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publican leader an opportunity to re.
mort and take fresh counsel on the new
compilations which the Downing street
parieys may have placed upon The old
questions. and to formulate u policy
respecting such ssues a. may have
originated during these talks.
II is predetermined whether Mr.. Dc
Valera will then 20 to Belfast for a
meeting with Sir James Craig. the
Ulster premier. which was forecast
this morning IN some quarters as a
probability. whether he will resume
what he has termed his long range
hombardment' with LLOYD George,
with tho one in Dublin and the other
IN London. or whether tho southern
Irish leaders will signify the belief
that the continuation Of the pariey
would I've unlikely TO produce the de
sired results.
The last contingency. however. is
HtIll considered at irish headquarters
az the probable Of the three alterna'
uvcs.
one DIN upon which Mr.. Dc Valera
will be urged by his colleagues TO
make representations 10 Lloyd George
before the return OF the south Ireland
delegation viii be what the Ropubli-
can leaders advisers regard as I'm
favorable the background created by
the British premier's maintenance OF
the two nation idea. by meeting Mr..
Dc Valera and Sir James Craig sep
arately.
some members OF u party sec
In this a desire on the part Of the
premier to hold before the world the
familiar picture Of two separate en-
titles within ireland. which contra
diets the virtual essence OF u case.
said a man who enjoys the conference
OF the southern delegation.
, 1921-07-21

tons yesterday. doubtless If largely
responsible for this and similar opti-
.Snistic speculation which has survived
under great difficulty since Monday
when the Ulster premier departed
suddenly for Belfast. after making \
forcctuI statement on h subject OF
seitdetermination as 1t applied 70
Ulster.
This seemed FOR a time to End all
,hopc for an amiable meeting between
the two Irish leaders but the mod
Grating influence OF General SHUTS,
coupled with Belfast dispatches to
the effect hat Sir James does not re-
gard the peace parleys as interrupted.
have gone a long way toward IT,
establishing confidence.
Mr.. De Valera is reported willing
to 60 to Belfast and meet Sir James
after he has discussed with his Dub
lin followers certain proposals which
1t is understood Premier Lloyd
George will submit to him Thursday.
The British cabinet today will give
special consideration to the Irish
question.
, 1921-07-21

Jewelry unl watch repairing by ex-
pert workmen. All work guaranteed.
Casper Jewclry Mfg. Co. o-S Bldg.
, 1921-07-21
Baptist Assembly
Opens in South

EAST LAS VEGAS. y. AZ. July 20
.-N1th more han 100 visitors regis.
tered this morning and more coming
on every train. It was expected that
500 delegates would he registered for
III FIRST state Baptist assembly at
by evening.
Among the prominent speakers for
the services and classes are DR.. w.
ID. Powell Louisville. Ky; Henry L.
Strickland. Nashville. Tenn, and Mr.
J. w. Lawrence. Little Rock. Ark.
The delegates are scheduled to en-.
BOY the afternoons with sports. fish.
ing. mountain hikes and other diver.
sions.
, 1921-07-21
Lad Kicked by
Horse Suffers
Fractured jan

wHEATLAND. wyo.. July So
Duncan Nash. ~7-year-oid son OF Mr..
n Mrs. Charles Nash. rsnchers who
reside IS miles IVA of here. suffered
severe injuries to his face n head
when kicked by a horse n Is con
fined TO h new hospital here OF DR..
+. r. Smith. The boys lower jaw
was fractured in two places. necessi-
Eating > surgical operation and wiz
ing the Fragments together.
N. Smith recently located in Wheat.
land and expects 10 erect a modern
hospital. present facilities being made.
quate to accommodate his patients
, 1921-07-21

WATER WELLS DRILLED
On contract, shallow or deep.
MURPHY & BARKER,
BAT S. Beech. Phone 1S3-W
7-Is.5rh
, 1921-07-21
FIRE And RIOT
TO BE PR0BED

PITTSBURGH. July 90 Two in
vestigations into the fire and riot at
the western penitentiary here Monday
during which eight convicts were.
wounded and damage done, estimated
at 800. 600. will proceed at once, &C
cordinE TO Col. Z. \, Rock. secretary
OF the board OF inspectors.
The inspectors investigation would
begin after Warden Francis had ON
-pleted his inquiry as to the cause Of
the trouble. Colonel Rock said.
, 1921-07-21

miles from here. held UP several Gus
Toner and robbed a safe OF Q suD
reported to be 3. 800.
The bandit trio was pursued and
overtakeu near the hills east Of
Tijuana by Mexican soldiers and
others and in a revolver bat.ie IN
which more than 100 shots were ex-
changed. one OF the robbers was
killed. The other two escaped. hut
enc Of them Is believed to have been
wounded.
, 1921-07-21
DE VALERA AND CRAIG
MAY HOLD

