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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26
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CIRLHOOD STORIES
OF FAMOUS WOMEN
OF FAMOUS WOMEN
Saruh SfddOnS

Roger Kemble. his wife and their
two children had come 10 Brecon'
Wales. 20 give a play
The innkeeper told them the dis
couraging news that TO sell tickets
20 the play would be against the
law
But Roger KembIe was not 20 be
outwittcd. He called his children
Sarah and John. and told them his
plan. He had a preparation which
was excellent 10 whiton the teeth.
The children were 70 sell package
OF il 10 the tOwnseople for a shilling
and 10 whisper in their ears that II
they brought the wrapper 10 the Inn
at seven. they might see a comedy
without payment OF "a cent.
So the people Of Brecon saw the
play. Sarah Kemble as Ariel was
the most popular character.
zen she grew up she married
Mr.. SiddOnS, hut did not give up her
ca rcer. She became the most cele-
brated actress OF her day G775-
1S3l.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26
BOYHOOD STORIES
OF FAMOUS MEN
OF FAMOUS NfIEN
Sir Joshua REYNOLDS

Gathered about the tavern in
PlymptOn. England. was a crowd of
people Intent on watching a man
make siihOucttes.
Joshua on his way homo from
school stopped 10 watch the man.
and after a few minutes asked II he
could try his hand. Mr.. Warmwell.
the black paper artist. said: Il can't
afford TO lose the six pences OF any
VINO are waiting for their silhou-
cites. sonny. but tonight. when all
my customers have gone. I'll show
You how tbs done"
After supper the boy went back
20 the tavern, and his likenesses
We're so good that Mr.. Warmwell
hired him as a helper. He saw that
the boy had talent, so he urged one
of his wealthy patrons TO send him
10 London, where nc could learn to
paint pictures i'm oil.
This was the beginning of a great
career for Sir Joshua Reynolds
D723-1792). He became the fore
most portrait painter in Europe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26
VICTORY SONG.

When you sec our banner boating
on high,
Go South Bend
We will always follow with our bat
tie cry,
Go South Bend
Come along. my hearties, and your
voices lend.
Sing a song Of victory for old South
Bend;
Let our lusty praises ring and never
As merrlly we sing.
Chorus.
South Bend boys. South Bend girls.
We're the school that can do the
work.
South Bend boys. South Bend girls.
We are never known to skirk;
South Bend. no. Here's to one more
victory,
And well sing your praises ever for
your glorious endeavor
For South Bend. no! South Bend.
When you meet the foe upon the
gridiron field,
co South Bend
/ You may rest assured that we will
never yield,
Go South Bend
! Courage, now my husky lads, and
don't say nay;
Hit the line with vigor, and We'll win
the fray;
And Wen hold you dear within our
hearts for aye,
AS merrily we sing.
BasketbalPs a game that all of u:
/ love we'll:
/ Co South Bend!
How we met the enemy you've of
heard tell.
\ Go South Bend
How We love to scramble DER the
/ slippry floor.
/ Shoot the baskets nimbly and pile
the score,
Twenty. forty. eight-six. and ther
some more,
AS merrily we sing.
Everything that we attempt is easy
fry.
For South Bend.
We can play, crate, debate, anC
speechify.
For South Bend!
Many are the glories that adorn oul
way.
Many are the hearts that beat Will
pride today.
Many are the voices that will joi'
our lay.
As merrily we sing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26
INDIANA CORN CHAMP
WORKS HARD IN FIELD

1T looks just every bit as prom
Using as IL did last year" says Pres
ton Moody smiling, as he looks at
n S Y acre plot of tall waving corn,
now turning 10 a crisp yellowish-
brown in the autumn sun OF Steuben
County, Indiana, so miles northeast
Of Fort Wayne.
Prestan is a Sophomore in Scott
Center High School who last year
won the jU lior corn growing chan
piOnship Of Indiana, in a contest
conducted by Purdue University He
raised 1873 bushels TO the acre.
This year he is after that prize
again.
During the past two years Preston
Moody has been a member of corn
club. He doesn'. want 10 graduate.
I'm going 20 stay out on the
farm and grow corn all my life. "
ne says. Il have made up my mind
TO study agriculture"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26
No Clique Here!

