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Washington Journal., 1922-10-06
ltc6er Ocu Snitintt iiir Die Sanber-
felt bel ben Sieren.

Die Qie6e 3itr Souberfeit lit bel
Iebr piclen Gteren foit cbanio groB
ME bel Den Meni6cN, mn limo lie
altf naiiirlide Silfsmittel ou9cpic.
len, tie miiileu Die ibnclI bon Der
93otur aeqcbenen 0rgane audi fir
Die &eiaigun1 ibres Sorpers nit
perpenoen. Sic TUT Dies in rel.
dem MoBe gteben ben ooroeren
uno 6intereu 0lieOmaBeH rperoen oie
2tppeu, Oie 3aEge, Oef Speidel unO
ser Gdmun5 Sci Der Reini9Gng oer-
nonot. 8ir f0nnen inter Den
S6uqetieren 5met alaiien unteriAei-
ee.i, lolbe, mtlde oas 8aIler lie
ben, uno Oie, oie es perabi6euen.
IS gibt cine gan5e 9ln5obl BON Sic
rem, melbe oos 8oiier our Heiui.
QllnQ n;dyt qebraud9n nrH Die tros.
Dem iebr latter ltn).
Gos bette 9eilpiet lit wobl bier
fir ole aabe. Sic gebt ieOem 8ai-
%iertropfen melt aus Dem 8ege uno
trotoem Idubert rnO puBt lie ii1 oelt
aonaen Sag NIT ibrer barten 3unge
unO nit 0en ASpeidel. Sci Den
aroBen GabenarteiJ Come uno Siger
pertritt Die barte 3un9e Die Stelle
elmer balten 9iirite, mt Der iie oen
oon3en &0rper polieren NuCb Die
I1ien ioIlen aur iebr Ielten li0 oes
WoiIers beoienell, immerbin miro
bon einigen mlenidenabnltden &ffen
6eridtet, roB iie ii6 Jenau 10 gut
mie Die MenI6en, @eii6t uno Sdn-
Sc muI6er, ia eit Srang.lton &c.
braud1te loQar einen 3abnito6er.
@ie melt 0ie Souberfeit bel ben
Nffen ge6t, liebt man oarous, oaB
Affenarten nit groBel, id6nen Bar
ten ME mad, @ffenart trinfen, inoem
lie lib gum 8aiier berobbeuger nnO
es nit ser Sfnau5e bofiau9eA, ite
trinfen oielmebr aus Der Soblbano,
I'M ihren Bart nidt nab 81 MAIDEN.
Sebr uiele Siere gebrau6en als
tiinItlihes &einigungsmittel cen
Soro. 60 eraablt 8rebm BON Ell.
ner Springmaus, welfe Oleies Wtlt-
tel in ausgiebiger @eiie benuste.
Sic grub nit Der Sdnau5e unO
sen @oroer6einen cine Slime in ben
Gono uno tn oieier &ertle1lng po-
lierte lie 3uerlt ben Sep! mo Damn
6en iibrigu. &orper.
Qieienigen Siere, melde ton per
glot1tr nit MISUNDERSTANDING ltiet.
miitterlid oeriorgt lino, baben cine
oroBe 8orliebe fir oas 8aIler, 10
sic 8fer6e. sic ba6en nlir Die Sip-
ben rrto Sen S1man5, uuBeroem
a6er no6 ibre Saltt, melde lie iiber-
al befpeaen uno IN Soften le9erl
fonnen, Inn lGitigen Stailb uno Ea,
roliten 8u entfernen. God mebr
ais sic 8feroe iino @lefant mo
Nosborn aui oas 8aiier gemielen.
Gie gogel lieben nleiitenS oas 8ai'
Ter. Sic beliben aber nod cine
notiirlihe 8omaoe, NIT Der fie tbre
6eoeru einfctten uro ibnen OaOurH
ncben Ser @aiierOiHtigfeit eineft
56ouen Slang perleiben fornen.
Washington Journal., 1922-10-06

