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New-York tribune., 1921-11-27

Bath" Bert Green, Jean LA Crosse,
Claude and Marion Cleveland and
others.
WINTER GARDEN-Edyths Baker and
Clarencs Nordstrom, In Musical
Comedy Moments" In the feature
act Nat Nazarro jr. remains an
other week. Leona La Mar, Charles
Howard, Harry and Anna Scranton.
Make and George, Musical John
soma and La Beige Duo complete tho
bill.
PROCTOR'S FIFTH AvENUE--First
half; B. A. Rolfe, Wilson Brothers,
Marie Jaspar, Bobby Bernard and
Koban Japs. Last half; Owen Nc
Giveney, spirit Of Mardi Gras,"
Laurie Ordway, North and Halliday
PROCTOR'ST TWENTY THIRD STREET
First half: Donovan and Lee, Mol
lie Mcintyre, Mccormick and Wal
lace, Henry Lewis and George, Mack
and La Rue. The picture: Harry
Carey, in "The Fox" Last half.
Tennessee Ten, "Jed's Vacation
Hart and Rose, w. s. Harvey, Bab-
cock and Dolly The picture: Pris-
ella Dean, in "The Conflict"
PROCTOR'S FIFTY EIGHTH STREET
First half: Frank Dobson and his
"Sirens," Coffman and Carroll, Ber-
rick and Hart, officer Hyman, Bessie
Clifford. The Aim: "The Fox" Last
half: Miller and Anthony, Anger and
Packer, Hollis Quintette, Fred Gray
Valda, Farnuma and Farnuma, Alice
De Garma. The film: "The Conflict"
PROCTOR's l25TH STREET-First
half: "Going Up" Oscar Lorraine,
Wills, Virginia and West, "Jeds Va
cation" Frances Doughcrty, Hollis
Qulntette. The film, "The Fox"
Last half: "A Modern Cocktail"
Marshall and Williams, Mccormick
and Wallace, Paul Hill. Paul De
Vally and his Golden Horse The
Aim: "Thc Conflict"
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
Brooklyn Theaters

HAJESTIC-"Trene.s with Patti Har-
old in tbs title role, returns for a
limited engagement
MONTAUK-David Warfeld, In AThe
Return of Peter Grimm" with the
same cast that appeared In his cup
port at the Belasco. Is tho attraction.
BORO PARK-First half, MacFarlane
and Palace. Ward and Murray, Mas
Iowa. The Aim: "Love Never Dies"
Last half: Grace Doro, Murray Kis-
sen, Frank Wilcox, Joe Laurie jr.,
Chandon Trio. The film: "The Con-
dict"
Observation-Disclosures Tournament
Week features bill on which George
Jessel, Yvette Rugel, Herman Tim
berg, Thomas J. Ryan, Harry and
Dennis DuFor, Coogan and Casey,
Rule and O'Brien. the Three Bel.
monts and Willie Rolls share equal
honors.
ORPHEUM-The Mosconi Brothers
top the bill Harriet and Marie Nc
Connell, Margaret Young, Paul
Decker, Val and Ernie Stanton,
Irving and Jack Kaufman. Wells,
Virginia and West, Sealo and Morton
Jewell also appear.
LOEw's METRoPOLITAN-First half:
Dorothy Quinetts and Stanley
Hughes head the vaudeville, with
Alice Brady, in "Hush Money" for
the film. Last half: Virginia Bellies,
Murray Voelk, Gordon and Healy
on the stage. Thomas Meighan, In
"a Prince There Was" on the screen.
sHUBERT- CRESCENT - Lee White
heads the bill on her return to
America. La Sylphe, Hal Forde and
Lieutenant Gitz Rice, Mile. Anna
Codee. the Gallarini Sisters, La
Beige Duo. Mccormack and Rogay,
Billy McDermott and Robinson's
Elephants arc others appearing.
STRAND-Douglas Fairbanks. in "The
Three Musketeers" Is the feature
film, with special prologue for the
only other number on the program.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
Vaudeville

