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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-26
AUDITORIUM.

Departing materially from her
usual vampire roles. Theda Bara
starring in A Woman There Was, %
the new Fox production. made her
appearance on the screen OF the Au-
ditorium. She assumes the role of
q princess OF the South Sea islands.
and displays emotional force in ex-
pressing her passionate love for a
white missionary. After thwarting
the jealous rage OF a native ad
mirer. saving the life OF the mis-
sjonary and breasting an angry sea
during a typhoon. the heroine re-
ceives a death thrust at the hands
Of her pagan followers. Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Drew. in twO-reel
comedy and Topics Of the Day are
the other offerings on the bill To-
morrow brings Mrs Charlie Chaplin
mildred Harris) in Lois Weber. s
new production. Home" Harold
Lloyd in a comedy. Just Neigh
bors." the Pathe News and Mutt and
Jeff Will also be shown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-26
IAASALLE.

Written by Cosmo Hamilton. au-
thor Of Scandal % who Cares ?''
and other successes. Men. Women
and Money" tOday's picture at the
LaSalle. will find particular favor
with the members of the feminine
sex. Besides telling a story that is
gripping in its heart appeal. it pre-
sents a regular fashion show. The
heroine is a girl who becomes heav-
ily involved in debt. so that she is
forced 10 work as a model I'm the
very shop where so many Of her
own wonderful gown creations were
purchased. The manner i'm which
she puts selfishness aside and be
comes interested in a real man.
makes for excellent screen enter
tainment.
Tomorrow. The Firing Line" a
story OF the love-triangle. features
Irene Castle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-26
Patronize the advertiser-he
Is there TO serve you.
It's Easy to Peel Off
Your Tan or Freckles

This is what you should do 20 shed a
spoiled complexion: Snread evenly over
the face. covering every inch Of skin, a
thin layer Of ordinary mercolized wax.
Let this stay on over night; wash 10 OF
next morning Repeat daily until your
complexion is as clear. soft and beautiful
as a young girls. This result is newt
able no matter how sOileu or diScOlOred
the complexion. The wax literally peels
of the flmy surface skin. exposing the
lovely skin beneath. The process is en-
tlrely harmless. SO little Of the old skin
coming of az a time.
Mercolized wax is vbtainaDle at any
drug store; one ounce usually Suffices.
It's q veritabl wonder wOrEer for rough,
tanned, redeemed, blotchy, pimpled or
freckled skin. Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-26
Advertisers make profits from
volume-not prices.
HOW To STOP
BEING NERVOUS
Nothing Like Plain Bitro- \ Phosphate "a
Strengthen Nrax Nerves and
Increase strength and
Nigor.

According 20 n noted French Scientist.
Toe most effective remedy for nervous
ness insomnia and ailments due o. dc
uleted nerve fOrves Is n form % organic
phosphate known among druggists in
Als country as Bitro- Phosphate
r - described as substance which
81 similar iu composition GO che phos
uhorus naturally found in brain ana
nerve cells and. being easily and quickly
assiuiiiated. the work II creating nerve
free. strength and vigor begins imme-
Giately u IL taken into the human sys-
tsm.
There are many reports ~ astonlsl
Ing results from its use. some shown <
remarkable Improvement even In stub
born cases ~ long standing nerve weak
ness As there are MANY kinds Of phos
uhatrs care should be- exercised to pro-
,ure the genuine Bitro-i loSphate as sold
tv Wettieks Original Cut Rate Medicine
store IN south Bend and al good drug
cfsts ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-26

He never believed i'm real girl
until hc met the heroine of Men.
Women and MOney'--it was then
that they both began TO live.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-26
ARMY OFFICERS
WON I KICK MUCH
At LATEST RULE
All Below Brigadier-general
Must Play on Govern
ment Time.
BY LOUIS LUDLOW

