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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-02

combination offered in the juvenile
act presented by Al Beatty and ~
eiyn IN Two Bits"
The Roof Garden Trio with a
novelty comprising snatches and
bits n everything worth while in
the musical line, and Bob Mills.
tho boy with the sunny smile. round
out tn excellent bill
Kilograms and Topics Of the Day
as usual open the performance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-02

extremely interesting 10 young and
old. The engagement OF this pic
ture IS for two days only.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-02
ORPHEINI-


is that presented az the Orpheum
theater this week. Every act
s.bounds in clean. sparkling COM
edv which Is so appealing 20 lovers
OF vaudeville Clever repartee.
graceful dancing. chic costumes
pleasing singing. and pretty girls
place the bill high in the estima-
ton OF the appreciative audience.
HeadHning the bill IS the act put
on by the versatile trio. Brown.
Gardner. and Barnett This trio
executes number OF pleasing steps
and nut over several song numbers
with "A dash and vim that eiri.s
rounds OF aSlause. \ rei~esniaE
feature OF their act is the convinc-
Ing amount of personality and indi-
vfduality that each performer ib-
crates IN his or her work
4 condensed and interesting min
strel act is put ON by Nevins and
Mack. both Of whom are experience
ID and capable performers. Their
dancing and singing is far above
par. They responded 90 a hearty
amount OF applause by giving de-
cidedIv unique and clever encore.
Originality eXudes from the Ben
net sisters and co. act IL furnish
es plentv of clan and wholesome
entertainments as well as an exhibit
ton Of handsome scenery and cos
TUNES. Smart talk. catchy little
songs. and graceful steps Is the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-02
.SHANINGS.n

Few plays have so many elements
Of interest 20 offer as has Henry W.
Savage's Cape Cod comedy. SHAY
ings. which comes 20 the Oliver
theater tonight for two day direct
from a triumphant run at Powers
theater in Chicago. The play is a
dramatization Of the book by that
name BY Joseph G. Lincoln and like
IL his stories IL depicts Cape Cod
life as perhaps. no other author
Ehas succeeded in Eicturing It..
Jed Winslow. who is better
known as "Shavings." is a middle
aged toy maker lie is so real and
above hypocrisy that ne himself
confesses that he cannot "even lie
o naturally" He has lived a life OF
singular self-sacrifce He is thrust
into his profession as a toymaker
after his mothers death Without
education. he is still possessed of
natural wit and his quaint philos-
ophy bursts forth at regular inter
walls and tinctures the production
with an original vein of comedy.
The other characters are as gen
timely real as "Shavings" himself
mere Us "a village Sb-rlDs " llb iONfT
an erring brother; the brother who
endoavors TO live down prison
record: the old gentleman who en-
ploys the young man and gives him
a chance But always IL is "Shav-
ings" who draws the heart interest
most His quiet philosophy. his
quaint comedy and his ecCentricities
enliven the entire play. "Shavings''
ha-ejoyed a run of six months in New
Work and young and old were
equally enthusiastic regarding 1t.
The New York run was followed b.
an equally successful one in Boston
and Philadelphia, after which the
play went TO Chicago where II is
\ now playing its third month TO ca
xoacity houses and closing the en-
pgagement on Sunday. May I. and
will appear here with the original
cast intact
Harry Beresford plays the char
acter OF the toymaker. The others
in the cast are James Bradbury.
Charles Dow Clark. Clara Moores,
Patricia Morris. Marie Vernon. Ben
Lodge. Robert CRAIG, Mitchell Har-
ris. Alexander Clark. Jr.. and Dud-
lev Clements. The dramauzation
was made by Pauline Phelps and
Marion short John Mckee staged
the entire production.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-27
Local McWs Motcs