rALACE--Bessie Clayton, in "A Box
Party" heads the bill for second
week. Roscoe Ails Ia another dancer
appearing. George MacFarlAne, Rae
Samucls, Hyams and Mcintyre, Leo
Beers and Tivok and Jenny complete
the bill.
RIvERSIDE--Sophie Tucker Is the
headliner, with Rogers and Allen,
Johnny Burke, Holmes and La We're,
Margaret Padula. Dave Roth, the
Creightons and Herbert and Dare
also on the bill.
COLONIAL--Singer's Midgets are the
chief attraction on bill including
Bert Fitzgibbon, Howard and Sadler,
McDevitt. Kelly and Quinn, Ford and
Coodridge, and Chong and Rosie
Moey.
EIGHTY-FIRST STREET--Robert EN-
NETT Kcane and Claire Whitney, In
"The Cosby Sex" is tho vaudeville
feature; "Thc Conflict" with Pris-
ella Dean, the picture.
FORDHAM-First half, Trennell Trio,
Huston Ray, Claude and Fanny Ush-
er, Harry and Anna Seymour, Santrey
and Seymour. The film: "The Fox !"
Last half: Ernest Ball, Ward and
Murray, Lewis and Dody and others.
The film: "The Conflict"
FORTY-FOURTH sTREET-Hetty King
heads the bill. Eva Shirley, Ber-
nardi, Klein Brothers, Bernard and
Townes, Alfred Naess, Harris and
Santley and Sensational Togs" COM
plete the bill.
HAMILTON-venita Gould and Flor
ence Nash share headline honors.
Morton and Lewis, Carroll and Mac
Donald and Elmer Ell Cleve are on the
bill. Priscilla Dean, in "The Con-
f1ict," is the picture.
LOEW'S AMERICAN--First half, Nc
Kay's Scotch Revue and Brady and
Mahoney are the principal vaude-
vile acts. The film: Constance Tai
madge, In "A Woman's Place. Last
half: Betty Bond and Lindall and
Laurel on the stage. "The Sheik" on
the screen.
LOEW'S STATE-Virst half, Rainh
Whitehead is topliner of the vaude-
vile, with Needless Moths" and
"Never Weaken" for the film offer
ings. Last half: Skelly and Heit
Revue, Arthur Jarrett, Wahl and
Francis. The Aim: Thomas Meighan.
in "A Prince There Was."
MOss's BROADWAY - Tho feature
picture is Ladies Must Live" The
vaudeville program includes Eda Ann
Luke, In ~Parlor, Bedroom and
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
Home Life Of tho Stars

Sixteen Of the important stars Of
the motion pictures will be at home to
MIN fans in the special Home Late
Issue Of Screen Snapshots" Elsie Fer
guson, Mary Pickford and Douglas
Fairbanks, Norma and Constance Tai
madge, Richard Barthelmess, Wallace
Reid and Dorothy Davenport opened
up their homes to Screen Snapshots. !"
Harry Carey's ranch Ia pictured; Bes-
sic Love Is seen dusting her bungalow:
Tsuri Acki, wife Of the famous Haya-
kawa, Is posed in her garden; Lester
Cuneo. J. Warren Kerrigan, Mary Mac
Laren, Baby Peggy, and even Pal, the
popular canine actor. will be seen in
this series. The picture will be fur
nished with special art titles.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
Al the Columbia

Barney Gerard's "Girls de Looks"
which is the attraction at the Columbia
Theater this week, is one Of the most
elaborate offerings In the field Of bur-
iesque. Mr.. Gerard Is a pioneer in the
work Of eliminating from this form Of
entertainment those Objectionable ele-
ments that in former years kept bur-
Iesque under the ban, and this new
show is a worthy example Of his
achievements. Joseph K. Watson and
Will H. Cohen, recruited from vaude-
vile, are the principals of the COM
pany, which includes Monica Redmond,
Halne Deane, Teddy Stowell. Peter
Trasier, Eddie Green, Will Davis and
0ussie White
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
First National Directors
Arc International Stare