aeidriume, no ie an en- prammi-
nente @loe ~biu9elcgt Dat. guf ole
globt bat geitame; Atir eiie bent bei
@eoesucilerid) I'M id mill, Dab ibr
all fomme Jolt, 10 iducll iuie SIR
@uere &Gtcs III cure Sdnute ian-
ncr ocuaiGe bnbt. Ger9eBt aud
feincr, e SGnferi1iii etn5uitecte, bic
fa6s sic S6nniielerci tam id nit
Itenoe. Sd fam nit anneridter
leigele, Oub mer en- iebr id0ue Gag
ae6abt ben uno i6 modt icst email
Sen Iebn no nod tlebme mill, Dob
id G Hin0bie1 i'm, monit i'd Der.
bleine Shine Sbrn lieiucr
Y6tItpp Saueramper
Washington Journal., 1922-10-06

gos6aft. - Erimooomo:
Bos noacn sic Bonn nod. 9err
Director? Sier babe i9 elm ar5t-
lifes 9ltteit. oaB ih geltert obelio
nidt lingen fonntel
Director: @orum 6aben Sic Den
ar5t crit 6emii6t? - SD fam Sb-
men ottciticren, NaB sic mic lir'
gen fonnenl
Ser 8ruoer. 9olis-
frau Gum neuengagierten @do.
DEM: Soben sic eigentli9 aud
@ei6wiitcr, Warie?
Wtdo6en: gtur einen Srlloer,
Mfooam', nber ben bah tb ld)otl
langel
Mooern.- @ndoige: 8as
lore id. @inna, itatt Die 3immer
81 reinigen, ipieIen Sic alaoier?
W6O9en: 9[ber, gndoige 6ran,
Sic ba6en mid bod alS Mfdoden
fir aaes gemietetl
Washington Journal., 1922-10-06

-8enubte @eIegenbeit t.
Gin englii9er 2anogeiItliGer batte
in ieiner Stride eiilen fleinen lint
bau ausfiibren laiien uno rief MN
leinen <ti6er berbei, Inn nit iei-
ner Silfe sic Mfultif 81 erproben.
@r Itcate ii9 ouf 0ie &an5el uno
iprat eini0e @orte.
o@ie flingt oas. Sobann?~ frugte
er gum S6lrB.
nSebr gut, SEER Sailor" ertpi-
'Derte ser &litider, uict babe ieoes
@ort berltanoen."
.Nun, Soborm, toliid)en Sic mol
BEN @los nit mir uno iprefen sic
irgcno etmas."
So6aum bctrat sic aan5el unr
iagte redt Oeutli6 unO nadoriifli6
sd babe nod &obn fir cinen gan.
5en Mollat 5u bcfommen. @ie flingi
0aS, SEER @aItor?"
Ger G d ii 9. 9iener (5u
eiltam Gnllcgcn): nGeine 0naoigt
ira ia 10 uicI iingcn; iingt lie
i90n2"
sd meiB nidt; menn's los9cbt.
muB id INNER ibre Orei @uno(
Ipa5ieren fiibrert.
9roteit. 2r1mer: Salt
Scpp, Dos @eloitiid mimi | net,
Dos bat ia a 2ofl"
Sepp: o@as2 MuaB / BEL Geir
&as net eppan s. 20d)cr aa neb'
mail"
Washington Journal., 1922-10-06

5atoGe @iiieni9a +.
Gem @oter bon @m. S. 8rDan,
&i6ter SilaS 9rpan, luuroen eilt-
NAL elm paor S6infen aus Der
&Grd)erfommer geitoblelt. @r oer'
miBte lie iofort, iprad aber NIT me-
manoem oopon. @inige Gage ipd-
ter iudte i'm elm IoGbar ouf.
ySogcn sic nal, 8rpan, tit es
oenn pabr? Sd b0rte ebcn, Dob
Sbnen nelllif na6ts elnige Sdilt-
fen geitoblen lporoen lin0."
ySo,~ ertpioerte Der Tifter IN
pertroulidem Gone, naber iagen Sic
MIR niemano mas oabonl Sic mo
id iino Die ein5igen, Die oarlim
Diiienl"
Washington Journal., 1922-10-06