Charles Stample. an employer OF
the Bemenderfer garage is in the
county hospital suffering from blood
poisoning caused from an infection
received thru a slight bruise on his
hand. The infection spread to his
arm and has affected one side OF his
body. His condition has been eonsid-
cred FERROUS. but today is said To
show some Improvement
Photographs and records at spec
ial rates at brakes big furniture
sale. advertisement.
Mrs George Patton. who was IN
al her home last week. necessitating
her absence from the teachers insti-
tute a Burnley was able TO resume
her duties as instructor in the local
schools Monday morning.
Mrs. Frank Griffith. one OF the
pioneer residents OF Filler. who has
been spending the past several mon
tbs in Los Angeles. returned yester-
day and is a guest al the DR.. A. A
Newberry home
A. s. Swim. F. j. Ahern and W. A 4
Priebe of Twin Falls were here Mon
lay in the interests Of the railroad
lrive.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-27
NoTIcE no cREnITnRs

ESTATE or Lydia Roberts. de
ceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the nn.
1ersigned. Nathan Roberts. admins.
traitor OF the estate OF Lydia Rob
srts. deceased, 10 the creditors OF all
persons having claims against said
deceased. TO exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers. within four
months after the first publication OF
this notice. 20 the said administra-
sor. al Filler. IN the county OF Twin
Falls. State of Idaho. this being the
place fixed for the transaction of
the business OF said estate
Dated October 10Th. 1921
NATHAN ROBERTS.
Administrator. Filler Idaho.
~ H. GILLIS.
Attorney for said administrator
First pub Oct Is. 1921
Final pub Nov .. 1921.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-27

Mr. and Airs C. A. Kalbfliesch
and daughter. Of Harlan. Kansas.
are here visiting al the home of the
formers parents Mr. and Mrs. John
Kalbfliesch. and brothers The Har-
Ian man is the owner Of several grain
elevators in his section of Nebraska.
now being managed by his son.
Ethel the daughter Of Mr. and
: AIRS. d. II Davis. submitted to a mi
nor operation yesterday
Mrs. A. o. maitland was taken ser
iously i'll at her home last Thursday
morning with what threatened TO be
pneumonia, but the malady was
checked almost Immediately and the
patient is now convelescent
Congoleum rugs are in at brakes
advertisement.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-27
MENNONITE BRETHREN
ANNOUNCEMENT

sunday. Ociaber 9Th. sunday
school. 9:45 a. m. Preaching ser
vices at l.AO a. m children $
meeting AT gao o. M Young peo-
pies meeting az $50 p m Adult
Bible class at $50 p. m song and
Testimony service al : $50 D. m, and
preaching service at S:t5 .. m.
II not attending sunday school or
church elsewhere. you are cordially
invited 10 worship with Us. Pray
ar meeting every Thursday evening
az O'Clock.
REV. F. s. KAGEY. Pastor
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-27

Readers Of The Record are
asked 10 supply this office with
interesting news items concern
ing Themselves or friends Use
The mails the telephone or send
ia all such matter. News OF
this nature should be- In this Of
flee by Wednesday OF each
week. Phone 81.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-27
Among the Churches
rvANCFIICAI. CHTnCH

Bible school. 10 a. m. Worship.
II a. m. Evening song service. 7;ao
.. m. Preaching. see p. m. Pray
ar meeting Wednesday evening al
O'Clock.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-27
MENNONITE CHURCH

sunday school every sunday al 10
A. m. Preaching service al II a. m.
Children's meeting at 1870 p. m.
Gospel services az soc p m. aud
prayer meeting Wednesday az S:00
D. m. cordial invitation To all
). HONDERlCH. Pastor
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-27
BIRTHS

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wrinkle are the
parents OF a son. born October %.
daughter was born Saturday to
Mr. and Mrs. Warner kirkpatrick.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-27
BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev A l.. Black will preach al the
Baptist church sunday evening. Ocf.
,ber SO, at 40 p m.
All are invited
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-27

