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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19
YOUR HEALTH

IKE them. Warts appear long after
birth.
There is a popular idea that warts
come from playing with toads. a
toad IS such an ugly, wart-covered
little beast there is no wonder peo-
pie have thought II capable Of con-
veying some horrid disease. Like a
lot Of other popular IDEAS" this
too. is untrue.
Children-espec ially boys between
10 and 1G-are peculiarly liable to
warts. It is probable there is a
germ OF some sort responsible for
their appearance. II may be planted
In the site Of a trifiing injury and
thus get a start
Warts are Of little consequence in
children, except in so far as they
dishgure the hands. In old people
they may degenerate like moles.
II the wart Is very small II may
be clipped off with sterilized scissirs
and iodine applied TO the base.
Sometimes salicyHc acid IS effect
I've. II is applied in alcoholic solu-
ton or It may be dissolved in col
lodion and painted on the wart. 1t
takes some time to get results from
these daily applications.
The electric needle. the X-ray,
radium and "dioxide snow are used
by the skin specialists
Cleanliness Is the greatest impOr-
lance. Sometimes an abundance Of
soap and water. followed by drying
and the use Of some powder such
as alum, or boracic acid. may be
helpful.
Left 10 themselves, warts some
times disappear as If by magic. This
tendency to spontaneous cure gives
foundation 10 the virtues OF certain
mysterious rights which are guar
antCed" TO cure
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19
AUDITORIUM

Riding blindly into raging
mountain blizzard is what William
Russell does in his latest Fox pro-
duction, Bare Knuckles." which IS
shown today and Tuesday at the
Auditorium. Tim Mcguire. the char
acter portrayed by Russell, is a dia-
mord in the rough. In his early
days he won by right Of might. His
method Of bending those under MIN
10 his will gained for him the title
Of Brute Mcguire" but ne was do
ing his duty in the only way he
knew.
The fact that he was kind and
tender TO an unfortunate old man
and his crippled daughter was proof
that he wasn't an brute. In the
story there are enemies and jealous
les TO be conquered, but he accom-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19

Forgetting Mrs. Ames. forgetting
Grace. I rushed toward John Ames
room.
Surely enough. the bed had not
been occupied. T. was evident that
ne had not SLEPT az home tho night
before and he had sent no word.
Lila came IN she leaned against
the bed and began % cry softly.
was reminded OF that other night,
when John Ames sorrowed while I
feeling like a thief-watched him.
and then gazed out into the night
with MIN
Perhaps I suggested. you had
better try 20 get his office"
Wont you. please" IAla's voice
was unsteady.
She followed me downstairs and
listened while 7 talked 10 her hus-
bands secretary and learned that
Mr.. Ames had not been there that
day and had left no word.
"Ie isn't there" she moaned. as
I turned from the phone.
I was beginning 10 feel the big
ness OF the world and the helpless
ness OF two women alone in -. I
didn't know what 70 do. Phil was
the only man whom I knew we could
get in touch with-and 70 would not
do 20 renew things with him.
Tom. : had no hope Of locating;
he had so effectually FABRICATED him
self
Have you found out auything?"
il was Grace who had followed US.
mo" I answered.
There r. one person you can de-
pend upon 70 help" she said, look
ing at me in such a way that I could
not fall 20 get her meaning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19
THE HOME KITCHEN
By JEANETTE YOUNG NORTO
: The Authority on Home Cooking =

With the coming Of the first crisp,
clear fall days breakfast again comes
10 be a matter Of interest to most
families. Not that Il is time for the
hearty winter breakfast. but the ce-
~real fruit and egg is hardly suff-
Client and at least one solid. hearty
dish is craved. There are a number
OF edibles IN bottles and cans which
may be easily and quickly repaired
when leftovers from the dinner Of
the day before are scarce. A few
things on the emergency shelf FOR
this purpose will be a blessing in
time OF need.
Salmon RamelCins.
Open and drain a small can OF sal
mon. free from skin and bone. and
fake e fine with a silver fork. Add
the Juice OF an onion, pepper, salt.
q beaten egg. a quarter OF a cupful
OF crumbs and a teasPoonful Of soft
butter. Mix well. FL buttered rame-
kins lightly with the mixtures. add
ing a tablespoonful Of milk or cream
TO each. and cook in the oven until
a delicate brown.
Ham Crisps.
Toast enough rounds or bread TO
serve one 10 a portion and spread
leach lightly with dry apple sauce.
Arrange the rounds on hot platter.
Cut some cold boiled ham in thin
slices and Try Il quickly in a hot
buttered pan. then lay a slice on
each round and serve at once.
Tuna Toast.
Toast as many rounds as are need
ed and arrange on hot dish. Make
a good cream sauce. not too thick.
open and drain. free from skin and
bone, and flake a can OF tuna fish.
Cream the fish and pour over the
rounds. placing a carefully poached
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19
BLACKSTONE