Ernst Lubitsch. the famous German
director, Will sail for New York carly
in January. The pictures which have
made him famous In America are "Pas-
sion," the Continental screen version
Of "Du Barry" "Gypsy Blood" and
zone Arabian Night" In all Of these
the Incompatible Pola Negri was the
star. Another prominent European di-
rector, Dimetri Buchowetzki, whose
1Dantcn" Is being released by First
National as "All for a Woman" will
visit this country early in the new
year. Buchowetzki has secured from
the Oberammergau authorities the sole
rights to llake screen production Of
@The Passion Play"
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
I'm Picture Iheaters

ASTOR.- 1T Theodora," the italian aim,
begins tho last three weeks OF its on
gagement.
CAPiTOL--''Ths Lotus Eater adapted
from the story by Albert Psyson Ter
hune, with John Barrymors In the
leading role, 10 the feature Aim. Tho
music program has selecttons from
I'll Pagliacci'' and "rhe Foitane Tel
Ier.' A special prologue entitled
South Sea Idyll" has pantomims
dance by Gambarelli and Preach
CENTRALr-"M o." with Mabel
Normand, continues. DR.. Carlos Dem
mandil, violinist, and Colin O'Moore,
barytone, are the soloists accompany
Ing the picture.
CRITERION Peter Ibbetson," with
Wallace Reid and Elsie Ferguson,
enters the seventh week Of it's en-
gagemcnt
LEXINGTON--Th Danish actress, Asia
Nielsen, in the title role, begins the
LYRIC Wild Cunning will pre-
sent "Our Mutual Friend" adapted
for the screen from Dickenss novel,
RlALTO-Jack Holt In "Ths Call Of
the Wild" makes his debut as Para
mount star. Pauline Frederick is re-
tained for a second week In the
screen-opera LA Tosca."
RIvOLi-'"The Bonnie Brt~r Bush," u
Donald Crisp production, made in
Scotland, is the feature. Victorina
Krigher has Brahms's Hungarian
Gypsy Dance" as the solo number for
her second week. Liszt's Second
Hungarian Rhapsody" Is the over
ture.
STRAND - THE Three Musketeers," ("
with Douglas Fairbanks ss D'Ar-
tagnan, continues for another week.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
The Lure of the Movies

Louis Silvers has gone to the West
Coast to do the musical scores for .
numbsr Of forthcoming pictures. Sill
vers who did Greenwich Village Fol-
lies" "Bombo," "The Perfect Foop and
score Of other Broadway successes, was
hrst lured into the field of the silent
drama by D. w. Griffith, who induced
him to do the scores for sway Down
East" and Dream Street." His sue
cess with these films created SO great
demand for his services that he has
vsacstsally abandoned the musical
Aeldk
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
In Outlying Houses

sHUBERT RIVIERA "The Broken
Wing the comedy-drama by Paul
Dickey and Charles w. Goddard,
plays here this week.
BRONX OPERA HOUSE--Mary RYAN
in "Only 8S" Is the current attrac-
tion.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
Peeps Into the Future

Plans have been completed by the
Pioneer Film Corporation. for the re-
lease of five new feature pictures
These pictures will be called "Star
Specials" and are as follows: "The
Crimson Cross" with vandyke Brooks;
"The Leech," with Clair Whitney; "Be.
yond the Crossroads" with Ora Carew;
"In Society,"" with Edith Roberts, and
"a Millionaire for a Day." with Guy
Empey. Pioneer also has ready TO,
immediate showing a series of two
reelers known as "Peeps Into the Flu
ture."
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27

Coming Soon-s'School Days.
Harry Rapf has prepared a thirty
minute revue composed Of talented
youngsters from Gus Edwards's COM
pany to use as . prologue to "School
Days." which will be shown at tho
Astor Hotel on December /. Wesley
Barry is the star in this picture.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-21
OLIVER