LONDON. July eo-The probability
OF a meeting in Belfast between
Eamonn De Valera and Sir James
Craig. the Ulster premier. is fore
Swallowed it some political quarters
and several newspapers this morning
Gen. j.. c. SHUTS. premier OF South
Africa, who re-entered the negotia
, 1921-07-21
leather AND ;
COTTON DUTIES
ARE approved

WASHINGTON. July Coon
~pensatory duties q 10 per cent ad
on all leather goods including
SHOES, and ~ aer cent sd valorem on
all textiles composed wholly DR. in part
OF long staple cotton. is understood TO
have been agreed upon today by the
house ways and means committee.
They result from h house action re
versinE the committee and voting a
tariff on hides and long staple cotton.
, 1921-07-21
Graft Charged
By Governor
Neff of Texas

AUSTIN. Texas, July 2O.-Gov. Pat
NJ. Neff, in a special message TO the
lower house Of the legislature today
reiterated his charge that graft and
extravaganza" exists in the state cap
itol. He gave no definite information
merely renewing the charge made in
recent public speeches.
, 1921-07-21
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish 10 express our sincere
thanks TO those Of the sheriffs office.
the county coroner's office M our
many friends in and about Casper
who so unse,fishly served US in re-
covering our boys body. Andrew
Braae. and for the many courtesies
shown during our hour OF bercave.
ment
MIR. JOHN BRAAE.
MRS JOHN BRAAE AND FAMILY.
CHEYENNE, wyo. 7-ao.lt.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-09

care tinut pc nmerii sal pc IA.
tdnal Pierre, eu tot ce,a ,avut IN
am mai Stint III inima lui ra-
.manea singura 81 pustie... sire,
juita doar de saleamnl care, a
veghiat de Ia fereastra, alaturi
nu lnosneagul Pierre sosirea
t2nlturilor gl0rioasei teri.
Dupa eateva zile de la ingropa
scinnea batrinului. soseau illvin-
gators 81 veseli, vitejii Frantei,
Edragii, nepotei al mosului.. So
seau Gu mare bucurie cantand
biruinta terri, numai bietnl
mosneag MI Sc arata la fereastra
sal vada, ca facandu-le ,semn de
bihevenire GU mana sa istovita 81
tremuratoare, SAL curga din Ochii
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insemnarea Moldovei 81 in ca Ce-
rtatea-Alba, 'Bielogradif en- ne.
'intelesul adaus, dedesubt, 80
pfa' celia ce pare a Fl ''Torla"
Nistrul, dnpa 0 harta g1eceasca.
De multi recomandam cercetari-
lor nostri earl Sc afla in Apus
strabaterea rabdatoare a notitelor
despre moi care Sc afla ici-colea
- 81 nu prca rar - in gazetele
tiparite (dupa lunga serie de
Avvisi manunscripte din secolul
al XVI-lea) de pc la 1880 inainte.
Tn student roman I'm straina-
tate, dl lEugen Paulescu, a facut
aceasta opera in ''Gazeta" sau
'Gazetele" lui Theophile Renau-
lot pana in 1896 81 mia comuni-
Eat ceva din extrasele sale. Ar Fl
lie ajuns pentru a sc vedea ce TO-
'os aduce aceasta cercetare s;i
spun ca in 1863 e vorba de pra-
la tatareasca timp de trei zile, de
ta'bara facuta langa Iasi, de cioc-
nirea acolo, la % Iulie, noaptea,
~ Polonii Hatmanului Koniec-
oolski, de macelul facut de teranii
aostri, de eel 100000 de OF.
10000 de boi, 1000 de cal luati
IN prada" orr, la 1854, de pace
oolono-turca ce ar Fl dat Hotinul
ii Cesnautii, plus Orheiul ("Lor-
laia, autrement Lernetiu"- rege-
ui, cu omagiul 'Domnului Moldo-
vel; orr, la 1887, de ,pleearea lui
Vasile-Voda spre Galati pentru a
'e uni GU Turcii; ori, la 1888, de
,rascoala ''Valahilor'' din Mora
via; orr, la 20 Maiu din acest an.
lie moartea, in Muntenia, a lui
Mitrofan Patriarhul de Alexan
1ria; orr, la 1640, de plecarea
lmbrohorului pentru a duce steag
lie Donnie in Tara -Romaneasca
ui loan, fiul lui Vasile (1642 tri-
)utul muntean; Mattel Sc crezuse
mort; sc arata ca pc noua catiri
srau $50 de -saci GU cate 500 de
'ei, plus 20 de saci pentru place
'ea Sultanului, IL pungi Vallde-
lei, 20 de blani Vizirului, 2 lui
Cazlar-Aga, doua blani Muftiu-
lui). n. Iorra.
("N. Romanesc").
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Pan

