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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-18
CHICAGO NOTES.
ENTERTAINS WITH BANQUET.

Following the first anniversary ex-
ercises and installation OF St. Angus
Ia Household OF Ruth, 5765, &. u.
o. OF 0. f., Of which Inmate Ida NJ
Nelson is past most noble governor
and founder, held at the Peoples
Movement Club, 3140 Indiana Ave-
nue., January 90, an elaborate ban
Quet, which had been arranged hy a
committee Of which Inmate Hattie
Rogers was general chairman, was
held In the dining room below. {.
Among the guest were Inmates
Lou Ella Young, D. G. M. N. g. and
Ella IG. Berry, D. G. w. r. who in
stalled the officers and George T.
Kersey, G.. ca. III. and Dora A. Byrd,
eX-D. G. M. Officers installed were
Inmates Josephine Towns, noble gov,
ernor; Lettie Brown, right noble
governor: Nettie Cooper, worthy re-
corder; Minnie Moore, worthy treas
urer; Hattie Rogers, prelate.
Flowers and cash twere presented
Inmates Lou Ella Young and Ella
G. Berry. Flowers, cash and past
noble governor collar were present
ed to Inmate Ida M. Nelson. The
affair was one Of the most brilliant
In the fraternal circles. ".
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-18

no has already added several live
wire agents to the force for 1922
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-31
LARGE HAY BARN BURNS.
Fifty Tons of Hay and Life Stack Lost
in Fire Near st. Adams.

st. Albans, July 3I-~A large hay
barn on the Walter Seymour farm sit
uated about one mile north Of this city
on the Swanton road, was burned early
Saturday morning with an estimated
loss Of about $4,000 partially covered
by insurance The contents of the barn,
so tons of new hay, seven calves, two
farm wagons and harness are de-
stroyed. The Are when discovered by
neighbors had gained such Roadway
that II was impossible TO save any
thing in the barn and attention was
turned to wetting the roofs OF the
nearby buildings. The origin of the FIRE
is unknown.
The st. Adams fire department re-
sponded to the call, but was unable to
aid effectively az the nearest hydrant
was over quarter OF a mile away
Chief r. j Guerin made the run from
the fire station to the scene Of thefire
in little over minute. He used the
motor FIRE truck which is being demon
strated in this city.
The FIRE attracted scores Of aufomo-
bilists from this city and nearby
towns
Mr.. Seymour had employed extra
help the day before and had driven 10
loads Of hay into the barn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-31
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN ENDS.
Missouri Primaries to Select Candidate
for Senator Tomorrow.

st. Louis, July 81. (By the A. p -
What Missourians term the bitterest
political campaign ever waged in the
state was ended to-day so far as the
principals were concerned and parti-
sans of James A. Reed, United States
Senator and his opponent for re-
nomination Breckenridge Long. de-
bated the question Of possible MAORI
ties in the primary tomorrow.
While the candidates themselves had
closed the verbal battles. some Of the
supporters of them were making
speeches. The interest in the Demo
cratic campaign has become so intense
that rid us Of Reed" clubs have been
organized throughout the state, taking
into their folds many women adherents
of the Missouri snti-saloon league and
the so-called Wilson Democrats, all Of
whom have aligned themselves in
favor of Mr.. Long.
On the other hand. posters appealing
10 the voters TO win with Reed. defen-
der of the peoples rights, have APP
peared all over the state and numerous
Reed for Senator" clubs have been
formed to rally to the support of the
senior senator.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-31
.CRECIAN MAIDEN
WILL REPLACE FLAPPPER
Long Draping Robes and Sandal Like
Footwear Will Succeed Present
Styles, Say Hair Dressers.

st. Louis, July 3l.A Grccian maid
en-, with elassically bound hair, long
draping and flowing robes and sandal
like footwear, such will be the stylish
girl who will replace the present flap
per" in the opinion Of some of the dsle-
gates who are attending the three day
convention OF the National Hair Dress
ers' association which opened here to-
day.
The hair dress naturally viii have
TO fit the flowing sleeves Of the straight
line frocks, declared one OF the dele
gates. and in accordance with that
edict bobbed hair eventually will have
to-. 60. The couture must fit fashion
and place, said another expert, and its
about time that women learn not 70
wears the same sort all the time. A
coiffure becoming for afternoon wear
is not always fitted for evening APP,
pearance, or some other occasion.
The return Of the wig, though not so
conspicuous as it was centuries ago.
il seen by other hair dressers as prob
able when the .eurly bob" finds her
days counted. Women who pay as
much attention to the couture as they
do TO dress. will be looked upon as
fashionable in the future was the sur
mise Of another fair delegate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-31
EDITOR ACQUITTED OF ASSAULT
Fought Labor Paper Correspondent
Who Called Him Yellow.