News-Times Washington Correspondent.
WASHINGTON. ID. C. Aug 26-
1op would YOU like TO be- an army
officer and 20 receive command
from higher up 90 play golf at regul-
lar intervals on government time2
wouldn't that thrill you with a
grand and glorious feeling
That is exactly what has just hap
peneG TO all officers Of the army be
low the grade Of brigadier-g general.
except that the officer is not obliged
70 confne his sporting propensities
% golf IN order 20 meet the require
ments n ne prefers tennis. than ne
can play tennis II ne likes 90 row.
then il Is rowing for him, or IL his
fancy runs 70 basketball. baseball.
swimming boxing or any one OF 9th
er enumerated sports he can take
his choice.
To be sentenced 20 play baseball IS
not going 10 make any army officer
mad. IL is not anticipated that these
new orders will create any mutinies
IN the army.
Fitness Essential
an official announcement OF the war
department. that physical fitness is
one Of the essential qualities OF an
efficient officer. It is now equal in
weight with intelligence and lead
ership' on rating cards II is pecu-
liarly a self-imposed duty Of every
officer so to regulate his manner OF
living and TO prescribe for himself
such course Of physical exercise as
70 be at all times physically tit to
perform any duty to which he may
be assigned. or TO meet any reason
able test for demonstrating such fit
ness.
For all officers below grade OF
brigadier- general. except those &C
tually attending drills and other in
structiOns with troops. duties shall
BE so arran. sd that all officers shall
have one-half a day a week. in ad-
6ition TO Sundays and holidays, to be
devoted 20 physical exercise.
Required To Exercise.
All such officers are required 70
avail themselves OF this one-half
day each week, exclusive Of Sundays
and holidays. for physical exercise
and each officer. unless excused for
physical disa bility. shall then engage
for a period Of not less than two
consecutive hours in one or a COM
binatiOn OF the following forms OF
exercises which most appeal TO him:
walking swimming tennis. golf
baseball. rowing. medicine ball
hand5all. football. basketball. la
cross. boxing. fencing. wrestling
track events. horseback riding. ply
steal exercises without apparatus ST.
milar 20 Swedish exercise. exercise
with gymnasium apparatus"
The order also provides that in
January OF each calendar year each
officer below the grade Of .brigadier-
general shall be examined by a
board OF medical officers TO deter
mine his physical fitness and com
handing officers may at any time
direct physical examination OF any
officer whose physical fitness APP
pears 90 be unsa tisfactory.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-26

women and who sacrifices II all on
the altar OF love. Romance in all
its spiendor IS the keynote OF this
story and the role OF the man who
spent most Of his life counterfeitine
love. IS one aptly suited 10 NTr.
OBrien. who has won screen rec
oEnidou in support OF Norma Tai
madge and other feminine favor
ties among the screen stars
Tomorrow Ethel Clayton is the
star of "Men. Women and Money"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-26
STEAMER STRIKES ROCK

HALIFAX. y. S, Aug. 26.-The
Royal Mail Packet company's
rteamer Chandler has gone ashore
nc Bermuda. according TO messages
received here. The steamer struck
rock She sailed from here last
Friday with nearly 100 passengers
for Barbados and Dsmerara The
Nhaudiere registers $500 tons
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-26
NEWSPAPER CARTooNIsT DIES

STANFORD Conn, Aug Is -
Floyd Wilding Triggs. cartoOnist.
formerly on the staff of the Chicago
Tribune but since 1893 connected
with newspapers in New York city.
died suddenly Saturday night. His
home was in Darien. and he was
staying here during the summer.
His widow and two sons survive
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-26

The charm that made Irene Cas-
tic "A figure long 10 L. Remembered
by those who saw her dance i APP
parent in The Firing Line" She
dresses beautifully and effectively;
she sNims. dives dances, rides and
above all acts with sincerity and
real appeal.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-26

She also wears some marvellous
gowns that will be the envy OF ev.
cry woman i'm the audience. Come
and sce her and them. Tomorrow
at the LaSalle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-26
THEATERS
Stage and Screen.
LOCAL PLAYBILLS

OLIVER - "PcCk's Bed Boy
Thursday. The Naughty
Bride Saturday and Sunday
AUDITORIUM - ~ Woman
There Was" with Theda Bara.
LASALLE - Men. Women and
Money" with Ethel clayton.
CASTLE-"Thc Perfect Lover"
with Eugene O'Brien
ORPHEUM- Vaudeville.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-26
OLIVER.

"Peck's Bad Boy" who hasn't
been seen here for a long time. will
be in town on Thursday al the Oil
yer theater ana besides being up 10
his old pranks, is said 10 have in
vented a lot Of new ones to provide
fun and laughter. Irving Berlin has
furnished many new musical num-
bers which are introduced during
the action Of the piece.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-26
CASTLE

THE Perfect Lover" starring
handsome Eugene O'Brien in his
first important role. is the Castles
attraction for today. The story
deals with the affairs of a youthful
genius, who wins great success by
catering TO the vanity of beautiful
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-26

She owed more than thousand
dollars and played bridge AT IA dol
lar point 20 that she might can
Gel the debt Did she lose? Yes
but in doing - found what She
could have found no other Nyay.
Pretty. blonde Ethel Clayton is the
star of this original story which i
shown at the LaSalle today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-30
EXECUTIVE BOARD OIL
STOCKGROWERS ASSN.
TO MEET At CLAYTON
Important Business Will Be Trans.
acted All Members Of Assooia.
ton and Interested stookmen
Are Invited 10 Attend.