lni aani q mici, azcrinilc brc''s
riei 81 fericirei impliDite
Si baiatnl eel mai timer 4 lt1l
Pierre eli va ii anzit n d.
multe orr oftatele de Ia baierile
inimei ale mos,llni s'a tllts q
tun,i grabit in, cimiter ii sa4scris
pc crucea sub care se o<lihnea
batrinnl. '''Iata, al VENT"
Sieprin crucea aceea, poate, Sc
scnreea Ia vale sub glie, spre
inima celui disparut - faraelil
marei bneurii, ed in sfirsit Ell, eel
asteptati de el, ''au venit!.. !"
Ca visul Ardealului francez, Sc
implinise.. Iasmin.
C'F. Interesanta" ].
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-09

Cercetand izvoarele polone din
evul mediu pentru 0 expunere de
bibliografie critica la scoala de
Inalte Studii din Paris, am gasit
in uncle din acestc izvoare stiri'
|desprt astoria Romanilor care sea-
pasefa pand acum atentiei noas-
treSal tuturora. AH
Lasind la o parte uncle fapte
supuse indoielii, precum ar Fl ca
racterul r0manesc ial lui DragoSl
(Drogosine), ,eAre' in secolul XIV
lea era captain de Sieradz, anale.s
le manastirii Chotel pomenesc in
aceste clvinte asezarea in DOM
|nie, prin lupta Gu adversarii sal,
a lui Stefan-cel-M Mare: "1467'
(sic). Eodem ammo, tribus de
|Waiyoda Moldavie contendenti-
bus, videlicet Stephano, Petro ct
Berindeu, Stephanus obtinutJ
|principatum" Sc aseaza deci in
acelasi rind Gu Petru Aron, Dom
Inul din Scaun, acel Berindei, eu-
noscut numai dupa porecla lui,
lde 81, ca rivnitor de Donnie, cl
ltfebuie sa Fl phrtat unul din nu-
lmele obisnuite: 9 stirea pc care
. avon 81 din Dlngosz, care a
lintrebnintat toate insemnarile a.
nalistice anterioare.
! Pentru luarea Uhiliei 81 Cet6tii-
| Able de Baiezid Sc afla notita,
lin aapclasi yoluin din Bielowslsi) i
Ela Ios Il de Tareowez, care pome.
ineste u pc 'Transalpini tvnlgari!
4 ter aBssearabiA pc Muntsnii lui
s|Vaad, u pc Meneli.a .ahirai Hanul
Hmperator Tartaroram ultraf0s
1 satornm1N Sc descfiu ilnprejura'
rile "A mare stSfans 4 trebuit II
Iptfmeasca fnvestitura rsesaai Ga
i1ir.
dsts de ll6e, analels \ TX
u NJ q Mn q lrxo y a.
"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-09
nidejd llllpIiIite
Istorioara adev&rata din
vremea raxboiului.