Ware, Mass, July 3l.--Four officers
attached to General John J. Pershing's
personal staff rallied to the defense of
the defense OF comrade-i Farms in
France. Captain WiWlliam II. Dearden,
editor Of the Ware River News, when
he appeared in court to-day to answer
charges Of assault and battery and
disturbance of the peace.
The editor predicament was the re-
suit Of the n street engagement he
fought recently with G. Earl Pitkner,
correspondent of a labor publication
which had printed a charged that Deir-
den was yellow"
The complaint of battery and as
sault was dismissed by Judge Davis
when Pitkner refused to answer ques-
tons relating to the cause of the quar-
rel. On the second charge, however,
the Judge fined Dearden s25, and then
RENTED the fine ON account Of his
brilliant war record.
A communication read in court re-
garding Deardcn's war record praising
highly his services TO the government
was signed BY four officers OF General
Pershingsc personal staff, General
Wiley Howell. Birgadier General ID. f.
Nolan, Colonel r. VI. Williams and
Lieutenant Colonel Bsgby.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-31

First aid corn Plastsrs relieve quick
and cures a. the same time 80 At
Red Gross Itarmacy-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-31


Rexall oil spray, instant relief for
hay fever Soc at Red Cross Pharmacy,
adv.
Miss Lucienne Bison of this city
passed the week end with friends in
Highwater, P. @.
Royal Yum Yum, the greatest hit Of
the season. AT the fountain at the, Rcd
Cross Pharmacy. adv
Nine days more to pay your taxes.
Please bring your notice. Come early
and avoid the rush. --adv
Miss Annie Mccarthy Of the Metro
politan Insurance Office passed the
week end with friends in Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Downs Of
Rosindale, Mass, are passing few
days at the home Of Mr.. Downs par
ents on Mount street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Blakely and fam
lily Of French street have returned
home after q vacation spent with
friends and relatives in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Kelly and
son, Bernard, of Boston are passing
a few days visit at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. John B. Kelly of Liberty
street
At an auction sale Saturday the
d. A. Perry Real Estate agency sold
for P. c. Owens Of this city four
tenement house on Addison street to
Charles s. Cushman Of this city. The
purchaser buys for an Investment.
Representatives Of the Standard Oil
company were busily engaged this
morning in the erection OF large adj
vertising sign in froat Of the Oliver
Battery station. -Four heavy timbers
were necessary to support the poster.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-31
INJURED VETERANS.
Have Until Aug 9 to File ciaims--Must
Secure Certificate Before Filing


World war veterans who have de-
layed in filing claims for compensation
with the government have until Aug.
o TO obtain certificate of injury lack
Of which will initiate against their
making claim for compensation
within FIVE years of the date of their
discharge from service according TO an
announcement made by DIR. Arthur r.
Brides, New England manager of the
Veterans bureau.
The certificate of injury may be OBJ
tanned from Col. Charles r. Forbes,
national director of the veterans
bureau at Washington. 1t Is not
necessary to file claims for compensa-
ton or TO take formal action other than
the writing Of letter to the director
United Etates Veterans bureau, Wash
ington. ID. C.. giving the name. rank,
organization. date Of enlistment and
discharge, and stating the circum-
stances under which the disease or in
jury was incurred.
Under the excisting law. veterans
who were discharged between April 9th
and October 1917 can applyl either 20
the pension or veterans bureau within
FIVE years while war veterans dis
charged after October 6. 1917. win have
no right whatever unless they make
claims within five years of the date Of
their discharge from service. Parents
who have not yet filed claim for de-
pendnecy OF compensation benefits be
cause Of the death Of an ex-service
man who died because Of a disability
that may be connected with service,
are compelled under the law 10 file
their claim showing the dependency
within FIVE years Of the death Of such
a veteran. Claim blanks may he OBJ
tanned al American Legion head
ouarters
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-31
CAPTURE BOOZE NEAR RUTLAND
Officers Arrest Two Rutland Men
Transporting II

Rutland, July 3l.-Patrick J. Kelley
Of this city holder Of liquor licenses at
various times in local option days, and
Isadore Blackstone, a Rutland tailor,
were arraigned before City Judge
Leonard F. Wing Saturday on the
charge Of Transporting intoxicating
liquor cotrary to Law. Both pleaded
not guilty. Kelley, who had spent a
night in jail, was released on bail Of
81 500 and Blackstone was remanded
to Jail in default OF surety.
The arrest Of the men was the result
Of = trap set at an early hour Satur-
day morning a mile south Of Rutland
BY state officers, acting in cooperation
with representative Of a Boston de.
tective agency. Seventeen cases OF
insoxicanfs and a Haynes touring car
were seized.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-31
xARILYN MARRIED.
Became Bride Of Jack PickfOrd Yester-
day.

