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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-07

Castle

Sierra Leone. on the west coast
OF Africa. is tho romantic setting OF
sessue Hayakawa's latest feature,
which is shown at the Castle theater
today Entitled THE White Mans
Law" Il presents the remarkab BILE
Japanese star as an ivory trader in
love with a beautiful SOudanese girl
The Vaccinations OF a vnlainous
Englishman. who tries 20 make a
victim OF the girl, almost upsets the
love AFFAIRS OF the young couple. but
In the end the man who has violated
the white mans law" Is brought to
just punishment Florence Nidor
is the girl and Jack Holt. the hand
some villain Always fortunate IN
his portrayal OF native roles. Mt
Hayakawa's work I'm this latest dra-
matte Offering IS exceptionally fine.
"Iiis Fathers Wife" the new
World picture which is presented at
Castle tomorrow. IS a tale Of the
aftermath OF the great war with al
together unusual and new situations.
It's dramatic moments are inter
spersed with real bits Of comedy and
crowded with mirth-prOvOking stu
atoms. It deals with the affairs OF
beautiful young girl who marries
her aged employer without love and
who after his death finds herself
loved by his aviator son sam b.
Hardy the well known Broadway
comedian lends his pleasing person
alicy 20 this latter role. while June
Elvidge plays the title role. VaIIi
Valli. also a Broadway favorite, is
prominent IN the cast.
Men, women and children Will all
like Break the News to Mother"
the new Select picture which is
shown Tuesday at the Castle. For
IL has all or those satisfying ele-
ments; love ties, hOme-tles. and nu-
merous difficulties overcome by the
hero, who returns TO his mother with
war honors. after he has been un-
justly accused OF a crime A cast
OF uniform excellence lend good act
ing 70 a story that Is smooth run
ming and pleasing throughout its
I'VE reels. Raymond Boomer. as the
hero. Gertrude Berkely, as the mo-
ther and Pearl Shepard as the
sweetheart, have the leading roles
Clever and cunning Dorothy Gish.
Is Wednesdays featured player at
the Castle In Nugget Nell" a traves-
" in life in the great west. THE
Dark star" a mystery story by Ro-
bert W. Chambers. features Marian
Davies. the pretty ''Follies'' star, on
Thursday Fridays attraction Is
petite and comic Mabel Normand
in Upstairs in which she wins
sympathy and laughs through her
pleasing Interpretation OF a much
abused slavey in big hotel. Earle
Williams is Saturdays star in "Rog-
ue's Romance
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-07
BEST SELLERS IN
MUSIC LAST WEEK
Victor Records

Victor Records.
Baby" and Take Your Grille 10
the Movies"
Tell Me'-'-The Vamp" (Orches-
ira with vocal refrains.)
Beautiful Ohio" waltz CViolin by
Fritz Kreisler.)
Columbia Records.
Everybody Wants the Key 10 My
Cellar" and It's NobOdys Business
But My own"
The Music Of wedding Chimes
and Dear Old Sue"
My Little Sunshine" and How
Can You Say Goodbye"
Edison Records.
Little whistler" simplicity inter
mezzo. and Whistler and His Dog, ."
simplicity intermezzzo. whistling
records.
''BarcaroIle." Tales Of Hoffman
and "Andante Religioso."
sheet Music.
Dreamy Nights"
My Desert Fantasy"
Pride of the Caravan"
PIayer-piano Rolls.
Dear Little Boy Of Mine"
Sweet " Pretty"
Patches"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-07
PHILOSOPHY OF
RIGHT LIVING
CONTINUED FROM PAGE FTvE)