Pc patul lui de boala grea.
nosneagul Pierre, dintr 'un sat
lin Alsacia (un fel de Ardeal a
Francezilor) astepta ri cu ri, de
fereastra easel lui sosirea
.opiilor viteji al Frantei, sa
.reaca 81 prin satul lui, desrobin-
lu-i din prinsoarea germana.
81 astepta zadarnic, mosnea-
gull.
Boala grea il rodea ri Gu ri,
stovindu-l, - dar mai greu ii
rodea inima, nadejdea 81 dorul
lprins, ca totusi va mai avea zile
ia vada 81 sa auda goarna de in,
,ingere a nepotilor sal iubiti, tre-
.and pc la fereastra .lui, de. la ca.
e, ii astepta printre dacrimi, de
ltata vreme.. SIS
Astepta mosneagul - dar do
robantii iubitei teri, nu mai So
'eau. Zilele verii Sc scurgeau fara
ylas 81 fara farmec - 81 nouraSi
,uri 81 grei de doruri dragi 81 as,
ieptari mari, treceau tot mai des'
oe>ceriul sufletului sau. Simtia,
.um puterea din vine ii curge tot
mai potolit 81 ca ip schimb, inima
bate tot mai des 81 mai tare,.
,entru solii fericirei lui... 81 cat
J srugat batrinul Pierre, pc Dunn
'ezeu - ca sal harazeasca inca,
REQ doaa trei clipe din vecinicie,
sa-si 'vada visul Gu ochii; 81, ca
IN alt drept Simeon, sa ia in
brate 81 sa stringa la pieptul sau
laid, pc Gel dint4i soldat al Fran
tel, intors hiruitor la casa sa.
Dar vremea sc scurgea pustie,
ii silele hatrinului Pierre, Sc stin.
yeau clipa ~ de clipa...
81 intro ii de toamua fru.
moasa si stralucitosare, cand sal.
s6mul de h feFeastra 'b6tr1nului
iSi scutura cea din nrna frunsa
ochii lui Pierre se mchideau pc
veci, inchisind snb Il departarea
slbAstra, pc care atata vreme, a
sercetet4o st&ruitor..
4 flepotnita din virf de Aeal, dir
4 aatul lui, 'vsstea, cd IN batril
! credincies 81 iubiter de neam !
leee - stjAs pe -vsci, pogorfnt
fIaub M aaafele dor u vie fln
y 10 q 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-09

Aceasta intrebarea de intereseaza toti. ST
mai bine sa stit adevarul Tmpurile care au fost
acum dol ami de zle in orase mai Fl nici odata
Suite Gle oamen mai capata lucru in oras Inante
Gle rasboiu America fost considerata numa mare
naune de agricultural 81 ca natiune mare de ma
nufactura. Multele din exportun fost de agrcu
tura. VENT rasboiu, 81 atunci America trebut sa
inceapa manufacture material pentru inreaga lume
Mil de oamen VENT La orase pentru ca sd lucreze
in drete fabrc asa Cd orasee sau inmultit locu
tori pese masura Acuma trebue sa mergem inapo de
unde am VENT inainte de rasboiu. America
mai de manufactured material pentru intreaga lu
me. Ate natun Isl deschd fabricile. SUITE de mil de
oameni carl sunt de prezent fara ucru trebue
Intoarca iaras la farmerie. ,
Pana cand mai aveti ban pastrat ar Fl bine sa va
stabiti intrun oc unde mai trebue uceti grija
lucruui, unde yeti deveni independent 81 fAric unde
ve face ban 81 unde trebui sa patiti din ba
nil d-tra la propretaru sd cumparati carbun 4
S'a facut colonie 81 oras romanesc in cea mai
frumoasa mai bogata parte in Florida penru romni
Stunt eja cteva famii 81 sunt ferciti 81 csga
ban Mr.. Joe Coleman, fost in Youngstown, Ohio, 81
de present sa stabit aic Acuma aci de rei lunis
are aptarie 81 castg enorm i s'ar mai invOi
sd mearga napoi fabrica Florida este singurul oc
unde fermier castiga hani de present Aceasta colo
ME pamantul eel mai bun. Multi din fermieri fac
castig de 10000 de pc AGRA de frag 81 incep
Sc aci pela Thanksgiving. Varza, salata, te-
ler are castrave fasole spanac 81 alte zarzavaturi
aduc castig dacd -sunt exportate in North in
timpnl ierne Daca vel fl in aceasta colonie vel putea
exporta Gu vagonul, 81 vel face economic trans
portul
Acesta este, eel mai hnn loc in America pentrn lap
Mrie Laptee pr0dus mai ieftin aei ca in orice alt
loc din aceasta tara. Asemenea Yeti putea creste por
ocale vie de strusur 81 fragi della avet I'M mare
eastg. Acuma e timpnI din eauxa Cd acest pa1nant
bogat nnmai marine limtat&.
Scrieti astAsi IN ePseEeste rsmkness pentru -
formatinni mai dstailate. (l56&56l
nall3 lal
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ClteVa note
de ist0fie
T0lrhleasCa
- Communicate la Academia
Romano.

