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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-17
PRESLEY 4RRAIGNED
on VAGRANCY CHARGE

Gemon Freshly. 702 Chaplin ST.
charged with vagrancy by Mrs Sig
mond Odor was arrested by the To-
cal police wednesday night and VIII
Doe arraigned In city court Sept. l..
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-12-08
THE TRUE CHRISTMAS GIFT.
(Burdette L. Main, Pastor, Redwood Falls Methodist
Episcopal Church,

INETEEN hundred and twenty years ago there came
nj this world who represent to the love
and the power of God, the Father. Born in manager,
claimed by humble parents Jesus to teach men true
of humility and service Not proud too lazy to
work. tradesman until the time when he should
be ready begin work of ministry or the Son of God
be minsered unto, but to minister Appreciate
tasks troubles of and knowing the tempta
ons which assaied them because of his personal
perence Christ brought them the whose
thought put action would give them to
evil which assaulted them. The sick and the afflicted
him and he healed them body and soul and
them their way rejoicing. His truly gift life.
cap the climax of his giving he who sad Greater love
hath than this that lay down his life for his
FRIEND" laid down his fe enduring the agonie of the
cross that he might become the sacrifice for the sins of all
Triumphant death, he prove to the world
that shall live again and that he had brought the true
message of eternal life
joyful remembrance day upon which he born The
gift of God to the of Christ mankind suggested
that they should give gifts and in the Chris
tan nations Christmas has become be time of giving
often in these days. forget the significance OF
Chrss birthday they give to their friends and
loved and forget give themselves to their Saviour and
King
The World war of history, but the suffering
brought the world will not be eliminated until
generation has and Famine and pesti
stalking abroad through countries in Europe and
ASIA the spirit of the Christ put into practice by real sacr
fetal giving by the American and English people is the only
thing that will them.
At this Christmas let put into operation the
teachings who sad It blessed to give
receive Let give best service and love to our
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-12-08
THE GIVING OF GIFTS.

n ISIS 1T though may in other things yet we 1no
M truth and JOY in the nexpressibe sweetness OF Gls
Va ing It matters not all if the gift by poor, the
value small the slight Though it be ever so "ores
in the port worlds exchange Gift 1t has become
priceless in the the recipient set with the Jewels OF
the givers and beaufed with the glory OF his love
sublime transformation has raised out Of the dross INTO
the ETHEREAL brightness the realm that cced by aec
The climax of delights incident generosity reached
at this time Other days in the wise ana care
full in our giving but this day give with supreme
indifference to rules of benevolent society Once IN the
whole wear we are to realize that is blessed to give
than to receive.
The haowed memories Christmas redeem its practices
from petty sorddness For little out OF the whole
twelve months and gaze the manifestation OF
power we do not understand, greatness have not
fathomed.
Glored against background of the appears the
halowed of Him who born Christmas Day Ever
it is He incentive gracious and generous giving
He who is symbol love- He who is and match
less personality which Eliminates His natal day with the
perfect beauty the spirit of love nasmuch as our giving
exempfies gracousnes is truly worthy Of being done
in His
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-12-08

A.
LIKE to think of Christmas as a hilltop which
each climb if will, out of the narrow valley OF our
common life and from which may get wider outlook
How need such vision now to give us ne" ana
thoughts of the world in which are living along the
lines needs claims and responsibilities no" apt
we are in the midst of and struggles to get
into the low and dusty wales of life where get but re"
gmpses of the clear open sky Of Gods thought Tor u.s.
Christmas calls this wide and vision 1t tells OF
Gods love- and amid its lofty Inspiration calls US
to all the things of life The great central meaning OF
Christmas is God loved the world that he gave his oS
begotten Son."
The manager Bethlehem holds the thought ever-
ence and hope humanity The vision from the Christ
mas summit exats all duty and all service for u.s. We see
God with common and daily walks, and IN all our
human experiences. Christmas in language unmstakaoe
proclaims Emmanuel God with US.
There is no spot nor circumstance life dull dark,
that cannot be bright by the Christmas revealing
Christs coming haowed the whole globe because it
shows u.s. that the loving Father is every where.
Recall how the birth of Christ was proclaimed FIRST
there was the that led the Mag wise to Bethe
hem the to the shepherds on the
plain know what help the star would have been to
the Shepherds of what service the would have been
to the men, but do know that each class of men was
led by guide to the cradle bed where Jesus lay
and looking His face accepted Him the King OF hea
"
So at this glorious Christmas time reminded that
to-day then, God has His of leading men ana
into true acceptance of the Lord Jesus Some can
be reached by an appeal their intellect and that
y they full acceptance of the Lord Jesus as their
Saviour while others by the pathway of song that
touches their they catch the vision of Christmas
Glory and lay life willing sacrifice and service at
the feet Emmanuel God with In each case the last
and final step which leads the kingdom taken by faith
So in this respect all alike 1t is the same whether
wise ignorant rich poor DID, by faith we re-
ceve the gift of God which is eternal life
So in our Christmas message would lay emphasis up
on the great need of life; that of personal eX
perience saving faith in Him whose birth we celebrate
Voc tho
the transformed life which IS the result OF
this saving faith.
He came as gift He stands Gods gift to all the
world.
would close my Christmas message in the words OF
poet of the seventeenth century,
Though Christ a thousand times
In Bethlehem be born,
If He's not born in thee,
Thy soul is still forlorn.
go out, God will go in;
Die thou, and let Him live;
Be not and He will be;
Wait, and He'll all things give
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-12-08

