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Morris tribune., 1921-11-25
CITY NEWS ITEMS

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Some repairs will be made in the
English Lutheran parsonage next
week.
Miss Gertrude Huntley has as her
guest this week her sister Miss Hunt
ley from Rush City.
Miss Helen Mehalek entertained as
her guest over Thanksgiving day her
sister Miss Mehalek from st. Paul.
A marriage license was issued on
Wednesday to Peter G. SchouWeller
and Esther M. Thomas of Stevens
county.
The Stevens County State Bank is
being redecorated by Mithun & Mon
lux who are repairing damage done
in the recent fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cherry had as
their guest over Thanksgiving day
Mrs. R. A. Cherry of Detroit, who is
a sister-in-law of Mr.. Cherry.
Miss LYDIA Olson went to her home
in Minneapolis to recuperate from
some throat trouble. L. G. Mustaln
is teaching her classes for her dur
ing her absence.
Over four hundred people were
present at the supper given by the
English Lutherans in the new armory
last Thursday night. The proceeds
amounted to $206.
Mrs. Alfred Bredesen with Miss
Volstead attended tea given by Mrs.
Harding at the White House a short
time ago according to a letter re-
ceived this week.
Young Estenson had his left arm
fractured and dislocated at the elbow
the first of the week when he tried
to pet a colt on the nose and the an
imal let fly it's front foot. The colt
was standing near a horse that Esten-
son was currying.
The little son of Lul Lewis almost
suffered dire consequences the other
day when he drank a good part of a
bottle of tincture of iodine. He was
rushed to a doctors Office where an
emitic was administered. The little
fellow has had no bad results.
Mrs. Emil Kussatz and son Ernest
and Leland returned to their home
on Wednesday after spending two
weeks in Pipestone visiting at the
home of Mrs. Kussatz parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. J. Brooks. Mrs. Brooks
accompanied her home and will spend
a few weeks in Morris.
The Woman's Union Of the Congre-
gational church will hold it's annual
sale of fancy and useful articles on
Saturday, December 3 at Krueger's
Drug Store. The sale begins at 1O:
90 o'clock a. m. A food sale will be
held in the afternoon, and coffee and
doughnuts will be served
Mrs. c. w. Rard1n land baby Son
Wallace and sister-in-1aw, Mrs L.
Anterior, left Tuesday night for Min
neapolis, where Mrs. Rardin will
visit for few days with relatives be-
fore going to Benidjp to spend the
holidays with her mother, Mrs Emma
Collard and family: she expects tt
be gone about a month";. 80 zz@77
A Christmas Bazaar VIII be given
by the girls of the West Central
School of Agriculture in the Girls
Dormitory on Saturday afternoon and
evening of December 10. Coffee and
sandwiches will be served to parents
and friends of the students. Trans
portation willy be provided for Morris
DeODle
Morris tribune., 1921-11-25

Miss Gertrude Huntley has as her
euest this week her sister Miss Hunt
lev from Rush City.
Morris tribune., 1921-11-25

Miss Helen Mehalek entertained as
her guest over Thanksgiving day her
eio+o7. Miss Nehalek from st. Paul.
Morris tribune., 1921-11-25
Swedish Lutheran Church

Services Sunday morning at 1890
by the Rev. J. Tillman.
Morris tribune., 1921-11-25

Some repairs will be made in the
English Lutheran parsonage next
week.
Morris tribune., 1921-11-25

Phone % and put in that want ad
today. ...
Morris tribune., 1921-11-25

A marriage license was issued on
Wednesday to Peter G. Schouweiler
and Esther M. Thomas of Stevens
county.
Morris tribune., 1921-11-25

The Stevens County State Bank is
being redecorated by Mithun & Mon
lux who are repairing damage done
in the recent fire.
Morris tribune., 1921-11-25

Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Cherry had as
their guest over Thanksgiving day
Mrs. R. A. Cherry of Detroit, who Is
a sister-in-law of Mr.. Cherry.
Morris tribune., 1921-11-25

Miss LYDIA Olson went to her home
in Minneapolis to recuperate from
some throat trouble. L: G. Mustaln
is teaching her classes for her dur
ing her absence.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-16
HANDELSMAN BUYS
OLIVER FLAT ROW,
PLANS APARTMENT
Pays Sl50,O00 for Main St.
Property, According to
Announcement.

