davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-17
SIZE. FIFTEEN.

The attention OF Tuesday after
noon shoppers was directed to a
shoe display Of a Michigan st. mer-
chant who exhibited a pair of size
fifteen shoes in his window. 1t is
the largest size manufactured.
Some one page Bill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-17
LEnOTN WINS

PARIS. March 1S-Charies L.
doux bantamweight champion OF
Europe. tonight knocked out Johnny
Coulon, the former American cham
Diop 10 the sixth round.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-17
TROOPS LEAVE SIBERIA.

WASHTNGTON, March 1s.-Au
United states troops in Siberia, in
Guiding the headquarters Of the ex-
ped itionary forces viii be out ~
April !. Gen. Graves repOrted Tues
day 10 the war denartInanG
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-17
NICAR ON TRIP

Phil Nicar, young real estate
dealer OF South Bend. is in Indian
apOlis on business. He Will re-
turn TO the city the latter part OF
the week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-17
GOES TO CHEYENNE.

Fred J. Teuscher, formerly Of
South Bend, is now assistant man
ager Of the Western Realty and In
vestment Co, Of Cheyenne, Wyom-
ing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-17
RUSSIAN REFUGEES
SLEEP In STREETS
Wait For Transpo ration
Across Black Sea;
Hospitals Filled.

NOEORCSSTSK. Russia. March
16.-Fifiy thousand refugees from
all parts Of Southern Russia have
been camping In The streets Of Nov
orossisk for several weeks Waiting
for sportariou To take thea
across the Black Sea 20 a place -
safety Most OF them are families
u officers and leaders Of the army
of Denikine All the resources u
the American Red Cross mission 20
South Russia have been employed ira
extending relief 10 the refugees.
Every shelter Of any description
has been crowded with humanity-
Idle factory buildings. grain eleva-
tors and rooms used as Offices dur
ing the day have been filled with
refugees at night.
Walk Streets.
Thousands have spent their days
walking the streets and ~ ulShtfa'l
have spread their blankets and
scant coverings upon the pavement
TO sleep.
Hospitals have been filled 20 over
flowing and medical supplies have
run low while hundreds OF cases %
yyphus developed every day. Each
morning found hundreds dead IN
the streets.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-17

CHICAGO-without a dissent
ing vote a Methodist ministers
meeting here voted for repeal of
the old Blue laws against cards,
theaters and dancing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-17
Walk Streets.
roo LATE TOO CLASSIFY.

LoST-A ladies' gold wrist watch With
black ribbon. on Michigan or washing
ton sts Reward Phone Main E03
La Il
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-17
KATHERINE HELEN WAGNER.

Katherine Helen Wagner four
years ana five months old. died at
the home of her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Wagner. 1918 :. Mar
ietta s,. Tuesday morning at 1;45
O'Clock following a three days H.
ness of complication of diseases.
Besides her parents she SIS survived
hy the following brothers and sisters
Ella. Bertha. Clara. Luceil: Howard.
Carl. Ramona. and Clarence. The
child was born in South Bend, Sept
2. 1915.
Funeral services viii be held az
the residence Thursday afternoon 81
2:3O o'clock Rev NaIdemar COZ
feueE Will oHCiata and burial viii
be In the city cemetery
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-17
OUTLINE new
j. S POLICY
FOR EUROPE
Pact Reservation Would Deal
With Future Upheavals
on Foreign Soil.

tcoNTINUED FROM PACE ONE)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-17
DEATHS
MuLIANI sTRANEK.

William Strayer. .6 years old.
died az his home az 81 ~ Monroe
St, Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Strayer
was born In Pennsy lvanla May 3,
l844, and has lived in South Bend
TOR o. years. Funeral s.rylces will
be held ar the residence az 3:tU
O clock Thursday afternoon and
burial VIII be L. the city cemeter,.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-17
SAYS YANKEES
MUST STAY IN
PEACE LEAGUE
Noted Britisher Delivers Ad-
dress to Members of Knife
and Fork Club.

lCoNTINUED FRoM &c ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
Gebctsmeinm1ta fir 3ult
1920.