The Old Nest" which opened a
one weeks engagement Sunday at
the Blackstone theater showed 10
mere people than on any previous
attraction that ever played this beau
tiful playhouse. From the opening
performance until the closing OF the
box Office thousands OF people wit
messed what we claim 20 be the
greatest production that ever played
South Bend.
THE Old Nest" Is q series Of
dramatic episodes that reveal the
life OF an American family. The
theme Is mother love. and the au-
dience Is privileged TO look into the
home and into the hearts OF a typi-
cal family. All the little joys and
sorrows that every one OF US remem-
bers are flashed on the screen, and
brings tears and laughter in quick
succession.
In the story, the mother lives to
see her family OF six children gradu-
ally drift away from the old home,
but in the end, they remember the
old nest and come homo 20 roost.
There IS no plot, any more than
there IS a plot in life itself. Things
happen, no one knows why and no
questions. Seeing THE Old Nest"
is for all the world like strolling
through the family album OF Amer
Tea. Rupert Hughes dipped his pen
into his heart when he wrote THE
Old Nest" which will be shown at
the Blackstone theater up to and in
GLIDING next Saturday night.
Jackie Coogan. the boy wonder,
who appeared with Charlie Chaplin
in THE Kid" will be seen in his
first starring vehicle. "Peck's Bad
Boy" which opens a four day en-
gagement next Sunday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19
CASTLE

Miss Elaine Hammerstein has add
ed another definite hit-perhaps her
greatest one-to her steadily grow
ing list with her new feature, RE
morseless Love-" now playing at the
Castle. This star, noted because she
never made a failure. is rapidly ris-
Ing TO supreme screen hOnors and
this tale OF great love and greater
hate Will help her on her way. Niles
Welsh is the leading man.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19

washings so ! told my husband to get
six bottles of the Vegetable Com
pound and by taking it regularly my
troubles ceased and now | never have
a pain or ache, and am regular. rec
ommend Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound and think every young
girl should take it. You can publish
this letter and it may be the means
of helping some other girl or woman. "
Mrs. MARY M. WAGNER, Box 759,
West Palm Beach, Florida.
While no woman is entirely free
from periodic suffering it does not
seem to be the plan of nature that
woman should suffer so severely and
when pain exists something is wrong
which should be set right. Every girl
who suffers from monthly cramps
should give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound fair trial.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19

heap them with the liver mixture
and garnish each one with slice OF
broiled bacon.
Smoked Finnan Eladdie.
Take a good-sized smoked haddie
and soak IN hot water for 20 min
utes. Drain. lay IN a broiler. skin
side down. dust with pepper and dot
thickly with butter and brOn. When
done. butter lightly on the brown
places. add a tablespoonful OF cream
and serve at once. Baked potatoes
may be served.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19

pint OF dry oysters. Toss them two
or three minutes until the boards
curl Season with pepper and salt.
fill the boxes with them. pouring the
juice over the edges. Garnish with
a slice OF broiled bacon on top OF
each box.
Liver Toastics.
Wash and boil half q pound OF
calfs liver until tender. then cut Il
into dice. Make a rich and smooth
tomato sauce. well favored. and add
the liver 20 It. Make some crustless
toast squares and put on a hot dish.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19
ADJUSTMENTS

plishes this after several desperate
fights that are the acme OF stage
rea ism. and through It all, Russell
as the Brute" never uses a weapon,
ether than his ''bars knuCkles."
Appearing opposite the star are
Mary Thurman and Correa1 Kirk
ham. on the same program is a
funny Charlie Chaplin comedy and
Fox News.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19
% YEARS OF SUPREMACY.

20 years OF supremacy IN candy
making. Beginning Thursday we
viii celebrate our goth anniversary.
Come. The Philadelphia 1913
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19

i naQ Sucn JerrlDl6
cramps it felt like
a knife going
thr ough me. /
took Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound
and / was cured.
After | was mar
ried | had the
same trouble
caused by the
added work of
Observation-Disclosures
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19

this land. Mr.. Hughes has missed
his purpose. T. ". T.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19
CHICAGO ORCHESTRA AT NIICHI
GAN CITY.