tCONIl-ND Ell fIttJM PAGE FIVE
Remember that diseases Of the body
may be far removed from the point
OF infection. Hence diseased ton
sils and diseases of the nose an6
ears may cause maladies, the seat
OF which may be a puzzle even TO a
physician.
II the gum is infected or pvr--
rhoea exists and the infection IS in
curable without the removal of the
teeth 70 Is better 20 remove tho
teeth rather than 20 suffer III
health. A mouth wash composed Of
TWO drops OF the fluid extract Of
Ipecac, in one-half a glassful Of
water. used preferably at bedtime
Is a good remedy against infected
gums.
The hygienic conduct OF life e
only made possible by the thought
full care OF every part OF the body
Do not believe that when disease
comes TO you. that you were bound
20 get II, no matter what you did to
prevent 4; you probably did not
use the proper caution. You are
careful when in driving your auto
mobile to avoid the ruts. and it is
even so. more imperative that YOU
avoid conditions inlmical 10 the
body's welfare. Try 20 know and
understand your body as you do
your profession or trade. Do not
30 ignorantly through life depend
Ing upon a neighbOr for advice OF
q physicians constant consultation
Some physicians care more for their
practice and research work than
they do for money. and your ignor-
ance makes you an impeachment 10
their progress. Get in line with
those who wish 20 see a clearly
world with cleanly people. and start
with yourself.
sense Of Feeling Scattered.
The sense Of feeling IS scattered
over the entire body In some
places II IS more pronounced thar
IN others For example. on the
tips OF the fingers DO not miscon-
strue feeling with pain. or with the
mental states The sensation o.
feeling Is a guide. often a warning
frequently making US conscious OF
danger. characterization OF this
sense causes us pain Clean hands
and a clean body are more sensi-
tive 70 feeling than the contrary. or
a naked body which practices daily
judicious and healthful exercise t.
more sensitive than one which does
not Cleanliness is the watchwOrd
in the proper conduct Of our lives
All parts OF the body perform thei
tasks better II we are physically
clean since the basis for hy-Eieuio
living is physical cleanliness. tt
lead a proper hyg1enfc existence is
an evidence OF living a life of STRIFE
morality II Is inconEruous 20 ina
.vine a perosn living hygienicall
perfect and being immoral
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-07
GERMANY WILL STAGE
INTERNATIONAL FAIR

BERLIN. Sept. THE first in
ternational import fair to be held
at Frankfort-on-M Main early in Octo-
Der, has been approved by the food
ministry. The principal object Of
the fair will be 10 determine what
preliminary work is necessary to
stimulate production and meet the
needs of German manufacturers for
raw materials.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-07
A Hope Begun.

Immortality does not consist Of ar
argument completed but i'm a hope
begun.-Neweu Dwight Hills
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-07

The metric system has been OFF,
oially adopted by So countries and
Is useI 70 a greater OF less extent IN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-07
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-07

A single deposit Of soda in Brit
ish East Africa is estimated by geo
logists TO contain more than 200.
co., 900 tons.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-07
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
Rough Riding Romance"

and when have help Int
Mix and
his highly educated horse Tony with the human gaiOp
of the
a a
extraordinary
n
Wednesday Thursday
get be
war tax;
&C unit
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-21
DOWN AND OUT KINGS.

The cables tell rs former King Con-
Htaniine Of Greece is broke and is tYy.
ing to patch up some sort OF a deal
with Venizelos by which he may t
some sort OF an allowance. Since he
departed from Athens Constantine
has been "grubstaked" by former
Kaiser Wilhelm, but the once kaiser
seems to be bit shy of money.
Former King Nicholas Of Monte.
negro is pottering about Paris MAXIM
Il touch" wherever he finds a chart.
able and affluent gentleman with sym
patty for royalty in distress. Nicn
Olas deserves sympathy. He is the
most aggravatingly bJwcgged person
who ever wore crown. When he
endeayors to walk north or south hi.
legs act as II they wished to take him
east or west.
ExKaiser Carl Of Austria Hungary
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-21

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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-21
TRACTION ENGINES AND THE
PAVEMENT.

