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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02
MISSIONARY IN
TALK TO STUDENTS
Passionists on Way to Argen-
tine Republic, Visit
Notre Dame.

En- route from a General Chapter
or the PaSSioniSJ order in Rome
TO their home in the Argentine Re-
DuUlic, Rev. Constantine Birming-
ham, provincial of the PASSIONS;
Order in the Argentine. and Rev
Dominic Moore. a missionary of the
order stopped at NOtre Dame Fri
day where the former delivered an
address 10 the foreign section OF
the chamber Of commerce on The
Opportunities of American Business
in the Argentine"
Saying that the introduction OF
modern methods Of advertising was
the most noticeable effect Of the
American Invasion, Rev. Birming-
ham frankly declared that the poor
quality Of American exports during
the war had caused a resentment
abated only by the improved char
acter of recent shipments.
The two clergymen are native
South Americans on their first visit
70 the states and are particularly i'm
pressed by the activity of American
cities. They left for Chicago Fri
day and will sail from New York
for Beunos Aires, Oct. 6.
Smoker for sunday.
Three hundred members of the
various sections of the chamber OF
commerce viii attend a smoker al
the library Sunday evening Pro
fessor Jos. L. Rafter will be chair
man of the meeting which viii be
featured by a talk of Rev John O.
Hara. G. :. C, on incident OF his re-
cent South American trip. In addi-
ton TO informal speeches by several
senfors, Professor Eugene Paytor
and Alfredo Paredis Will sing selec-
tions written by Mr.. Rafter. who Is
a musical composer Of some note
Refreshments Will be served during
the evening and music Will be furn-
ished by Charlie" Davis and hi:
Jazz band.
A yell rally was held in the gym
nasium Friday noon. preliminary tc
the opening game with Kalamazoo
Saturday Under the direction OF
Cheer Leader Slaggert the schoo
yells and songs were thoroughly re-
hearSed. Special emphasis and at
tention will be devoted 10 cheerina
at the college this year, an improve
ment that will add TO the interest
and attraction of the games at Car
tier field.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02
SCOUTS PROMOTE FIVE
BOYS TO HIGHER RANK

The BOY Scout court OF honor. Of
which David j. Guifoyle is presi-
dent met in the city hall Friday
evening and promoted Bruno and
Armeu Wcichelt Harold Arm
strong. Donald Barnes and James
Freyermuth fUom the rank of ten
derfoot 20 second class boy scouts.
The BOYS iu order 90 qualify FOR the
promotion had to pass successfully
ten examinations ON the various
scout duties such as cooking first
aid and thrift
Fridays meeting was the first
that the court Of honor mas held
this fan The members Of the
court are David D. GuHfoyle as
president l.. - Hardy. j. =. Camp
bell. Louis Hammerschmidt Fred
Keller. Rev. T. j. Carroll r. T..
Wolfe and Stanlius Chelminiak. Jo-
seph Taylor is executive Of the local
boy scouts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02
BASEBALL OWNED
BY PEOPLE IS PLAN
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which was what the gamblers
wanted, he said.
Presents Afidayits
Gerry Hermann, president Of the
Cincinnati club, and former chair
man of the National commission,
presented affidavits from Christy
Matthewson. former New York
pitcher and Cincinnati manager;
Greasy" Neale. Cincinnati outfield-
er; Jimmy Ring, Cincinnati pitcher.
and Manager McGraw, of the New
York Giants These affidavits. he
told newspapermen, absolutely
proved the guilt of Chase and Ma
gee.
Interest in the American league
side of the scandal was kept up by
the return OF MacLay Hoyne. states
attorney from New York, with evil
der which he said. would help in
cri inal prosecution of players and
gar ,blers indicted. Mr.. HOyne told
how Charles Comiskey had sought
his aid last fall in investiga ting the
world series.
Findings of Probe
I'VE investigated for some time
and while we found enough 10 cor
square we found nothing on which
10 base legal action" said Mr. Hoyne.
DR.. Raymond Prettyman. dentist
for Buck" Weaver's family. told Of
a conversation with Viewers moth
er-in-law in which he was quoted as
saying Fred McMullin brought a
package TO Viewers home which
the latter refused TO accept. The
package was of size which might
have contained money, Prettyman
said he understood
Buck" Weaver. Fred McMullin
and "Swede" Risberg. three OF the
seven White Sox players indicted.
Friday night declared they were in
nocent and would fight the case in
court.
The jury will not again consider
the baseball scandal until next Tues
daV
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02
ARREST SUSPECTS
IN ROBBERY CASE