On next wednesday. September 21.
George Smiths famous Dreamland
orchestra, ChicagO's wonder colored
orchestra will play for a dance at
Dolls park dancing pavilion. Michi-
gan City. This orchestra is noted as
the originators Of Jazz and a large
number Of South Bend people are
planning to attend 1S0-19
Everyone would want our wooden
ships If Ford tried TO buy them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19
Mrs. WAGNER
of PALM BEACH
Tells Girls How She Found
Relief From Pain

West Palm Beach, Fla. When I
was 10 wears old | was irrePular and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-19
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Evening journal., 1921-10-27

THE DELAWARE AUTO SALES -
REPAIR CO. specializes in eiectr,csI
work in al makes OF cars. Batteries
rebuilt and recharged. All work done nv
experts and guaranteed. 409-l1 Frencb
St Phone 11S2. octi-1m
Evening journal., 1921-10-27
SEVENTH WARDERS
ARE WARMING UP

working out regularly at the West
End Reading Room. the Seventh
Ward A A. basketball team is
showing up well in the PRELIMINARY
practices. Team work is being per-
fected By the combination which
has been gathered together to repre-
sent the Forty Acres. Kenneth and
Myers former OF West End. and
Tommy Mccarthy. ex-Brownsonite.
are nning the guard positions. strebb
OF West End. Buckley OF salesianum,
and Dougherty are showing up well
al the forward stations Manager
curran viii take care Of the tap-on
with shorty Maioney as under
study
Friends School Gymnasium will
be the home OF the Acre crew and
games viii be played every Tuesday
and Friday night Manager Currans
IS nov completing a schedule and
would IKE 10 hear from any Of the
local teams. He can be reached BY
addressing 1905 cilpin avenue.
Seventh ward viii open its sea-
son on November 0 when the newly
organized K Of C. Eve wiii be their
opponents az the Fiffh and West
streets gym.
Evening journal., 1921-10-27
MERw1cK TIGERS

Merwick Tigers viii go up against
ST. Luke's at the new ,Baynard Field
At 2 O'Clock Saturday afternoon. This
will be the Tigers second game OF
the season. They are anxious 70
make q good showing following last
Saturdays game with Rockford.
The Tigers held their second prac-
tice Tuesday evening and have signed
g few new PLAYERS among them being
Duke Cook. the well-known quarter
hack OF Merwicls n 1e1s-1e1O.
The team viii use Two backfeids
in al games. As the backheIds are
81 the Same quantity and as good as
each other. & is hard 70 decide which
one VIII 20 IN first This detail wiz
of decided after practice on Friday.
me two nacldeids viii consist Of
COOK quarterback. Dourhe-tv. left
nailoack. sheid-ick. right halrback.
ce'co'o fuilback; schaFble. quarter
.act Stanley left hairbacE. o.R-ier
tr.-sack King right haifhacf
Anf VII be picked f-of- Latch
''-pp Hec<ler Roe Trriars Q4.r
~. anprn. Hurlock Bowie re---
c-e'-' Arrras. Nerrick and o,,i.,,,
oeAp"ski r. also assignee - .--,s.
iielc position. he WI 4. = -.
aaczfeide. ''-n
ans team averaging 100 poo,s.
rantinf games should eet In .o-~,
"itn Manager Harry Al e~h-,ll-
+4-f West Second street
Evening journal., 1921-10-27
Uncle Harry Talks About
Pres. HardingS Coming address

president Harding is going to
make a very important speech on
Armistice Day. isn't he?" asked Joe
"Yes. the President is going to
speak at the ceremony to be held
on November IL at Arlington Gene
terry when the body Of the unknown
American soldier will be buried"
Il guess the Presidents speech
will be printed in newspapers all
over the country and will be very
widely read added Jimmy.
Thousands VIII Hear His Voice
More than that. his actual voice
will be heard in delivering the ad-
dress. not only in Arlington but in
New York City. Chicago. and San
Francisco" said Uncle Harry This
remarkable achievement viii be
made possible as the result OF years
of experimenting and months OF
planning by the engineers OF the
American Telephone and Telegraph
Company.
when President Harding begins
speaking on Armistice Day there
will be rigged up within two or
three feet OF him a special tele-
phone transmitter which has been
designed by the Telephone Com
panys engineers. Special appar-
atus viii connect the transmitter
with telephone lines. These lines
will extend to New York, Chicago
and San Francisco. In each of these
cities the wires win run on TO plat
forms erected in places OF assembly
and in each city will be gathered
thousands OF people. Through 9TH
er specially designed apparatus.
President Harding's voice. as he
delivers his address. will be carried
over the wires from Arlington TO the
places of assembly in these three
cities and win be made audible to
the people who are gathered there.
THE telephone officials and engi-
neers. while confident that the trans
mission OF the Presidents voice will
be accomplished successfully, say,
however, that the feat viii be some
thing in the nature OF an expert
ment They have been making
tests between New York and San
Francisco which have given highly
satisfactory results.
"The idea Of transmitting a speak
er's or singers voice over telephone
wires, is. of course. not an alto
gether new idea. Various expert
ments have been made by telephone
Evening journal., 1921-10-27
X. OF c. CAGERS
In GOOD HANDS