Ben Ivy and daughter. Stella. left
last week for their home in North
Carolina. after spending the summer
az the home OF the formers brother
Walter. on the Mays ranch in Snake
river canyon.
l. f. Finney OF Twin Fails was
business caller here Monday.
Try our h1me Made Sauer Kraut
-2se gallon L. $ Meat Com
pany advertisement
Don't fail 10 see 'Evangeline" az
the Gem theatre on Tuesday and
Wednesday. representing Longfel-
lows famous poem. Admission l Sc
and 5e.-adyertisement
J. +. Wood. now OF Helena. Mont.
ana. where he is state purchasing ag-
ent. was calling on Filler friends on
Monday. He was accompanied by F.
W Dumke OF Twin Falls. with whom
Mr.. Wood is associated in the F. W
Dumke company. operating stores al
Twin Falls and Harlowton. Montana
Mr. Wood was much impressed With
the advance Filler is making. especial
~ the street Improvement.
ANY 81 record for SO cents this !
week at brakes big furniture sale |
advertisement.
Try our Home Made Mince Meat,
% cents pound. L. 5. Meat co.--Ad-
The photoplay representing Long
fellows famous poem. "Evangeline"
will be shown AT the Gem theatre on
Tuesday and Wednesday November
and ? Admission 5 and % cents
advertisement
Standard size Silkoline Hand-Tied
'omforters worth $500 Special for
his week at s2.50 az brakes big
urniture sale advertisement
r. G. Hefner has Just finished dig
ling G. H. MerkIes potatoes on the
George Drake farm south OF Filler
Ir. Hefner and his crew said they
we're the best spuds they have dug \
his year on the Twin Falls tract Ii
Another deer hunting party is 0
ONE from vain search after the
lusive game The party toured oy- :
r most OF the northern Nevada d
fountains back OF Shoshone basin =
'ithout even so much as seeing
eer. Three OF the party were on i
milar expedition in the Sawtooth
lnge recently and returned without
ger. Those making the trip south :,
st week were Harry IIammerauist. 4
aac Beem. George Reynolds. c. f. 4
utter. Claude Brown, and James
rnhart. :
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-10-27

l.. W. Hawkins returned home
from Boise Tuesday. where he receiy-
ID medical and dental treatment al
! the L. S. 2. II. 5 hospital for war
veterans lie states that the only
other patient In the hospital from
here is Jack Nusser. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Musser He is suffering
from an injury 10 one OF his hips and
has been in the institution since
August J II is necessary that he re-
main in a plaster cast Bonnie
Moon OF Twin Falls is aslo in the
hospital. and Mr. Hawkins states
that he is in serious condition.
The Bible Study class will meet on
Tuesday afternoon With Mrs J. W
Eaton. The lesson for the day will be
the twenty-second chapter OF Mat
thew
"Eyangeline" al the Gem theatre
next Tuesday and "Wednesday even
ing advertisement.
Try our Home Made Minee Meat.
90 cents pound L. s. Neat co --Ad- /
verfisement
Mr.. and Mrs, 5. r. Hawkins and I
family have returned from a visit 10 4
their home at Grenola. Kansas.
Ralph pielstick. formerly Of Filler. 7
but nov OF Namps was a business
caller here saturday lie u al pres Z
mt associated with the McGill Adyer-
Using agency. and is engaged in Sc
curing advertising for a general au
.Omobile log and information book
70 BE- published shortly by bis com
,any
W A. shear. william Det~eiler
md A. l.. Bevercombe made bust
less trip 70 Boise over the week end
1lr and Airs John Blzss and l..
D. Allen returned home Monday from
lewiston where they went - dele
,ates 70 the Grand Enesmpmeut Of
he l. o. o r and Rebscca lodges
frs Blass vas delegate from Msr-
ian Rebecca lodge. while the gentle
non represented the local Odd Eel
~ order They made the trip %
he northern Idaho city In the Bisss
az. and were ACCOMPANIED b. sew
raj auto ioads 81 delegates and
iemb ers from Twin Fails and other
1sns on the tract They state they
al . most enjoyable trip and big
me at the conventions. Pocsteilo
as decided upon a. the meeting
Iaee Of the Grand Lodge IN 1922
uring the absence OF Mr Allea.
Isrshsl. the street and water com
Iissioner. his place was titled By
'hn Duysl-
Mount Vernon signal., 1921-06-24
CLINTON COUNTY
Will Give Bethurum Five to Eight Hundred
Majority, Says Special to Commonwealth.
Hon. w. A. Dicken Introduces Judge
b.. Bethurum, Who Delivers Great Speech