Joe Dollas of the South Bend Y.
NJ. c. A.. Joseph O'Brion of Phila-
delphia. and Harry Nowakowski OF
221O Orange ST. We're taken Ia police
headquarters Friday afternoon as
suspects i'm connection with the rob
hing OF the Mishawaka and South
Bend Standard oil service stations
on Thursday night
p. G. Winslow. service man at the
Standard Oil station at Lincoln Way
West and Taylor SITS, called at the
city Jail and failed 10 identify either
of the men as the robbers OF the pre-
vious night All three men are be-
ing held for further investigation
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02
IS GRANDEST ON
EARTH, SHE SAYS
Mrs. Chapman Says Tanlac
Overcame Her Rheumatism
and Other Troubles.

Il am now having my second ex-
perience with Tanlac and in both
instances it has proven 10 be the
medicine I needed" said Mrs. g. r.
Clapham. Of 1643 Howell ST.. Fort
Wayne. Ind, recently.
Five years ago the medicine re-
lieved me OF rheumatism and
haven't had touch OF il since NY
right arm and shoulder hurt me so
bad J couldn't comb my hair and
IN fact could hardly move my arm
up and down at all I just suffered
untold agony and think ] tried ey-
erythiug THAI ever was gotten up
for rheumatism. bat nothing did me
a bit N good till I got Taulac.
"I finally decided 10 try Tanlac.
as ] heard so much about the hpue-
fits others were receiving from it,
and ! declare. it just cleaned up
my rheumatism iW little or no time
Just A short time ago I got 10
feeling rundown. couldn't sleep well.
had no appetite and felt that
needed something 20 build me mp.
Remem bcring how Tanlac had
brought me ont from my rheuma-
tism ] started taking 10 again. Wei.
7 am now on nay third bottle. and
have a splendid appetite and never
feel a touch Of indigestion.
II sleep good a. night and wake
mp iu tie morning feeling fine You
can just take my word for it. that
Tauiac is the grandest medicine iu
the world II anybody wants 20
know more OF what I think Of thls
medicine. If they viii just come 90
me personally. I viii take pleasure
in telling them.
Tanlac is sold On South Bend a.
the Central Drug Store. Public Drur
Store, Landon's Pharmacy and Wet
tick Cut Rate Drug store, and i'm
Mishawaka at the Red Cross Phar-
r--1rr-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02
Woman s Club
Opens Season
With Musical