G6ef: Sea i6on alio leeren
Sic 3ur6dit Oen 8apierforb, uno
trogen sic Die @riefe sur Toltl
Grfannt. ~ Serr (5ltm
8anfiers): 8, glatibcn Sic mir,
id liebe Sbre &o4ter wie feline art-
0erel
Banter: 0os CLAUDE id Sbnen
lNou, es bat altdl nibt glei1 eire
iobiel Mitgift, pie meme.
Washington Journal., 1922-10-06

e. GDef;
g(Ilo sic lino Ser reue @olontar.
8as baben sic Oenn fir praftilde
Gorfenntriiie?
geiperber: Sran8oiiid mno Grg-
lii6 perfeft, Ooppelte 8udfiibring,
Sanoelsgeograpbie, gfationalotono-
mic uno 8edielreGt.
Gbef: Gtenograpbieren sic altd) ?
8eperber: Satpobl!
Washington Journal., 1922-10-06

- sc o,6 M t. = 9(m Stamnt-
tiI6 oes 8orfmirtsbauies renont-
ntiert ser &ans, BET ieinem 9eiude
in Der Staot nit Dem 4utomo6il
gefabren 81 iein.
sos is bolt gar niift," ipridt
De9perfeno Der 6rana 20, 90 idau'
Der, mir bat idon a 2ufti4iff BEN
Sauitoa umgetporfen!"
MiBber It anOen. Gin
&ablfopf fam gum Sriieur, lebte ii6
uno rief: nSoare i6neioenI"
Ser Sriieur iab i'm einen ait-
qenblid Iprahlos an uno iagte
oann: nSie meinten wobl polie-
ren?"
Washington Journal., 1922-10-06

uebertrumpft. - g.:
ltnongenebme 9eiude fornmen gu
ms gar nidt mebr, 10 lpie elmer
fam, bat meme 5rou gefoftl
g.: 9n mod)t es meine biaiger,
sic bat %leoesi1tol &Iapier geipieltl
- Ger 8elei0igte. = Sic:
@ie, Der unOeri6dmte SEER &itbler
bat es getpagt, Sir S1napS oll6u-
bieten?
@r: 50, 10 Bat er mid 6eleioigt!
Sic: Sait on es Dir gefaaelt laiien?
@r: @as ioute i6 tim? SD
i1lllfte sic 8eleioigung binunterl
Washington Journal., 1922-10-06

unter StroI6en sd
bob icBt INNER Stide im &iiden,
fpellu id BLOB piiBte, mot id oaieier
tun fam.
&raB' oi9l
-9iiiig. ct (no6 nid)t lam
ae p~erbeirutet): Sir Die @di6e in
tereIIierIt ou bid mobl gar nidt?
Sic: So, bin ih etma ais oelne
@oiGfrau ins Saus 9%efommen?l
Washington Journal., 1922-10-06
g e N t.

- GerbIImt. - @enn ou
Oein @rnrtlen beiteblt. @uitap, miro
Don mir audi cine flingenoe 9elob-
hung ni6t ausbleiben!
Scum lieber 9nfel, flingetl braldt
tie geraoe ni6t, tie fam aud ra-
i6eln!
Washington Journal., 1922-10-06

@offenoer. Dean iiebt
Sic ia nirgenos mebr, SEER Miil-
Ter? @ebeu sic eigentli6 ME mebr
ins @irtsbous?
Seem, id babe mir iett cine
9raut 0ugelegt, uno oa muB ih ipa-
rem.
No, oa5u bdtte id mir an Sbrer
STEELE lieber einen Spartopf ange-
iAaift!
Washington Journal., 1922-10-06
@unoer. Yoli5ei-S SNIP

