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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
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peal himself, without seeking the
aid or consent OF anyone else. II
he will stop stealing he viii not have
TO divide with the government"
The cOn1moner smiled broadly
when I mentioned the Irish situa-
ton. "A new armistice day" was
his description OF the Day irish peace
is established. It is difficult for any
one not actually affected by the Irish
situation, he said. 10 understand an
the difficulties TO be overcome. The
entire world Will rejoice, he stated,
II a basis of permanent peace in
Ireland IS reached.
Has the democratic party a chance
to come back D" he was asked. In
deed il has a very good chance 70
again gain control OF the admins
tration." ne asserted emphatically.
"The reaction against the republi-
can already has set in" declared
Bryan. 1T is possible for the demo
Gratis TO gain control of the next
congress if they will stand on the
side Of the people on all questions
1.-THE democrats should select a
progressive man in every district
now represented by a republican and
pat him TO work discussing public
questions I'm his district. with a view
10 winning the next compression
election: not a man who will make
n bid for the vote OF the under
world, but a manor a woman
who will appeal to the consciences
of the voters as we'll as TO their
judgments. TO women as we'll as to
men-a man or a woman who will
represent the masses instead Of the
profiteers and privilege hunters"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
HOUSEWIVES HERE
FIND 1T HARD TO
GET FRESH EGGS
Country Variety Appear to
Have Dropped From Mar
ket-Tomatoes Plentiful.

South Bend housewives are find
ins IL difficult this week 70 buy real
fresh country eggs at any price.
They do not seem TO be had. There
appears 20 be any quantity OF cold
storage eggs. sometimes sold as
fresh country eggs. at from IS cents
70 40 cents a dozen.
The public market az well as the
various groceries throughout the
city. are displaying quantities OF to-
matoes. selling at from two and a
half cents % three cents a pound.
This Is he full season for fresh to-
matoes, and the price for them is
believed 20 be as low now as II viii
be during the present season.
Peaches have made their appear
ance on the public market. as well as
In the grocery stores and on the
fruit stands. They are selling at
from IS 70 81 "A bushel. At some
groceries they are being sold at IS
cents a pound.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
BRYAN SUPPORTS
HARDING'S CALL
ON DISARMAMENT
CommOner Declares World
Should Look Hopefully
Forward to Conference.

ST LOUIS, No. Aug. II. - The
world should look hopefully for
ward to Pres't Harding's proposed
disarmament conference, according
TO William Jennings Bryan, erst-
while secretary of state in the
cabinet OF former Pres't Woodrow
Wilson.
Those who have been hoping and
praying for universal peace" de-
clared Bryan, while here on tour
OF the west, have more reason than
ever to be hopeful today. Pres
Harding's proposed peace confer
ence, if successful. Will be the
greatest gathering in centuries. The
peace conference at Paris ended the
war. This conference may end all
wars
Attacks Booze Law EnfOrcers.
When shown headlines in a local
newspaper detailing the capture of
two large whisky stills. Bryan de-
clared prohibition has come to stay.
Prohibition is permanent" he
declared emphatically. Before pro-
hibition went into effect carloads OF
liquor were shipped into the cities
hauled by drays TO saloons on promi-
nent corners and displayed alluring-
ly on the shelves and in windows.
Now liquor Is brought in hand.
bags at night by bootleggers who
sneak through the alleys. That 4.
some change. Where the law 1:
not enforced II is mainly where the
enforcing officers are not in sym
pathy with the law. An officer who
sits down and listens TO a debate be
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13

tween his appetite and his oath OF
Office, before starting on a raid. IS
apt TO arrive too late. It's some
thing like allowing horsethieves 10
elect a sheriff
Besides those who aren't willing
20 cut out their own supply, we have
those who are crooked; but we have
the same problem to deal with In
enforcing all laws. Many automo-
bres are stolen. but no one suggests
that the law against automobile
thefts be repealed"
The vets" Bryan declared
smiiingly, thought the beer ruling
by former Atty. Gen. A. Mitchell
Palmer was a ray OF sunshine.
1T turned out 10 be a ray of
'moonshine. he scoffed, and the
shine will soon be taken out Of it
by an act Of congress.
don't see how beer can eter
come back. 1t it cannot come back
as medicine. how is It going "a
have a chance to come back as a
beverage ?"
The wet parade in New York or
July didn't have 'one-half Of one
per cent kick Bryan said.
THE funeral obsequies OF John
Barleycorn are all over" he con-
tinued enth Enthusiastically. 1T was
estimated that 100000 persons would
march in the New York booze
coterie.' but it turned out that only
1890 actually marched in the
parade. Nine hundred of those were
musicians. paid by sore-head brewery
agents. The funeral services are
sure over"
Supports Excess Profits Tax.
The corpulent. many-time presi'
Dental candidate also had few re
marks to make about taxes. The
great question Is not so much reduc
| ton Of taxes. he asserted, as the Sc
! lection Of things to be taxed.
THE only tax repeal which hal
been vociferously demanded" state'
Bryan. "is the excess profits tax
/ This should be the last tax repealed
1t is a tax collected only on excess
profits-that is the tax that ough
not be taken from the purchaser
1t is the only tax that one can re
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
Oliver Hotels Chief Pastry
Cook, Judge in Contest, Gives
DUN Recipes to News- Times