Midst ferns and palms and bitter
sweet. with an occasional bouquet
OF chrysanthenums. the first fall
gathering Of the South Bend Wo-
mems club took place in the cub
rooms Friday afternoon. The mem
Ders were welcomed back by their
president, Mrs. Harry Wallace in a
talk OF pleasing informally.
In the receiving line were the
club officers and managers. Mrs.
Harry Wallace. president was follow
ed by Mrs. G. w. ZigIer. Mrs. Lillian
kreighoaum, Mrs. ID. l.. Guilfoyle,
Mrs Walter Hildebrand, Mrs. j. l..
Boyer. Mrs. Warren II. Miller. Mrs.
-. =. Mckee, Mrs ID. h. splitter,
Or. Alta NJ. Boram, Mrs. George
Thurn. Mrs. Nora Byers. Mrs. V. X
Maurer. Mrs. J :. Moore, Mrs. Il. -.
Coon, Mrs. c. f. Francis, Mrs. Wal
ter Bloomfield, Mrs. Il. &. Shank
Hunter, Mrs r. II. Fulton, Mrs
Mrs. W. r.. Sherman, Mrs. Il. H.
Coon and Mrs. X. @. King.
The entertainment OF the after
noon was furnished by Mrs. Harry
Barnes, vocalist and Miss Esther
Fulton, violinist. Mrs. Barnes has d
lovely voice coupled with a cham
ing manner. one of the favored
numbers she gave was butterflies
by Linn Seller. Others were Love
Means You" by Warner Till
Wake" by Clyde Van Nuys Fogd
Loves In My Heart" by Wood
man and Three Roses Red," by
Norris.
Esther Fulton Plays
Miss Esther Fulton Llayed with
great feeling and manifested much
skill in technic. Her Interpretation
Of Grieg's "Orientale" was good
She played Souvenir" by Drola
and the Hungarian Dance 10y
Haesche. She played for an encore
''kiss Me Again"
Following the musicale, Mrs
Harry Bird outlined the successful
work the Rescue Mission has ac-
complished and how over 200 moth
ers and children were given a pleas
ant vacation at Chain OLakes.
Mrs. w. K Sherman presented
the program of the club for the year
in brief sketch and the depart
mental heads gave the programs in
their various departments.
Ellis Parker Butler in a new lee.
ture Laughs is Laughs is one OF
the seasons attractions. The pro
gram promises 10 be the best in the
clubs history.
Delightful refreshments were
served at the close of the afternoon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02
MN SINGS. But
OFFICERS FAIL TO
APPRECIATE EFFORTS

Marching Through Georgia. MAY
he "A good song 20 sing Ou the steps
49, home. but when John Gross. AZ
y. ST Peter ST.. wakes up nc viii
learn that he wasn't on his bach
steps when he sang the song last
night
Gross walked into the city nall
shortly before midnight last night
and sat ON the steel steps leading 60
police headquarters and started TO
sing Tho first song was hardly in
telligiblc, but when officers reached
his side he was sober enough 20
pronounce the words OF the above
named song. lie was locked I'm a
cell where he continued the song
before retiring for the niSht
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02
CIVIC CENTERS TO HEAR
ELECTION RETURNS

The Civic Federation decided at
mass meeting FRIDAY night 90
give out the election returns in the
various civic centers throughout the
city on Nov. e. The returns viii be
announced from the platform or
thrown on the screen
Game rooms are t1 be established
IN each school. where quiet games
may De PLAYED without disturbance.
according 20 action taken by the
federation.
Arraugemc uts have been COM
Tleted for the reception TO Dc ten
dersd Col and Mrs. c. Seymour
Bullock at the hieh school ON OCT.
8 This reception VIII give south
Bend the opportunity 70 got ac-
ouainted with The, new cts reerca-
tional director
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02
HALF MILLION
CONCERN FORMED
Hinkle Motor Company Files
Articles of Incor-
pOratiOn.

Articles Of association incorporat-
ing the W. r. Hinkle Incorporated
Co. with a capital stock OF $500. 600
were filed az the Office OF the county
recorder Friday afternoon Eff
teen hundred shares of preferred
stock and $500 shares OF common
stock viii be sold.
The holders Of preferred stock
are guaranteed a dividend Of per-
cent payable quarterly or semi
annually as the directors see nj be-
fore any dividend will be paid on
common stock. The articles state
that at no time viii the stockhold-
ers be individually or personally re-
spousible for the debts or liabilities
OF the company.
The firm expects 70 act as a dis
tributing and sales agency for au-
tOmobiles and tractors Accessories
viii be bought and sold and a gen.
eral automobile and tractor bust
ness will be carried on. Branch Of
ricSs viii be established throughout
the state. The incorporators are
William Hinkle OF South Bend
Mary L HinKle Of South Bend. Eta
NJ. Hinkle OF South Bend. AID
Harry Hinkle OF Mishawaka.
The stockholders will elect not
less than three or more thar seven
directors and vacancies will q filled
by the remaining members. The
officers and agents will be appoint
ed by the board OF directors. Those
who will handle the affairs OF the
corporation for the first year are
William Eta and Harry Hinkle
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02
~ - lis,
: !, y 3 s
OLIVER.