@unoer. PolI5et- Sl1lpet.
or tam StammtiiAe. &erlbucnelcs
pom 9oIi3cioienite eradbleno): @ltn'
oerbeilangen fonlneu io8ar Bel ms
Dor! Srllte crit babet mir eiilen re-
den Settler, Der blino uno anf ei.
lem geine geIabntt mar, perDaftet,
oa fonllte er ioiort ieben nHS lit
uns oapoll ~aelaufenl
Washington Journal., 1922-10-06

- @eoanfen pIitter. Dor
ser gbe perorebt Oas 8eib oenl
Manne Sen &opf, Inn linn oenlel'
ten in ser @be tuieOer 5uredt5li.
leBen.
@ein @un0er. 81:
Oh iiebit ia garl3 peritort aus; mas
fcblt Dir 0enn2
g.: Ser 9oftor bat mir oas
8iertrinfen perboten!
Washington Journal., 1922-10-06

@rmer 8apal &arl6en:
n9apa, ib mod1t' germ einen ORD
ben baben."
nGu biit ia nod gu Helm oa5n,
Iuage!" i.
ua6, 9apa, On butteit getuiB
ifon eineu, ols gu 10 alt marit!"
u@oit beipabre, Sunge, id babe
i'm er1t BEL meiner G%erbeiratung
G%efommen."
Washington Journal., 1922-10-06

northumberland IN: &iien Sic, SotI gar 10 i6left fon-
men Sic BON mir a~efodten &IOBe bod nhht gemeien Ien, oenn unein gater
aSfin: @ber mel, ser Ser 9rofeior, Dos is Der &edf, Der iBt
Sdubnagel fir &albsbaren unO MERITS. our net!
Washington Journal., 1922-10-06

&farrer (poblmeineno sum
Srberbauern, Ser. 3iemliG ange-
%trilnfen, pie0er cine 8irti6aft be-
treten piD: 49,. l1nO, wobin meinit
Oh oetln, 0aB 0aS piele 8rinfen
fiibrt, mein 2ie6er2
&uberbauer: 81 al MoroS-
rauib, Serr Bfarrerl
Washington Journal., 1922-10-06

~
oaS Yrifieleii4
ale bdlme Stun0
ibren NteinO 5u
I'M for
oen &ielen pciB 10
e gutmietiges Sdaf
pom en- Wtann nuh
ulemnls nit, no IT
bran IS. @ie Die
2iS5ie, tpns inetne
9llfp iS %ouSnpiun.
Washington Journal., 1922-10-06
9eim 8,tmSer.

Mfrobat Gu eirem nelten Sol
legen): Isle ieben ober reft reoli-
alert aus, SEER &olegel"
y@Iaub's ifon; mar ia friiber
Glopn, mo menn 0as Hiibliflim
epiq l6reit: u9lugiit, iolit nal
'runter fommen!" = Damn fon1mt
matt eben berunter!i"
Washington Journal., 1922-10-06

9ame: @arum iino Sic ocuu
10 miBgeitimnlt?
Serr: Sd bate bcim &cnnea
100 Collars ocrlorell.
Came: So, mar!im geDen Sic
Oenn nidjt lana!am2
Washington Journal., 1922-10-06
WBrmrr Sdjreibebriet Nes
NbiIipp 9nMerampter.

lieber SEA- gIc0aftiOndr: =
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-29
FEW FOLKS HAVE
GRAYHAIR NOW
Druggist Says Ladies Are
Using Recipe of Sage
Tea and Sulphur.

Hair that loses its color and lustre,
or when it fades, turns gray, dull and
lifeless, is caused by lack of sulphur
in the hair. Our grandmother made
up a mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur
to keep her locks dark and beautiful,
and thousands of women and men who
value that even color, that beautiful
dark shade of hair which is so attrac-
tive, use only this old-time recipe.
Nowadays we get this famous mix
ture improved by the addition of other
ingredients by asking at any drug
store for a bottle of ''Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound" which dark
ems the hair so naturally, so evenly,
that no one can possibly tell it has
been applied. You just dampen a
sponge or soft brush with it and draw
this through your hair, taking one
small strand at time. By morning
the gray hair disappears; but what
delights the ladies with Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound is that, be-
sides beautifully darkening the hair
after few applications, it also brings
back the gloss and lustre and gives it
an appearance of abundance.-Adver-
tisement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-29
WASHINGTON