You hypocrite." said the black
sheep TO his brother. you can quote
scripture, but there is one Of the
Ten Commandments l never heard
you repeat; that is. Honor Your
Father and Your Mother" And
he ragged him through the streets
to make him ask forgiveness at his
mothers knee. This is one Of the
outstanding incidents in "Over the
HILL" which is now showing twice
daily at the Oliver theater.
This picture, which is an adapta-
ton Of two OF Will Cartoons farm
ballads" is the film sensation of the
day Comedy. character drawing
romance. sentiment and drama all
have their part in the big theme,
which is written about the divine
love Of a mother whose devotion
and self-sacrifice knows no limit 8
It takes tho case of a mother OF
a large family and pleads for her
Her children are shown first as
youngsters, playing. fighting, low
ing. hoping. receiving a certain
of schooling, all under the
" a ktAALuA eye VI a lllONlAEA viii a.
love for her brood that knows no
rest or surcease from worry. Later
the children are shown as grown
men and women. far flung in rank
and forgetful in devotion. The viii
lain is introduced here as the son
who in his youth was good at his
studies and could always quote
scripture. while the hero Is the
black sheep" OF childhood Gays.
the only one TO think of his mother
in her age.
This is all told in simple and con-
vincing fashion. with Mary Carr as
MA Benton" creating a MASTER
piece Of screen Characterization that
Will live in the memories Of those
who see her long after the most
noted screen stars have been for
gotten.
A special children's matinee will
be given at the Oliver Saturday
morning at 10 O. clock. The price
OF admission is very low.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-21
Secrets of the Movies Revealed

Q-where will Rex Ingraham and
Alice Terry be married?
A-Tkey will be married In Ire
land. but we don't know the date.
Alice had intended 10 retire from
the screen after their marriage but
Rex continues to plan productions
with her IN the leading role.
Q-What will be d. w. Griffith's
next production?
A=D. W. Griffith Is now working
on the screen adoption OF The Two
Orphans with Dorothy and Lillian
Gish as the two orphans.
Who is the oldest person, In
point OF service, in motion pic
lures today? He is also called
the Columbus Of California and
produced the first serial. the
first Western pictures, and in
troduced wild animals in the
silent drama. The answer will
interest you Read II tomorrow
In this department.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-21

fully cuts away the headp!ece.
This is the first double feature pro-
gram which has ever been presented
by this popular playhouse.
Alice Joyce, who Is supported by
an all star cast in The Inner Cham
ber." is scheduled for a one day
showing next Sunday. This is Miss
Joyce's latest release. and no money
has been spared TO make it one OF
the finest IL which this charming
star ever appeared In.
owing TO the fact that the Black
stone management has turned over
the house to the American Legion
20 present the historical production,
The Man Without a Country" the
regular program Of the Blackstone
Will be Ommited on Oct. pa and %,
excepting the Symphony orchestra,
but on Wednesday the usual Black
stone program will have full sway,
and Norma Talmadge and Lew Cody
Will be seen in The Sign on the
Door"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-21
Screen
AUDITORIUM

Hoot Gibson. the hard riding
young Universal star will spur across
the screen at the Auditorium today
and tomorrow, and keep moving I'M
I'll Action his new western story
reaches it's whirlwind finish. This is
Hoot Gibson's first lengthy produc-
ton, having graduated from the two
reel class. into the fve-reel features.
Action" could not have been bet
ter story II IL had been built 10 Hoot
GibsOn's measure. The story was
originally written by j. Allan Dunn
and bought by Universal for Mr..
Gibson's first five-reel production.
Clara Horton. the exceptionally ap-
pealing emotional actress plays op-
pOsite the star. while the remainder
OF the company Will give theater-
gOers an opportunity 70 watch the
best work Of such stars as J. Farrell
McDonal. Charles Newton and
Francis Ford, star in his own right
and director Of some of fiimdoms
noteworthy successes. a fourth
chapter Of Charles HutChisOn's
thrilling continued feature. "Hurri-
cane Hutch" and a very funny Ham
and Bud comedy are additional
features.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-21

Mack Swain. comedian. known
familiarity as Ambrose" and who
has made millions laugh during the
course OF his screen career. IS an
important member Of the cast OF
The Idle Class" Charles Chaplin's
picture. which is showing at the
blackstone on n double feature pro-
gram. IN which Betty COmpson
plays the leading role in Prisoners
OK Love"
Mack Swain plays the part OF the
father OF the beautiful young wom-
an On whom Charlie sets his eyes
while playing golf. The usual com
plications ensue. but the picture
closes with Charles hot-foOting II
for the horizon. having inflicted
vengeance on the old man. In one
OF the other scenes Chaplin goes
- = masquerade dressed IN a suit
OF armor IN emulation Of the
knights OF old. Just as he Is about
20 swallow a delectable cocktail.
the movie kind" the vizier on the
head piece falls down, and the
Thirsty chap n unable 10 force Il up
again. For an hour the prisoner trys
20 force up the vizer. but without
success. but Chaplin comes 10 the
fore with a can opener, and man
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-21
ORPHEUM