Sir Brie}ter 1&no 9roensleute mer-
Sen in Ser Megel iGbrlt9 geiltli9e ue-
bungen ODER @per3ttien bon bier bis
aebn Easen oeranitaltet, aber be-
fannt1i6 la6a mon aud bte Belt.
leute elm, geiitlihe uebungen 51 bal.
ten. 81 biefem 3mede begeben lie lid
auf orei Gage in ELM geeignetes @rer-
5itienba11s, enti6lagen ii6 ibrer melt
liden @elbdfte unb berri9ten nnter
Mnleitnng zines YrieiterS oie 5ped-
m1Bigen frommen l1ebungen, at oe=
men pornebmli9 @ebet uno etnorin-
gen6e 8etra6tuns Ser @rnnomobr-
beiten uniereS @lanbens geboren. Ser
uebenoe min fd apdbren6 6ieier me-
nigen Sage in alien @rnite folt aus
1@lieblib nit feinem Seelenbeile be"
ibGftigen, feline Seeleni6mdden emf
beden nno &rGftigungsmittel oagegen
an1pen6eu un6 10 lernen, in ieinem
t4gli6en 2eben Der Gorge fir 6as
nnbergGnglide un6 @uige ben ibr ge-
biibret1ben Borrung ein5urdnmen. 81
fenbar ner6en Sic geiltli6en llebun=
gen aqen aufri@tigeu S%etlnebmern
Den groBten 5egen bringen, tie 5n
beiieren &atbolifen ma4en uno lie auf
iolbe @eife befabigen, ibre Bfli6ten
in @eieqi6aft STRIDE un6 Staat boq-
ouf 81 erffaaen. Sinb oie geiitli6en
l1ebungen fir Brieiter un6 Sroens=
leute ut1umgangli6 notmen6ig, 6annit
iie ni9t ibrem boben> iibermeltliden
8erufe untreu per6en, 10 iin6 Tie nn=
idabbar au@ fiir fatbolii6e Saien.
Sic f0nnen ni6t at. iebr anempfoblen
mer6en alS Mittel, ser fatboliibe11
.2aienpelt th6tige> opfermi1ige, eff
rige BHbrer 81 geben. SSn BEN geilf1ie
den lebrngen iproiien un0 reifen oft
fir iunge 2eute 6ie 8ernfe fir Sen
Frieiter. 11lS Or6ensltom6. M0bten
ere @utbolifer1 6eren l1mitdn6e es
iregnopo geffaten, un6 es in ibrem
&er5en bic G%inla6ung @ottes berneb<
men: ~Gonu11et abieitS an eta1en ein-
lamen Srt nn6 rubet Elm pertg ans!"
Worf. g. 31+.) in inmer groBerer
3ub1 6ieier ieltgen @inla6uHg fol-
gen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
0Ttnerptue.