Not inrequently there stands between failure and sue
cess an effort backed by determination finish
Job in the obstacles Often task undertaken with
becomes drudgery before is Finished
result many unexpected obstacles encountered and
feels inclined either to give rush through 1t
is Just this final decision is hastily arrived at that
there comes the which determines whether wishes
to succeed An effort forcing of ones will to
cenrate upon and completely the task in hand
qured There be without this determination
to apply the extra effort those times when easier
to give up"-Thomas E. Wilson.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-12-08
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1920.
A VISIT WITH SANITY CLAUS.

Old Sanity Claus dropped in on me
To share pipe and cup O. tea,
And shake friendly leg, and make
A happy hour for old-time's sake
Brushing the fluffy scads of snow
Out of his whiskers to and fro,
Until his shining ruddy face
Smiled it's smile on the fireplace.
His laugh rang out of his lusty throat
Crisp and clear bugle-note;
His pudgy eyes popped out almost
AS he wadded the jelly on his toast
And poked my ribs and slapped my knee
As he cracked his olden jests in glee,-
Then he sneezed and wheezed and said Gee "hlz
You need some dope for your rheumatic"
He chortled some and he heaved sigh,
And ups and says "Old Pap says
"You bin around the world and back
With billion things, in your bulglng pack
Now which is the best of all the toys
You carry for folks, and girls and boys!-
Of the things you give Christmas night
Tell me-which is YOUR Favor-ite?"
Then he pulled his ear, and took Whit
From his old clay pipe, and gave a snlff'
While his voice fell suddenly soft and low
Like it dreamed of things of the Long Ago;
Confidential he leaned up near
Like he had a secret for my ear,
Then he kind of laughed, and bowed his head
And smiled in the fire, and gently said:
"Of all the things that [ give away
To waiting world Christmas Day,
The gift l think the sweetest and best
Is the warm old heart here in my breast;
love to fling it with all it's song
On the weary hearts of the human throng-
Yep-My heart seems best of the whole blamed XII
AS l feel the youngsters squeezing It.
From A Christmas Card.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-12-08

christmas is coming"-but never yet has it come! 1t
has not fully dawned while yet chds laughter is drowned
in the dreary machines while yet maiden who might
bordering her weary her days with the
of shame and toll while yet mother must
needs turn child her breast and the children at
We stand again at the threshold Of the season
the Christmas spirit rules. May not feel that this
wear we are generous month the complete
dawning.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-12-08

Breathes there a with soul dead, who never
to himself said: That editor has quite head Pm
glad take his paper. He's got raft Of gift and sand
prints the of all the land he boosts the town to
beat band and that's the proper caper He soak the
CRATER in the neck he the Ship Of State from
wreck He's Johnnie the spot, by heck when things
in tumble He writes the ads that bring the dough;
he chases all gloom and woe; he tells all want
to know-and yet he is quite humble.-Walt Mason
For them few kind words most certainly hope tina
Walt. has mighty Merry Christmas
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-12-08
OUR CHRISTMAS WISH.

