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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
LoSaLLe

During the coming week the La
Sale will present three new and
great features, each bringing South
Bend favorites to the local screen.
The pictures are The Soul OF
Youth" The Cradle OF Courage"
and Held BY The Enemy"
The Soul OF Youth" which Is
shown Monday and Tuesday. fea-
lures Judge and Mrs. Ben Lindsey.
Lila Lee, Lewis Sargent. William
Collier, jr.. and others in a story Of
boyhood days, with comedy. appeal,
romance and chivalry included in a
story of real charm and dramatic
power Sargent will be remem bered
as the boy actor who played Huck
IN "Huckleberry Finn; Judge Lind
sev impersonates himself as judge
Of the famous Denver juvenile court.
The Cradle of Courage" Is, &C
cording to William s. Hart, the
star, the best and most worth while
thing he has ever done. The story
Of the crook returning from over
seas service into which he enlisted
to escape prison gives Hart every
opportunity 10 create thrills a d
punch and furnish a deeper. more
human theme than usual TO his
play. 1t will be shown Wednesday
and Thursday. Held By The
Enemy" is an all star filming Of
Gulette's famous stage success with
Jack Holt, Agnes Ayres. Wanda
Hawley and Lewis stone in the
principal roles
This Sunday The Jailbird" the
latest and last comedy IN which
Douglas MacLean and Doris May
appear together will De shown at
the LaSalle Since 1913 - Hours
Leave" appeared MacLean and May
have been the pets OF the farcial
drama and especial interest is be-
ing shown I'm The Jailbird" since
IT is known that the team is splitting
up.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31

dancers. at the oliver on Monday,
Nov. IS Their first American ap-
pearance at the Metropolitan opera
House i'm New York created no less
than a furore and they were obliged
not only 10 repeat at that playhouse
but 10 give two performances at the
HlppodrOme I'm order 10 accom-
MEDIATE the demand for seats.
Fokiue Isl not only famous as "a
dancer but as the creator of the
great spectacIes that have already
-san presented iu this country by
The DiaghiIen ballet Russo several
years ago with Nijinsky. a later
example of Fokiue's photographic
genius. the Feast of Bacchus' in
the great Century theater spectacle
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31

was written with a free vein Of boil
humOr and pathos, presenting the
boxer as a man of both heart and
hand. Mann Holiner in the leadinE
role does "A excellent piece Of acting
Burkhardt and Roberts offer an
original act, Roy and Arthur enter
tain with a Chinese juggling novelty.
Fred Lewis, clever comedian, Harry
and Kitty sutton, dancers and aero
bats. round out the bill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31

Of "Aphrodite." has contributed in
great way 10 the wonderful sue
cess OF that play which has recently
closed "A record run at the Auditor
um Iu Chicago.
These artists viii be seen here in
some of the finest mum bers Of their
extensive repertoire. the program
selected including both solo dances
ard speCialties by both artists.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
OLiDer

Cecil b. DeAIiue's great screen
production why Change Your
WIFE viii come 90 the oliver theater
today for a weeks engagement Tt
is described as "a striking drama of
married life IavlSnly presented.
Gloria Swanson and Thomas Meighau
are the featured players. The plot
centers around Robert and Beth
Gordon married for 10 years bat
now beginning 10 drift apart Beth
was charming girl. She has be-
come a too wifely wife and bores
her husband with her excessive
sohciude for his comforts. He
finds diversion I'M the company of
vlvaCiOus. pleasure loving sally
Clark Literal minded Beth imaE-
ines them i'm love a divorce fol-
lows and Robert marrles Sally. Too
late. Beth discovers why she lost her
husband and. blossomius ike
rose. develops into soCiety's Eaycst
figure. Sally. on the other hand. is
transformed by marriage into
worse household drudge than Beth
ever was. Roberts eyes are opened
when he aEaiu sees Beth, and
through a dramatic series of events.
they are brought happily together
Bebe Daniels Theodore koslOm and
Clarence Geidart are in the support
ing company. The picture viii or
given continuously each day starting
az I o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
JUS MOTION PICTURE EVER FILMED.