9nr4 Die EN6ttafeit MO frannoli.
Ses Beien Beg Serrn 8ranf 8ui6er,
1dTifer Der Niaerbiaa Stdte 8anf,
Fat Ne jest $4,000 IN 9epoiiten 81
Der5ei4nen.
Mnler $9nieo Sac. Eboennes mub
Bel benz eiben @etter u11b bielen ar-
belt ieht i'm 5dbtpeiBe ie1neS ange<
1itts lgin 8rot enen. Ser .oide San'
neg aber Dat 6us gh1pisen, oa er lebt
StuBep.&G@nmindr it, oufgegeben.
Jrau IRate. Benner bon Breden>
ridge aap @aAt 8ilfreo. liro nod Ell
t1em ldngerem Beinbe Der Sqmtlie
5ronf Bufher wieaer noA &aliie 51<
riidgeeebrt.
. ST. $. 6. Dregter pir6. uenn er
leine Barm berffaufen fanr, BET 2an6-
lpirtbfhaft a6ien faaea. @bat{io @err
7S9erber, tpel&er n#a laner Camille
Aas SonOleben nit ser 6taStluft ber-
tau Ge11 nir6.
Die &aRe labt 6os utonen nAbt,
uno 0sBpegen fam Eapq Bn1. E9oen.
mes niGt nnterlufen WolfbiHen gu
peraAfen an6 Sic De,riti9sn gu tran-
fen.
Sos. &afffe til 5tar mir elm fleis
11er Jrru1er, aber er 5ieW Dos grobte
3orR.
geim @ilbelm BuirEenberg, an1erm
8utterma9er, bat f@ on Wpntag Elm
rettes, fleines I0@terden eingaiteut,
uno bot er feline Gltern etngelo6en TO-
fort na1 bier gu fompen, mh1 fol6e
nit ieiner @rltgeborenen beSdnnt at
tna&m. 9ep Bater A9p opu @tn1e 1T
nt6t eAetn Elm gutter Safer, fon6ern
anG elm gutter Bltttermo6er.
SSa mand)er mfrs hberraf@ fem,
5u erfaBren, 6ab Rtueroiae ni9t al
lem feine 9dulben iouoern axb xo9
tanienoe DON Collars IN Ser @orf lie.
gen fat.
Gtou Gba Feffer bot lire Barrr an
George unb MatA. Rrenar berfouft>
anb miro ibr &eim 1ro@ M}bbp, Minn.
100 ibr %dmiegeriohn Saul Settler,
Statto1rsayeRt H. serleger. GoIder>
par mil 8rau n1tb 4tnb Der Conn
tag Bel BroBn1utter Beffer at 8ei116.
Sac. e0fflss errkbtet Qrf ieiner
Barm etneH DON Siefen @o0ea.
99petmitdAen.
Wan fann 6en Rotbt@ @eariba
idon Elm 8lod .ueg h1fte1 b3ren, oenn
ieitbem er aus Dem ~raiien" @e|ddft
1T er itetig NIT Nieoerreiben uro
Neabouen a11f ieinem iebieen Wobn.
plate bef9dftiet.
Geo S@erber unb ehrl Ghtde
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15

,bnrbflogen sic Sluren bon Weiuer<
bile nno l1rbonf am Wontag, un6
batten beim Eonp uBii6fe" ufrisfe"
uGiste" auf benz Elsie" fir Oeittag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
l1rbANf.

Das bobgea6tete uno boGbetagte
eAesupaar Sobn 8ettin uno Sran,
muroen leste ISOLDE burb ben 8elud
berer E0dter, Die ebrm. 56meltern
&oberto uno &orlan6a outs apge'
nebn1ite erfreut.
un{ers Bunt k1t frit Drem ens
iabrigem &efteben Elm iebr a%ufrieoen'
iteaenoes Reiultat al ser5eihnen.
Gus norige 8obe gum 8eI ITEM ber
Stride abgebaltene Bicnic brodte Ell
men @eurgepinn bon $500, un6 gum
@rItounen Der Sports" ob&e eine11
Euna babel at balten
Sic Straben unierer Giaage fno
lett i'm beiten 3uitanoe ebenio Die
Burgerkeige.
Bicter 9orrel@ un> Ye4er Sell
nopSH peroen in Bd1oe nab ibren
&etmqrtaten in SiibD ofoku tiberite-
6eln.
ERopsas Roepp bat leinen &inoern
Die 8nras iibergeben, unb erri9tet
in ser gilage elm BobubalsA port1
er fem 3ufinftiges 9eim Maben teir6.
6ranf Eerfebr un6 Ndh. 8a9bol5
nebit ibren Jrouen tparen 81 bf @in'
tleiounasfeier 1T ct. SeRpb.
@br1p. sdmelter @enofApa, s.. 9.
s., febrts leste @o9e ptn BET &es
treat nsRA bier su1ad. &5enfo S&wes
iter 8alburga. s.. g. g., nede ibre
leiblide samelter, Ghnefer $umt'
4itaa, 8. @. g., nit nod bier brafte.
5oA& u. @oi6o hat bb 5mor CUR
Nnbe gelebt, aRer bleiM bel ieinen
@nbern out Ser Gsphrt1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
9ie 2pnbon 9ailA Grpref 9ebDrte