Veteran patrons OF vaudeville
know that II they fail 10 see Harry
Holman on his annual visits. they
have missed one OF the pig treats
OF the year.
He Is at he Orpheum. the head
liner ~ popular choice and billing.
Pr the las. half OF the week which
opened Thursday.
HIS sketch this year-he writes
HE own and changes each season
j. above his own former standards.
He Is a past master of humor and
sn adept at mingling with it the
tears that are said 10 be so close 20
tho laugh. There is always senti-
ment Of the highest order when ne
appears and 1t is there this year.
stronger than ever.
HIS droll. dry humor keeps the
audience in laughter up 20 that mo-
ment when his gruffness. his scintil-
.eting wit. his singing repartee is
disc,t sed as only a cover for a great
heart filed with kindness. If you
sleep through all the rest OF the
Program, the one act OF Holman is
y URN EOAIS u see.
Next in interest are the Seven Lit
tie Sweethearts. a juvenile act of
children whose ages apparently run
from about four 10 twelve. They
give a most unusual presentation Of
modern ballroom dances and every
professional step known TO the stage.
As a demonstration Of how we'll chill
dren can be trained for professional
acts. they are Incompatible. The
ages are below those usually seen in
such acts upon the stage.
Swan & Swan open the bill with
an original Juggling and dancing
act They have some new tricks
are clever and give a rhythmlcal
performance.
Harold Kennedy contributes an &C.
centric dancing act and some COM
edy drollery. He has as a back
ground some colorful sets and the
assistance OF Emma Francis. pretty.
plump and poppy (please don't
make this pretty plump'D. Mellon
and Rem. dancers. comedians and
near-musical draw applause while
Copeland and Strain in blackface
struck a few musical high spots and
were somewhat reminiscent Of old
time minstrels
The Pathe pictures show. among
other events. the testing of the new
guns built for the navy. T. y. T.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-21
IASAIIE

Setting herself up in the business
OF smashing engagements in an eX-
traordinary step for a young lady to
take. and one offering abundant OPP
portunity for thrills and sport.
When Viola Dana. ace Of aces
among the younger set" Of the
screen, is cast in tho part OF the
girl II IS obvious that the last thrill
tho final ounce Of excitement. the
most wonderful romance, and every
bit Of Joy and jOlity Will be squeez-
ed out OF the extraordinary plot The
picture is called The Match Break
er" and once IL sets Viola up in bust
ness il brings to her two clients. a
father who wants his son freed
from an adventures, and the son
who wishes her TO break up the af--
fair between his son and a design
ing woman" Everybody wins out
in the end. Sunday Will bring TO
The Ia Sale Constance Talmadge.
a rival 10 Viola. and she will De
shown in a revived version of her
greatest success. Scandal" by Cos
mo Hamilton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-21
DIVORCE
DECREE SET ASIDE
Court Bitterly Scores Preach
er When Irregularities
Are Uncovered.

PORT HURON, Oct. 20.-Judge
Harvey Tappan set aside the divorce
decree granted 10 Rev. II. G. Bald
win, on Sept. =. after his attorney
Isaac Hughes. admitted 10 the court
that Baldwin had not established
a legal residence at Yale, Mich, but
rented a room ard at the same time
conducting revival meetings at
Speaker. Mich.
Baldwin, who organized the
Church OF God at Peck, Mich. was
repudiated by his congregation
when the method in which he Sc
cured his divorce became known.
Judge Tappan bitterly arraigned
Baldwin. Following the courts
announcement, Baldwin immediate
ly sought a reconciliation with his
wife. During the two days hear
ing he had never paid any attention
to either the child or his wife.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-21