Members of the executive board 20
the Now MsNico cattle and Horse
Growers association viii meet BOZ
gYytou MunhtN. MAY r. Cor thr First
directors meeting of the Nettr There
Will be- two sessions held Monday uf
the Rotar Ciuh rooms Al thirty
slN members OF the hoard HH well 80
members uf the association % utnrH
Interested boz Sew McNlco stock uUf'.
tore are expected tn attend
Action will he taken hs che board
on uumhtr uf resolutions wnt'I
were PASSED ut D. convention Boo A.
%buqueruus and have nov either been
D. rouuhf to q sucrtsHful termination
or require further consideration
MANY other important matters Will
ho taken uu az tho meeting
This 10 ~, urst meet of tht scar
and tho first one since the DIS COM
Nention iu Albuquerque which WIS
heid a Few weeks nno There wiii ra
three other meeuurs through Inc yea
one o. BE- held in Ctotis one 20 'trls.
bad and tho other az Albuquerque
Dates forNut.ru meetings viii ns I..
teumintd ut sat meeting
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-30

N'W -tipm'nt lust IN So-slN'nr
Mtngf'ut Garden iiu-T. Guaranteed
twu Nrnr- - o,uts funt 80 Whitney
HARDWARE Co
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-30

and PASSENGER Agent ~ G. uoyi Of
fercd the committccs the NE 81 the
lcnn siding opposite The Alvarudo ho-
tel Tor the rafking u The freight and
passenger ar Thrse viii Ne az this
place al day for insr ection
Albuquerque eiuEens may have an
opportunity o. nyinr with some Of tho
famous british and American fgers
who compose he personnel Of the
squadron. Az large loan subscribers
aud other workers In tho drive who
wish 70 take a trip In the air should
immediately hand their names 10 the
loan committee While u ia not GER
tain that thoae passenger trips Will be
rihde, u 4 quite possible that they
viii n the wind IL not blowine too
hard and there 10 time.
Major Foulard. Great nritain's
leading living ace. who has sixty Hun
viii be here with the squadron Man,
other % the most famous flyers VII
also be here.
The main exhibition viii start at
lao O'Clock Monday afternoon and
the affair will last for more than one
hour. The filehts and NARROWER.
viii take place between the city and
the flying school 10 that persons a.
either points will have an opportunity
- NNNNNN ~ NNA ~
Those desiring 20 see the actual start,
and landings will bc accommodated
IN q special space rnpcd of al the
field. Parking space for automobiles
viii also be arranged for
All types Of nyine stunts viii BE-
done by the pilots. inciudinE mllitsr,
e. rmatiuns and individual thriller
The city will be bombed by the squad
rCa In regular formation with loan
literature bombs
Persons from an parts of New
Mexico and the ueirhburinr states ar
issued a cordial Invitation ~ the
chamber % commerce To tiHi. Alhu'
querque on May 8 and see this 'mosi
Unusual performance SPECIAL ar
engagements will be- made fur cco
modafinr the visitors at tho hotel
and rouminE places
The entire arrangement % an mat.
ters pertaining 10 the squadron j. Dol
the hands Of the chamber 81 com.
mercc. which has appointed the FOL
lowing committees
Aviation fieid-Arthur praEcr. !
a. VIII and y D. Mason.
Automobiles Mrs Charles =
White
P%atroliine assembly grounds an,
ryiuF field - w. gniusha.
ln churre ~ icveiinr aviation field
Gasoline aud wator ~ neid-H y
Eoedsr
TO furnish trucks " Potter
Entertainment fcHfurcH- Rod truH'
DIuffrn service
To rntertnln British accs-MIss SID.
hes Wilson
Street car transportation - geufri
Euslinrfou
Railroad siding ~ D. summrrs
tWsrgency ambulance a. %
SfrouG
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-30
INSPECTOR APPROVES
ARRANGEMENTS MADE
FOR FLYING CIRCUS
Exhibition 10 Start at $50 Mon.
day Afternoon; Major POulard,
Leading British Ace. VIII Be
Here; Loan Workers May Fly.