REQUIRES not the occasion of Christmas with It's Joys
cheer and prevalent good WILL to arouse in us sense OF
the appreciation due patrons OF this paper
In our and minds gratitude and good thoughts
you during of the but Christmas haows
our sentiments makes their expression fitting and timely
Such have accomplished and such good as may DE
taceab to would have been possible without
YOUR sustaining power and cooperation If sense we
have upheld beacon you have supplied oil for the lamp II
ours has been chariot yours has been the motive element
which has kept it on its way.
All characters appealing to endeaVorng TO entertain
the public given certain need of applause or they
cannot exist With those engaged in publishing newspaper
applause the interest which readers manifest IN
its columns and in an occasional word of approval The
tca help of subscribers and advertisers has enabled to
maintain publication standard their encouragement has
furnished the degree pleasure inventive
to our daily tasks.
Nav the spirit Christmas work for the full degree
of it's bontifuness May you enabled get the
amount pleasure and benefit from these columns that we
have derived from making them.-The Publisher.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-12-08

feow-nan Let US helpful to those who have not the
bounties of life which have Let honor our Lord and
Master by renewal conservation to him and to his
work Not in words but in deeds will make this
Merry MERRY CHRISTMAS.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-12-08

n ANY preparations being made everywhere for
MI JOYOUS celebration of the Christmas festival Many
AVA weeks of its coming the various crafts
arts and trades busy producing the best that mind can
invent hand fashion From shop and store wealth OF
beautiful things pours into the homes The world puts on
holiday attire. The return of the Chrst-chlds nativity
meets with grander reception than which has ever been
accorded president who stops at loyal town IN MS coun
try general who returns from successful campaign IL
indeed proper that the of the world over the ncarna
ton should find such splendid expressions and
large proportions For what does the birth OF
the the world what does it mean to you!
The angel For into you is born this day IN the
City of David Savior which is Christ the Lord (uke =
11) You have Savior, Savior to deliver you from sln
death and power of the devil How do you value per-
son who your life and temporal death
Here you Savior from greater pers than all the dam
gers upon EARTH the Savior from hell and eternal da1n
Savior who has for forgiveness of life and
eternal salvation.
For that reason and other, Christmas should be
day of JOY of JOY For that the whole world
around about us should turned into of gadness For
that reason Christmas should be day of happiness day
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-12-08

in everybody should that he should be happy ana
make others happy.
Welcome to earth, Thou noble Guest,
Thru whom the sinful world is best,
Thou earnest to share our misery.
What thanks ought return to Thee!
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-12-08

During the last few months Redwood Falls has had
come to churches three pastors At the request OF
the Gazette editor each of these has written short
Christmas message to the people churches AMI to the
community.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-12-08
OUR WHITE DAY.
in His name

~ HRISTMAS comes if for nothing else, to remind us
that the best part of life after all is its friendships
~ That's why speak the merry word shake the wait
ing hand speed the friendly gift of remembrance and
for just day forget be sodid pessimsc or sad
Christmas is the htes day all the and has only
child spend Christmas in riot OF pleasure and
ovfulness to catch the spirit of the Day. You need
child to watch or friend make the Day
plete.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-12-08

Better pay your subscription to the Pilot. You'll
sleep better.-Beb Forrest, editor Of the Pilot.
Soil Bob
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-12-08

Don't fail this year read to children that beaut-
full chapter of Ben Hu. If haven't children
to read it to, read it to yourself.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-12-08

There are two things decidedly unsettled at present
weather and bills both conditions remain DISCUS ting
" "steadY.'
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-12-08

dollar from a warm hand with warm word is worth
dollars by mail or by messenger boy The secret
of Christmas is personal contact.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-12-08
THE REAL CHRISTMAS.

REV W. c. Nckes pastor of St. Johns Lutheran church,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-12-08
A CHRISTMAS MESSAGE.

Dr A. W. Ross pastor of First Presbyterian church,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
Weeks Movie Calendar