LOOSE" WITH THE OTHER WON
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
auditorium

One OF the most satisfactory pic
turizations of a big novel that has
been made in the past two years is
King Spruce" adapted from Holma
Days novel OF the same name. The
picture will be shown at the Audi
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31

1t is noticed that more persons are
swearing at the government than
are sweating for it,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31

The Great Blackstone" worlds
master magician. viii bee the at-rac-
tou az the oliver theater for two
days. starting Nov. To-
Blackstone comes well reeommed-
ed by press and public and pr .-
tically everything he produces iu
magic Isl his own invention. He
runs through his illusions at aero
plane speed. offering thrills and sem
auous az unexpected moment A
glove and @ dove are the first bit of
mysticism then the mysterious hand
kerchief followed by lesson on
the map az Europe. is given. From
this point there are countless stronL
boXes apparently empty. THAI
springs unusual things 90 life and
reality The bachelors dream IS
huge. empty curtain space high ol
the floor and after exploring it's
every nook and corner Blackstone
closes the curtains and iu q tify
throws them back. showing hand
some suite and pre-tler SRI in all
her boGlolr frery. There are spirit
ualistlc features mechanical lucl-
baton stunts. ga which birds and
animals spying from mysterious
sources ghosts of Eiudu-tln. mod
eru spirits rlpprr. psychic cards
and $50 on 90 great FINAL illusion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31

Claude Giuingwater, the lovahle
old crouch ln Three Wise Fools
coming 10 the oliver theater ON Nov-
u for two days halls from the little
town OF louisiana Missouri Pike
county has given 20 literature. pol-
tics and the drama, three cousp-cu-
Gus representa- tives-Mark Twain.
Champ Clark and Claude GLinE-
water.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-25

taller than Hartman and his announc ed weight was six pounds more than the local boys.
 Battling Herrera of Brewery Gulch and Fighting Red Rawley of Doug las furnished the first four round preliminary. Rawley rushed at his opponent at the tap of the bell with out the formality of shaking hands and took Herrera off his feet. They fought fiercely and at the end of the first round, Rawley was out on his feet, hardly able to stand up or move his arms. He was groggy throughout the remaining three rounds and lost all his much herald ed punch. Herrera was also groggy in the first round and only this pre- vented him from putting out his op- ponent.
 The curtain raiser was a scheduled four-round go between Red Milburn and Young Chavez, both of Bisbee. Red had his opponent outclassed and was given the decision at the
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-25

Old Pueblo boys chin an6 then jerk it upwac5s Palmer was doing this in the fourth round and caught Hap py squarely over the left eye, mak- ing split in the eyebrow an inch and a half long asd one-haif inch deep. In the following rounds Pal mer played continually for that eye
 The first four rounds were easily Palmer's He put in some hard punches to the stomach and chest and right crosses to the chin. Pal mer showed that he did not have a knockout punch as he had many op- portunities to knock his man out if he had only had the steam behind his blows. Three times in the third round he caught Woods squarely os did not seem to jar the former boil ermaker.
 Woods tried several times to get in his famous knockout punch but the Douglas boy always eluded it. Pal mer kept his left shoulder constan>- ly over his jaw and was able to avoid every punch that came his way.
 After the sixth round the fight slackened and neither man did much more than hang on. Palmer spent most of his time in teasing Happy and his seconds while Happy did lit tie more than hang on, and occae- ionally hit body blows. Woods fought an uphill fight after the fourth round, being handicapped oy his left eye which rapidly began to swell to such an extent that it was hard for him to see through it. His seconds asked him in the fifth round if he wished to throw ir the towS, in token of defeat, but he re- fused and went the ten rounds.
 In losing this fight, Happy not on- ly lost it to better man, but slsoi to a middleweight The decision was we'll received. It was given by referee Joe Hines, who acted with out the assistance. of the customary judges. Carl Suder of Fl Paso, who was to have refereed the fight, could not appear so the local man was talk en, much to the approval of the crowd
 The semi-final between Kid Hart man of Bisbee and Kid GoetZ of Douglas, which was scheduled to gt six rounds, ended suddenly in the second round, when Hartman's Lid ney punches did not agree with Go etz, and he sent up the white flag while the crowd booed him out of the ring. Goetz was about six inches
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-25
PALMER BEATS
 WOODS IN TEN
 MESSY ROUNDS
Douglas Man too Strong for Tucsonian in lnfighting
 and Rough Stuff