All arrangements made Cor the ac-
commodatiun q the Victory Loan
aviation squadron which viii give an
exhibition IN Albuquerque May Q were
approved b. f1cld Inspector Major
John a. Hamblctur. ~hu arrived here
yesterday rom Denver. The major
eviafion field a. the Albuquerque fly
ing school and pronounced o. IN prop
ar condition Tor tho use ~ the eight
zen planes as a starting AID iandins
field.
The type % hirh test gasoline which
has been provided for tho planes va
also approved a. vas also the az.
Engagements made for the accommo-
~ the planes Division -Suuerinfeu-
dent Of the santa - v p Summers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-30
Personal News Items
Four-O TaN Service Phone 60
Auto springs. all makes kofbcr co
Tai. Phone f5s Nicholson Taxi
puv x,ur at,.a a. tha uH.lItfs plub

HHAHA LIS AHH 49, "-
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Pay your dues 10 che "1-bit' club.
SPECIAL conclave Of rnrrim com
mandri No o. X r. 1880 at the Ma.
sonic temple. work in the X st and
Is a. degrees
The Ladies Ala society of ~ rauis
English Lutheran church viii meet
90 the church uHrlurs Thursday sttrr-
soon 90 1u O'Clock.
The Young people ~ ~ pHuia
English Lutheran chufUh viii have 90
mesa party Friday evening The
stripes % ths e. ~ ForIrtN viii enter.
f,Iu 'he stlrH. the yirtnrs Boo tnr con
tr.t held rutfU time ago NI ih'
Nuuur people will meet at fHr church
Hf o. fn 10 BOO. where ruuNu' furrs VII
la ready tl tHke them Geo iur wrsl
There VIII he IL moeiinE uf Goo uus
60 Woman club Uf fhU y " d. a
tomorrow evening at iH
The ilrI Gross t1uttHu wIi EIt' H
The utuuuf Tor fhn aNiuiHrs uf mo
UNiug .uuHirnu tf fht Country club
600 Mnritf afternoon.
Thor. VIII be u weea-eui mountain
party ~ tho hlrh school rirIH reserve
Goo Mh.f.Huih Spr.uEH hoy VIII
'slto uu Friday afternoon under The
,hapcrortrr 90 Mss r%tuchfeIi aul
li.ss psair
Lieut. louis D. NohL former we'll
LuuWu university student auI foot
iHI mlu. arrived hero lt-. ulfui fr H
overseas un t hrlti furluurh lI,uf
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NsNlro in reach France o. wear
Three GOLD service pei.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-30
Blaze at Tire Plant
Causes $500 Damage

Tire eurly this morning causei H
500 damage at the plant Of tNH
Mhiturli- Racine Tire company Tho
blaze was caused hN me explosion Uf
n rts tulcanizsf 10th nrD depart.
mruts VIEW rushed tn fhs Hrsur 90
checked the ruunarrttlou hefnr, e
hrume serious Mosr aud Tumpk HH
uwusrs OF tho Uturk. sustained u 'u
uf about $500 The damage tn thr
IulllIur. owned uf John o. Blake.
WIS estimated at $500
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-30
State Girls Welfare
Board Meeting Today

Three - thc five members % tho
state hoard fnr girls welfare mot ln
Albuquerque this afternoon o. come
riete their Organization and take uf,
tho question ~ ths establishment Of IL
rlris rescue home The results ~
the mecflnr viii hr awaited with
some Interest. as % De- hoped that the
home will De- located here bio cts.
hrinr the most ce.ttrtl boz the state
iuii Ink sites have already been look.
ef into
Evening journal., 1919-07-03
ny u G. HAMILION.

