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PAGE SEVEN BRINGING UP FATHER WILL 18 CONTESTED. xr a -rrv r ' no 24. Contest of the Rofd ha.a been instituted '' DO xrtt l in common ple court, the suit be ine brought by I J. Reid. n nelr-at- law. The other heirs sre Clarence and Adam Reid. who are executors or the estate, and they are named de fendants to the suit The 'plaintiff avers in his petition that the docu ment probated is not me lasi wm 01 the testator, ine lesiaior aieu iei July. f THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AN1 SUN-TELEGRAMTUESDAY, DEC. 24, 1918. -:- -: . Bv McManus i "i "i .iLLWiiP. . i i i i "' u 1 I ' ' .i J I L . V I f I ' ,','"1 v . . I in TH0U5HTl$; VV 0t OLL"t I'LL tEDFOR 'rb THE fcEU. now- MM 0-U b W Vftll gj 1 . UKE fl;?- fll- V.Ii. Kfe CLQTrJ .nnnnU1 : VB-.J Q Bls H I ' AiSrMfc?v colour of xswaH JAEvJsrifl- ff , W M&y$k ft&v?UrI tWA-A 13 ? u . .1.1.. I I.I I- I Ill, l" I I I I II I I II I I ' " STARRS WINNERS IN EXTRA-INNING GAME The first extra-inning game of the Industrial Indoor Baseball League was played last night between the Starr and the Atlas team the Starrs finally winning in the eighth inning Hill starred in the game, striking out ten of the Starr men but had hard luck and lost the game. The Malleable team last night for feited a game by its failure to show up to the Indianapolis Glove company. L There will be no came Wednesday night and the games will be played on Satnrday night, when the F. and N. meets the Simplex and the Wayne Works plays the Swayne-Robinson. Meet This Week to Plan Basket Ball Tourney A meeting of the team representa ' tives for the Independent Basket-ball Tournament will be held this week sometime to draft plans and set dates . for the tourney. WITH THOSE IN ARMY AND NAVY . This column, containing newt of Richmond and Wayne county sol diers and sailors, will appear dally in the Palladium. Contributions will be welcomed. On The Screen WASHINGTON. ' Greater fame than any that has yet c.ome to Tom Moore awaits him when the screens of the world present this tremendously popular player as a Goldwyn star in "Just For Tonight," a play that brings out as no other ve hicle has every angle of the many- ; sided talents that have endeared Tom Moore to screen audiences every- . where. Goldwyn promoted Moore to star- Com at the request of theater owners j and picture patrons, who, charmed by I hla ability and splendid personality, .v f re a unit in declaring him worthy of a place among Goldwyn's famous , sroup of stars. Moore's pformances . as leading man with Madge Kennedy, ; Mabel Normand and Mae Marsh in ; Goldwyn pictures were the achieve ! mcuts that prompted public clamor. MURRAY. ' T He was being pursued by the police. larea wallet that had belonged to a prosperous-looking ; individual only a few minutes before. He had not wanted to steal; he hated t to be considered a thief. But he had been hungry and his landlady had : threatened to eject him, and he still ' was feeling the effects of a wound ; which had brought about his discharge from the Canadian Expedition Forces " la France. ' In "Kiss or Kill," which comes to the Murray theater today, Warner's experiences and those of a beautiful girl form one of the most thrilling yet . appealing Btories yet shown on the acreen. MURRETTE. The struggle of an artist's model who was forced to marry a man whom she detested and whose beauty was so exploited by her husband that she grew to hate her own charms is pic tuiized with tremendous dramatic in tensity In the William Fox photoplay, which will be shown at the Murrette theater today with Evelyn sblt in ithe title role. Tbia is the first of a series of master i productions featuring this beautiful Uid accomplished star. "I Want to i Forget," tells the story of a woman's j Bufferings under the hand of her hus band, a Bulgarian Prince. Permanent Community Christmas Tree Urged WASHINGTON, Dec. 24. ny noti ..it... n n vi a rm rrt 11 nit v Hstma I iTrce, Is the question asked many times of the American Forestry Association, which Is urging memorial trees for sol diers and sailors in the world war. In urging this, C. P. Palmer, acting state forester of New Jersey, says: "To do this will stimulate the "get nfptlipr" BDlrlt locally bv insurinz an annual gathering and holiday seu-l son because the tree will command j recognition as a temporary provision I from year to year. Originally set with deftnito memorial purpose, it will fur ther emphasize in a public way the, recognition by its planters and thosa who come after them, of the gratitude 1 for loyal, patriotic service rendered in the crucial period of the nation and 1 tho world." The American Forestry Association points out the great waste in setting : up community trees every Christmas and then throwing them away, and sug-, peMs that a permanent planting be adopted in suitable locations where-! ever possible. The Memorial tree idea ! Is being adopted all over the country, ' reports to the association show, and being considered as the proper seting for other forms of memorial plans. J Mrs. Julia LIchtenfels received a letter from her son, Peter LIchtenfels, today saying that he was in Luxem burg on his way to