Unlike the majority OF PLAYS
which are produced and seen for
one or two seasons at the most
Way Down East has had an un-
limited successful career for the last
- years and is Witnessed every sea-
son by an ever growing number Of
people. who lind in its quaint down
east humor. its sturdy characters
and its country singing the ideal in
SEPARATION for an evenings entertain
ment which is wholesome and clean.
The company this season is said to
be a capable one. way Down
East will be seen at the Oiver
theater on Sunday afternoon fo1 a
four days run.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02
IIORINCE h. GANEN-.

Florence j.. Gavey so wears old.
ana living at 1114 South sth ST.. in
River Park. died Friday afternoon
after a three weeks illness Of COM
pHcations Besides her parents. Mr..
and Mrs Ben Gavcy. OF Brookhead.
WIS. she b. survived by a sister.
1Irs Jessie Reed. OF Port Orchard.
Wash.
Florence Gavey was born at
Hrocknead Wis. Jan. IA 1879. she
has lived in South Bend for the last
14 wears. Burial Will be at Brook
head Wis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02

'N.NaN 4 - = - = - = = - =
working days during the past four
years.
BAD Associates.
Judge Funk insisted that
Gariepy's associates be classed as
bad" and at this the prisoner
smiled and slowly said yes. two
bad ones His disposition was
given as good and at the question
Of his mentality Judge Funk inter
rupted and said. bright, there is no
question about that"
Two former arrests with one con-
viction were given as his criminal
record and IL was shown that he
had served nine months and "a days
in Jail as d result OF that convic-
ton.
Large Family.
Gariepy seemed anxious 10 have
his family given as a wife and five
children. but Judge Funk insisted
that II be one child. four step-child-
rem. and a wife. He will be taken
to the state prison at Michigan City
as soon as Sheriff Duck can arrange
10 take him.
The sentence was TO have been
given Monday but because the courts
will be closed for registration day IL
was moved up 10 Friday afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02

CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE.1
eonsent Of the members OF the
League council
Plantc Gives Talk.
Following Atty. Parker. Prof.
John O. Plante made a short talk.
He declared that he is supporting
the democratic party because that
party is campaigning for principle.
Antony Wolfe. democratic candi-
date for the Joint senatorship for
S. Joseph and Marshall counties,
urged upon those present 70 do ev-
erything possible between now and
Monday in registering voters.
A short but pointed talk on or
ganization was made by George A.
SchOck. democratic candidate for
prosecuting attorney. Like Mr..
Wolfe. Mr.. Schock urged that eff
forts be ben. toward registering the
men and women voters between now
and Registration day Monday.
The meeting. which was well at
tended. was presided over by County
Chairman Harry +. CRUDE.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02
INSURANCE men
PLAN FOR FIRE
PREVENTION DAY
To Cooperate With Members
of Fire Department in Edu-
catiOnal Campaign.

The subject ~ Fire Prevention
Day was the main topic taken up
g. this weeks meeting ~ the South
Bend and 1fi-ha wake Insurance
Exchange Friday Resolutions were
passed acknowlcda.ug the impor-
tance and good effects 81 such a
~. and Offering fn tho chief ol thr
local fire department am of The aid
and help desired m carrying out his
program Tor The week
The committee ir charge .Uf the
Exchange program Isl cdmpc cd ~
y. q. Harris chairman and Will
fam Happ and Aloys GoeIcr. Talks
before the public schools and clubs.
together with -rrclaI advertising
feature. wiu De- part ~ fne arr
rangemcnta.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02
MANDERS TO CANADA.