City. KY June H. Special to The cO%mO" TdS
billed for speech this evening land and sS nsysS
in time meet his engAgemnt Judge Ca1n wa was S aso oeu %
speak bit it announced that ne oecame III anu hSo '
home, and could not fill the appointment,
Promptly the speaking Judge behnr"m pmsb was IN
Oy Cashier a. s snH of Albany and
Judge opponent six years ago in this county M
Dicfen Judge Bthuum and in the course
of the why he is now Supporting
Judge Bethurum lie said IN part:
NV friends and neighbours am here this evening to again
thank support given mauy years ago Tor the
oac of this county, You elected me to that oce when
bs Repubcan party ior kindness that and for
honor conferred upon me- Since then nave always eu
could advance the of tho party and believing
that pport Judge Bethurum this primary election w De
the best the 1 S pn"n aHa % on the @ py the
district further believing that he has made an honest
Idont propose to support candidate for the high
Office who out and made speeches Tor he
asten Democratic rule upon the
peop. the honor to introduce TO You Judge j.
Behurum. the present and next Circuit Judge
Judge ehurum began speech and held the audience
spebound hour He defended his
aaa gaze his stewardship and with telling effect
making against him. and showed that the opposition was engaged
was ever known in the history other district and
this solemn promise that the campaign would De
the peope that from and trus to the intelligence
aud faith the pnP4 fAe pop; ma anrei nun tma "os"s S
lower the estimation and that all they ask is that he ig
more wicked attacks that other side are making
rude Rehuaum spoke long for the Republican
party an show cs of service was unbi oxen by dis
oya.ty or ueachery aud with earnenes assured the
crt support true aud consistent IN
the conf w race they support him. he is the only cand
date for Circuit Judge could uthfny lay claims 10 such
Iecod.
1ode retburum said many other good things refer il
all woud reouire space valuable paper III is
sufficient that he pleased the great crown heY "o
all went away for the Judge
Cumberland City Pney Woods practically unit for
Bethum the northern part OF Clinton county by
more than Eve 10 his favor til.
son will nothing. From what learn Clinton county VIII
give Judge Bethtrum from hive to eht
closed by Judge Bethurnm ana Judge Saoh
has been successful in every way, Tey promptly
nailed by the opposition and since te op
poson is founded aehood aud nothing else there mas been
steady swing toward old Judge from the time his campaign
started - A., ,
The crowd last night estimated at from two to 9ree
bnnd red and tire OF the crowd OF
Morrow and Kennedy afternoon Keep on Clinton
county.- Somerset COmmOnwealh
Mount Vernon signal., 1921-06-24
REMOTEST
PARTS Of EUROPE
TdnldC Elements Come
From Many Lands Far
Away From Here