Los Angeles. Cal. July sl.--Jack
Pickford. with his bride. Marilyn Nil
Ter. were on their honeymoon today
after successfully evading the swarms
Of curiosity seekers who haunted The
vicinity of the residence Of Mary Pick
ford. the groom's sister and Douglas
Fairbanks, brother-in-law. at Beverly
Hills. where the wedding took place
yesterday.
The departure Of the newly reds
closely followed after the ceremony.
performed BY Rev. Neal Dodd. rector
Of the Church Of s.. Mary Of the An
gels
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-31
EXCURSION STEAMER ON ROCKS.


Montreal. July 5l.-The excursion
steamer Rapids Prince with 400 pas
senrers aboard was stiIl fast today on
the rocky ledge she struck yesterday
while shooting the rapids in the 81
Lawrence river. Steamship officials
expected to transfer the Passengers to
another ship.
A relief boat carrying breakfasts for
crew and passengers vas dispatched TO
the stranded steamer II dawn
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adv.
D., -. y.. ~, ...... Ia \,
AZ m u' IN sns $3.50 ~ -. !, = =
cnD soason. ~ the iuu'''ai' = Wy A''u
80.
Nine uays more y Pay soua 'aass
lease ul'ng your noe,ce' Non'e ea''s
an1 a'o'a wy rush
nev. 2. Y. Lenign ieayes Io7iio'lo N,
ior Drockvihe, oanada, where he VIII
visit reiaeiVes Ior month.
Miss Beatrice Papin left Yesterday
ior burlington, wnere she VIII Visit
ner parents lot TWO weeks
Miss Vera Biorn Of Manchester, N.
H., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
uiacherio o. Eastern avenue
Malcolm McInnes has started work
for the g. M. Leith Trucking. company
as an assistant to Wilfred LOWE.
Chocolate. vanilla. strawberry and
maple walnut ice cream at the foin-
tain TODAY. Red Cross Pharmacy
-dv.
Miss Annie Gilbertson returned this
morning to her duties at the r. ID.
Ladd Co. after two weeks vaca-
ton.
Miss Katherine Mcdonald Of Sum-
mer street left Yesterday for Groton,
where she will spend month with
relatives.
Amos King Of this city, who is con-
Quoting store in Danyille during the
summer months, was IN the city on
visit over the week end.
A. ~ w. uar~v xv;,,ev and Mr.
ond Mrs Frank csrleton returned
boma Yesterday after snendinp the
week end 81 I,ake Fairlee.
- IN
Five dollars worth OF pnoto-work en-.
TITLES You TO oxI enlargement have
your work done At browns Drug store
Tor the best resuits--adv.
Arthur Blackmore returned home
Saturday. after 4 business trip through
the The west in the interests Of the
Arm Of LeC,lair and McNulty.
Mrs. J. !. McGowan and little daugh-
ter, Mur1ei, OF HARTFORD, .ohn., nave
been spending the past week wath MIS-
Peter Giacherio q Eastern avenue
Mrs Susan Carroll who has been via.
iting friends and relatives here In this
citv. her former home. returned yes
'eiuas = vs. Ao'i'' ~ '0' 800
The dental Office OF DR.. w. Fav
Mann r. II The Eastman block who
Graduated with bonors tbis wear from
tbs Harvard Dental school Is now en-
tirely comnleted The final touches
were MT an tba ofs;ca saturday The
most r,odsrr continent Z installed
thro.aha,,t +ba ant;ra oe;ca Az elee.
tr;c mi, con,h;ning dr;lls trays ami
eusn;dor 49, hem installed tooether
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sr;sh ant;sant;c cl.ss trays a. bold;nr
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-31

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Keith have re-
turned from their wedding trip and
are residing at so State street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-31

aAnd are ron going 70 SIND your
daughter to college
i might az vel. old top. The fel-
Iows are getting 80 hard boiled ~
mere expensive TO keep her ~ home.
-Richmond Times DispatcA.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-31
GRANJTEVILLE
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

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and other film features complete the
program. (Reviewed by ]. K9
l. l.