What is 20 become Of our fine
spirit OF camaraderie in our school
and clubs IL we allow cliques TO
limit the best of us 10 "A few friends
or TO our set" The modern
school girl thinks she is the most
abused mortal in the world unless
she has a crowd" OF her own and
she - not entirely wrong for the
companionship OF girls her own age
is an essential to the school girl.
The sorry side of the clique spirit is
not that il encourages binding
friendships but that a girl who be-
longs 10 a crowd considers herself
above a girl who does not, and has
the "I'm-b better than-you" attitude.
\ united support in any school en-
terprise is almost impossible where
the clique spirit controls the school
they are not democratic. How about
IL, are you going 20 allow loyalty 10
your clique" break up the loyalty TO
your school?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26
I2-YEAR-OLD HELEN
GOES ON TO COLLEGE

Imagine a little nine-year-ol girl
in New York City, changing from
one school 10 another and skipping
three grades while doing II!
Lucky
Yes, perhaps. but more than
lucky. II was three years ago that
Helen Koch. 755 Dawson St. New
York City. did this. Now, when II
years old. she is entering Hunter
College for Women in her big home
city.
When a girl can go through school
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26
Pile Sufferers
Can You Answer These QuCs-
tons?

tons?
Do you know why ointments do
not give you quick and lasting re
lief?
Why cutting and operations fail?
Do you know the cause of piles
Is internal?
That there is a stagnation of
blood I'm the lower bowel?
Do you know that ther" is a
harmless internal tablet remedy dis
covered by Or. Leonhardt and
known as HEM-ROID. now sold by
Wettick's Cut Rate Drug Store and
druggists generally, that is guaran
teed2
HEM ROID banishes piles by re-
moving the internal cause. by free
ing blood circulation in the lower
bowel. This simple home treat
ment has an almost unbelievable
record for sure. safe and lasting re-
lief to thousands OF pile sick suffer
ers, and saves the needless pain and
expense of an operation. There is
no reason why it should net do the
same for you.-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26

at Helen's speed u Is almost fool
ish 20 wonder what her best subject
IS She surely must be good at all
OF them. Helen is, but she is best
in arithmetic and mathematics.
Girls who are a little dumb in
'rithmeic are usually excused be-
cause its not girls subject"
Very we'll" says Helen's mother.
she really Is a little tomboy. She
likes all kinds OF sports and plays
just as hard as she studies"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26
Balanced.

Pardon me for referring to It,
sir" said the profiteering plute's
head accountant, "bu your surplus
is growing at a really disgraceful
rate"
Yes" replied his employer, but
in "A short time my wifes bills FOR
the current month for goods pur-
chased from other profiteers will
come in, and when 1 have paid them
my hoard will be reduced TO re-
spectacle proportions. kansas City
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26
OLD MAN PUZZLE

What is that great man who is
allowed 10 sit before a queen with
his hat on?
tAnSwer 10 yesterdays. Russia
Is like "a fox because il got Hungary
and wanted Turkey.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26
Post of Popularity.

She-"Who is the most popular
man in your club p"
He-"I am"
She-"Isn't il rather conceited of
you TO say that"
He-"Oh, no; it is merely the
same as saying that / lose more
money at bridge than any Of the
others. Answers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26
NINE YEARS OLD.