United Press stan Correspondent
TOLEDO. o., July 3.-Just twenty
four hours more and pugllistc history
viii be made. In quiet spot on the
sun baked shores Of Maumee Bay be-
hind the lockers Of the overland Club,
Jack Dempsey. challenger OF Jess VIII
Hard, the heavyweight champion, sat
cheerfully optimistic His 2i5 pound
rival, guardian Of The greatest honor IN
the gift of nstania lolled about the sun
porch Of a house In the best residon-
tlal district OF T0ledo.
Dempsey Is ready llo had planned
nothing for today. ne Is merely walt
ing for the gong that viii send him to
a great victory or defeat OF bitter
memories. That Is all
Willard will take a motor ride. The
huge champion has never liked The
plaudits OF the multitude. Hc wants
solitude and viii get 70 with the hum
0f gasoline motor under feet No one
viii be- allowed 90 disturb either glad
iator Defeat 90 Dempsey means a shat
tcring OF That glorious record OF knock
outs made during his climb 90 the glare
of the flstic spotlight II means a new
start. Perhaps e championship later,
but crushed spirit for a time To
Willard n means that ne can retire
from The hateful game Of admirlng and
curious nghl fans, bat 10 also means
90 Willard that the flash Of the dollar
VIII not boz 30 near. The weeks Of
preparation for the struggle have end
cd. Long days of gruelling Of prepara-
iion. hours In The minutes and spar
ring partners ninging dangerous punch
rs. iiresome interviews with curious
and inquisitiye folk. bundles Of mall
from busy bodies and critics have come
10 an end.
To-day was "a day Of peace In the
camps NJ the heayyweighis
Tomorrow they VIII start twelve
round battle Tor the world champion
ship in a mammoth arena built for
Them by Tex Rickard, the most daring
promoter the world ever has known.
Downtown Toledo was a scene OF ac-
iivlty IN marked contrast 20 the peace
fol scenes In ihe camps where canvas
and ring have been prepared. Betting
became more active after a period OF
laXness that became a deadlock when
one side asked concessions from the
other. Arguments whirled about the
streets. II an interested person cared
10 he might stop a hundred persons on
the principal street of the city. ask
them what they think Of the fight and
receive cold stare from half. The
other half would be nfiy-nfly.
History has never recorded a nstlc
contest Of greater mystery than thf
one about 30 bee fought. People have
[ worried and wondered about the con.
Evening journal., 1919-07-03
ANGLING
TRAP SHOOTING
Willard May be 1913
Favorife Over Dempsey

dltlon Of the champion until they don't
know what conclusion 10 reach. 1t is
because OF his age. They are afraid be-
cause OF what happened TO Jeffries az
ter his long retlrment from the rin9
and because OF what Willard himself
did 10 Jack Johnson after the big Ne-
grO's years Of dissipation following his
defeat OF Jeffries. They are asking
themselves why they should place con-
ndence In the giant Willard after these
ilzzles.
Dempsey is a fayorite with the dope
slers and the wise money Is being laid
on him, but every stranger who comes
10 town with dollars 20 back his judg-
ment apparently brings shekels to
place on willard. The champions fol-
lowers are Increasing daily lie prob
ably VIII enter tho ring about 40 TO
fay0rile Dempsey's popularity has
forced many even money bets. Yes
lcrday two wagers OF considerable size
were placed on him.
Both men are In superb condition. Or
Joseph J. Sweeney. official physician Of
The Toledo Athletic Club, has exam
lned them. Willard, ne declared few
days ago, surpassed any physical speci-
men he ever hmad gazed upon. Yes
terday he looked at Dempsey and threw
up his hands. "His condition Is even
better" he declared.
Great care is being taken by Jack
Kearns. manager Of the challenges. and
Willard himself. that nothing shall in
tcrfere with the chances OF the two
fighter kcarns esterday delivered
himself OF a long oratlon regarding the
rabbit punch during a meeting Of
the Toledo Athletic Club, but his ef-
forts 90 have 10 barred were fruitless
Rules OF the Toledo Athletic Club will
be followed. These duplicate The Mar
Quis Of Oueensbury rules with the cx-
cepiion that clean breaks are provided
for. The referee, ollie pecord, will
give The word 90 break. Failure TO do
so is punishable by disqualification ss
Is punching in the breaks.
Willard has used the rabbit punch
with considerable eject during his
training days. lie has smashed his
sparring partners on the back OF the
neck with consistency. Inasmuch as il
Is not looked on with favor, Willard
probably will not use it on Dempsey
Crowds thronged the city today They
stormed the hotels last night and nllec
them Today they began 10 swarm into
the private homes Of the town. Thou
sands were arriving. Improylsed sleep
ing places were opened with blare of
whltewash and fanfare OF colorcd
signs.
The fight Is on now, so far as most
OF us are concerned. u VIII not be
over until the crowd has worried It's
way out N Toledo. which viii not be
Tor sometime, according 10 Indications
Evening journal., 1919-07-03
SHIPYARD LEAGUE
AGREES TO DISBAND

The Delaware River shlpyard League
viii go out OF existence after the game
tomorrow, Harlan playing rs last
game with New York Ship at Camden
At meeting OF the League last night
action 10 dlsband was taken after
majority OF the managers expressed a
desire 10 play independent ball the re-
OF the season, Harlan there
fore Is out for games with all the best
teams Of the State, including Milford,
seaford and the other fast peninsula
teams. big guaranteed Is IN sight for
every team that plays at Harlan neld