Herewith are given just a few or
the outstanding facts about D. w.
Griffith's newest motion picture SEN
sation, Orphans of the Storm, "a Unit
ed Artists Corporation release, which
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-29
CHANGED WORKING
FACILITIES ASKED
BY WOMEN OF U. S.
fRy Assoeiated Press

FRENCH LICK, Ind, Sept. pa
complete revolution of facilities for do
ing work in the home is being de-
manded now by women, John F. Gil
christ, vice president of the Common
wealth Edison company, told the Great
Lakes section of the National Electric
Light association in session here today.
when women start after anything
they usually get it," he said. They
have been obtaining information as to
the conveniences and labor savers
their husbands enjoy and now the de-
mand is for similar innovations in the
home
"The kitchen of today is vast i'm
proyement over that of ten years ago,
but ten years from now the change
will be revolutionary. Countless appli-
ances must be invented and perfected
by man. If he doesn't women's ingenu-
ity will discover them.
while electricity as lighting medi
UNI revolutionized home life, the al
vent of electric power into the home
on a large scale will work even greater
benefits. 1t means longer-liVed and
happier women, better children through
the ability of mothers to shorten work
hours and pay more attention to then
and the general elevation of woman
kind through her ability to have time
to pay more attention to her owr
physical and mental improvements"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-29

is coming next Sunday to the Wash.
ington theatre for one week.
orphans of the Storm" is an adap-
tation of that famous old stage classic.
THE Two Orphans"
1t was given the title Orphans Of
the Storm" in order to avoid confu-
sion with three other pictures called
''The Two Orphans" and widely ad-
vertised.
It is more than "a million dollar
picture" but Mr. Griffith does not con-
slider that of Importance: results OBJ
tanned are the important matters in
his mind
Nearly II months were occupied in
working up to, making and finishing
the picture, from the first steps to the
finishing touches.
Six months were spent in the actual
making
Eighteen months were spent in per
| iod study. and research work in order
faithfully to reproduce the scenes
| styles and customs of the time.
Every scene, large or small, was per
sonally directed by Mr.. Griffith.
Twenty-six tons of properties wert
imported from France that the dres:
and scenes might be faithful to his
1 tory.
Each scene was photographed from
II three to ten times
The Misses Lillian and Dorothy Gist
appear together for the first time sine,
Hearts of the World also a Griffith
feature
Joseph Schildkraut, known as tn
''handsomest man." makes his frs
film appearance.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-29
Restaurant Man Didn't
Eat His Own Food

Its pretty tough for restaurant
man to have stomach trouble. My GUS
toners were always telling me l ought
to eat in a good restaurant. The fact
was / couldn't eat thing that didn't
bloat me up and no medicine or doc
tors helped me- tried everything
recommended and at last Mayr's Won
derful Remedy, and I assure you l
didn't have to look any further. Since
taking it have been a we'll man" It
is simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the inflam-
nation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded. Glenn
Thistlethwaite Drug Stores, A. G.
Luken Drug Co., and druggists every
where-Advertisem
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-29
JACKSON To SPEAK
AT ST. PAUL SUNDAY

Rally Day will be observed at st.
Paufs Lutheran Sunday school next
Sunday morning at which time Ed
jackson, secretary of state, will ad-
dress the school. A goal of 500 pres
ent has been set by the officers of
the school and it is expected that the
attendance will exceed this number.
The program for the day is as follows:
Musical prelude s:45 a. m. to 800
a. m. Hymn-'Come Thou Almighty
King" Hymn-"I Love to Tell the
Story" Hymn, 81 Pledge My Spirit
Loyal" Prayer, Rev. Miller; Scrup-
ture, Psalms 100 and 1872; Hymn,
Jesus Is Calling;;" Violin Obhgato
Mrs. Walter Shelter and w. Clifford
Piehl; Greeting of Classes; Hymn
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-29
DARKE COUNTY ROAD
FUNDS ARE SECURED