The ingredients from which
the celebrated medicine Tanlac is
made, come from remote sections
of the earth. and are transported
thOusande of miles over land and
sea to the great Tanlac I.abora-
tories at Dayton, Ohio, and Walk
erville, Canada.
The Alps, Apprentices, Pyrenees
Russia Asia, Brazil, West Indies,
Rocky Mountains, Asia Minor,
Persia, India, Mexico, Columbia
and Peru are among the far
away points from which the
principal properties OF this ie-
markable preparation are obtain.
ed.
What Is said to be the lar gest
pharmaceutical laboratory in the
United Stateshas been completed
at Dayton, Ohio. for the manu-
facture of Tanlac which, accord
ing TO recent re ports, is now hav-
ing the largest sale of any medi.
cine of its kind in the world; over
20, 900, 600 bottles have been sold
in six years.
The new plant occupies 10000
square feet of floor space and
has Il daily copacity of 10000
bottles. Uniform quality is
guaranteed by Il series of car eful
inspections by expert chemists
from the time the roots, herbs.
bark and flowers are received in
their rough state from all parts
of the globe until theiI mcdicin-
al properties have been extracted
by the most approved processes.
The finished medicine is then
bottled, labeled and shipped out
to tens OF thousands of druggists
throughout the United States
and Canada to supply a demand
never before eq ualled by this, or
any other medicine.
Mount Vernon signal., 1921-06-24
ISOM B.
SaylOr
for
Jaiiler
DeCourse.y, KY.

DeSoulsey, ny
June 2l 10, 1
To The Republicans OF My
Home County:
am working here at De -
Coursey but Brush Creek in
Rockcastle county is my home
My family are all there, | am
no speaker and poor writer. 50
you see l can't do m uch. But
| would like to SEQ a stro ny
ticket nominated at the primary
| am a Republican and this Is
my thought, the women now
have as much say as the men.
We got them to vote for Hard
ing and Coolidge and with their
votes Rockcastle gave the Re-
publican ticket "a big majority.
That was good. We must show
them now that we like their
voting that way, The best way
to show that is by electlng one
woman at the primary and pu t.
ting her on the Republican
ticket. If wa can do that aud
don't, amt 1t u slap right in the
face of the women!
Advertissment M. c. Banks
Mount Vernon signal., 1921-06-24
SAFETY
FRS T

Tie above is a much used ex-
preston, but a mighty good one.
This will be your first thought
when you think of deposlting
money or leaving valuables in
Bank.
Upon our record furnished you
last week we believe we offer
" safety - as far as the Judgment
of men can go in business trans
actions, but this same board goes
a step further to project you, the
Cashier and assistants are required
to furnish bonds in the sum o.
SIS, 900 to cover any funds they
might mis-appropriate, $4,000
is carried in Burglary and hold
up Insurance, an amount larger
than we carry in cash at any time,
Ss, 900 in Fire Insurance, Not yet
satisfied there has been installed
a Burglar Alarm and hold up pro.
lection, that comes to rs guaran-
teed to def eat the most profess
$ ional Yeggmen, this system was
tried out on the night of Aug.
1920 and Immediately the alarm
sounded and the Burglar fled.
Believing in 4" safety first we
offer you all of this protection, if
you are not our depositor we Of
fer you these many advantages.
Mount Vernon signal., 1921-06-24
BALL

The Mt. Vernon Base Ball
Club motored to Somerset Sun.
day and had a very nice game of
Ball. Mt. Vernon had a picnic
until the 9th inning, the score
being IL to 5 in favor of Mt.
Vernon, when our third base
man failed TO hold mis- foot on the
Dag allowing the bases to be filled
Then a foul ball netted Somerset
three runs, and later bases being
filled again, fast grounder was
hit between Ist and and, our end
baseman not playing his position
at the time, failed TO stop the
ball. This uetted Somerset three
more runs tieing the score.
Then a safe hit won the game
tor Somerset 1910 IL with two
men out.
Bales and Drew played "a
wonderful game until Drew was
taken out IN the 9th and replaced
by Taylor. Drew had the game
Won and the Somerset boys at
his mercy until his arm gave out
he having pitched 10 inniugs the
day before.
Drew, Bales, Sparks and Tayl-
or did some fine hitting an d
Welch was perfect in the field
taking six chances out of six
We firmly believe We had the
game Won and also that we can
defeat the Som erset nine any
time in the future.
L.
Mount Vernon signal., 1921-06-24
LET'S TRY HIM
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY
August 6, 1921