Infatisez aici nunlai cateva note
de istcrie romaneasca in deose-
bitele timpuri, culese din ixvoafe
care intimplator mi-au ajuns Ia
cunostinta Gu prilejul calatoriei
mele in Franta 81 Italia.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-20

Right B LILLE
RETURNS. AS the
youngish middle
aged aunt of a very
m 0 d ern happer,
Miss Burke came
back to the stage at
the Henry Miller
Theater in THE In
innate Strangers,
bringing her unde-
niable charm and
her famous golden
hair. Her welcome,
even from the crit
les, was warm in
deed in this latest
of Mr.. Tarkington's
plays. white.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-20

Left WALKER
WHITESIDE AND
SYDNEY SHIELDS
in a dramatic pose
from THE Moon
Cod" !" a play by
Gordon Kean which
Lee Shubert is soon
to present in New
York. The produc-
ton was originally
called THE Hindu"
and the cast in
cludes Maud Allen,
Myra Scott, and
Maurice Barrett.
Apedo
New-York tribune., 1921-11-20

A Above- A MELO.
DRAMA in a NOV
ing picture setting
with real shootin'.
thrills n everything
all to be seen in
The Mad Dog"
u eorg e Scarbor.
ough's play at the
Comedy. Here's the
bad man. Conway
Tearle, late Of the
movies, trying to
make up with the
beautiful heroine.
Helen Menken, af-
ter he has been
shot by her for his
wicked ways. Apedo
New-York tribune., 1921-11-20

I ~ ! ~ RE ~ LLLE
WHICH is THE
MOTHER? We won
der that some beauty
doctor doesn't seize
upon this photograph
in the interests Of an
advertising campaign.
For in eve Girls"
Mary Young as Mrs.
Durand acts and looks
as young as her eigh-
teen-year-old daugh-
ter, Juliette Day, and
thereby hangs the
tale of the newest
Hatton play. White
New-York tribune., 1921-11-20

Right-A BOMBO
BEAUTY and a
dainty dancer is
Edna Richmond of
All Jolson's com
pany Of gayly
garbed girls. When
Edna finished COL
lege in Toledo.
Ohio, she had no
doubt as to her
care eer. After
studying dancing
she made her de-
but and first sue
cess in "The Kiss
Burglar.% so...
% =::::
New-York tribune., 1921-11-20

Aboue w E L =
c o M E B A c X
FROM THE FILMS.
Beautiful Elsie Fer
guson, whose return
to the speaking
stage is announced
for December 5th
in a new Zoe Akin
play called 1.-The
Varying Shore"
Ed,cord Thdver Monroe
New-York tribune., 1921-11-20

Lett-A DIGNlFlEpI
AND BEAUTIFUL
PORTIA will grace
the stage of the Gen.
tury in the person o.
Julia Marlowe when
"The Merchant OF
Venice" is presen'ed
tomorrow evening
This is the fourth
and final week Of the
Sothern and Mar
lowe Shakespearlah
repertoire which has
proved such a wei-
come addition 10 tnis
seasons theatrica'
offerings. sch~srs
~
New-York tribune., 1921-11-20
Worthwhile
Eye and Ear
Treatments

Right-ULA SHARON, new and
graceful Greenwich Village Folly We
remember Ula when she swaved rhyth-
mically through one Of the recent
Winter Garden offerings. so can pre-
dict her popularity at the Shubert.
The program of this elaborate revue
Of girls, gowns and song, by the way,
has recently been supplemented with
new and interesting talent.
Edcnrd Thnprr Monroe
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MuRRETTE


Walter l.. Griffin, chief cinemato-
grapher for David NJ. Hartford produc-
ton, has probably the largest collec-
ton of freak camera lenses in exist
ence today, one in particular being a
telescope affair capable of making
close ups at a distance of several hun
dred feet.
During the filming of the forest fire
in Mr. Hartfords' production of No
MAIDS OF The North" this lens proved
that it was worth its weight in plat
mum
Seven out of the battery Of eight
cameras photographing the conflagra
ton were forced back by the intense
heat, while Griffin, with his freak lens
worked in comparative security and
succeeded in obtaining uninterrupted
negative throughout the sequence.
In the filming of the latest Hart
ford picture, The Golden Snare" now
showing at the Murrette theatre, some
remarkable shots of the work of q
pack of wolf-dogs running wild on the
snow-swept wastes of the Far NORTH
were obtained.
WASHINGTON.
To the vast multitude of theatre go
ers who are witnessing the picturiZa
ton of Vicente Blasco Ibanez' immorta
story, The Four Horsemen of TIL,
Apocalypse" its magnitude and costli
ness can be only partially appreciated
To the thousands who will see it here
! during its engagement at the Washing
ton Theatre, beginning Sunday, thu
| following facts will be of interest.
In transferring this historical re
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nance to the screen, Metro undertook
an artistic task whose gigantic nature
was apparent even before the opening
scene was shot" in making this
million dollar photo-drama practically
every known record of the motion pic
ture industry was broken.
The characters of the story work
out their destinies on two hemispheres.
From Argentine, with its far-fung
ranges, to the capitals of Europe, the
heroes and heroines of this master
work of fiction are faithfully portrayed
upon the screen as the story works
out its tense human drama against the
final background of world in arms.
Statistics compiled at the Metro
studios indicate that the production,
| judged by all known standards of pic
ture making, is the most gigantic
photo spectacle in the history of the
silent drama.
The actual photography of Ibanez'
| epochal novel took more than six
months to complete?
A total of 1000 men and women, OF
the adult population of city of $4,000
/ participated in the filming of the pic
lures, either before the camera or as
workers on the big sets. The cast in
terpreting the principal roles in ths
most widely read book of all times
except the Bible, contains two dozel
men and women who in other produc
tions would be rated as stars. Fourteen
camera men and dozen assistan
directors were used in making it.
MURRAY VAUDEVILLE.
Taken in its entirety, the presen
] bill overshadows recent bookings.
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GREENVILLE OPENS
new HOSPITAL SOON;
CHANGES COMPLETED