Coblentz, Germany, where he would be stationed with the 16th Infantry of the 1st division, army of occupation. LIchtenfels was in action about ten days before the armistice was signed. He went over the top and came out without a scratch. He was trans ferred from the 84th Division, with which he went overseas, to the 1st Division soon before going to the front. A letter received by Ray Lichtenfels today from Victor Newman says he is in splendid health, and has been in communication with "Pete" several times. Leroy Gibbons of the 161 Aero Squadron returned recently from England and arrived in Richmond last evening, following his honorable dis charge from Camp Sherman. Roy I. Plummer came Sunday to spend the holidays with his parents. Plummer is on the U. S. S. Kentucky. S. A. T. C. DEMOBILIZED. OXFORD, O., Dec. 24 Miami Uni versity's S. A. T. C. unit was formally demobilized yesterday, the 400 boys receiving their December pay and their discharges. The majority of them left at once for their homes, and it is estimated that at least 100 will not return after Chrismas. However, a number of students who have been in other branches of the national ser vice will return, and President Hughes looks for an enrollment of about 850 in January. Fountain City, fnd. Miss Elizabeth Miller spent the week-end with relatives at Richmond ....Mrs. Celia Burg spent the week end with friends and relatives at Richmond Lester Mercer returned home last week after being mustered out of service at the Indianapolis train ing camp Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thomas left last Wednesday after noon for Florida where they intend to spend the remaining winter months.. ..Mrs. Charles Williams spent Sunday week with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Curtis of near Bethel... Mr. and Mrs. George Hartley motored to Spiceland Tuesday to spend the day with relatives Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Palmer entertained as guests last Sunday week: Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Wills and son and Mr. and Mrs. Newton Brumfleld,. all of Webster Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Wright and daughter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wright.... All of the business houses will be closed part of the day and part of them all the day next Wednesday, Christmas day... .Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Alexander motored to Lynn Sunday and visited with George Alexander and family. .. .Mrs. L. B. Harrison enter tained the Loyal Daughters' class of the Christian church at a miscellane ous shower at her home Friday even ing in honor of Miss Bessie Foreman, bride-elect Paul Edgerton has been quite ill the last week with the in fluenza but is now improving. ... .Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Spillman are the par ents of a baby boy born Dec. 15. Mrs. Spillman was formerly Miss Mary Thornton. . . .Mrs. Joe Bloom has been visiting her mother-in-law, Mrs. Tom Bloom of this place. . . .iMss Leon Ner man of Richmond has been visiting her mother, Mrs. A. J. Gibbs Miss Edna Rich from Richmond Reid Me morial hospital has been home on a few days' visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Rich The monthly business meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of the Christian church met at the home of Mrs. C. N. Hatfield. After the business session, officers were elected for the coming year. Those elected were Mrs. C. B. Keene, president; Mrs. Jesse Harrison, vice president; Mrs. Ed Dunham, secre tary; Mrs. C. C. Fulghum, treasurer.. ....Miss Madge Guthrie of Richmond spent the week-end with C. N. Hat field and family.. L. T. Harrison took Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Harrison. . . .Frank Williams and family of near Williamsburg visited with Mr. and Mrs. Carper Sunday.... Harold Brinkley arrived home Sunday morning after being mustered out of the service at Camp Taylor, Ky. . . . Miss Bessie Foreman, bride-elect, was given a miscellaneous shower last Sat urday afternoon at her home. Those present were Ruth and Vera Pitts, Myrtle Reynolds, Mary Macy, Myrtle Wooters. Mrs. Naomi Pyle, Goldle Glf ford, Lois Reynolds, Alsie Thomas, Blanche Williams, Shurleigh Harter, Helen Carter, Agnes Reynolds. Many beautiful and useful gifts were re ceived.. Mrs. Tom Brennan and daughter, Grace, Miss Jessie Williams and Robert Carper visited with Lum Foreman and family Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Pierson visited with relatives In Camden, O., Sunday Miss Lois Reynolds took supper (Wednesday evening with Miss Bessie and Jessie Foreman. Stop That Gold at Once Petrisol Goes Righ to the Spot Penetrates and Relieves like Magic. Tou need have no fear of winter colds, coughs and sore throats, if you keep a Jar of Petrisol handy. Petrisol will check a cold before It gets fairly started, or will stop It promptly If you have let It run. Rub a little on your rhest. nose and throat. You can feel It penetrate. It works like magic in relieving the congestion, drawing out the inflammation and clearing the pas sages. Apply Petrisol at night and not ice the wonderful relief by morning. Petrisol Is unexcelled for relieving lame back, muscular rheumatism, sore muscles and sprains. Better than plas ters. Just rub It In. No bandage need ed. Costs little. At all druggists. Adv. Cambridge City, Ind. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Allison i3 ill Mrs. Jeff Kirk wood has been very ill Miss Grace Kiess is home from Indianapolis George B. Uebele from Acosta, Wash visited George Morton and family and other relatives Mrs. A. Morton. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hoover of Dublin were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Blackford.. . Will Pike vis ited his mother at Newcastle Sunday. Lieutenant J. V. Richadson of Ft Monroe, Va., is the guest of Miss Grace Kiess Mrs. Adam Botsfield is ill Mrs. Lethia Myers spent Sun day with Richmond friends Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lyon of Newcastle visit ed Mr. George Morton and family Sat urday Mrs. A. Hodson and son Her bert were in Richmond Saturday Dave Wissler of Newcastle spent Sun day with M. L. Young and family... Mrs. Harry Leister spent Saturday in Richmond .. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Law- PALACE TODAY Chas. Ray In one of his fast moving, full of pep fighting stories THE' FAMILY SKELETON and a splendid 2-reel Western comedy. THE RETURN OF FARO NELL" WEDNESDAY DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS 'THE GOOD1 BAD MAN' and a CHAPLIN COMEDY IVIlUIRIRETrTE LAST SHOWING TODAY Evelyn Nesbitt And Her Son, Russell Thaw in "I WANT TO FORGET 9 9 UNIVERSAL WEEKLY Comina Wednesday "The Return of Mary," featuring May Allison ADULTS, 17c; Children, 10c. All poor children admitted free Tonight Merry I Christmas l' A Happy I J New Year 1 I and a prosperous one M 5! A New Year teem- I ing with good health and good fortune. 1 I I This is our wish to Washington njs-Dit T H E A T R E jj - ELIZABETH KOtP HOME OF THE BIG PIPE ORGAN ALL THIS WEEK ALL THIS WEE K Richmond's Premier Danseuse. with her partner, Mr. Frank Neville, headlining one of the best bills of the season. TUES. WED. The BONEHEAD MINSTREL8 LAHORE &R0ZELLE One of the best comedy acts in vaudeville. SAX, WOOD & LAWSON Comedy and Harmony Singing A regular singing act, full of class. Owing to the heavy night attendance this bill is attracting, we would suggest a matinee attendance. . . HERBERT RAWLINSON in "KISS OR KILL" "Eetter Come Early". AIL poor children admitted free tonight. son of Newcastle visited Cambridge friends Sunday. ... .Miss Mary Dillon was in Richmond Saturday.. A daugh ter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Puckett . . . . Mrs. Mary Munte is vis iting in Connersville with her sister, Mrs. W. F. L. Sanders Mrs. Dora Bocker, north of town, is visiting her sister, Mrs. John Hoover... Mrs. Ralph Fink was in Indianapolis Satur day. . . .Vernon Romer and daughter of Salina, O., visited Mr. and Mrs. F. Ro mer. ...Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stretch of Newcastle visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Waddel and friends. n .Mrs Delia Williams of Newcastle visited her parents and children Sunday. 1st Episcopal church, and was attend- ed by a large number of friends and relatives. Mr. Pults was one of the most prominent men in this section. His death was sudden, the cause being acute indigestion. i BANK CASHIER DIES. OXFORD, O., Dec. 24 The funeral of -William S. Pults. cashier of the State Bank at College Corner, took place this afternoon from the Method- CUT THIS OUT IT IS WORTH MOJEY ION"T MISS THIS. Cut out thi Klip, enclose with 5c and matl ft to Foley & Co., 2833 Sheffield Ave., Chicago. III., writing your-name and address clearly. You w(!l receive in return a trial park age containing- Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and croup: B'oley Kidney Pills, for pain In sides and back; rheumatism, backache, kid ney and bladder ailments: and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for con stipation, biliousness, headache, and sluggish bowels. For sale by A. G. Luken & Co. Adv. Make your meal an event of im portance. Drink Bona Coffee Always good. a W. Ptirc Co. Cmlft RoaMttn Lmfmytttt, ImJ. Dr. Vinton's Vint-O-Lax "Purple PilU for Liver Ills" 10 umd 25c mmm At ill Druggists CONSTIPATION INO OCSTION MCAOACHB Conkey's and other leading Druggists A Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year to our Friends and Patrons Ed A. Feltman Cipvrr Store "Where the Smoke Comes From" With the joy of victory to thrill us, the blessings of peace to gladden us and the wonderful example of "our boys" to guide us, the Joys of Xmas and the New Year should be manifold. 'We wish each one of you your full share of the Xmas and New Year's happiness Murray Murrette Theater Theater Your Last Chance to See MRS. CHARLES CHAPLIN (MILDRED HARRIS) In "For Husbands Only A Story by a woman-about women that every woma-i will want to see Mrs. Wife: Ask Mrs. Neighbor about it, but don't let her tell you how It ends. It's to good to spoil. Added Comedy Feature BILLY PARSON in "A WIDOW'S MIGHT" LAST LAST TIMES TODAY TIMES TODAY Special Program for Xmas Day TOM MOORE in "JUST FOR TONIGHT Also BEN TURPIN in "HIDE and SEEK DETECTIVES". A Mack Sennett Gloom Chaser. 1 1. k jt :U"m'...H, "