NV ~<~~ ~~S~v SCT~Sk SSC~~~~
bisber at enen englii9en 3eitungen
oie Sic 2igo ser @ationen ant ent<
i9ie0enlten bertei6igten. M11r bat
audi tie Die 9iga aufgegeben. Die gros
BE Sqniion 11ennt Tie 6ie 2iga, bon
ser man iid freima6en miiie. Ser
2tga lei sag Eo1esnrteil gelpro9en
mor6en, als sic Ser. Stoaten ii9
getpeigert bdtten, sic terrttoriale ST.
tegritat Der angei61oiienen Nationen
5u gorontieren. Das lit 1penigitens
cine offene 6pra6e. @ier miro flipp
un6 Flag gekagt, 1uB man sic Ser.
Staaten bnnptid61i9 6esbolb gu iiber
re0en, geiudt bot, in sic 2iga ein5us
.treter, 1peil utar1 ibr Meni9enmaterial
un6 ibra3s &et@tum 6o3u benuben
mo1te, sic 8e11te at bertei6igen, sic
England, Granfrei9, Stolier nn6 on<
6ere 2Gn0er aug Sem. &riege bein1ge-
bra9t baben> fails cine g%erteioigung
einn1al nottpenoig tper6en ioute. @enn
beiipielsmeiie GliaB,2otbringen lt6
einmal gegen Die fran30iiide @err-
l6oft erboben batte, mas ourdaus i'm
@areide 6er Wnbri6einlidfeit liegt,
bdtte 0ie 2iga bon Ben Ser. 5taate11
@el0 unS &ruppen for6ern f0nnen,
TINT 6ranfreids territoriale Sntegrit4t
5u 1pabren, tpas in bieiem Sale nit
Der gepoltiomen Interviewing ser Ell.
ioB-lotbringii6en 8ep0lfer1ng glei9-
beoe1ten6 getDei len pdre. Mnf 10 la11-
bere 8ldne bat man uns fe%ltIegen4pol~
len! @s lit elm Slid fir unier 2anb,
6aB es tpentgitens gelegentlid cine
englii@e ODER fran3oiif9e 3eitung
gibt, bic berrdt, mas MAJ, nit u11S
porgebebt un6 mae man 1l,g 3rge.
mutet bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
8eA Gtess &eberpi4ols

Sic befe &i4en in Der &e4t.
Sir Sartleibigfeit, 8ili6fitat, tran.
fes 4opfpeb, 1nseroaulidteit, 2eber,
Magen. unb gingetpei6e . @eihtper.
ben, 8linooarmettsiinbune, &agen.
@aiieriudt unb 8eritopfuns.
Mufgemo9t in ubrfafon Glafden
@4raubenfpiBe, entbalt iiebsig
@srtautt BON apotbetern fir
25c ober. i@idt mad #ea 8cgs., Min.
neupoli8, Slim. 16bd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
&Ietne Mn3ei8en

@r11u6Haf at berfanfen.
in &obertfon M66ttion. Bargain fit
Baargelo. Na65ufragen SEQ. 16-6.
Mpen1te nGr6ltb. 20-2
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
UerinAt Guer GluH!

Sl1 elmer @egen6, no bns bette
2ano nod fir 20 Biz 40 Douar Sen
.Ater gu bqba1 lit nnb 6as in ser ga.
Sp Don Stride unb S6ulen in elmer
tatbolii@ex RaIsnie geleger lit. 8e.
gen l1k633erzs WusfunH nen6e man itdj
an 9enrD gr1ntng,
11-13 i Miiniter, east, Canada.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
Trei6eits Mnleiben IN SD Eel 2ehh'
anaaAlunaet1 aeRp1pmen.

SD babe mebrere Dute16 ftltibir-
te Sarmen in einem g11ten beutf9-to-
tbolii9en Settlement BON 80 older
Bis 800 Mder groB al ~berfaufen gu
$65 Big $175 oen Mdar.
Mu9 babe i9 $4,000 slider mI6eS
2an6 3 u%berfaufen, 6aS leibt at ful-
tibieren 1T. DiefeS 2anb lieg1 III
Morriion @e1ntD. 8egen Nabereu1
tpen6e man ii9 an Ssbu GAmolfe,
At 81 4, Biera, Ninn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
3n b~erfanfeH.

