of girl and Immediately on
his release, Valentine is trailed by a
detective.
Jimmy makes a big sacrifice in the
punch scene Of the play and practically
opens prison doors for himself again. but
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26
CODY has 81 WAYS
TO MAKE LOVE IN MOVIES.

Lew Cody is the man who Is said TO
have fifty seven varieties of making love.
He displays them in his latest movie,
'sThe Butterfly Man"
The movie was made from the novel
Of the same name by George Barr Nc
Cuteheon and IS a satirical story of
American ultra fashionable life.
Cody has the role OF Sedgwick Blynn,
Who is petted by the leisure loving WON
en- of his set
The picture is said to point to a moral
that it doesn't pay to be a lounge
lizard" whether it be in a Gay White
Way cabaret or in those exclusive circles
known as the -Four Hundred"
Prominent i3 the cast are Louise
Lovely, Lille Leslie. Rosemary Theby,
Martha Mattox and others.
1t is, a Robertson Cole special IN six
reels
May be seen at the Ohio all next week.
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26
MOVIE TAKES SLAP
AT THE DIVO8CE EVIL.


The attraction at the Alhambra for the
first four days of next week, starting
tomorrow. will be slap at the divorce
evil in the photodrama, THE Invisible
Divorce"
The film was made from the story Of
the same name written by Leila Burton
Wells
It tells how the evil Of divorce spreads
TO the family Of J. B. Ryder, a business
man, how he and his young wife become
estranged through its medium and how
they nre finally reunited through the
aid Of loving friends.
Heading the cast interpreting the va
rious roles are Walter MacGrail, a screen
player who has appeared in many sue
cesses, and Leatrice Joy. a young movie
actress, who is seen as the erring wife
Others are Grace Darmond. Walter NIL
Ter and Tom Bates
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26
LAEL DAVIS TO
TAKE LEADING
ROLE AT MURAT
Jiggs, Times Cartoon FavOrite,
to Cut Antics at Lyric
Theater.
GOOD VAUDEVILLE BILLS

Success is rewarded.
The elevation OF Lael Davis to the
leading role in Stuart Walkers, pro-
duction of "The Show Shop" is the
good news OF the day
The Lyric announces that next week a
movie version Of the cartoons, Bring
ing Up Father" which appear daily in
The Indiana Daily Times, will be fea-
turcd.
Interesting vaudeville bills are an
aounced by Keith's, the Broadway and
the Rialto for next week
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26

ton. comedian: Olive and Mack. IN "oh.
ClerS~"; Murray and Lane. In "Hubby's
Holiday: James and Jessie Burns. in
Something New on the Wire. aud i
Mutt and JeT movie comedy.
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26
HOPE HAMPTON

There Is young miss now IN the NOV
les who has "a good chance or being 4
very popular screen player.
Hone Hampton is her name and -ie
Is creating quite a favora bic impressi7n
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26
STORY OF

gent and Robert McGroarty.
J. Il IL
STORY OF
THE SHOW SHOP"
The play deals with the affairs OF a
Mrs. Dean, a typical stage-mother. whose
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26

sole ambition is 10 sec her daughter
Bettlna starred IN = Broadway show.
Just as the daughter seems about 70
achieve that goal she falls in love with
Jerry Belden. a wealthy young man
about town. and decides the stage is
empty comps red to love IN 3 cottage.
There is nothing FOR Jerry to do. since
Mrs. Dean will not relent. but tn Join
BettinAs troupe In order that he may be
near her.
when the play IN which they are barn
storniug fails. Jerry. hoping to fore
stall mothers ambitions. picks the wors;
successor he can hnd. gets himself en-
gagged for leading man. and steers the
production direct 10 Broadway.
lie feels sure the play will be so colos-
sal failure that tho mother will at last
allow him TO marry Bettlna.
However. It doesn't work out that way,
for the play turns out 10 be big hit
But as you may suspect, Jerry fnds n
way 10 gain his ends, and Bettina'r
mother is reconclled.
+ IL =
THE BROADWAY.
The Three white Kuhns. singing trio,
will headline next weeks bill at the
Broadway.
They will sing their own songs.N
The remainder OF the bin viii include
Beatie and Blome. dancers; Benny Bar
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26
THE REGENT.

Louis Bennisop and Katherine Mae
Donald have the leading roles in High
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26

love plays an important part in the end
ing of the story.
The bin includes Snub Pollard IN amy
old Post
OPENS sunday at the Colonial.
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26
TIRE RIALTo.

81 600 FIRE AT LAUNDRY.
An overheated steam pipe started n
fire Mt the Crown Laundry. 200l East
Washington street, today. The loss is
estimated at $1,000
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26
SIGGS TO STEP S-
On TO MOVIE SCREEN.

Jiggs Mahoney. who has deltshte
every reader Of The Tines In the dsil
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26
WALKER PLAYERS
IN THE SHOW SHOP"

The stuart Walker players will pre-
sent The Show Shop" a farce hl
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26
MOVIE IDOL PLAYS
HERO ROLE IN mo. 90"

J. Warren Rerrigan. a regular matinee
idol, viii be featured In "No. 90" at the
Isis the first. half Of next week.
kerrigan Is seen as Arthur Penryn.
Indiana daily times., 1920-06-26

Modern Salome,7 opens Sunday at Ms
ter Smiths for a weeks engagement
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-17
GREENEVlLIE

Adona Dupuis has returned to his home in Moosup after spending a few days at the home of Louis Basset of Prospect street.
 Some Of the rooms of the Shetucket mill shut down Wednesday evening for the rest of the week.
 Mrs. John Picnic has returned after spending a few days with relatives in Providence. R. l.
 A local boy while stealing a ride on a trolley car jumped off the car and fell and secured minor bruises. The boy was brought in to Dr. Gades office and at tended 10.
 Christmas sale food fancy work aprons. Federated church, 3-S D. m Friday.-adv.
 Samuel Kern has returned to New York city after spending few days witf relatives on Boswell avenue.
 William Corey has returned after spending A few days in New York
 Joseph Sullivan of New london ts spending a few days at the home of his sister on Fifth street
 Amos Minor while chopping wood il Kramer's woods Monday afternoon cut his foot with an axe He went to the oHice of Dr. Edward J. Brophy and ht dressed the wound MT. Minor was latei taken to his home in Preston.
 The Greenevfle dam was reported Wed nesday by the water H1mmissoner1 a, being feet over the dam. This is ar extraordinary height and is due largel! Co the extensive rains of late.
 The Greeneville Grammar school de