and other film features complete the
program. Reviewed by ]. K)
l. + l.
Fox Pictures at Smiths
Announcement has been made that
beginning with the current feature at
Mister Smiths, Dustin Farnum in
"Oathbound," Fox pictures, will be
exhibited. This gives Smiths call
upon the services Of William Farnum,
Tom Mix, William Russell, John GIL
bert, Buck Jones and other Fox stars.
The new Dustin Farnum movie is
an adaptation Of an Edward J. Le-
Saint story. The action oenters about
the river pirates on the Pacific coast.
The chief characters are a millionaire
shipowner, his wife and his brother,
who has become a victim of a band
of crooks.
Farnum Is supported by Ethel Grey
Terry, Kid Mccoy, expire fighter
and Lefty Flynn, who Is a former
Yale football star.
There Is plenty of action in this
movie.
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Love and Adventure Filmed
Jack London has been able in his
novels to blend successfully the ele-
ments of love and adventure. This
he did in 1.-THE Wife of King"
The chief elements of this story
have been placed on the movie screen
under the title Of ''The Son of a
Wolf" which is the current Offering
at the Isis. Edith Roberts and
Wheeler Oakman are the principals
in the cast
The main characters are @Scruff
Mackenzie, a man Of strong char
acter and his companion, a man by
the name Of Harrington. These two
go to Alaska in search Of wealth and
while there Mackenzie falls in love
with the daughter Of an Indian chief.
Harrington turns out to be traitor
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At the Colonial

The current Offering at the Colonial
is Betty Compson in THE Bonded
Woman" a Paramount picture. Thus
movie will be reviewed later in this
department.
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to his friend. The remainder OF the
story concerns the destiny Of the two
men and the girl.
The bill includes a Century comedy.
l. T. j.
Triple Bill at Regent
The current Offering at the Regent
includes George Wagner and FRITZ
Ridgeway in 1.-THE Branded Man."
Ruth Roland in 1.-THE Smugglers'
Cave" which is another episode of
the serial, 1.-The Timber Queen" and
Paul Parrot in q comedy, wet
Weather"
The story of 1.-THE Branded Man"
centers about a mysterious stranger
who is arrested on a charge Of rob-
bling a bank in a small Western town.
The mystery part Of the movie be-
comes more pronounced when the
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noon. The engagement is for all
week.
Stella Mayhem is the headliner at
B. 3. Keith's, which opens It's season
this afternoon.
Laughs and Ladies'" is the title Of
the Shubert unit vaudeville show now
on view at the Shubert-Park. This
house opened It's first vaudeville
season yesterday.
Tollman's Revue heads the vaude-
Vile bill at the Lyric this week.
Now You Chase Me, Girls" Is the
musical comedy offering at the
Rialto.
The Broadway opened its burlesque
season Saturday night with Jazz
Time Review" Two shows will be
given daily.
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GLORIA SWANSON tress lives. Then
he gets her engaged to the scion Of a
wealthy and aristocratic family.
OF course. the little French girl is
really. a nice girl all alone. and has a
pretty romance that works out beau
tifully in the end.
Miss Swanson was never more allur-
ing than IN this picture. Her gowns
are positively startling. The story is
well told and has been splcndidly
mounted
Louis r. Swain. the organist, is
offering "A Trip to the State Fair. 4"
which Is really a story told on the
organ. 1t Is clever and amusing
Ford Palmer. who has an excellent
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mysterious stranger takes the name
Of Barrows who actually robbed the
bank. Although the stranger is
silent as to his real name and po-
sition in life, he IS clever enough to
escape from custody.
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On the Stage Today

On the Stage Today
For Goodness Sake" a musical
comedy with John z. Young and a
large singing and dancing cast, opens
the Murat's regular season this after
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FAIR SHOWS ARRIVE

The State Playground grew up in
true Arabic style. last night, with
the arrival of the Johnny ]. Jones
shows, which will form the midway
Of attraction for the week.
Attractions Of unequaled size and
unquestioned character will greet the
fair visitor.
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the current at
traction at the
Apollo.
It was no easy
matter to pre-
sent a screen
version BETTING
so great a story,
but this b a s
b e g n acc o m
pEshed in the
Fox picture The
8 g ttin gs are
magnificent, the
photography is
excellent a n d
the cast well
chosen. Surely
everything has
been done TO
make a great
picture
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An interesting Press AGENT

The Importance Of a press agent to
a star" is well demonstrated in Gloria
Swanson's latest vehicle, Her Gilded
Cage" the current attraction at the
Circle. am afraid the gentle public
will be inclined to disbelieve the sto-
ries Of our great American press
agents, after seeing this picture.
That notoriety, fine feathers and
brilliant surroundings will fool the
public is the belief Of the press agent
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u THIS SlOI y anu
he goes after il,
He first circu.
lates a story
that his French
dancer was the
favorite OF the
King Of Spain.
His next step is
to set her up in
an ell a b crate
apartment, where
he invites the
newspaper crit
les and shows
them the extrav-
agant way In
which the &C.