GARY. Ind. Oct. AFTER suf-
fering a lapse Of memory four days.
Paul Fogler, 19year- steel in
spector returned home last night.
having worked his way back from
Canada. where he had come 70 him
self. Fogler drew $500 from the
bank last Friday noon and started
out 70 purchase a fall outfit While
passing an alley something struck
him suddenly on the head He
knew nothing until he woke the
following Tuesday in a box car on a
Canadian railway
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02
POLES KEEP
ADVANCE ON
RED ARMY

WARSAW. Oct. THE Polish
communique today reported con-
tinuation OF the advance east Of
Lemberg. Tint stats Of the 55th and
57th bolshevik divisions were cap
tured In that region.
The advance through the marshes
OF Pinsk continued The Poles
claimed 20 have routed the sixth
soviet army and occupied the rail-
way az Sarny. Twelve thousand
prisoners were captured when the
Russians fled from Ida.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02
SMALLPOX IN GOSHEN.

GOSHEN. Ind, Oct. May
Ganger. 11-year-old daughter OF
Mr and Mrs Joseph Ganger. OF CO.
shen. having been found 20 be suf-
fering with smallpox while she was
engaged in her studies at the Cham
berlHin school. al students were in
mediateIv dismissed and the build
ing closed. Several hundred per-
sons are declared 20 have been eS
posed 60 the disease. There are
now nine cases OF smallpox in Co.
shen
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02
Armed Posse Searches
For LigOHier Negro

ELKHART. Ind. Oc- Prank
lewis aged So. IS On the Elkhart
hospital suffering from lve fractures
Cf the skull sustained Friday mort
ing at Eigouicr. Ind bon "a ieht with
a negro who is said 90 have hit
lewis on the head with tent stake
Both were employed with trav-
cling tent production az Uncle
Tom s. Cabin" The LiE0nicr MAJ
shat Is said 20 De searching the cou0-
tryside with au armed posse for
the negro who fed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02
TAI.ks AROTT LTsTICE

MARION. Ohio. OCT lin a
front porch speech Friday outlining
his program OF social Justice Sen.
Harding described enforcement OF
law as "a fundamental OF social pro-
gress. regardless Of the private opin-
ions OF executive officials and de-
ciarCd particularly that eve must
eli condemn without qualification
the failure % enforce prohibition"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02
Did More Work

I'm three months than IN six yesrs I
took Dr. Burkhart az his word sent
for trial treatment for Liver Stomach
Trouble and C0n~tipatiOn 7 was re-
stored JOB a short rime.-Geo n Kendl--
kenfon. O.
I have trial treatment Of DR. Rurk-
hart's Vegetable Compound for every
afflicted person. Not "a cent in advance.
Address lo1 Main ST.. Cin'ti O-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02
DISTRIBUTORS OF
OAKLAND MOTOR CARS
GUARANTEEING PRICE

Realizing the tendency OF buyers
10 hesitate before PURCHASING cars
at this time tho Colfax company is
guaranteeing purchasers Of Oakland
cars against any price reduction the
coming winter They state that i'm
the event 90 reduction in the list
price Of o1klands between Nov. 7.
1920, and May I. 1921. they viii re-
fun0 90 every purchaser. who buys
within that period the amount of
such reduction
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02
BERTHA aIATTENEs.

Bertha infant daughter II AR
and Airs Julius Matteues. ZU95
Kaley ST. died Thursday morning at
10 o'clock after an illness of one
week She was born oct 70. 1919.
Funeral arrar scments viii De an
uOunCed later
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02
DESTROYFR DAMAGED

RIGA. Letvia Oct l. The
United states destroyer Kane suf-
fered damage to her engines while
outside Riga, but is not in need Of
assistance. according 70 a wireless
message received here Friday. The
Kane expects 70 reach Riga Satur-
day morning, the message said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02
TRUCK DRIVER KILLED

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. l.-Ollie
Boone, aged IS. OF louisville, driver
OF a truck which was struck by
Union Traction car on which was
Thomas Taggart. democratic candi-
date for United States senator. died
soon after being taken 10 the city
hospital here. He was not identi-
fed for several hours.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02
RIO DE IANEIRO-

RIO DE JANElRO, Oct. i. -
High political and commercial sig
nifiCance is believed 10 attach 10 the
forthcoming visit 20 Brazil OF King
Albert OF Belgium. IL is said that
an agreement making the port OF
Antwerp the chief European deposit
for Brazilian coffee. in place Of
he mburg. viii be signed by the two
governments during the kings stay.
The conclusion OF other agreements
regarding customs tariffs and steam
ship lines is also believed 10 be
yrobahla
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02
I.ASALLE.