Cine 100 older groBe, bret Metlen
bon @odpiue gelegene Sarm nit 9u.
ten @ebdulidReiteu. Sour $500 ben
Mder gu let9ten 8eoingungen. Use
gen nGberen @inselbeite1 tpenoe man
iid an S. S. @mann, 1914 4. @penl1e
iiiolid> ct. @lono, Ntrn. ct
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
gu b~erfanfem.

Gin 5tpei Snfre otter. regiRrierter
8o1blut bral1ner SmiB 8un un6 bret
regiitrierte braune S1piR &inoer, 5tpei
Sabre alt. s. s.. @i6,
ct SO Colo @prine, Wtnp.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
3n b~erfanfeH.

Cine Soar Stod Drei6maf@ine,
sic gerabe 10 gut mie neu nn6 gorda-
tiert lit. Die MalAine 1T 36X6O.
MqbereS gu erfabren bel Spbn Sdnlte
ct g.. g. 1922, albon1. M}inn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
3n 6erpanfen.

225 SUB 3al1norobt, 40 Son BOD.
Gelepbon 974 o6er preden Sic Dor
1911 3. StraBe norblib, ct. Qon6,
Winn. H.. bd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
3n ~beGfaHfen.

Gin on6ertba6b Sabre alter REIN
raIiiger bra11rer emib Buu nit Be-
i9eintgungspapieren un6 Elm 85
Sabre oltes graoiertes Smib 9aD.
$. s.. &td,
st 81. 2, @olb Spring, Mirn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
&erl0nst

Elm gutes Mao6en 5ur Serri9tung
augameiner Sausarbeit. Gutter 2obn
uno quite 8ebanolung 3ngefdert. Sea-
beres bel 6rou Ger 8. Seq, 513. g.
Mbenl1e Iii0lib, Gelepbpn R85. st
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
@erlaagt.

Gin gl1tes, etna 80 Sabre nltes
Mdbben als Snusbdlterin zines
Brteiters in ether fIeiret1 Drtibnft IN
Nortb Dafota an Der 9n11ptitrede Der
Mortbern 8acific giienbnbr. Mo6er.
neg Sous. Begen Ndberem mer6e
man id an Reb. 81. S. Siu1pu,
2 Drigfn g. 8.
Evening journal., 1920-08-17
AmnwsemnemGs

TOY HUNT AT SHELLPOT.
Sheilpot Park Is entertaining
Evening journal., 1920-08-17
T TTT1e |
.yC1rqGlIIg
GONE HOUR BEFORE DAWN.

zone Hour Befona Dawn" on view
yesterday at the Majestic Theatre is a
model murder mystery. OF murder
mysteries In general one might be in
clined 10 say there Is nothing under
the cinema, but zone Hour Before
Dawn" Is original and ingenious and
wholly different from the cut and
dried pistol-in- n-the-drawer-bo ody-On-
the-noor matter that most mysteries
are made OF. Moreover, this picture
has the merit Of beginning at the
beginning and ending at the end.
There is every scene that Is impor-
tant and not one that Is superfluOus
The picture concerns one murder
which happened one hour before
dawn. The characters Of the story
are so introduced that the audience
suspects almost everyone before the
final solution Is finally given.
H. B. Warner, the well-known actor
is the leading figure.
The comedy Offering Is Mr.. and Mrs
Carter dc Haven's comedy "A Model
Husband"
Evening journal., 1920-08-17
'TIIE TRUTH -

Msdge Kennedy has again given 20
the Queen audiences a breath Of her
good-natured cheerfulness by her ap-
Evening journal., 1920-08-17

about dropped out he is trying TO
force the packer 10 suffer the loss"
one large packer here with about
sjOOO0 worth OF machinery is un-
decided what 10 do. He has offered
his last years pack at a loss and can
find no buyers. He sold a great part
OF his stock last May, but has been
unable 10 ship on account OF cars.
Since he sold this lot the price has
dropped considerably.
Bankers, brokers, packers and farm
crs are very much concerned over the
situation, which none at the present
time 81 ms able 90 solve. The Gov
ernment Is advertising for corn and
tOmates and local men are preparing
new price lirt in the hope that they
will be able TO unload soon.
Evening journal., 1920-08-17

unusually large number OF children
today. the occasion being Tho nrst
toy hunt which has ever been held
In The park. Bcfor. the season is over
there will be a number OF other at
fractions especially Tor shiLircn and
an announcement OF these win be
made later.
Both Shollpot and Brandywine
Springs are offering a long list or at
fractions and The public is denrhlcd
with thr splendid entertainment which
'e being offered
Evening journal., 1920-08-17
moves Hairy Grorwths
Without Pain or Bother
Modes OF Today

