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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-07
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ATDITORUM-

The Devils Riddle" new Fox
featuring starring Gladys Brockweil
is today's chief attraction at the
Auditorium. The story is said 20 be
intensely dramatic. dealing with the
experiences Of an unsOphisticated
western girl. who travels TO the Nee
"a OF her hearts desire. New York
Miss Brockwell. the heroine who
chafes at the bonds which bind her
90 a drunken stepfather and a little
shack in Montana Breaking the
bonds. she makes her way TO New
York where she has a very rough
road TO travel Pearl White in her
new serial The Black Secret" and
the Fox News viii also be shown.
Douglas Fairbanks in Flirting With
Fate" five reel com edy. Hoot
Gibson In The Sheriff's Oath" a
two reel western drama and the
Pathe News are tOmorrows offer
ings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-07
TElinness Easily Over
come
Grom Health and BeautyD.

Further evidence is being presented al
most daily that recent compound Of
new chemical elements combined in a
proving a blessing to the abnormally thin
men and women. for IL can be demon
strated beyond doubt that regular
course OF three or four months treatment
brings IN increase In weight Of from
10 20 30 pounds with decided improve
ment Of health and color. too. For self
administration the most popular form is
10 be found I'm three grain hypO-nuclane
tablets, obtainable in sealed packages
from the best apothecary shops. with full
directions. ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-07
IlASAIIlE.

Written by Eugene Walters. Just
a Wife" an adaptation Of the play
OF the same name. is the LaSalle's
attraction for today. II tells OF a
woman who marries for wealth and
social position and who fails TO find
happiness. Kathlyn Williams has
the powerful role OF the "other
woman" who is used by the husband
merely as a stepping stone 20 wealth
and power, and who in the end is
discarded by him for his youthful
wife. Leatrice Joy and Roy Stew
art have prominent supporting roles
Tomorrow II. b. Warner IS feat
ured in Haunting Shadows" from
the story and play. House OF a
Thousand Candies"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-07

May 5.
Mr.. and Mrs John Holston were
South Bend visitors Sunday.
Ernest Con was home over Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs. James Williams and
daughter Geraldine and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Carleton were Sunday
guests OF Forest Williams and fam
fly OF Mishawaka.
Little Lillian Hoke is recovering
from the measles.
oliver and Preston Fleece were
callers at this place Sunday.
Several young people from this
place pleasantly surprised Warren
and Neva Milliken OF Portage Sat
urday evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-07

fair dancers. offer a skit entitled.
Control Yourself" Three girls in
artistic poses close the program.
The lighting effects in this act are
worthy of mention. Kilograms show
Nassar college girls playing base
hrff
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-07

humorous moments also. The cast
Is an admirable one. with Mahlon
Hamilton as the victim OF The
Deadiier Sex" and Russell Simpson,
Winter Hall and Roy Laidlaw in
important parts The picture will
be shown continuously each day
sta-es1 at I O'Clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-07
CONGRESS PLANS
RECESS BEFORE
SUMMER SESSION
SOlons Will Adjourn For Pc.
iitical Conventions and
Then Continue Sessions.

WASHINGTON. d. g.. May s.
Congress is facing an all summer
job.
There viii be a congressional re-
cess for the national conventions
and then the solons viii come back
Tor long. steady grind
There are two reasons why con-
Eress will not adjourn for the sum
mer. One Is fear OF a republican
leaders that Pres't Wilson might
put one over on them. Congress
when once adjourned could not be
Teconvened except at the call OF the
president, who could hold the whip
hand.
The other reason is that the presi-
dent himself Is determined that the
sOions shall stick 90 their knitting.
The president intends 10 hold con-
gress here throughout the summer.
or at least until 10 shall finish bust
ness which he regards as OF vital
importance not only TO the United
states but TO the world at large.
with this purpose in mind he has
planned 20 forego his own vacation.
Knox 63ill Next.
II is generally assumed that the
senate after two or three weeks de-
bate. viii pass the Knox resolution
for a separate peace with Germany
and Austria and that a conference
committee between now and June 1
will harmonic the house resolution
with the Knox resolution and that
the two houses will agree to the
compromise IL is well understood.
Of course, that the president will
veto any resolution that comes TO
him making n separate peace. The
A.
the treaty of peace with Germany
10 the senate with his veto message
in case he shall be called on 70
write one. From sources that may
be regarded as authoritative comes
the Information that il the president
does send the treaty resolution back
10 the senate along with the mes
sage vetOing a separate peace reso-
lution he viii submit a set OF reser-
vatiOns Of his own making and ask
the senate TO adopt them.
President InSistcnt.
In planning 10 hold congress here
the president. is said on excellent
authority. takes the view that SC
long as the treaty Of peace is pend
ing, the legisla tive body and partic-
ularly the senate must remain in
session. This information that the
president intends To stay here him
self and insists on congress also
staying is discourse ing TO senators
and representative who had plan
med 10 go away on various junk cts,
as they probably will have TO cancel
their ARRANGEMENTS.
The republican leaders in con
gress hear that the president has in
mind 10 call the cOHntTy's attention
TO the uncompleted dome stic legisla-
ton and there is a story going
around that at the psychological mo.
ment ne will point out 20 the coun.
Try that no legislation has been pass
! ed that is calculated 10 reduce the
high cost Of living. As the presi
dents vigOr returns his 'scrapping
qualities are manifesting themselves
again and IL would not be surprising
II there are many interesting set
tOs between congress and the presi
dent as the summer wears on.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-07
FIVE POINT.