Announcement was made this af-
ternoOn by +. c. Raft. acting as agent
for the Oliver heirs, of the sale Of the
property at the northwest corner of
ColfaX av. and Main st, 10 Jacob
Handelsman. a Chicago promoter,
who is planning 10 erect q modern
apartment house. The purchase
price of the property was $4,000.
Mr.. Raft announced. Although the
transfer has not been signed the pa
pers are in the process of completion
and the property viii probably be
transferred TO Mr. Handelsman in the
next few days. The property in
cludes an entire quarter block
Mr.. Hndelsman was absent from
South Bend today ana his exact plans
for the new structure could not be
learned. However, IL is understood
that it will be a seven story building
and Will be used as an apa ctment
and for Office rooms. L will face
ColfaX av. and Main ST, it is Under
stood.
Formal announcement of the
plans for the building will be made
by Mr. Handelsman on his return to
this city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-16

A.-She is Virginia Nightingale.
who lives at 1903 S. Hill St, Los An
geles. Calf
Q.-Where was Evelyn Nesbit
born. how many pictures did she
appear in, and where does she live ?
A.--Evelyn, who was born in Ia
rentum, Pa, has appeared in nine
photoplays. Her address is POI W.
saith St. New York city.
Q.-Who was the vampire in the
famous serial "Gloria's Romance ."
A.-She was julie Power, now
Mrs. Edwards Davis in private life.
What are seven things that all
amateur scenario writer's should
know? The answer to this ques-
ton, which will appear in our next
issue. may help you in putting
over that scenario you have been
thinking about. Don't miss il.
Ask questions. The Movie Sc
crets Editor likes 10 answer them.
Send them TO him in care Of this
paper with your name and ad-
dress.
Downright. 1921
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-16
CITY TO ISSUE NO
CARNIVAL PERMITS
Controller Agrees to Sugges-
ton Made by Chamber of
Commerce Officials.

There are 10 be no more carnivals
in South Bend. according to a state
ment by the Chamber of Commerce
Friday.
According TO the statement, City
Controller John A. Swygart has
agreed TO refuse permits TO carni-
walls TO show in this city. The fol-
lowing is the statement regarding
carnivals issued by the Chamber Of
Commerce:
Knowing that South Bend has
been deluged in the past by shows,
commonly known as 'carnivals and
the growing sentiment that some
thing be done to stop them, the
Chamber Of Commerce has made
a special appeal to the city controller
to refuse permits for such shows.
The controller has agreed to with
hold permits from all such shows.
During the past week two carni-
walls have attempted 10 secure book
ings in South Bend and since both
were OF questionable business value,
to say the least. were refused per-
mits According TO reports of Chief
Of Police Kline, carnivals. have been
the source of much worry and
trouble TO his department.
while the Chamber of Commerce
has long observed the menace
wrought by these shows when not
under the auspices Of some organ
ization. no drastic steps were ever
taken to regulate or curb the evil.
In many cases. however, the entire
organization did not sponsor the
shows. Voluntary adoption of a
rule 10 prohibit Carnivals in South
Bend by City Controller Swygart
will not only benefit the merchants
and legitimate show people and rSl-
der a signal service TO the public,
but it will also clarity an unsavory
atmosphere created wherever these
shows are displayed.
The order which was secured
from Mr.. Swygart does not in any
way affect the legitimate circus"
The plan TO curb the undesirabl
shows has also met with the ap-
proval Of Mayor Carson and other
city officials.
Several civic organizations Of the
city have appealed to the Chamber
Of Commerce to have the carnival
nuisance" abated.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-16
COMPANY FAILS
TO REDUCE FORCE
Birdsell Concern Continues
Maximum Number of En-
plOyes at Work.