Q.-HOw long does - take Tony
sarg 20 put his puppets through an
amount OF action which takes just
one and two-third minutes TO enact
on the screen2
At takes a hard days work 20
put his twO-dimensiOnal puppets
through an amount OF action which
takes just one and two-third min
utes 20 enact on the screen. This
is race-horse speed, when compar-
ed 70 the meagre results that the
maker OF animated cartoons has 20
show for his daily output
Q-How old Is Ethel Clayton?
A.-Ethel Clayton was born IN
Champaign. IL. on Nov. IS, 1890.
You'll just have time 10 send her a
birthday card
Q-whst is Hope Hampton's ad-
dress2
A-wTite 10 her al Hope Hamp-
ton Productions. West 32nd st, y.
y. G.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-21
INDICTED CANDIDATE
REFUSES TO WITHDRAW

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. oct. 90
J. Herbert Hartman, seeking the
city Judgeship on the republican
ticket. Will not resign under the
cloud OF a federal grand jury in
dictment. he informed party leaders
yesterday.
AZ the same time. the leaders
formally requested his resignation
and said that II he did not comply
there may be legal action in the
matter. Hartman previously had
offered 20 quit the ticket OF the city
chairman would agree not 70 name
as his successor any OF the candi-
dates he defeated in the primary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-21
Teller Stole $4,000 "Under
Nose" of Examiner, Claim

BAY CITY. Mich. Oct. 20.-That
Carl J. Lankineau. former chief tel
Ter OF the Bay City bank who Is
charged with embezzling 100000.
stole $4,000 while the state bank
examiners were in the bank last
spring was the claim OF the govern
ment brought out in the trial in
United States court today.
The contention which was brought
out by the testimony Of several wit
nesses was that Lankineau had told
the examiners and other officials
that he had given a package con-
tanning 5000 $50 federal reserve
notes 10 Cashier David Miller be-
cause he had not room in the vault
for it,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-21
Michigan Prison Plants
Operated on NeiU Basis

LANSING. Mich, Oct. 20.-Indus-
trial plants in the state prisons must
pay TO the state an adequate wage
for the inmates employed in them
and a rental for the building and
machinery used. must make these
payments as a matter Of bOokkeep-
ing. at least. though they are not yet
required to turn the actual cash over
TO the state treasurer. according 20
a resolution adopted by the admin
istrative board.
The purpose OF this plan, Gov.
Groesbeck says. is to find out just
how much Of the profits claimed by
the various prison industries are real
profits and how much due TO the
fact that these industries obtain their
labor, buildings and machinery free.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-21
CASTLE

Miss Elsie Ferguson. supreme en-
otlonal actress of stage and screen,
IS not only thrilling great movie
crowds with her sUper-ac citing in
Sacred and Profane Love" now at
the Castle. but she is also giving wO-
men the most brilliant fashion hints
they have received this season. her
gowns being Paris creatins which
she purchased when returning from
a triI around the world. Arnold
Bennett wrote this tale OF wo-
mans soul. while Conrad Nagel
heads the strong supporting cast.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-21

WARSAW. oct. 2o.-The annual
meeting OF the Kosciusko Farm
Federation VIII DC held at the court
house En- Warsaw Saturday after
noon beginning az 100.
The election o. officers promises
several contests. Charles AnElIn WIZ.
seek reelection as president ara
probably VIII De opposed bv David
Cunningham. William ad4-- ~
Ca. township ASA Merle UTmo~ cf
Etna township have auuoalo. go
themselves as candidates f8r The
position OF secretary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-21
PASTORS TRIAL
RESTS AT COURT

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, oct. 70
The defense in the trial of Rev. Ed
win r. Stephenson, Methodist minis
ter, charged with the murder of
Father James z. Coyle, Catholic
priest, rested its case today.
The accused minister was the last
regular defense witness on the stand.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-21
BARCELONA REDS
STAGE OUTBREAK

MADRID. Oct O.-Syndicalism
outbreaks took place at Barcelona
today but was quickly suppressed by
the garrison. The government
claims that it has the situation in
hand everywhere despite agitations
by radicals.