I'm only nine years old and / amt
never been away
From home 10 sleep and stay all
night till only yesterday
I'VE been a-countin' all the days
since auntie's letter come
That asked me there to spend a
week alone away from home.
When finally il was the day and all
my dollies dressed
And / had on my yellow slip with
ribbons, just my best.
And daddy took me TO the train, my
eyes swelled up just so
I had to swallow hard. Oh yes.
liked to go.
But when 1 thought Of bedtime.
when I kneel to say my prayers
carry me up stairs
And everyone is strange. and oh,
want my daddy's kiss
Course l Ike 20 go a-visiting. but
there is something that l miss.
And when I 20 TO play or else so
10 a movie show
And sit there with "A crowd Of folks
with only one or two
That ever knows who l am or that
ever cares a bit
I just hug up my dollie and talk and
talk to il.
And I've been countin' since 1 come
the days that will 90 by
When I'll come back 10 mamma, nc
il don't help none 10 cry
! But I'm wishing hard that 1 wa:
back. 1 want the day to come
When I am with mamma in my
7 owney, owney home.
r. r. l..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26
OLD LADY RIDDLE

Why is Russia like a fox?
tAusWer 10 yesterdays; What
subject can be made light orr
CASH
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-26

We offer a large shipment
Of beautiful new silk blouses
in georgette. tricolette and
crepe de chine. &C En-
Special at -. 0OsVO
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
INazinlova to Play
 Heart of a ChiId'' Al Central Friday

In ''the Heart of a Child" a special production adapted from Frank Dan- by's novel of the same name, Nazimo- va comes to the screen of the Central Theatre Friday and Saturday and Eagle Theatre Sunday and Monday in a role that is different from any of the wide variety of characters she has portrayed so marvelously in previous triumphs.
 It is that of Sally Shape, an English girl from the slum streets of Lonoon who finds herself orphaned at the most critical period of her life, and left to face alone, without any other aid than her unsophistication, the strug. gle of maintaining the worlds respect In her support is an exceptionally able cast, with Charles Bryant, adapt CT of the novel to the screen, as Lord Kidderminister; Ray Thompson, Nell Newman, Victory Poter, Eugene Klum Claire Du Brey, Jane Sterling, John Stepping. William J. Irving and Myr. tie Risbell. Ray c. Smallwood direct ed the production, with Rudolph J Bergquist in charge of the camera The effectiveness of the pictorial ele
 ment in the play is due in great meas ure to the special art effects by Allen Ruoff.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19

Olive Thomas, who will be seen in the first of her series of Selznick Pic lures. Upstairs and Down" today at the Lyric Theatre. has been called the most beautiful girl in America and justly so. With her gorgeous mass of wavy chestnut hair and shin ing eyes of deep sea blue, her superb form and lovely face, Miss Thomas most assuredly deserves the title be- slowed on her.
 When this dainty bit of feminity came 10 New York a few years ago from her home in Pennsylvania, she made this blase town sit up and take notice She created a sensation. She tiful girls do-in the Follies. For three years she continued to attract nationwide attention in the show which is reputed to contain the most beautiful girls in the country.
 During this time she was also a model for the great American painter, Harrison Fisher. z It was he who lab elled her the most beautiful girl in America" She also posed for Raphael Kirchner- and Haskell Coffin, who made. several portraits of her which have graced magazine covers and the walls of notables' homes.
 Miss Thomas is the first SelznicE star and will make a series of eight pictures year. for that company. Her first picture, Upstairs and Down." is a delightful comedy plus drama about house party given by the elite oi Long Island society and the scrapes and troubles of the baby vamp," Alice Chesterton the role ably portrayed by Miss Thomas.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
8 Marriage Licenses Most Beautiful Girl Issued by Cupid in in America Appears District Last Week At the Lyric Today

The marriage license market was a little better this week than for the past several weeks. the records on clerk of the Superior Court showing that 15 couples will embark on the sea of matrimony The applications follow:
 Anacleto Maldonado. g, and Iii prada Luiz. 17. both of Tombstone.
 Rodolfo Corral, 36. and Maria Her. nandez, 39. Douglas.
 Celso Flores, 21. Fairbank, and Juanita Meres, 20. Lowell
 Manuel Lugo. 21, and Josefa Ar menta. 20, Bisbee.
 Facundo Camacho, g. and Fran cisca Garcia. 30, Hsbee.
 Alfonso Castillo. 40. and Isabel Moline, 26. Bisbee.
 Crawford Jylant. 2S, and Ellen Duffy, 2l. Bisbee.
 Eugene Bardet. 33, and Claire Ros- allie, 26. Bisbee. Lee Contreras, 31, and Dolores Sa- loma. 24. Bisbee.
 Francisco P Gomez, 3s. and Jo- sefa Machide. 36 Wilcox. IT. Hernandez, 8, and Margarlta Salazar, "A, Douglas.
 John P. Goodwin. 27, Ft. Huachu- ca, and Adele W. Riley, t5, Breh- nam, Tex. Bert K. Dorsey. 2S, and Paul Swan 24. Bisbee.
 Enr;ora T. RohIec % and Rita Zazueta. 19. Pirtleville.
 Alex Thomas. 37. and Irene Davis. 26. Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
Drama Thrills and Charm Features of
 EEart's New Picture