Tn these DAYS when boOtleggers
are vieing with federal authorities
I'm an effort 10 keep the thirst OF a
nation quenched. the average
American will get more than the
ordinary number Of laughs out OF
what Happened 90 Jones a
bright comedy in which Bryant
Washburn stars today at the La
Sale. It's the story Of a man with
a thirst who married a woman OPP
posed 10 liquor IN any form. The
plot centers about the efforts of this
hin artist 10 smuEgie the forbidden
LIQUOR into his home. Elaine Ham
u7ersteiu in The Point OF View is
sundays attraction.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02
CASTLE

When it comes TO correctlg inter
pretire high society parts. Alice
Brady has no peer. For that rea-
son her admirers viii especially
like "A Dark Lantern. which is at
the Castle today For IT'S a picturs
Fri which the strong character and
ulanliress OF young physician are
matched against the title and
wealth OF a profiigate prince-bOth
men seeking the hand OF the fair
E-glish girl. The settings are gor-
ceous FOR the most part and the
supporting cast is an excellent one.
Frank Mayo i'm "HitchiE Posts is
az the Castle sunday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02
NfAN INCREAsE GAs RATEs.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. oct IA
30 percent increase ia gas rates here
is necessary 70 permit the financing
Of a $2.500.000 Improvement pro-
gram which would bring the plants
OF the Citizens Gas company up U"
their maximum efficiency. officials
of the company told members Of the
board OF works Friday. They also
said that authority TO establish
such a rate is soon 10 be asked.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02
CANCELS TRIP.

NEW YORK. oct. Mrs. Theo-
dore Roosevelt announced late Fri
day that she had abandoned her
plan 20 make a horseback speaking
tour ~ Kentucky remaining AZ
home 10 campaign for her husband
instead
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02
AUDITORIUM.

Miss Arizona" an extra good
western drama in five reels, is the
chief attraction at the Auditorium
today other pictures today are
on His Trolley" two--reeI Univer-
sal comedy: Pathe News of current
events. and silk Stockings. a
funny single reel comedy. Those
who failed 10 start with the new Sc
rial Bride 49," last Sunday will be
just in time to start with IL tomor-
row. This serial is William FoX's
masterpiece and ranks with his
most sensational productions In
the episode TO be shown tomorrow
an entire fleet Of L. s. warships and
thousands OF sailors and officers
take part in a thrilling chase at sea
after the pirate submarine. on
board of which are the thirteen
brides, around whose adventures
the story revolves Neal Hart in
Hell Bend Haskell" two-reel
western thriller; a twO-reel Century
comedy. Pathe News and Mutt and
JEFF cartoOn-comedy are other pic
lures shown. The big production
for Monday and Tuesday is a re-
markable perturbation OF Gertrude
Atherton's famous story, The
Tower OF Ivory" The picture
adaptation is called out Of the
storm and features an all-star
cast a two-reel Sunshine comedy
called Jazz Bandits" and the Top
les Of the Day are also on this bill
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02
FUNERALS
TAPPTLEY HARTLINE.

III I III TEthTN I4I-N y.
The funeral of Tapptley Hartline
VIII De held Monday at 0 a. N. at
the residence. five miles west on the
Crumstown road. the Rev. Elmer
-. Rciscl of Buchanan. Mich, Of
iiciating. Burial Will be made in the
Weesaw cemetery, Berrien county.
Michigan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-02
THEY.RE ALL IN NEW YORK.

Some western Horace Greeley must
have been saving 20 the bandits
and desDeradoes. Go East Young
Man Go East"