son. Malachi Uliery and wife Of
Granger, Ind. last week.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-16
Personal and Otherwise

both Mrs. ID. J. French and
daughter Miss Myrtle, of O'Fallon
View, have been quite sick the past
week, but are now some better Miss
Myrtle IL missed when she IL absent
from the board in the Home telephone
office.
The Holt County Scottish Rite
Masons were on deck last Tuesday, and
had the honor of comforting the Six
tecnth degree, Prince Of Jerusalem,
which was given Tuesday of this week
in st. Joseph, at the spring meeting
Of the order.
DIR. Sam Morgan. the veterinarian,
Of Richmond, Mo-, has been here the
past week, visiting with his parents,
Ben +. Morgan and wife, brothers
Frank and Dick. He is looking fine
and prospecting. His wife and little
son were with him.
Ed Durham, our capable circuit
clerk, has been on the sick list, the
past week, with a slight touch of the
flu. He Is some better now and able TO
be at his office.
The Exodus school has closed its
seven months term, which was taught
by Miss Kate Green.
We stated last week that Ferd
Rostock and A. II. Greene were the
only survivors of the battle of Shiloh,
April 81, 1862. Ananias Tail, color
| ed, was there, but he was on the other
side as body servant TO Capt. Tail,
OF an Alabama infantry regiment. He
saw Sidney johnson killed, and saw
Beauregard when he took Johnson's
place to command the Confederates.
y. ID. Bryan, with the McNish
Land Company, of Omaha, was here
for several days, the past week, in
curing into some land matters. He
placed the selling of lands in Kit Car
son and Cheyenne counties, Colo, in
, the hands Of our local real estate
agent, Cyrus Kunkel.
Lester Pettijohn is doing the nice
and proper things by adding to the
value OF his lovely home, on South
Washington street, by having a dozen
well grown ash trees set out along
the front line Of his property. The
trees were secured from Sam Randall,
Of Brush College district, and they
were, set out by J. S. Henninger.
Craig special school district at the
recent school election voted $1,000
bonds for improving their present
school building. That's the spirit.
When Ben Terhune comes to town
don't forget to give him the glad
hand. He is now the mayor of Mound
City,
Three Good Shorthorn Bulls for
sale-one ton roam; one, a coming
yearling, red; one, a coming yearling,
white. GEO. v. HINKLE,
Forest City, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-16
PRESBYTERIAN Notes,
Program for next Sunday, April |

Program for next Sunday, April IS:
Sabbath school begins at 9.i5
O'Clock. Harvey Evans, srperin-
tcndcnt Lesson, "I'hc Victory of
Gidejn's Band" Judges 7-l:S, 1921.
Try and be on time.
Preaching by the pastor at 1900
o'clock. After the sermon we will hold
our annual cor -regatio meeting.
Very important business H. to he tran
sacted. We urge all OF our members
To make every possible effort to be
present. The weather last Sunday
hlndcicd Us from holding this meet
ing.
At 1:30 o'clock We expect 10 give
our s,crcopticon lecture on India, the
land Of the veda. ~ beautiful slides
viii be- shown on our new ten
foot Opaque white screen. incSc
pictures were TO have been shown last
Sunday night, but on account of the
switChmcn strike, We failed to re-
ceive them on time. The boys and
girls will constitute choir. Song
slides will be thrown on the screen,
80 all can sing. Don't fail TO see these
mission slides. which are strictly for
the advancement OF the mission work.
Come out and bring some one with
you. No reserved seats. Watch for
bulletin m front Of post office.
The pastor is this week attending
the spring meeting of the 81. Joseph
lrrsbytcry, which met this week vt
the Flrst Presbyterian church. Mary
vile. beginning Wednesday. Brother
Guy Cummins also attended, ~ lay
delegate.
Our young peoples society will meet
tonight at Lester pcttijohn's residence
Tor social hour. Games will be
played. luncheon will be- served, and
the interests Of the society viii be-
advanced.
Young peoples society meets a,
$50 o'clock next Sunday night. Lead.
e." Miss Mildred kramer. Topic.
when l. Courage Needed 80 Luke ~.
/ ! ncut. COLA, Esther I.iS:l1. Essay
an lesson by Alice iiabb. All young
people ave invited. We had a fine
meeting last Sunday.
We have sent for a new Sunday
school register boaul.
We extend cordial invitation "a
strangers and all who have no other
church home TO worship with ".
WILL THORNTON WALKER,
Pastor
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-16
Old lirsitlcnirr