RIJOU - Monday, Tuesdny anu
Wednesdays, Elaine Unn,mcrstcin, In
s.'Thc Country cousin; Ihursd"!'
Friday and saturday, Owen Moore,
I'm "riccnIiliy Jim.
Observation-Disclosures and Tuesday.
TcAua t.uinEu, in "Thc She Wolf;
" cIucsduy and Thursday. George
" n .Si,. in The IicnSt.' and "ntutt and
Jcn''; Friday AMI saturday. "rhe
I.husts OF the Canyon" md .rhe In
visible I,nnd."
BKOADWAY-Anw week. Constance
Taimudgc, in "In Search of II Sin
ncr."
CoLoNIAI-Mondny. Tuesdny and
Wednesday, Mnrsirritc Clark. III
"NU-of-u-Suddcn rcrgy"; Thursday.
Friday and saturday. Dorothy Dali
ton. In "I!nck Is White"
IslS-AIi week, Mary Pickford, In
"roiiynnnn."
oDEoN = Monday and Tuesday.
Norm. Talmadgr. III "She Loves and
Lies: Wednesdays, HASH king. I'm
..'rhc Road Called Strniaht": Thurs
dny, Mud;,c Kennedy, in "Strictly
Conhdcntini"; Friday nnd saturday.
Stuart ii"imcs and Ellen Cassidy, in
"lcNc, Honor and Z"
REN-Mondny. .srhc Rndium Mys-
terry" "'rhc Luncliro"m Romnnce";
Tuesday. Let 'Er nucIi," "Round-
In: Wrdncsdny: "rhe Lurking
rcril" Let 'Er nnck"s Thursday.
cd!: Friday. "rhc Lost Mail Sack"
"NaEric's First False step" mud
"NiN-tp In the Movics"; Saturday,
'Thr Lion Nam" "hrc IIoncymoon-
cr> lInppy:" "IIome of the IIuin-
Hula"
overwhelmingly md Tuesday,
sylvia dreamer and Robert Gordon,
in "1'hc Hoonshinc Traii"; WcdnrS-
day and Thursday, "My Husbands
Other Wife; Friday nnd Saturday.
jack Dempsey, in "Dnrc-Dcvif Jack"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

Wes M fh new r Worlds nrs rss s1s
FOR steer tying, bull throwing, pony
ridlng. etc n rnce between two old
timo stage coaches was held. Mr.. and
Mrs. William G. McAdoo were guests
offered to tho man or woman perform.
Ing tho most audacious and spectacular
stunt In front Of the camera The com
plete action story OF this famous round
up will be told on the screen at the
Rex Theater Tuesday and Wednesday.
Grhe Moonshine TrniLn
From tho beautiful Cumbor1anda tho
land OF feuds and "moonshinc," came
sweet. Eentle Cynthia to tho great melt
ing pot OF New York. Tragedy had
touched her life when her father and
two younger brothers paid the penalty
OF Illicit liquor making with their lives.
The girl learns that, whether i1licitly
orewed in tho mountains or under gov
eminent seal and license in hugo brew
cries. the trail OF the serpent is still
there, for her sweetheart has inherited
the evil craving. But youth is strong
and brave. and, together, they fight
their way to happiness.
Such Is the phase OF life on which
Of Tho Moonshino Trail. showing at
tomorrow and continuing Tuesday, CO.
starring beautiful Sylvia Dreamer and
handsome Robert Gordon.
Wednesday and Thursday the Same
stars Will be presented in "My Hus-
Jack Dempsey in tho third episode Of
daredevil Jack" features q bill on
which q ncws reel. comedy and travel
oSuc Will BIO shown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

ll,of-a- Sudden Peggy" which will
DC shown at the Colonial Theater to-
morrow, Tuesday and "Wednesday.
Probably when you see The picture. you
won't worry about the relationship puZ-
zlc. for it's said 10 be Il very jolly little
romantic comedy, with Miss Clark in
her most delightful mood. Handsome
Jack Muihail is the leading man. It's
a Aircraft picture directed
by Walter Edwards.
Dorothy Dalton. in BLACK Is White"
a photoplay adapted from George Barr
McCutcheon's novel of the same name.
Will he the attraction at the Colonial
Thursuay, Friday and Saturday Miss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
Win be tho feature at tho Isis Theater

Win be the feature =. the Isis rheate.
Undoubtedly Mary Pickford. With
characteristic far-sightedness. had this
In mind when, sho chose this celebrated
work aS her 0rSt vehicle for the United
Artists Corporation.
A TalmadEc Production.
Norma TalmadEe productions aro ~.
ways unusual They must be. for Nor
ma herself Is unusual. Her quaint and
WILDLY varied characterizations arc ut
once the surprise and the delight of
her thousands OF admirers.
AZ last She is to DO presented In a
comedy photoplay as dainty and piQuant
as her own sweet SELF An enchant-
ing lovo story. as delicate ms gossa-
nler. has beep carefully woven into tho
plot Here and there tcnse dramatic
touches have been added. Tho occa-
sional ~uggestion OF tears only serves
the moro to hcightcn appreciation OF
the Joyous chuckles and hearty laughs
WHICH follow in rapid succession.
She Loves and Lies" new Select
special, is the play. and it will be pre-
and Tuesday.
Wednesday,. Basil Kings THE Road
Called Straight" is the attraction to be
followed Thursday by Madge Kennedy
in strictly CONFIDENTIAL" Friday and
Saturday, Stuart Holmes and Ellen Cas-
sidy Will be shown in Love. Honor
claims for popular favor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
at.iinE Realities.