One of the convicts of the Road
Camp escaped saturday after
noon, and up to this writing has
not been ,recaptured, although
the officers and guards are .mak-
ing every effort to locate him. We
understand that convicts run
ming away are now liable. to in
dictment for the Offense and
subject to. Imprisonment frea.
one to six years.
Mount Vernon signal., 1921-06-24
CHAMBERLAlN'S COLIC
AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY

Every family should keep this
PREPARATION at hand during the
hot of the summer months. 1t is
almost sure to be needed, and
when that time comes, is worth
many times its cost. Bny it now.
Mount Vernon signal., 1921-06-24
BRODHEAD WINS TWO
GAMES.

The Brodhead base ball team
added two more winnings to its
long list Saturday aud Sunday.
The first was with London, when
the visit rs were defeated 10 to g..
The batteries were; Payne. Drew
and pike for Brodhead and Wallen
Mark and Wilson for London.
The second was with Crab Orch
ard, when the boys from the
East End capital met defeat I3
TO q. Interior Journal.
Mount Vernon signal., 1921-06-24
CHAS. A. CHANDLER
OF LONDON
ANNOUNCES FOR
Representative
From the S1st Legislative District
Composed Of Rockcastle and Laurel
Counties
Political Advertisement


In this issue the Signal will be found formal announ
cement of Chas Chandler OIL ondop Laurel County,
ddate for the Republican nomination Representative from
the Sst Legislative district which composed of Rock
castle and Laurel counties Mr. Chandler been urged by
many Rockcase citizens including democrats as re-
pubicans to enter the He a citizen of this
county, having taught school at Brodhead
Is splendid business anGwll district most
credtabe representative We doubt the drtrct ever
sent man to the Legislature since Laurel and Rockcaste
counties have been district who in every particular was
better fitted represent the district who knew the needs
and wants of the people of not only his district but h
rest of the mountain districts of Kentucky we'll better than
Mr. Chandler Being we'll educated man himself Mr. Chandler
naturally stands for better higher education b
is strong supporter of the prohibition one of the
original good roads boosters for Better roads for the Mount,
aims Of Kentucky For these three important he can
safely be counted the right side doing valuable service not
only for his district but for the whole Com as
well,
Judging from the present indication there but little doubt
but that Mr. Chandler will go of Roccaste 9th of
next August with handsome majority.
Mount Vernon signal., 1921-06-24

! Carks card This Dawes time Now Ladies aud Gentlemen
Rockcasle County, differ with Mr. Clark claim the
discreet fill the offices of Rockcste County
Every Office Rckcs County belongs the people and not the Candidates.
he is the Comty hope will consider claim and when
the polls Aug. your support will be highly appreciated
Yours,
r. L. LANGFORD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-03
ART ACORD SAW
HIMSELF ON CEILING
OF A HOSPITAL

A RI ACO1tD. strapping big cow
"A boy from Utah. helped little
French girl get her suitcase aboard an
overland train at Ogden. They looked
in each others eye for three seconds
and lived century. The girl was on
her way to Paris. War had just been
declared and the Hun was hammerins
at the gates of Paris. There was little
time for conversation. hut Accord got
her name.
IN see you there if We get into it,
he said
President Wilson's campaign slogans
had become history and the big fellow
was on transport. He went to the
Verdun front with the Fourth Division
and collected Croix de Guerre for
every helmet. Then he tried to get to
Paris. The city was better guarded
with military police than was the front
with soldiers, he said. He was sent
back to the front and slushcd around ip
n trench for thirteen days. He woke
up in hospital.
when you are better" said sur
geon, this little French nurse is going
to show you boys some real American
movies. The ceiling vii! be the screen
and your bed will be n loge seat. Art
hoisted himself up on his elbow, gam
bling on the fact that any French nurse
would be worth the effort.
You can imagine who it was.
In an hour they were looking at
American movies on the ceiling. 1t waS
n Western picture and Art Accord was
the star.