GREENVILLE, Ohio, Sept. 29.-An
appropriation of approximately $780,
900 to be used in building hard sur
face roads in Darke county next year
has been secured from the state high
way department by County Surveyor
Paul Townsend and the Darke county
commissioners.
Mr.. Townsend has announced that
fthe funds will be used on the road east
of Arcanum to connect up with the
Dayton highway, and on two miles
Fof state highway north from North
Star to the Mercer county line.
Sues GreenVlIle Company
w. J. Irwin has brought suit in COM
mon pleas court against the Greenville
Fertilizer company for $4,000 DANA
Eges. Mr.. Irwin, who claims ownership
TO valuable farm lands adjacent to
the fertilizing plant, says the odors
from the plant are so offensive as to
ibe uncomfortable by human beings.
New Cases-Common Pleas
W. r. Irwin VS.. The Greenville Fer.
tilizer Company. Damages, amount
claimed, $4,000.
Probate Court
Application filed in the v. S. Mark.
ser estate to transfer mortage.
VIM. R. Smith. administrator of the
estate of Maria Smith, deceased, filed
report of sale of bonds. Same con-
firmed
Elmon E. Polly, administrator of
Sarah Policy, deceased, filed petition
to fix and determine amount of in
heritance tax.
Application filed to admit will of
w. B. Under, deceased, to probate
and record. Hearing Oct. 5.
Victoria Delaet was appointed ad.
ministratix of the estate Of Mary
C. Delaet, deceased. Bond $500.
Edward Miller, administrator of the
estate of Lois Miller, deceased, filed
petition to distribute assets in third
order granted.
o. D. Jay, administrator of the es
tate of w. P. Turner, filed first and
final account.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-29

ture, Irwin S. Cobb's ~The Five Dol
lar Baby" which is now being pre-
scented at the Murrette theatre, Miss
Dana visited foothill kennel and pur-
chased a prize chow puppy. After be
ing introduced to the back yard the
dog was permitted to find its own
amusements.
Several days later Miss Dana's
mother informed her that the hens had
ceased to produce their daily eggs. II
was not until nearly week later
when the house was becoming accus'
toned to grocer's eggs, that Viola dis
covered her pet chaw playfully chas
ing an entire flock of chickens W
trees, fences and other points OF com
parative safety.
$50 that's why we get no eggs!" ez
claimed Viola. They get no time tt
lay 'em!"
The following morning Chow Meir
was comfortably housed behind bars
and the chickens were permitted to re
turn to supplying material for ONE
lettes and souffles.
THE Five Dollar Baby was adapted
for the screen by Rex Taylor. 1t was
photographed by John Arnold.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-29
HERRIN MASSACRE TRIALS
TO BE27tN ABOUT NOV.

MARION, Ill., Sept. 29.-Decision to
open the trials Cd the seventy-four men
indicted for murder, conspiracy and
rioting in 'conneea ion with the Herrin
mine killings, about Nov. 10, was
reached late today at a long conference
between Judge D. It. HartweI of Will
hanson circuit court and attorneys for
the prosecution and defense.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-29
ADJUSTMENTS
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
Murray-"The Deceiver."
Vaudeville.
Murrette-Viola Dana in "Tyhe SIS
Baby"
PaIace-Dick Kipling in 1.-THE Out
law"
Acknowledged Jones in ITO a
Finish"
Washinoton-Ethel Clayton in For
the Defense
SUNDAY
Squire Thin" Vaudeville.
Murrette-N rma Talmadge in
1.-The Eternal Flame"
PaIace-Richard Chadwick in 'Yel-
low Men and Gold"
Richmond-N 9 al H TART in the
Heart of a Texan"
Washington-Griffith's orphans OF
the Storm"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-29