What is said to be perhaps the most defective picture in which William S. Hart has ever appeared, is Wagon
 Tracks," his latest Aircraft picture
 which will be shown at the Central
 Theatre tonight and Wednesday and
 at the Eagle Theatre Thursday. It is accurate historically and will afford delightful entertainment to Big Bills" admirers. C. Gardner Sullivan wrote
 and adapted the story and Lambert Hillyear directed the production. In one of the scenes, a band of real Indians is used. in an attack on a caravan of Prairie schooners making their arduous way across the desert toward the sunset, via the old Santa | Fe Trail. There is drama in every foot of the film, charm as well as thrill Jane Novak is leading woman and Robert McKim, the most realistic will lain in the screen world, has the
 heavy role: The remainder of the cast is powerful
 MT. Hart plays the part of a guide whose experiences are one series of sensational adventures in day when l advanture was every real mans mid de name. The picture is believed by MT. Hart to be one of his best and certainly if time and effort are of any consequence in picture his judgment is well based for there has been no stinting in either respect
 The public will see Bill Hart as it
 loves to see him--as real, red-blood. ed and relentless character with hon.
 or as .his greatest ideal and bravery | his second nature. The real west of
 fifty years ago is shown. It starts in
 Kansas and ends up somewhere along
 the Santa Fe trail. r-
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
Local Bank Protects Itself Against
 Epidemic of Daylight Holdup Bandits

The violent ringing of a gong on Main street, in the small hours of the night. will indicate that someone is approaching the vaults of the Miners and Merchants bank with felonious in- tent, or if it rings by da ywil lprob- ably mean that the clerks in the bank are holding their hands over their heads while looking down the muzzle of a gun, but with one foot on but ton concealed somewhere under desk The big gong was kept busy ringing yesterday afternoon, but there were no burglars around: the bank was just trying out new burgler alarm system that has been installed. Most Up-to-Date Device
 The alarm is the most upto date de- vice that has been perfected for the protection of banks. It is so perfect in it's operation that even the expert who finished installing it yesterday said that he could not put the e~gongs out of commission or tamper with the vaults of the bank without giving the alarm. FsNFNN The vaults have been equipped with double lining of steel with insula- tion between, and electrically connect
 ed with system of bells consisting
 of two small bells in the vault, two TO-
 inch bells outside the vault and 20-
 inch gong outside of the building over the front doorway. The system is so arranged that any attempt to drill through the walls of the vault will cause a short circuit that will sound the alarm. The bells are protected with heavy steel shields and wired
 with both close dand open circuits.
 Any attempt to remove the shields or
 damage the bells will immediately | start the alarm.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
Controlled by Timers

The system is controlled by two switch the current onto the vault door at nigh at closing time and switch it eff again at opening time in the morn ing. By this arrangement the vault door can be opened in the day time without ringing the alarm. but not at night. It is so arranged that if the vault door is accidentally left open af- ter closing time at night, the whole system will ring as though burglar ious attempt was being made to open the vault.
 Both the security and safe deposit vaults are protected by the system giving the same protection to the de posit boxes of patrons as is given tC the banks safe. The money of bank may be insured, but books and papers cannot. so the system is installed to protect these and the patrons of the bank. Burglar insurance of the bank , is reduced 90 per cent as a result oi installing the alarm.
 Protection Given Vault In addition to the protection given the. vaults, buttons that connect with he alarm have been insalled in va rious places so that in case of hold up clerk may put his foot on but l ton and start the alarm going. | The alarm was installed by w. E Hushaw, representing the American Bank Protection company of Miinea polls. Hushaw said that the compan! has installed several thousands of sucl lsystems in banks, state treasureIs' of fices and federal buildings throughou the country and in Canada. He sait lthat no bank protected with this sys tenn has ever been successfully bur glarized.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
Treasurer Announces Tax
 Refund on Ali Property in Local Volunteer Fire District