One of the South Bend plants that
has maintained it's maximum quota
of employees throughout the past few
months, in spite Of the industrial
depression, is the Birdsell Manufac-
turing Co.
Although the maximum of bust
ness by this company was not
reached at any time during the past
few months. the management decid-
ed upon a policy of not making any
curtailment in its regular working
force.
The Birdsell company, along with
other South Bend industrial con-
Germs, is now looking for an increase
IN volume OF business within a short
time. The Birdsell company did not
curtail its working force even during
its annual inventory taking.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-16
Secrets of the Movies Revealed

On what famous plays did
Mary Pickford appear on the stage
A.-Mary played with Chauncey
OlcOtt in Edmund Burke" scored
big success in Belasco's 'Warrens of
Virginia" She then quit the stage
for the movies and later returned to
the stage TO star in Belasco's "A
Good Little Devil" Since that time
she has devoted herself entirely to
the screen.
Q.-What movie actresses starred
in the storm Country" pictures?
A-Many movie fans get mixed
up on these pictures so we are go
ing TO strengthen il out for you.
There were three storm Country"
pictures. Mary Pickford appeared
in Tess Of the Storm Country"
Norma Talmadge appeared in The
Secret Of the Storm Country" Mil
dred Harris played in Polly of the
Storm Country"
Q.-What one Of tn, original
Mack Sennett bathing beauties was
born in Vienna OF English and
French parents and educated in Los
Angeles
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-16

consists OF an exceptionally large liv-
ing room. with disappearing bed. in
terchangea BILE with twin beds IL de-
sired; large dressing closet through
which the bath room may be en-
tered; a dining-ktchen section, IN
reality being two small. but COM
modious rooms. the china closet on
one side and the kitchen cabinet on
the other. making a complete parti-
ton. The kitchens will be the last
word IN compact arrangement and
designed for the housewives conven-
fence and comfort. Range. ice-chest
and cabinets all will be within easy
reach; with enamel finish. wherever
practical. and excellent outside ven
tilation.
An additional bedroom makes
the three-room apartment. equipped
with disappearing beds. enabling the
tenant 10 use either Of the two larger
rooms TO receive callers. A sun par
Tor is added 10 the four-room apart
ment. A local furniture dealer has
agreed 10 show how completely and
cOmforta bly, even the tw0-room sec
@AgAA NaAA bt AAAAEA III anu viii SOOL
have on display In his store an ex-
act duplicate OF one of these pro-
posed hotel homes.
Conveniently Located.
Residents OF the north part OF
the city who have had an inkling OF
the proposed Improvement are de-
lighted with the news that the apart
ment hotels will be located in this
section. The location is an ideal
one for this purpose. Local and in
terurban street car lines are con-
venient. II is but a half block 70 the
St. Joseph river. Leeper park is only
three blocks away and il is within
easy walking distance from the heart
Of the city.
Prospective tenants will be per
mitted 10 secure stock IN the enter
prise IL they desire, although the
project has been almost entirely f.
ranced and it is only 10 put into ef-
feet a plan Of semi-cooperation that
has been so successful elsewhere
that this suggestion has been made"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-16
TAX COLLECTIONS
SHOW INCREASE

WASHINGTON, July 15-Tax col
lections of the federal government
showed an increase Of S2.OO0.OOO a
day for the first half of July as
compared with the same month last
year, an official treasury statement
showed today This indicates the
nation now is making real progress
in working out the economic de-
preston.
For the first half Of the month
the total ordinary receipt OF the
600 as compared with only SIS, 000.-
600 for the Same month Of 1920 In
July 1920 economic depression was
at its peak as far as the big nation
wide buyers strike was concerned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-16
BLACKSTONE

Mrs. Matilda Brundage. who por-
trays the character OF Mrs. Johnson
Carter in The Good Bad Wife. 20
which will have its final srowings to-
day at the Blackstone, enjoys the dis
sought after character women for
screen productions
Mrs. Brundage has forsaken the
legitimate stage and is devoting prac-
tically her entire time 70 screen work.
and has appeared as the principal
supporting player with many OF the
noted stars
Mrs. Brundase's work in this pro
duction is without exception one Of
the finest portrayaIs OF screen char
acterizatio seen in a long time and
materially adds 10 the production
from an artistic standpoint-and her
performance at all times is a delight
TO the eye. This is a remarkable
phOtoplay Of human and intense in
terest. and has proven TO be very
good drawing card.
Edwin y. Wallock. who has the
role of Black McGreedy" in James
Oliver CurwOods "Kazan," which
Will open a three-day engagement to-
morrow at the Blackstone. has the
reputation Of being enc Of the best
rough and ready Williams in films to-
day In "Kazan" he has a part which
gives him plenty Of opportunity 70
exercise his talents as a bad man.
His screen career commenced a
good many years ago. and he took
part in many jungle and animal pic
lures. His knowledge Of animals
particularly the pack dogs Of the
north. made his selection for a part
in "Kazan," which is a story OF tht
Canadian northwest, particularly sat
isfactorily a clever two-reel com
edy entitled "Nobody's Wife" and
latest international News are 10 be-
seen on the same program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-16
REPORT REVOLT
NEAR TAMPICO