Coach doc" Doherty former o..
OF p. and Highiet star athlete has
his X. OF c. cage proteges in fine
fettle for the opening game Of their
first season on the wooden ways as
team on Saturday night, when
they clash with the South Side Eden
five on the Brownson court. The
Knights have Pat Sheehy, Purcell
Jack Dougherty. Carpenter, Greeley.
Gallagher Babe Flynn. Bierman.
kerrigan and Long. on their roster
OF players.
Saturday a week the keystone
Club Of Philadelphia will be the op-
ponents OF the X. OF C's. The team
stiil has several open dates. Man
ager Edward J.. Dougherty can be
cached by addressing the Knights
OF Columbus Hail.
Evening journal., 1921-10-27

game, one (no one knows which)
played left end, the other right end
--or II may have been the other who
played left. At any rate. the nil-
dreth boys played the end positions.
In the shift plays the Williams
line was kept in a state Of puzzle-
ment as to just who was shifting and
where he was shifting to.
The Bowdoin football team has
begun what gives promise Of becom-
ing successful season. Whether or
not its success thus far is due pure
ly to the legerdemain practiced by
the Hildreth boys is a question
which might be open to dispute, but
in the three games it has played
thus far. It has won two. the other
ending in a scoreless tie.
Notwithstanding their great sim
ilarity, however, il sometimes is
easier to tell the Hildreth boys apart
on the football field than it is in
street dress. When playing football,
one or the other may get a black
eye, which adequately distinguishes
them apart, or ones hair might be-
come somewhat more rumpled than
the other, or smooch Of mud on
ne's cheek might be the telltale
mark.
Despite the fact that they have
been playing for more than a month,
their team mates are unable to tell
them apart and know each only by
the surnames, Hildreth.
Evening journal., 1921-10-27
EIEvENTH WARD AT oUoITs

The Eleventh Ward a. A. has
organized a quoit team and would
Ike 10 hear from any OF the league
OF Independent tossers In the city.
Manager Jim Haney can be reached
AZ the Eleventh ward Democratic
Legion. phone e310. Some OF his
players are Charlie Civens. Inkie
Nitchie Tom Hanion. Chester Eek
man. Francis Stein and Fred Quash-
ma The BAN players believe They can
keep their arms in condition by
tossing the rubber rings around dur
irg the winter months.
Evening journal., 1921-10-27
Speakman Quot
DoingS
BY TWO OF THE CATS.