Il h necessary TO use a painful
proca, 40 remove hairy growths, for
with a little delatone handy you can
keep the skin entirely free from these
beauty destroyers. To remove hair,
make a stiff paste with a little pow
dered delatOne and water. Spread
this on the hairy surface and In about
2 minutes rub on, wash the skin and
the hairs are gone. To guard against
disappointment, be careful 70 get real
delatone Mix fresh as wanted.
Evening journal., 1920-08-17
.'THE BUsHER."

Today Charles Ray Is playing at the
RialtO Theatre His vehicle is The
Busher" This picture tells base
ball story and is filled with real base
ball characters, real baseball and
real baseball action. The title role OF
young bush league pitcher Is left
TO Mr.. Ray. He knows the greatest
American game and has truly repre-
sented II In his story
Tomorrow VIII Rogers Is 10 be
seen IN "Jubilo." the third of his
Evening journal., 1920-08-17

fast and furious. The addition at
traction Is featured by Earl Mont
gomery In '-The Laundry" Is a special
Big "N' comedy that Is a riot from
start 10 the finish and undoubtedly
one OF the best comedies produced In
long time.
Evening journal., 1920-08-17
HOUSE FLOOR FALLS

CHESTER, Pa, Aug. i6.-A section
Of a floor Of Naomi Temple, an apart
ment house for negroes. on Fulton
street, collapsed early yesterday and
a score or more persons asleep found
themselves in the midst OF debris on
the lower floor No one was seriously
injured
Evening journal., 1920-08-17
THE JOYOUS TRoURIEMAKERs.' .

Is William Farnum more pleasing
when he laughs with Joy or when, IN
darker moments on the screen, MS
expressive features take on HOOK
Of seriousness or sadness? The ques-
ton Is prompted by his performance
In The Joyous Iroublemakers
new William Fox production That
opened at the savoy Theatre yestor-
dsy and Will be continued for the
balance OF this week. THE Joyous
| Troubhmakers Is very fine pro-
duotion f'om every point OF view. The
story is OF a youth who finds gold
by accident where men have sought
| ii In vain. The greed and Jealousy
Of the Lhwarted seekers make wealth
"A dangerous possession, but the poss-
cssOr IN this case smiles through 10
AN, until one day, something happens
that involves The girl he loves. Then
he frowns. and stirring events follow
Evening journal., 1920-08-17

The forest area In the United States
that Is a dstroyed by 0re each year Is
three times the size OF The deyas-
lated sections of Franco
Evening journal., 1920-08-17

Goldwyn stellar vehicles. Il Is The
romance OF the great American hobot
and has been presented by ROGERS
with all his individuality and aDil-
lty.
Evening journal., 1920-08-17
aCUpIp-rnF COMPUNCHER..

Again VIII Rogers has put himself
into an appealing role. In hN picture
"Cupid-Ihe Cowpuncher,' which is
at present being shown at the Play
house, he assumes the guise Of Alex
Lloyd better known as Cupid Lloyd
for his unoanny ability 10 promote
matches.
Rogers has vehicles and selects the
characters Of more or less hOmely
men and demonstrates the worth OF
men who are not good looking The
humOr Of this one character is de-
oidedly American. Alex Lloyd is O
cowboy Of the real West, shrewd and
kind in his own way and loving with
an his heart a girl, acclaimed the pret-
test in the county
Helene Chadwick who plays with
Mr. Rogers is refreshing as Macia
Sewell the prettiest girl In the ooun-
ty who marries the homeliest man
and gives a big boost TO the saying
that beauty is only skin deep.
Evening journal., 1920-08-17