Kid Palmer of Douglas was given the decision over Happy Woods of Tucson at the end of the tenth. round of the main event of the fight card which was presented by the Bisbee Ath;Stic club at the Grand theatre last night. Palmer again used his familiar tactics that have gained for him the reputation as the dirtiest butted with his head and hung on with his hand around Woods neck.
 A dispute arose early i'll the even- ing over the respective weights of the two fighters. Happy Woods was put OF the scales in the afternoon before a number of spectators and weighed exactly 14S 1-2 pounds with all his clothes on. Palmer admitted yesterday morning that he weighed 153 pounds stripped but flatly refus- ed to get on the scales. Last night when Palmer was introduced the crowd began to yell, What does he weigh?" Happy's weight was an nounced and the crowd cheered.
 The first six rounds of the fight were all that the fans could possibly ask for. Both men swapped punch es, with Palmer goisg strongly into Woods stomach. In tte clinches Palmer would get his head under the
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-25
BURY DEAD IN
 BELFAST RIOTS
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young men escorted the procession.
 Inquests on II of the victims pro- duced no new detail and were ad- journed without verdicts.
 Virtually every house and shop in the section which suffered most se- verely from the stone throwers and looters prominently displayed union jacks as evidence /of the occupants loyalty. Even St. Michaels Chapel, which was attacked Thursday night, had flags draped over the gates, be- hind which stood soldiers with fixed bayonets.
 In few side streets, where Catho- lies are predominant, no flags were flying. but the streets were protected by the military who had thrown big wire entanglements across them to prevent rival parties from coming to closer quarters. In other streets chill dren were found gathering stones in- to heaps as ammunition for their cid CTS should the anticipated clas oc- cur. There is hardly a saloon intact and those which escaped the looters show signs "sold out" so that in this district the authorities have not much ! trouble to fear.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-25
HEAVY WEATHER
 PREVENTS RACE
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 nal sent them scurrying back to shel- ter.
 Veteran yachtsmen thought the ri val shippers might have taken chance on the 25-mile wind but for the fact that weather forecasts for the afternoon promised sharp squalls which might have done irreparable harm to one or both of the conten- ders.
 They pointed out that in 1893 Wig alant and Valkyrie raced through 25-mile northeastern. although Valkyrie carried away four spinnakers as fast as she could set them.
 Today's was the second postpone ment because of heavy weather in the history of contests for the Amer ica's cup. The first was in 1903 when Shamrock III. objected to rac- ing in northeast gale.
 Reliance was willing to make the attempt.
 All other postponements have been due to lack of wind. Mondays race will be run over the course that had been set for today, 15-mile beat to windward and 15-mile run before the wind.
 Tn the five actual starts to date, one of which ended in mo race" be- cause of insufficient breeze to take either contender around the course in six hours. She had taken a com manding lead in the 15-mile windward beat of the first race Thursday, July IS, when an accident to her rigging forced her to concede Shamrock'sfvic- tory.
 The second meet last Saturday end ed in mo race" and Shamrock TVS second victory was won last Tuesday over a triangular course on which Resolute was robbed of windwart leg by shift in the wind In the third race. over two leg course Resolute gained enough on the wind ward beat to enable her to win b! her time allowance in a dead hea with Shamrock ". She evened thu score yesterday on the trfangula course. out-sailing the challenger ol the windward beat and the broa' reach home, and making within 4 seconds of as good time as did Sham rock on the second leg. which wa close reach.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-25
COAL OUTPUT GROWS