When u. II. C"Doc' Swopc came
to Holt county in 1886 from Spencer
county, ny, where he was born August
q, l>i;, he did not come by the auto
route, nor VA, there such thing as
a real snorting, putting locomotive in
this cnine section uf the country.
Tie came by boat and wagon route
with his father, Christopher Swopc,
and since 1881 Doc" has been farm
lhg IN the Blair district. HIS wife
prior TO their marriage was Malinda.
u daughter OF Robert Mccoy and wife,
early settlers Of Benton township.
They have two splendid boys-Albcr,
and W. Il. tRilcy), and they are pros.
porous farmers in that section.
ID. II. Was here last Wednesday. in.
tcrvicwing the county court on som,
business matters.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-16
German NJ. L. Notes.

We will have preaching service at
the Oregon church next Sunday morn
ing.
In the Nodaway church, we will have
preaching services in the evening next
Sunday.
On account of the snowstorm, our
Communion service, which was to be
conducted by Rev. Theo Lauer, of Wa
thena, nansas, has been postponed to
a future date.
A hearty welcome will greet you.
The PASTOR.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-16
Evangelical Church.

On account OF unfavorable weather
we have not held our services the past
week, but we are here to get into the
work. Prayer meeting Thursday eve
ming at 1880. We are in the Forward
Movement and need your presence.
Sunday school, next Sunday, at 10
a. M, and preaching at 1880 p. m.
We expect to meet at Nickell's
Grove on Wednesday evening for a
Forward Movement prayer meeting,
and next Sunday is the time for our
service at this place.
We invite a good attendance at all
these services.
+. A. PAUL., Pastor.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-16

Frank Petree is having a new
five-foot concrete walk laid along the
west side Of his property, the post
office building. The walk will extend
north to the alley, l60 feet. Roy Stew
ard has the contract.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-16

Norman Butrick, Of Fortescue, d
reported to be quite sick with typhoid
fever, but late reports say he y
slightly better.
Fred MARYLAND, Of st, JcsepA, 4
homo on Q sick leave. He has 49,
quite poorly the past two weels, n
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-04-16

--Lost-A Ford tire chain between
my place and Oregon, April 8. Finder
please notify and receive reward.
AVON H. MURRAY.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24

18TH ST.. 80 EAST-Elegantly furnished
rooms and bath: maid service. Phone
Rhinclander 3450.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
Brokers in Recent Sales

Walter J. Burke, with Edward c. II
yoeler, made the resale for Mrs. Eva Z
Cantor of the dwelling la5 West S2d
Street.
A. Q. Ora negotiated the sale to G
Carbone of ISL Sullivan Street, three.
story building. which will be occupied
as a restaurant after alterations.
A. n. Gitterman was the broker ir
the recently reported sale of the dwell
ing 1862 West 22sth Street for selah B
man sold the property earlier in the
year to the seller.
The Charles F. Noycs Company was
the broker in the recent sale of 3F
Vestry Street for A. J Whiteman to J
Kane & Sons, bakers supplies, who viii
occupy.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
Several Attractive Homes
In Yonkers Sold
Mrs. Winifred S. Fants Parts
With Dwelling in the Park
Hill Section