MEXICO CITY, July IA revo-
luton under Gen. Daniel Martinez
Herrera was reported today to have
broken out in the Huasteca district.
southwest of Tampico.
Herrera was second in command
in the Mexican army and was acting
commander of the military district
which includes the Tampico oil
fields. He is said to have been join
ed by Gen. Alejandero Chao and
one other minor officer
Reports regarding the number OF
soldiers involved vary from only so
10 800 but it is agreed that the rev
olutionists have obtained $500 il
government funds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-16
AUDITORIUM

The Tomboy," the latest Fox pic
ture to star Eileen Percy. is shown
today at the Auditorium. Miss Percy
is most happily cast in this story.
She looks the part OF a boy at all
times-untiI her pretty blond curls
fall from under her roguishly set cap.
Dressed as a boy and playing tricks
as boys do, she is fine food for scan
dal among the gosSping women in
the town. And Of course she annoys
the mothers with manageable
daughters, when she catches the
handsome stranger for a sweetheart
Hal Cooley plays the stranger and
Harry Dunkinson and Ethel Teare
are also in the cast. A very funny
Hall Room Boys comedy and Pathe
News are added features to the same
program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-16
Her Baby Vanp
Stare and Her
Figure Got Him

MONTICELLO. y. Y. July 49,
at was her baby vamp stare and
her figure that got him"
Mrs Earl Van Noy gave this eN-
PLANTATION today Of her husband s.
elopement with Mrs Clark Durea.
wife OF the holy roller pastor here
The elopement, which took place
with the consent Of the Rev. Mr..
Durea. himself, has made this little
community a hotbed of gossip. Mrs.
Van Noy is the central figure. the
great question being what viii she
do2"
Why" she said today. standing
on the porch OF her mothers house.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-16
WIFE FREES SPOUSE
FOR HER CHILDREN
Mother Love Greater Than
Love of Husband So Other
Woman Gets Him.

CHICAGO. July 15.-Mother love
won out over the love of a wife
for her husband in one OF the strang-
est eternal triangles" ever revealed
in the Chicago courts.
Mrs. Lynn y. Hitchcock gave"
her husband away TO the other
woman" that her children might
not suffer from a faithleSs father.
She was granted a divorce here
with custody OF her two children
John, eight. and Evelyn. seven
and 500 alimony a month. Hitch
cock will marry the other woman"
Mrs. Hitchcock blamed her mar
ital troubles on the fact that her
husband was a travelling sales
man"
Il gave up my husband for my
children" she exclaimed. The
mother love was greater than my
love for my husband. The other
woman may have him now.
If I had insisted on living with
him he might have starved me and
my children. I wouldn't want them
10 live under the strain OF a faith
less father.
He was ALWAYS loving and duti-
ful until he went on the road as a
travelling salesman. Then his whole
attitude changed. He met this other
Myrtle. he called heron
one OF his trips. She was his Atm
ity, l suppose.
1T was hard az first 10 decide.
II seemed impossible 20 give him
up. I knew a lot OF women would
have wanted TO punish him for vast
Ing my love. But I couldn't do that
for the love OF my children was
greater than that. There IS no love
greater than mother love-"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-16
FIRE DESTROYS
TEXAS VILLAGE

CORSICANA, Tex, July I5.-Fre
which started at 3 o'clock this morn
ing destroyed the bank, pOstoffice
and several drygoods stores and gro
Gerry stores in Trinidad, near here.
Telephone connections were des-
troyed by the fire but last reports
stated that the entire business sec
ton of the town was in flames.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-16
WORK ONERTRrE-

baker plant are working over time,
including the motor assembly. the
frame assembly. machine shop, TO
keep up with the present high rate
of production. a daily average Of
leo cars is being maintained with
less men than were required TO pro-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-16
Industrial
SMALLPLANTS ARE
LOCATING IN CITY
South Bend Draws Minor In
dustries on Account of
Facilities.