WASHINGTON, July 24.-Bitsmin- ous coal production of 1o,964,000 tons for the week ended July 17, announc- ed today by the geological survey was the largest of any week since the first if the railroad switchmen's s strike in March. The output also ex- ceeded that of the last previous full time week by 413.o0e tons.
 Shipments of 6oS,S0S tons to the lakes during the week showed little variation from the tonnage of the proceeding week, and total shipments from the beginning of the season to July IT. were 5,2sS,0OO tons compar- ed with ,1O,3oo.00o tons in 1918 and 11,S40,000 in 1919.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-25
SOF I COAL MEN
 MAY WALK OUT
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tion will be taken by this office
 to force an immediate shutdown
 of all mines operations in the
 central competitive field, involv-
 ing some 21o,ooo men, until sim
 liar modification, together with
 ather improvements, are arrang-
 ed for in the other coal produc-
 ing states" s!i Mir. Lewis would not discuss the calling of strike as possibility if the miners of Illinois negotiate sep arate agreement with the operators of the state Immediately following the announcement of the agreement between the operators and miners officials last March, which agree ment was made on the basis of the coal settlement commission, thero were sporadic strikes of day men throughout the central competitive field. These men perform the labor incidental to mining of coal.
 They declared that they were not given increases commensurate with those granted the other workers in the mines.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-25
FRECKLE-FACE
Sun and Wind Bring o1t Ugly Spots
 How to Remove Easily

Here's d chance, Miss Freckle-face, to try remedy for freckles with the guarantee of a reliable concern that it removes the freckles; while if it does give you a clear complexion the expenss istrifling.
 Simply get an ounce of Othine- double strength-from any druggist aud few applications should show you how easy it sto rid yourself of the hOmely freckles and get 6 beau tiiul complexion. Rarely is more than one ounce needed for the worst case.
 Be sure to ask the druggist for the double strength Othine as this strength is sold under guarantee of 'sck if it fails to remove ..ecl,es
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-25

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 If you want Co reduce 10 to 60 pounds 8 at ely, pleasantly. you should give Korein system a trial The name korein is pronounced koreen. Start on the road to longer life and happiness today. Obtain Q small box of korein under Sl00 money refund guarantee at any busy drug store. Show your friend this advertisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-25

starvation diet, thyroid, or exhausting exercise.
 These pictures give you an idea of improve ment in appearance and you may expect wonder ful benefit in personal attractiveness and win ming efhciencywhen you are slender.
 . Sapxisins weight rsdue- sion reported =. even after just a few days treatment. With proper reduction the flesh becomes firm, the skin
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-25

CHICAGO. July 24.-Franhie Mason of Fort Wayne, flyweight champion, and Jimmy Kelly of Chicago fought a ten round bout to draw at East Chicago, Ind, tonight. + was Kelly's first appearance in fast boxing com pany.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-25
You Have a Back Ache

or if you are subject to Dull pains in the head, Dizziness, Nervousness. are lan- guid and feel tired all over, get a pack age of the old reliable remedy. Mother Gray's AROMATIC LEAF, the pleasant Medicinal Tea. We have many testi- monials. As a gentle laxative it has no equal. Ask for Mother Gray's Aromatic Leaf at druggists or sent by mail for 6O cts. Sample FREE. Address. Mother Gray Co., Le Roy, N. Y.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-25
end of the second round.

IHu or lHI StCUHu TUUNu.
 This fight drew one of the best crowds that has ever attended To- cal fistic encounter. The house was packed and everyone of the 20 new rows of ringside seats was damned. The new seating arrangement on the stage is very good one and accom- modates about twice as many as the old method of packing the fans in. The seats were built in tiers. The ring was new one and the platform which was built in front of the stage was big help in getting the crowds into their seats.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-25

NEW YORK, July 24.-A new American record of two minutes, 55 S-5 seconds for the 220 yard swim for women, was made here today by Miss Ehtelda Bleibtrey. She lower ed her own record for the distances by three seconds.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-25

The Mothers club will meet at the Y. M c. A. Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. Every woman in the district is invited to attend.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-25
Fat Folks
 Be Slender
$1OO.OO GUARANTEE

If over-stout. you will be happy to earn how you may easily reduce weight and measurements without
The Washington times., 1920-05-29
RA|DERSSEZE
IRISH VILLAGE
Armed Band Sweeps Down on
louth and Sets Fire to
Buildings.
FORM OWN POLICE SYSTEM
Five Men s:rested as Strike at
Dublin Keeps City
Tied Up.
FORM OWN POLICE SYSTEM