Fl. ". Sullivan has sold in Yonkers
for Mrs. Winifred S. Fants her dwell
ing, % Rockland Avenue, Park Hill, COX
100 held at S25, 900. For William Ha-
storff Mr.. Sullivan sold his estate on
Alta Avenue, Park Hill, consisting of a
modern dwelling and garage, on large
plot, held at $4,000; for Mrs. Helen
PARK Hill, to Miah Harris. a modern
dwelling and garage, plot 50x100, held
at $4,000: for the Van Cortlandt
Realty Company to Mrs. Bridget Car
ney her dwelling on South Broadway
7bxl35, held at S16,5oO. and for Mr..
Reagen a plot 7oxl00 at 261th Street
Riverdale, to Z. Choen, held at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24

67TH, II WEST-Bea utifully furnished q
room apartment, bath. ktchenette: ele-
vator. Telephone 54S4 Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
Long Island

EMPSTEAD-HOME BARGAIN
Electric train service 90 minutes, N.y).
Attractive room house. bath, hot water
heat gas. electricity; lust outside con
eested section of village; large plot,
fronting two streets. fine garden. lawn,
shade and fruit trees: barn for car; work
tAop ana Aeuuery Years supply of coal.
All for $500 Possession at once.
THOMAS MORRIS.
!2io BROADWAY NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24

TO RENT AT KEW GARDENS
The most attractive Groom 2 bath
housekeeping apartment in Kew Gardens
(unfurnished). Address Suite 233 Kew
Gardens Inn, Kew Gardens. L. l.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24

FOR SAIE-PRIVATE HOUSE. LOCATED
90 West 34th Street, Bayonne. n. J.
Grounds 9Sx190. Concrete driveway; twelve
rooms. First floor rooms, sun parlor and
buffers pantry. Second floor rooms. bat h
and sun parlor. Attic. rooms finished.
VIII arrange for cash or cash and mort =
gage. Address =. f. REICHIIELM, "a
John St. New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
MASSACHUSETTS REAL ESTATE
IN the BERKSHIRE HILLS

One 6 acres and l2room house all modern
improvements. bathrooms; garage beauti-
full shady lawn. Low price. Very easy
terms Another property. 3 acres. lo-room
house all modern improvements. large stable
garage, orchard of apples. grand lawn and
shade trees. Low price. Very easy terms
II. c. WOODIN. Great Darlington. Mass,
Tel 70 -'
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
Bronx
Queens
KEW CARDENS

KEW GARDENS-TO RENT
One room bath apartment elevator
building. ample grounds; possession imme-
diate; also one 4-room and bath apart
ment; possession about November l. APP
ply Edgeworth Smith, Inc, l West 34th
st, \. Y. Phone Fitzroy $3.50. On Sunday
call at office next Kew Gardens Station.
Phone Richmond IIill 17l3.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
PLEAsNNTVILLE

,h, MODERN 7-ROOM HOUSE.
ny All improvements half acre corner
a strut nruit trees; high and healthy location.
Ion. nauutes from station, immediate posses
x,n... bargain at 50 GOO: terms. =. 7. Bror-
~ssA Pleasantville, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE

Cozny furnished 7-roon cottage at Clin-
ION ave, Baysh0re minutes from station
al M improvements piano; $40 per month.
apply Jacob 37S Central Park West
phone Riverside 722o. or local agent.
ONE AND TWO FAMILY HOUSES.
orick or stucco. trolley and sub. within
olock Louis Fagnant. builder; Max
seosefs agent, Baxter Ave. and Judge St.
e'hhurst l.. I. Get off 25th st. station.
0SrLEN HOUSE. now peing remodeled
III. Ohe side rented $50. Price. $4,000 easy
nchard T. Childs. II West saith ST.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
WANTED

hish class waterfront estates Great
Neck or Sands Point. with modern
up-tc date residences. Owners apply
only VIII be treated IN confidence.
Apply q. T.. l9s Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
New Jersey
FOR SALE


LAKEWOOD, N. J.
Large stone and shingle house on north
side Of Fifth Street for s37,500, which in
cludes great part Of the furniture. Six
masters bedrooms, baths on the second
floor. bedrooms and bath on the third
floor.
Two-car garage; vacuum vapor heating
system; electric lighting and all improv-
ments. Make offer No. 1915.
ALBERT p. AsHFORTH. INC.
IL East Forty-fourth Street. New York, N. Y
MURRAY HILL 100
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24

NEW 5-room house large plot. coal for
sale unfurnishcd. rent furnished. Tele-
phone Richmond Hill 5S06W.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
REAL ESTATE WANTED

ATTENTION.-Wil purchase large parcel
of lots tract suitable for subdivision.
Within DC or 10c fare. Call or send fullest
details 20 principal. NJ. Bache. 22o Broad
way Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
ArAnTMENrs TO 1Er-ruRNrsuEp
Manhattan