There is an ordinance Of this city
which reads as follows: "All tiro5
shall b what are common
~ known as fiat or straight faced
tires. and shall have no metal OF
other raised surface projecting from
the face thereof. Provided, that this
section shall not be construed as
applying to vehicles with rubber
tires" II also has provision GOV
ering vehicles weighing over ten
tons, which must have a special per
init 1t was not put on the books
until the subject had been thoroly
discussed from all its angles. 1t was
passed solely for the purpose Of pro
tocting the pavement OF the city. Il
has been disregarded a number Of
times to the cost of the citizens OF
Ottawa in the injury done to the
pavement, as a careful inspection on
First avenue, if not in other parts of
the city, will show The property
owners of the city have paid for the
city's pavement and will have to bear
the expense Of renewing it when the
condition demands.
Every time a heavy traction en-
CINE goes over the paved streets a
number of bricks are cracked or
broken and the grout filler Jared
loose. The wheels of tractor are
built for use on soft ground and the |
Tugs are made to dig in. When a
large tractor goes over a pavement
the enormous weight is not evenly
distributed over the face of the
wheel, but comes just where the Ing
strikes the pavement and no more
The damage may not be apparent for
some time after it is done, but the
freezing and thawins of severe
winter will show it, When one brick
is loosened or broken in a pavement.
or when the filler is damaged, Just
that much more jar is put on the
next brick. The ordinance was
passed on the advice Of experts. ana |
has never been repealed. 1t should be /
enforced to the letter.
1t is a whole lot of work to get
n tractor across the city in the man
n.er that will not damage the pave
ment, and no one wants to make the
owner Of the rig any more trouble
than is absolutely necessary. The
property owners of the city, how
ever, are the people who put up the
money for the pavement and they
should be protected. At least two
big rigs went over the paved stree S
idSi WEEK, one III the daytime
and the other during the small hours
of the night, and the pavement was
not protected in either instance.
Have the cops never heard of this
ordinance, or did they miss the little
infraction, which probably consumed
not over half to three-quarters of an
hours time?
There will be other big tractor rigs
that Will want to cross the city be-
fore the threshing season is over.
For the protection Of the men who
have to pay for the pavement they
should be compelled to either com
ply with the ordinance or 90 around. /
in any event, they should not be al |
lowed to iniure the pavement as has
been done.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-21
PRESBYTERIAN Church.

The quarterly preparatory service
viii be held next Wednesday night
at the Presbyterian church
The daily vacation bible school for
an the children of Ottawa begins its
second week today Sessions Mon
dag to Friday, $500 TO u:30 a. m.
Admission free Visitors welcome.
Next sunday morning, quarterly
communion service and reception Of
new members.
Next sunday evening monthly
musical service
Christ Episcopal Church,
Neyr Sunday Will be the last sorry
ice until September, Us therefor.
Rev G " FauM win 80 to Phila-
delphia to occupy a pulpit during the
month Of August No services during
the week.
Salvation Army
Prayer service at the home ot Mrs.
Chauncey Skinner, l24> Kansas ST..
Tuesday evening Suaet m,.un- o3.
p0site the cour- house saturday night
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-21
This Week in Ottawa
Churches

A program Of coming events IN
the city's many houses OF
worship.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-18
PROHIBITION

which Washington that President Wilson procla decloring prohibition permit the incredible n officers order plies of January when consti prohibition effect
 The fact that the country than satisfied with present conditions suffered the ills predicted it with the of the and the actual results of prohibition have satisfactory that the eesablhed them months, which would be the limit which they could the cmaton could other result than that proacted
 
 O
 No hardship has prohibition the They the verdict putting the whskey establishing drinxng holes the adventureTs in booze a getricrquick
 prohibition failed when submitted proclamation lifting the perod prohibition country subject of saloon
 difficult what element justice to the saloon themselves that would suf cien duration to establish them business would give them chance public welfare
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-18
GOVERNOR TO RIDE WITH WINNING BIRD

PHOENIX, Sept r. Governor Thomas E. Campbell has accepted an invitation to ride with the win ner of the Los Angeles to Phoenix airplane race, which will be one of the outstanding attractions of the Arizona state fair to be held in this city November 3S inclusive.
 q shall be very glad to accept the invitation" Governor Campbell told Burt Barr, superintendent Of the aviation program. q have had many previous offers of aerial jour neys with skilled army and civilian pilots but something has always intervened to rob me of the pleas ure. I trust nothing of the kind will arise on this occasion, for it will be my first experience in. the air, and I am naturally curious to learn what the sensation is like"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-18
OPTION GIVEN ON STOCK
 TO FINANCE WELL DRILLING

MIAMI, Sept. 17-At a meeting of the board of directors of the Bear Springs Oil, Gas and Water company held in Stafford, an option was given for 30 days on one-haIf Of the capital stock of the company. I00,OOO shares, which if taken up will fully finance the company for drilling we'll to at least 4,OOO feet II necessary. w. c. Gayhart. the Los Angeles geologist who spent three weeks studying the field for the Bear Springs company, has fin lshed his report and submitted it to the company The report is very favorable and on the strength of il efforts will be made to start a test well as soon as possible. The re- port will be published at Stafford this week. The United States Oil company which is drilling 16 miles northeast of Bowie, is reported in letter from Stafford, to be pro Sressing with their well and are now down past the 55O-foot mark. The drill was in soft shale showing rarafin for more than 300 feet, when they rassed through a 50-foot bed of gypsum and are now going on through fossils, all of which are favorable indications.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-18
BASE BALL SEASON OPENS