Admirers OF pictures in which bath
lag beauties are featured will have an
opportunity to feast their eyes on an
outdoor bathing scene OF unique char
actc Ia E.ainc lIammcrst"in'S first
Se!znich picture, The Country Cousin"
which Will he shown at the Eilou Thea
ter tomorrow, Tuesday and Wednesday,
The play called for a jolly night party
At lar-e suburban estate which
reached It's climax with AN invitation
10 the guests to take plunge in an
outdoor pool
'T.ccaainy Jim" Owen Moore's frst
piciuie under the Sclgnick banner.
which comes 10 the Bijou Thcatcr next
Thursday Is described as a typical Eng
NSh- American play in which the char
acters are human and go through adj
ventures ordinarily experienced by real
human beings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
Fiim,s Grcntcst pic,urc.

Films Grcntcst Picture.
Critics everywhere assert that Pol
lyanna' is one OF the greatest picture
plays every filmed. The reason for this
is that the philosophy upon which tho
story is based constituted a theme
which at the present time has an un-
MSMn lily W idn nnnnul rhis nrnl nct ION
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
Tc>ns Cuinnn Mt the nluebrrd.

TEXAS Gu!nan, who has been called
tie f"lnllc Bill Hart. will appear NJ the
j. uehiTd Theatcr tomorrow and Tues
ua%, in her newest photoplay. entitled,
The she Wolf"ri. II has been some
tine since the star. Graced the screen
and the patrons of The. Eluchird will he
surprised with her unique characters
zatlonr Miss Guinan is the only define
ator OF the good bad woman in pic-
lures. and this fact would make her
conspicuous reSa dless OF her perform
a1cc. p II happens. however, that she
contributes splendid bit of acting
- n't' ct acting that will remind one
Of Mr.. Hart.
program OF unusual merit has been
arranged for Wednesday, and Thursday
WA"n george Walsh. in The Beast" n
Mutt and .fcf comedy cartoon and In-
te,na'innal News will be shown.
it"len Gibson. IN q new railroad
GranI, The Ghosts Of the Canyon, -
N" iourih char'cr of the great dntnc-
tive serial, The Invisible Hand" n
rev comedy ard Hearst News will fur,
Saturday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

Dalton has a triple role, said to he
unusually strong i'll dramatic and emo
tional equality. and is supported by q
competent cast. headed by Holmes
Herbert
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

Constance Talmadge IS here again in
ne very l"i"St comedy drama .In
Search o? sinner" This IS Miss TAI
lnatg".s fourth ii-st National picture.
@inn officers Of that company Acclaim
va" @t' wld men ana wild women in
= Wild CITY and L wil give one Tho
an"h Of his life. The story is ~
Ali'R Loos ana John Emerson, tho
pTiier % "A Nirtuous Namo" Con
5.ance pays the part of the demu-c
.''e mss VINO wouldn't look side
rtNS ~ a man. u1til She has to. and
men hose ewes and those smiles fairly
Epi'tiZe 80 .'oor beast II is truly q
Nnllertul I.gh' comedy production. In
nnhi " o. uurpose In ineness OF act
!NE aIi SIMPLICITY and power OF story.
ana ur9maiic force % prcsenta-
has S''onn been cqualnG on the
rE"h Tho broadway viii prescn,
LIS nlc,nrc 70 the cnti'c week, coni-
tomorrow, together win n
"non tWp-r"el comedy and the
NS"ai cN.nr"d outing picture and inueir
~ the Broadway Concert Orcbestrn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
HNt Ter Duck,1

"Let Ter Buck.1
They took the lid Off at the PendIe-
ing and daring feats. riding, racing ana
roping. were done. Champion cowboys
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
\ NiN-tp in Relatives.

.rr",s conn irn'od problem IN re-.
sNrnln%; " YOU were the dnughter n
= w'dr~ ana che married an EnrIisb
'ncn vow wee welded TO The
Fonn@cr brother, would yoi,r
frot1"~'s husband be Your e,nrra,TI,, ~.
or Nnur h-ntheri law: II All hn,,,,.,, +.
= 70 "Gr"ri'e cinrk's latos. r,in.,,.