GENTLE COUPLH will share furnished
elevator apartment; reasonable. Acad
emy 23l0, Apartment Q.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
BRONXVILLE 1850

~. a PRESENT DAY BARGAIN
ssuNnin minutes walk Of the Crestwood
,stho Pleasing cottage OF rooms and
isb,. plot 50xl3s; laundry. gas. electric
lscos New steam heating plant. Newly
Iipp,xated Price. $l0.0QQ. Cash. $4,000.
A~NAE STONE. INC. Bronxvilie 1850.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24

'"oNNNFLLE FOR RENT FURNISHED
FOR WINTER MONTHS
sn. in LAWRENCE PARK
ot the most attractive and elegantly
m, furnished houses in Bronxville.
NO. ms' floor contains living room, billiard
snnnn dining room. kitchen and pantry.
s.sei iloors. bedrooms and baths;
ssn neat, gas electricity. Four minutes
MA 10 station and Hotel Gramatan. Apply
BURKE STONE. INC.
I3RONXNII.I.E I4S0
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24

u. MAMARONECK
a. n'uses for sale at reasonable prices and
a.. terms. Write or phone what you
tbs..' and we will send you list OF
bi,"s we have with particulars. Vartan 4
wrr tel. 33i. opposite depot. Mamaro-
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24

ON Albany POST. STATE ROAD:
best location below PeekslSill; acre: good
modern house; double store. outhouses:
improvements: suitable for garage inn
business; $4,000. ALEXANDER, 907 South
ST. Peekskill. Phone 1895.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
Brooklyn
RichnOnd
Queens

Is MINUTES FROM MANHATTAN--s
rooms. all >lodern accessories. initial pay
ment on terms greater than your present
rent; immediate possession. A. j. BAR
NATT. Franklin Boulevard, Laurelton. L.
Telephone Laurelton lS2SW.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
APARTMENTS TO LEr-FURNIsHED
Manhattan

ADULT FAMILY wishing reasonable rent TO
take over seVen-room furnished apart
ment allowing owner use OF three rooms
4OS Manhattan ave. Apt. Il
New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
Westchester
NEM No1,uEI1.n

nat nrot sale. Colonial residence. lust com
.v,eu' ,er,su ON Webster Ridge. high elevation
,~1SHern exposure, 9 rooms white and ma
,,tssny trim; tiled baths with built in
srsiles; sun parlor. sleeping porch. open
n'piace' laundry in large. light collar; hot
;ns neat clothes chute large veranda
van garden. two-car garage; convenient 10
ia ny schools churches and stations;
n.ooO; built for owner and for sale at
rs 'nce. Apply Owner, EdEewood Park.
- "ochellc 4457 or own broker.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-01-15

| Do you know of the goings ant
comings of neighbcrs or friends? II
you do. tell The Herald about it
Come to the office, mail or phone
your news. 1t will be appreciated
and you will be helping to make
your paper better.
Get your Texaco gasoline-the
genuine article that makes less car
bon and gives you more miles to the
gallon and more power right
around the corner back of the Her.
aid Office. Best for auto and stove;
costs no more than others; once used
always used.--L. NJ. WHITTEN'S
FILLING STATION. adv
DR. c. T. Blanchet has returned
from Daytona and Jacksonville, in
the former CT which places he at
tended the Convocation of the Epis-
copal church CT the Southern district
OF Florida, and in the latter visited
his daughter, Mrs. Jno. L. Blanchet.
He will hold regular services in the
Church of the Good Shepherd next
Sunday as per announcement in the
AT the Churches column in this
paper.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-01-15
At the Critical Moment.

was attending the theater with
some friends. The hero and heroine
had reached the critical moment, but
as he held her in his arms, he hest.
tated. AS the seconds licked on
with no further action, the suspense
grew too much for me. and | finally
shouted at the top of my lungs Gas
boob :" Needless to say, did not en-
JOY the last few moments of the per-
Torrance.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-01-15
That Breezy Western Wsy.

They were playing poker in west
ern town. One of the players was q
stranger, and was getting nice trim
ming. Finally the sucker saw one OF
the players give himself three aces
from the bottom of the pack.
The sucker turned to the man be-
side him and said: did you see
thatS
"See whatT asked the man.
"Why, that fellow dealt himself three
aces from the bottom of the deck" said
the sucker.
swell. what about III" asked the
man. ut was his deal, wasn't itr
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-01-15

The Union of South Africa is pro-
ducing 19.5O0OO0 pounds of butter a
year and 4.266.OOO pounds of cheese.