On account of an error having been made in the nevy of the tax rate for 1920 on property situated in the War ren Volunteer Fire District, Guy c. yesterday that refunds will be made to taxpayers within that district As these taxes become delinquent on No vember 6, Welch requests that full Eotice received. On account of the great amount of work to be done in the treasurer's office, refunds cannot be made before December l, 1920.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
Makes Chanoino Easier

Tire changing will come much cas- fer with the use of graphite and shel- lac rubbed over the rim. If time al lows, remove all rust patches with file or sandpaper. Chanking tires, in such event, will be less of bother.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
NOTICE

Regular meeting Arizona Court No. l, Order of Amaranth, Tuesday night at 7:30. Halloween social af- rewards. Each member bring couple of friends.
 By order of the ROpal Matron
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
NO KNOWLEDGE OF REVOLT

BERLIN, Oct. IS. - Official quar- ters have no knowledge of reported re- volts in Moscow and the invasion of the Kremlin, as stated in recent Zu- rich dispatches claiming to be based on announcement of the German for .eign ministry. The ministry categori' cally denies responsibility for the re. ports.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
Following Another Car

Brakes should not be relied on too much, on crowded roads. of the car jlst ahead stops, steer the car slightly off the road so that you may be able to move ahead, if the brakes do not take good hold.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
NOT ON OFFICIAL MISSION

WASHINGTON, Oct. IS. - White House officials reiterated today that George Creel, former chairman of the committee on public information had not visited Mexico at the instance of President Wilson. State department officials likewise declared that Creel's visit had no official status.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
N2HI 9/NQHE

WASHINGTON, - None genuine without this signature - John Burke, Treasurer of the United States" Burke signs every piece of paper money issued by the United States. That is, he signs the master bank note from which all the others of the se- ries will be printed Because he's the sort of godfather of all the money his mail swarms with personal letters from folks who, having lost their money, think he should make it up to them.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
All the Milk You Want
 Powdered Milk

To have milk that is sweet by the time you want to use ito have it at all, when you need it-is the big problem solved by Kim Powdered Milk.
 Whether you live in the most
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19

remote country districts or in the heart of the city, Kim brings you all that is fresh, rich, wholesome, end delicious ia milk. Atamoment'S notice, you can have milk in abun- dance by using Kim.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
Spell it backwards
POWDERED MILK

Kim is Milk reduced to powder form by a process that does not change its fresh, rich flavor or it's character. When you want liquid milk, you replace the water. ' Kim needs no ice-it does not sour. It does not freeze in winter. It is always the same, the year round.
 Think of Kim when you think of Milk. Take advantage of all it offers con- venience, it's economy, Its constant sup
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19

W. P. Dad" Craig is the regular Democratic nominee for justice of the peace in Bisbee Precinct. If
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
Grow Your Hair |. FREE RECIPE

After being almost totally bald e New York business man grew har-and now has Q prolific growth at age of 66-for which he will send the genuine recipe free on request 10 any man or woman who wishes to overcome dandruh or gain new hair growth. Or testing box of the prep sration, kOtd!ko. will be mailed with recipe if you sendsI 10 ets.. stamps or silver. His address is John II. Britain, ST-s01. Station F. Esw York. N. Y.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19
COURT REcEssEs OCT. a5.

WASHINGTON, Oct. IS. - The su- preme court will recess from October 20 to November s, it was announced today.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19

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 Get a quantity of Kim sufficient for your family needs today
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19

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Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-19

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