YUMA, Sept IT. - The fall and winter baseball season in this city will open October 1 with game between the Yuma and Brawley clubs.
 Plans are being made to put a fast team in the field this year. The Yuma club has taken a lease on the Charles Meadows property at First street and Eighth avenue A diamond will be laid out and put into first class condition and bleach CTS will be built back of third and first bases and the home plate. Tha fastest players in the city have been signed up and Yuma will have one of the best teams in it's history this season.
 Games are being scheduled with Imperial Valley, Tucson, Douglas Bisbee and Phoenix clubs. It is probable that the Yuma team will play in Phoenix during the state faiI.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-18
CONSTRUCTION STARTS
 ON NEW BUILDING

TUCSON, Sept. 17.-Work on the construction of the new opera and apartment house on the 1S4 foot lot opposite the Congress hotel, has be- gun. The removal of the old struc- ture on the ground is being rushed and the site will be cleared for the completion of the 1S-apartment house within 90 days and the open ing of the opera house five months hence.
 Although the work of organizing she venture has been halted at va rious stages, it was concluded and pushed through to a lease of the orera house with Ricards and Mace ni Phoenix as lessees, the opera house to seat more than 1000 and to be thoroughly fireproOf, mod ern construction along the most ap proved lines.
 The entire construction will cost more than S125,OOO. which is mod crate, considering the high cost oi labor and materials.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-18
THE TOWN GOSSIP

 THE MEANEST man in
  BISBEE HAS been discovered OR AT LEAST HIS trail HAS BEEN FOUND and AGREE with BARNEY
  NORTON, the fire chief, THAT A MAN who would steal the FIRE HOSE NozzLEs from the FIRE HOSES which are placed ON THE HILLS in the residence DISTRICTE when they are placed THERE AT heavy expense by ~ THE MONEY OF the citizens Of BlSBEE IS PRETTY oRNERY sPECIMAN Of a man.
  THAT FIRE WHICH OCCURRED on school HILL THE OTHER night WAS HANDLED promptly and
  EFFICIENTLY BECAUSE the fire DEPARTMENT had their equip ment IN GOOD WORKING orcer and MORE THAN anything ELSE THAT AIDED THEM IN PUTTING OUT that FIRE and saving the REST OF THE homes adjoining WAS THE HOSE WHICH was near THE HOUSE THAT BURNED and THE NEXT MoRN.-'o when the
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-18

nix, as assistant superintendent to assume full and direct charge over all arrangements for the big road race.
 c. Rhinehart of Fl Paso will be the A. A. As representative at that point. Already he reports keen in- terest in the coming event and ex- presses confidence that he will be able to secure at least 20 entries from that end of the course
 According to tentative arrange ments the $1O,0OO purse will be split four ways. The sum of S6,000 will be awarded the winning car S2,O0O to the second and $1 ,000 each to the third and fourth.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-18
A CAMEDY OF ERRORS

V HE comedy of being board N affords bit of entertainment equaed adds welcome touch of gaey to the general of life EX that actually could have
  humorist.
 The motive al stated those gentle life believe that C. Ryan good engineer They the
 
 they mind No else able who feels that
 high ability and integrity engineer well U in this community As highway of Southwest this including gentlemen who who
 
 serious matter The that they should straight while the show continues. of this through this board the appointment of Highway which insist work already
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-18
ROAD RACE WILL BE
 BIG EVENT; MANY ENTRIES

PHOENIX, Sept 17.-The state fair commission announced another supeFb attraction for the coming session to be held here November B to 8, inclusive, in the arrange ments which have been entered in to with Fl Paso and Phoenix auto dealers for the staging of a $1O,OOO road race between the metropolis of the southwest.
 This event probably will be known as the Bankhead highway classic as it will be run over one of the two courses now under considera. ton by the federal post roads au- thorities as worthy of permanent improvement as a great national a. tery of auto traffic.
 The final selection of the trace course between Lordsburg and Phoe- nix has not been made by the com mittee. It will depend entirely, they say on the support given tho race by the business men of the towns located along the two routes now under consideration
 Keen rivalry has naturally sprung up between towns located on the southern route leading through Tue son md Tombstone and towns on the northern route through Globe and over the Apache trail. This rivalry has served to increase the interest among dealers and racers with the result that from 20 to 40 | entries are expected
 George Purdy Bullard superin tendent of the auto racing program for the state far announced tha selection of w. F. Ferguson of Phoe
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-18
THE HORRIFIC AIRPLAME