South Bend is rapidly adding to it's
fame as an industrial city. This city
has long been recognized as a large
industrial center, some of the largest
plants of their kind in the country
being located here.
Recently. however. a number of
small industries have either located
in this city or are seeking locations
in South Bend. This city's power
facilities, its transportation facilities
and its rapid growth and future pos
sibilities seem TO be drawing small
industrial institutions here.
Recently the city council adopted
an ordinance preventing the location
OF small factories in residential
parts Of the city without the consent
of residents in these localities.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-16
LASALLE

Norma Talmadge and Eugene
O'Brien, the most famous co-starring
pair on the screen, are to be shown
in a 1921 revival Of their greatest
success, THE Moth" a modern story
Of a pleasure woman, sumptU-
ously screened. 1t is the LaSalle
booking for Sunday. Today The
Price of Silence" is being shown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-16
SUCCEEDS sPOTTS.

F. Spots, chief of the Studebaker
receiving inspection department
for the past year. has resigned to ac-
cept a position with the Marine Con-
struction CO. Of Detroit. The chief
left many friends behind. His sue
Cessor is John Cook.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-16

times in South Bend today al the
Castle, and will be followed tomor-
row BY Doug Fairbanks in his most
famous success. The wild and
Wooily." Both are Paramount offer
inEz
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-16

duce so to so cars per day last year.
The present piece work rates ana
the anniversary check have put pep
in the crew.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-16
CASTLE

Doug MacBean in The Home
Stretch" is being shown for the last
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-16

Despite the emphatic dcnials Of
Bftss Sylvia JOoeiYn. a scenario
writer OF Los Angeles. Dame Ru-
more II stiu spreading reports that
Champion Jack Dempsey and
Miss JoceIyn will b. married In the
near future.
The Washington times., 1921-10-24
THEY'RE HUMAN
William AthertOn Du Puy-

Mature saws Dr. l.. o. Howard entomologist
for the Government lis constantly trying expert
ments mostly unsuccessful The mastodon
one Of natures experimental creatures that failed
to survive. So was the dodo. and 30 were al of
those animals that once lived upon the earth but
are now gone. They have passed because their
qualifications were such that they could not keep
themselves going. They lacked competence TO
Man is one Of natures most phenomenal ex-
periments, the success OF which is yet matter
of doubt. Many small insects given by ma
ture sets of tools with which to earn a living
much more complete than those given to man.
Man, however, has been given the peculiar quail
ity Of creating tools not a part OF him. Man is
constantly in state of change and that change
IN the recent history of the world has been IN de-
veopment. He may. one Of these days. take the
back track.
.'The cockroach is much more firmly estab-
lished. So perfect an organization is the COCK.
roach that It has remained virtually unchanged
In the world for inordinate length or time'
which fact is evidenced in the fact that very
old rock formations reveal the cockroach virtu-
ally 1t exists today
Miss Temple Bailey whose "Trumpeter Swan"
the fifth OF her novels, appeared last year with
its great appeal for the dreamers or the world
tells of an interesting occurrence in connection
with the publication Of that book.
The idea of the story came to Miss Bailey when
she was shown a stuffed trumpeter swan, one of
a private collection, the Bird having long been
alleged to be extinct and was told its history the
story of how the flocks used 20 fly low over the
northland and send forth their trumpet calls 40
distinctly that they could be heard at a great
distance with a charming effect.
Almost simultaneously with the appearance
Of THE Trumpeter Swan" however. n flock of
the birds for whish 1t was named was reported
from the North, flying low of old, the sound
OF the trumpet coming clearly to those who lis
tened.
Marion, Ohio. where the President comes from,
has lust announced that IL is to have a brand
new humdinger of hotel with servidors in the
doors 'neverything. 1t is to be known Hotel
Harding.
All Of which calls to mind that some thirty
or forty years ago the present Marion Hotel was
built in that town and at the time there was a
plump young man around there who was trying
to make a living by writing insurance. After
much effort and success nc shook down the
big plum, the policy for the Marion Hotel His
commissions this policy were enough to car
ry him for year.
His name Warren G.. Harding.
Copyright, 1921.