Coward Ch ristian Soldiers" Piano
solo, Miss Marjorie Beck. Address
Hon. Ed. Ja,.ksun, secretary OF state.
Announcements; Hymn, "Blest Be the
Tie that Bindss" Benediction.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-29
MURRETTE

Viola Dana has discovered that chow
dogs and chickens do not mix. So
there are two pens at opposite sides of
the little stars newly acquired home
in Hollywood.
On completing her latest Metro pic
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-29
MURRAY VAUDEVILLE

Faber and Bernet, two comedians
headlining the present Murray bill, are
likable boys Their act is unusual and
filed with potential possibilities. Both
members of the team are thoroughly
stage broke" and possess charming
personalities.
Admitting that Faber and Bernet
are the hit of the bill and one of the
best acts seen here in years, we are
forced to comment that they might
reach even greater popularity by a
more discriminating choice of materi-
al.
A harmless bit of comedy is to be
found in the burlesQue on the great
magicians of the day by Martini and
Maxmillion. The comedy is somewhat
slapstick, yet clinging closely to out
ragged realities in the magician's art
for effect.
Joe Regan and company are well
liked, for their performance confines
itself within bounds we'll recognized
| as the best vaudeville presents. Joe's
tener voice accompanied on the piano
by really mice" young lady, is not to
! be overlooked without due considera-
ton.
Modern styles in the dance is Kim
ball and Gowan's contribution to the
| bill. They hold first in kindly jubi-
liant manner, starting things off with
action.
The Deceiver" is the film attrac.
| ton. MARVIN.
MURRAY
1.-THE Deceiver," which is playing at
the Murray theatre is a tale of the
North-woods and the director trans
ported the company to the, locale de
scribed in the scenario, thus getting
accurate settings.
1t is a remarkably fine story, dealing
with the adventures of a man who
seeks to further his ambitions regard
less of the cost How he is made to
realize that true success cannot be
gained over the grave of ones honor
is worked out with great skill The
principal parts are portrayed by Jear
Hersholt, as the deceiver, Carol Hol
loway, Mary Edget Baker, Lee Hill
Bert Sprotte and Albert Garcia, al
of them trained actors who give splen
did performances. The direction wa!
in the hands of Louis H. HoomaN
and Jean Hersholt A word SHOULD
be said of the photoplay which was
recorded by Clyde Cook. THE De
ceiver" without doubt contains som,
of the most remarkable Photographic
effects ever seen in a motion picture
and does much to make it the success
it is.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-29

Charleston, S. c., has one of the
safest and most commodious harbors
in the United States.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-20

POLICE COURT

Mahan. charged with speeding
fined IS.
Earl Harper. charged with speed
Ing. fined So.
c. Miller, charged with disturbing
the peace. fined IS.
ID. NJ. Coax. charged with fighting,
fined Sc.
Todro. charged with being drunk,
fined So. t'.
At Porto Bello. Panama. In 1908.
in a cloudburst, rain fell at the rate
OF 30 inches an hour.
The Sieur de Brcz OF Paris is said
to have invented candle molds.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-20

Saltwater. John F. Maui
betsch, more familiarly known to
football followers as "Maullie,"
a disciple of Hurry Up" Yost and
All-American halfback when he
played on the Michigan team. is
expected to turn out the fastest
squad of Aggies this fall that ever
represented A. and M. College on
the gridiron.
Last year, his first as coach at
A. and NJ. he almost completely
reversed the former years win
less season by taking five and ty-
ing one out of ten games played.
He'll have twelve letter men back
this fall and an exceptionally
speedy bunch of freshman mater
ial from which to fill the gaps.
The universities of Oklahoma,
Texas and Arkansas; T. c. u, S.
M. IT,, Rice, Baylor. Phillips and
Tulsa; and Central and Northwes-
ern teachers colleges are on the
Aggies' fall schedule.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-20
For County CommlssIo Ioner.

Theo. Stover announces bis candi-
dacy for the office Of county com
missioner, southern district, subject
to the action Of the democratic pri-
mary.