Hey. Dune, why don't you let Mad
Looking" and Pluck score once in
while2
Mad Looking oscar" says he
wants to see me get that one in
front OF the meg. Wow
Taney says he thinks his Pole
Cats will tame "Slim Woold's" Wild
Cats next week. That's a good way
10 feel, Tall"
Hey. Dutch" weren't you sup
posed to fatten your average this
week on "slim woold's' Wild
cats7
What's the matter. "Pluck7"
Can't you score on Tuesdays? Oh,
he was sickl
Bearcat Elmer says. why don't
you put them on the board once,
"Piuck." like me.
Dune wants to know when Mad
Looking and 'Pluck" are going to
score.
Luck Pot" sol says he thinks he
will put the Bearcats in the cellar
this week.
'Lead-off Bob" Is working now;
Ats a boy. Bob. hold 'em down..
Lay EN- fiat Curry, boy, and we
will cine out OF the cellar.
That's cutting them down, Harry.
60 TO IL. boy.
Wait until Capt. Sol gets going
his regular pace.
Captain Tall says we got 'em hot
now-what is il. Tall? Lay one in
front Boob. and Boob hit the meg,
but he kept on eating his punk.
We are going to buy Harry a
penny set Of quoits so he can prac-
itice.
Captain Tall says those two kids
are a pair OF aces Talk 10 EN-,
Tall. He Is going to bring in cou-
pie OF corn stalks for megs. Look
out, friend Johnny.
Dune says il is too dark in the
receiving room. Guess Il is too
light in the assembly room.
The Speakman All-Stars will play
Parkside tonight Everybody out to
root for Speakman.
Evening journal., 1921-10-27
NEWARK TRAINING
FOR RIVER BOYS
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. oct. Realizing that
no chances can be taken against the
river boys. Coach Mcdonald. OF the
Newark High School football squad.
has been working the boys hard each
afternoon this week to get them in
the best condition possible for the
game against New Castle at the latter
place tomorrow afternoon. There
are several cripples on the team at
this time as a result of the hard game
against Elkton last week but most
OF these should be in shape to at least
start against New Castle tomorrow.
Hahn and Captain Schwartz are two
players who are suffering with injur-
ed legs but were able to be out to
practice yesterday afternoon. This
will be the second game Of the season
10 date that Newark has played that
can count in the fight for the State
inter-scholastic championship OF
schools outside OF Wilmington. The
other game was with smyrna, which
Newark easily won
Evening journal., 1921-10-27
LAY orr ron cHFsRooK

No practice will be held tonight
by the Chesrook football team. The
regular pRctice nights arc Tuesday
and Friday nights and they viii be
continued 10 be held the same. All
players are requested 10 report for
the regular workout tomorrow night
At the Rodney street reservoir.
Coach Kerriean IS pointing the
Champs toward the big game with
the Fort DUPONT eleven az Harlan
FIold on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1921-10-27

BRUNSWICK. Me.-The Bowdoin
College football team has found a
synonym for confusion. 1t is Hill
dreth.
In the ordinary course Of events,
confusion is to be avoided. but in
the case Of the said Bowdoin foot
ball team it is thing to be courted
and priced. For to confuse the
enemy on the gridiron is the sesame
to victory
The Hiidreth brothers. Charles and
Horace, being twins-and very un-
usual twins, at that - confuse the
enemy. Therefore. they are to be
courted and priced as aforesaid ~
Evening journal., 1921-10-27
and they are.

and they are.
The boys in question play the end
positions on the Bowdoin eleven.
They are Identical in appearance and
battle their closest friends in the
latter's efforts to tell them apart
Therefore, tits not unusual that they
should banle the opposing team.
a series OF brilliant end plays with
their accompanying shifts. reints
and deceptions with the Hildreth
boys playing the major roles is des-
tined to bamboozle the craftiest of
opponents.
In the Williams game, which
ended in a scoreiess tie, this fact
was amply demonstrated. In that
Evening journal., 1921-10-27
Iris, Fishing, Bans CuSsing
BY MORRIS ACKERMAN
iditor OF Ackerman's Sporting

Editor OF Ackerman's Sporting
Guide
When Iris Speaker. manager OF
the Cleveland Indians. goes on a
fishing trip, what does he talk about 3?
Baseban2 Possibilities for next
years pennant2 Fish?
All wrongl He doesn't talk. Like
the real sportsman that he is. Iris
fishes in silence.
I've Just returned from the an
nual post baseball season fishing
pilgrimage to 1dyi wilde Island In
Rice Lake. Ontario. with Speaker
Leslie Nunamaker OF the Indians
and some others.
Nunie this year took the honors
for the biggest fish. for he landed
2f-pound muscalunge. But speak
er. as usual. provided the real fun
and entertainment
KIan Chief
It was Iris who organized the
Rice Lake Klan. the purpose Of
which primarily was to stop cussing
at the table Iris appointed him
self King KleaEie and slapped two
bit fine on offenders for each or
fense. He named Clay Folger.
head OF the Cleveland parks police
squad. as Grand Goblin and made II
Clay's Job TO collect the cash.
An inventory OF Folger a couple
OF days afterward revealed an as
tonishing amount OF assets, hut later
the fellows learned to hold their
tongues until after they had eaten
and then to stand just outside the
mess-room door and have their say
at the unfortunates who were still
eating.
Speaker is one OF the best cooks
/ ever have run across on an outinl
and can slap together as tasty q
meal as sportsman could desire
But he draws the line at washinl
dishes.
on every previous trip Spoke hal
Evening journal., 1921-10-27

Dem. Rep.