KANSAS aviator has fined "durbng the peace The A in feet of the farmhouse the farmer, his family the livestock
 will pronounce unrghteous ment subject the farmer be imagined that, family
 
 the trfe dsconcering driven by 40Ohorse engine exactly swallow At the chimney conceivaby nothing except plane nobody wrenches, fuseages, etc. tumbling all the place
 But there is the aviators side it. I this flyers going up the What height will considered will flyer be arrested fined below that level? Will peril village constable, speeding they are?
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-18
YUMA INDIAN SCHOOL
 WINS STATE HONORS

YUMA, Sept. 1S-The Yuma In dian school won S45 in prizes at the California state fair which came to an end Saturday. The Yuma school won the $2O first prize for having the finest school exhibit at the fair the first prize of S20 for the best display of farm produce and Toni Osborn, a day pupil at the Yuma school, won the first prize of $5 for the best written exercise dis played in the school department.
 The members of the faculty of the Yuma school are highly elated at the showing the local institution made at the fair The Sherman In stitute, an older and large Indian school, located at Riverside. won several prizes, but was far behind the Yuma institution.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-18
REVERSING DOMESTIC ROLES

\ LINER ad appearing in the Vienna Young who is q good versed in all kinds "A of gentleman, preferred"
 Commenting this, an What coming republic smoking,
  d al he Turn have
  ling and talking politics.
  trodGen majority result male about it? The world' idealss be- indeed woman wOrldthough would hardly have been peced that the this
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-18
MERCHANTS TO MEET

TUCSON, Sept. 17-The Arizona Merchants association will hold it's first annual convention at. Tucson on October 13 and IA. The state association was organized in Doug las in September, 1918. At the meeting in October election of of ficers will be had There will be representatives from each such as sociation in the state at the con vention in the Old Pueblo.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-18

CHIEF went around to see THAT EVERYTHING was in place
 
 AND READY TO save the people OF SCHOOL HILL from the horrors OF A MIDNIGHT FIRE he FOUND THAT SOME POLECAT in HUMAN FORM had stolen the NOZZLE and I agreed with BARNEY THAT man who WOULD STEAL sucn an instrument AS THAT would steal from his OWN MOTHER and only nope THAT THE CITIZENS OF Bisbee WILL TAKE INTEREST enough
 
 AND CIVIC PRIDE as well IN APPOINTING themselves EACH A COMMITTEE of one to
 
 SEE THAT THE FIRE HOSES and NOZZLES are protected against THEFT BY SUCH embryonic BY notifying. THE AUTHORITIES at once of any THAT ARE MISSING and if anyone IS CAUGHT AT TT hope an old FASHIONED NECKTIE PARTY is ORGANIZED and the bird that is GUILTY CAN THINK it over in a PLACE WHERE there is plenty of FIRE AND NO WATER or fire hose. THANK YOU.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-18
Jailed as Result
 of TintOWn Cutting

Following an interlude in the Mex ican festivities at Tintown on Tues day which was not down on the pro gram, Aleio Gonzales has been ar rested for complicity in the stabbing of Ighacio Sainz, who was deeply cut along the cheek by an unknown as sailant Gonzales, who is said to have struck Sainz at the time of the assault, is charged with assault with a deadly weapon.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-18
Here and There in Arizona

viously been deported. Deputy Unit ed States marshil served the sum. mons.
 Tucker, it is charged, needed help to pick cotton and secured the Mex, lcan from across the border, but failed to pass him through the i'm migration station as contract la borer under bond. c5
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-18
Domestic Science
 Expert to Write
 For Daily Review

Louise Sporleder, home demon stration agent for Cochise coun- ty, will begin series of articles in The Daily Review next Satur- day on subjects having to do with domestic science. Her first contribution will include a num- ber of hints on Jelly.making.