Tests OF the waves along the Nort
sea coast showed they had a striking
force Of from three 10 four tons "a
The square foot.
Evening journal., 1920-08-17
aTnE SIZE rIGEnn

A Fox story Of the Mexican border
THE She Tiger" is at the Strand TO-
DAY. II Is a fast story OF a woman
scorned. 10 pulsates throughout
with intense romance. A Mexican
raid on an American town Is shown
with startling realism. adapted from
the famous novel, THE Love Thief"
by n. p. Niessen.
Evening journal., 1920-08-17

pearance in the pictune THE Truth"
now on exhibition at the theatre.
Ioung wives are Madge's special
brand Of presentation. She knows
and has presented every kind, from
the industrious, the ambitious to the
idle and the lckle. But this young
woman in The Truth" Is nothing
has the embarrassing habit OF lying
all Of the time.
Miss Kennedy's leading man Is Ton
! Carrigan Helen Greene. Frank Doane
and Zelda Sears are among the play
ers appearing in her support.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-06
CONCRETE HOUSES

Distinct service has been done
house builders of this city bv two
lariielcs upon she'll concrete which
have appeared in The Caller re-.
'ccntly ln ihc first il was set
forth that She'll concrete is ad
mitahlc material for certain kind,
Iot construction. and II was cited
that The North Beach hotel. which
siood ihc Tremendous assaults of
seas and floating timhcrs was of
shell concrete The second com.
'municaiiou takes issue on the sac-
citle ease of ihc North Beach ho.
icL showing it 10 ho of concrete
~ which broken stone is a large
factor Having thus far contro.
verified HE earlier statement and
having explained 90 some lcngih
ihai shell concrete !, not suitable
Tor large STRUCTURES IN which there
is io bc heavy goods on machinery
or witch need strength for trans
Ter 81 heavy material The second
communication goes into The ne.
mamdcr % the problem in a way
to hc useful
u rs with SMALLER house, rathcr
than large ones that most of ms
have io do Large houses are the
exception n Corpus Christi as
inct are bon moSi cities off The
south n this climate home
inai mlnimizes on eliminates ao.
ing up and down stairs Is far bct
Ter for ihe housewife ihm ono
which is not an on one floor We
are speaking OF the great major.
iiy OF conditions, where there Il. ,
large household and ample funds
Tor domestic service the problem
is altered. Yet in amy event even
Win house fan OF servants the
nome on one floor win be- inc
choice of the majority.
When Mn Mattcm tells lis thai
tor tine ordinary house of four or
iNc rooms Shell concrete is en-.
lrclN satisfactory hc offers suo
gcstlon for home building that is
worth while. Shell IS obtained
with easc hcrcabouts ANA at n
small price II we road his flo
ilrca Alright, the sholl house may
Toe had cheaper than q ,sooden nr
hnrk one nnd viii bc cool I'm sum. /
NOR and oasilt warmed i,.,..,.,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-06
REMARKABLE EXPOSITION
BEING VIEWED m LONDON

LONDON. IuiA udot inc aus.
ticoa of tIc iTifIsn department COP
uNNrtc.H irIdD. iu collaboration with
the sheffield ch1mhcr of commerce nu
exhibition ~ samples of products off
America, ttim1us and JauNn is hDing
held IN The rutlorF han sheffield
THO 'Nhihitinn is extraordinary. not
nni' Tor the conjunction of me three
uHuinue hur iu the display OF huivsa.
ra2ors cutlery Of an descriptions SUR
gical Instruments tonis and hardware.
the city ~ Sheffield bcnr fho indus
trial homo for these ARTICLES in Great
Britain.
Officials OF thc department OF over
trna trade nro in Hflrudtuo. zoe inr
exhibition, not only to slim late or-
dcfing hf British mporl teonci0 for
H1lo in British t'rrl0r, 200 over tho
world. but Zoo interest Sheffield manu-
i1cturrre lu s"cing .hc. best work uf
their cdHi cuwpeu a with whom
'hnN vll nTvo Goo Upt,h slili WHOM
thcir prtHoni o,cf -loid uf homo bus-
uras is iuiaHrl.