LONDON, May 29.-Twenty Sim
Feiners took possession of the Irish
town of Louth today and burned the
barracks and three houses, according
to an Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Dublin.
Sim Feiners have established
their own police system at Skiber-
reen, according to news from Dublin.
Five Raiders Arrested.
Five men were arrested by Sinn
Feiners and carried Off. charged with
participation in q postoffice raid.
Fou" NJ them were accused of receiv-
ing gold that had been found hidden
in field by boys, and which was
subsequently identified by a postman
The strike OF dock workers and
railmen continues in effect at Dub
lin. The men refuse to handle mum
tions shipments. The Irish strike
leaders are disappointed over the ac-
tion of the railway workers In Eng.
land, from whom they had expected
support
The Dublin correspondent Of the
Daily Express bays that repeal OF the
curfew law may be expected about
the first of June. This law prohibits
any person from being on the street
without q government permit
The Washington times., 1920-05-29
REPORT BON|LLAS
IS CITIZEN OF i. S.
Mexican Foreign Office Investi-
eating Past Of Former Am
bassador Here.

MEXICO CITY. May 29.-Reports
that Ygnacio Bonillas, former Mexi-
can ambassador to the United States.
who is now in Jail here. is an Amer
ican citizen and not a citizen Of Mex
leo are being officially Investigated
by the foreign office today.
Officials declared that, IL 1t were
found that Bonnillas is United
States citizen. he will be prosecuted
and later deported as an undesirable
resident of Mexica.
An 'unconfirmed report was in cir
culation here today that the negotia-
tions for the surrender OF Francisco
villa and his band have been broken
off. Gen. p. Elias Gales received
word that government troops had en-
gagged the Villistas at Vale Allende,
in the southern part of the State OF
Chihuahua, and defeated them. villa
is reported to have fled into the near
by mountains.
Manuel Media Baron, former federal
general and now a lieutenant of Fe-
lix Diaz, is said to be coming to
Mexico City to arrange for the sur
render of Diaz and all his men.
The Washington times., 1920-05-29
GIRL IS VICTIM OF
JANE THE SHIPPER"
Female Autoist Assaults a Child of
Fifteen and Cuts Off
Her Hair.

MANCHESTER BY THE SEA, Mass,
May 29.--Police of this exclusive sum-
mer resort and surrounding cities are
searching for Jane the Shipper,
fashionably dressed, who stepped
from an automobile here and after
striking Esther Olsen, age fifteen, on
the head with a heavy club, clipped
the girls long hair close to her head.
The girl recovered consciousness to
find the woman clipping her hair with
a pair OF scissors. She fought vigor-
ously and the woman grabbed up
what hair she had shorn off and drove
away at high speed. The number
plates had been turned wrong side
out. so the girl was unable to read
them.
The woman who attacked her, Miss
Olson told the police. was about thir-
ty-Hve, with hair just beginning to
turn gray in front. She was stylishly
dressed in a tailor-made suit and
smart sailor hat.
The Washington times., 1920-05-29
POLES BEAT BACK
REDS;TAKE VILLAGE
Capture $50 Prisoners and
Counter Attack Between
Dvina and Marshes.

LONDON, May 29.-The capture OF
$50 Russian bolshevik prisoners and
the repulse of attacks on the lower
end Of the Russo-Polish battle front
were reported in a Polish war office
communique telegraphed from War
saw today.
The Poles are counter attacking
between the Dvina river, and the Pri-
pot marshes.
Between the Dneister and DniepeI
rivers a Russian assault against the
Polish right flank was repulsed. The
Poles captured village north OF
Kieff. Four hundred of the Russian
prisoners, taken north of Dobricz
were Cossacks.
The Washington times., 1920-05-29
TWO FLIERS DEFY DEATH
IN FLAMING AIRPLANE

ATLANTIC CITY. May 2e.-Turn-
ing themselves into a flaming comet,
Aviators Kerwood and Campbell TINS
afternoon gave delegates attending
the third Pan-American Aeronautic
Congress a thrill when they tested a
new preparation for making aero
planes fireproof. A committee rep
re.enting the Aero Club of America
witnessed the daring stunt.
The two flyers donned special suits
painted with the preparation and
then permitted mechanicians to spray
them with gasoline. The aeroplane
was similarly dressed" The men
climbed aboard and flame was applied
to both the plane and the aviatore.
The plane then ascended and for
Ave minutes anxious spectators
watched the blazing ship shooting
through the air like a star until the
flames had burned themselves out.
When the descent was made, neither
the aviators nor the machine had sur
fered damage