GREENyILLE, O., Sept 9.-Green-
ville's new hospital is rapidly APP
preaching completion. About $4,000
has already been expended to date and
il will require about $4,000 more to
complete the building as planned.
Greenville is to have one OF the best
equipped hospitals in this part of the
country, as the old Martz property has
undergone a complete Transformation
Modern Construction.
The building has been fre-proofed
throughout, concrete stairways, solid
brick wall partitions, fire-proof exits,
metal doors, elevator shafts, etc, have
been installed in the remodeling the
structure and Greenville and Darke
County citizens are TO have a first class
hospital in every detail.
The building is now about ready for
the plasterers and will be ready for
occupants in about thirty days.
Persons who have pledged them
selves to give a certain amount for
the above enterprise are urgently re-
quested to make their payments at
once.
THlCo INCSlcCls
On affidavit sworn to in Mayor
Wright's court by Humane Officer
Joel Williams, Mrs Ada Nelson who
resides in the eastern part of the city
was fined $40 and costs, for neglect
of a minor child, Maude Nelson, II
months old.
The woman accused went to the
Dayton fair Tuesday and left the child
at home without any food or nourish
ment it is alleged, and visited the fan
with another woman named Hittle
and complaint was made to the hu
\ name officer.
Mrs. Nelson was released upon hel
promise to pay and told to go home
and take care of her babe.
Jobes Contests viii.
Crawford r. Jobes, through his at
torney, has filed suit in common pleas
court against Opal Miller, Martha
Driver, Herschel Jobes, Susan Brum
baugh, Eva Henderson, Alonzo Jobes
and David Deeter, to set aside anC
contest the will of the late Elnora
Deeter, which was admitted to pro
bate and record Aug 20, 1921.
The petitioner claims that the de
PENDANTS and himself are beneficiarie!
under the will. but that the papel
writing is not the last will and tesla
ment of the decendent. and asks tht
court 10 make up an issue as to wheth
er or not the paper writing is the las
will OF the decendent, and that sale
paper writing be set aside, and for al
other relief 10 which he may be en-
titled.
Asks Marriage Annulment
Blanche Max mas brought suit il
common pleas court for the annulmen
of her marriage to Edgar Max of New
Madison, this county, which was con
summated on Oct. 8, 1920. and the re
suit of the union was one child borI
May s, 1921.
She charges her husband with gros
neglect of duty, failure TO provide ant
extreme cruelty, and says that on Aug
20, 1921, he struck and abused he
and also threatened to kill her.
She asks the court to grant her al
absolute divorce, for alimony anC
restoration of her maiden name anC
for all other relief to which she ma.
be entitled.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-09

This time it's a comedy skit which
tops the offerings. Mack and Stanton
appear in the role of warden and pris-
oner, respectively, but the pathos is
introduced by the bitterness of the
prisoner at having to lose his Home,
Sweet Home" with his time served
In addition to genuine comedy, both
members of the team can sing we'll
Tired of Me-" by the comedian
proves him to be the possessor of q
strong, clear tenor
THE Hold-Up Girl" is pretty and
charming beyond expectation. She
hardly has a voice for solo work, but
the male member of the team sang
@"Aint We Got Fun" with creditible
gusto The act is the kind much in