Readers OF the Weekly Market
Basket department will be pleased
TO secure a collection OF choice r.
cipes today from Paul Cladel. chief
pastry chef OF the Oliver hotel.
When - comes TO recipes. Mr..
Cladel knows what's what He has
been judging the hundreds OF food
suggestions received every week by
The News-Times and now has kind
y consented 10 contribute some OF
his own.
Cladel is a native Frenchman and
brings 20 this country and oliver
hotel patrons the traditional knowl-
edge OF the French, who are general
" considered among the finest cooks
In the world.
Mr.. CladeTs first food suggestions
follow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
SPONGE CAKE

Break 10 egg into a beating bowl
with IL cups sugar, Gift 2 cups
pastry flour and melt one-half cup
butter. On a very slow fire whip up
the eggs and sugar TIL the batter
gets about lukewarm, turn Off the
fire and beat cold till light and
creamy, fold in the flour and butter.
flavor with vanilla, pour into creased
layer-cake pars or molds and bake
in rather warm oven. This cake
bakes very quick and careful watch
ing is required. For a filling moth
ing can be more tempting than but
ter-cream which stands the test Of
satisfying quality for is flavor AMI
heavenly goodness.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13

In these enlightened days Il Is
quaint 70 recall that when the old
Shah OF Persia visited England in
1873, some 5000 begging letters were
posted 70 him during his sojourn.
He was much pleased with them. and
felt highly honored 10 receive so
many letters. each OF which he treat
ed as a compliment. He had all OF
them securely packed into a trunk
and dispatched to Persia, where they
were deposited in his museum.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
THE FRENCH GATEAU
CREAM SPONGE CAKE

The sponge cake or genoise which
is one OF the fundamental cakes in
the making OF French pastries.
holds through its fneness and deli
cacy the SUP "emacy Of cakes. Tho
varied use OF it as a desert alone
speaks plainly of the popularity IT
enjoys. Birthday cakes. French ga
teau. fancy ice cream cakes, layer
cakes. French pastries. buildings,
chanully cakes, mocka cakes made
OF properly filled sponge cake will
always be an appreciated bit TO the
connaisseur.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13

They WiH help
you to HUe better
and dress better
and make more
Of yOHr income
in eUe1y VaE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13

cook constantly stirring tin cream
thickens. add vanilla flavor and let
cool of. This cream may be made
some time ahead. Now take one
half pound sweet butter and beat II
light and creamy and gradually beat
in the cream till real smooth. Fla
vor vanilla, chocolate or coffee
Spread this butter cream between
the layers on the sides and top
masque the sides with blanchej
toasted almonds or macaroni crumbs
and decorate the top TO suit your
taste.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13

II you have ever used a needle you
will realize that steel rusts and
stains. But now a stainless steel has
been Invented in the research labor
atories Of an English munitions fac
tory. II Will not tarnish when ex-
posed TO the action Of different
acids.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13

The practice Of drastic economy is
the only means which the new states
OF Europe and France and Italy
can hope 10 escape Insolvency. -
Francis W. Hirst, editor London
Economist.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13

Roger 10 adopt one OF the puppies
born in his airplane while he was
flying to Rome. The nationality OF
these puppies raises an interesting
problem. The mother is an English
fox terrier. The father IS Of unknown
origin. and the puppies themselves
were born in French airpIane fly
ing over Italian territory.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13

Chief pastry chef OF the Oliver
hotel, who has been Judging the
recipes submitting IN The News
Times weekly contest, today offers
some recipes OF his own for read
ers OF the Weekly Market Basket
pages.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
BUTTER CREAM

1 quart milk.
3 eggs.
IL cups sugar,
y cup starch.
Stir the mixture OF eggs, sugar
and starch into the boiling milk and
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-23
CHAPLIN STERN AS DIRECTOR

Charlie Chaplin, the famous screen comedian, is said to be as strict a martinet as director of motion pie lures as he is a good fellow when he is one of the actors on the lot. There have been many tales told of the wrath he has poured on the head of some luckleSs actor or actress who has 'gunsmed' things up.
 Numerous incidents could be re- peated to illustrate the ability the comedian has for inspiring fear and pep into the players who have ap- peared in his productions since he started directing them personally. Jackie Coogan, the youngster who plays the title role in Chaplin's latest release The kid'' draws a more vivid picture of Chaplin the director than any number of anecdotes could.
 Say listen. When the boss picks up the megaphone,' says this preco- c1ous youngster, ito tell us actors what to do youse stop breathing so he don't hear your breathe, and your only worry is that you forgot to put pads on your knees for fear you may get him sore with the noise of them knocking together''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-23
BODY NEEDS WATER.

When the wind blows over the frozen stretches of snow, when you are nervous and run down. when there is mental depression after over work, the body needs tempering like a piece of steel heated to redness.
 Water is the best medium to tenn per both the body and steel. It will make you hard or soft as you may wish. But it sh, uld be applied under the guidance of expert hands. Bath systematically at the Atlas Turkish Baths' 1I9 Fairfield avenue, and get the best there is out of life. Yo,J can reduce your flesh or add weight to the body as you wish. Experts will give you advice free of all charge Sleeping accommodations of the hotel type may be found by those who wish to finger.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-23
|DO I0II FORK \ SIINDIT T
Priscilla Dean and top of poster
 that caused "Much Ado About Nothing.''

Are your initials P. D.? If they are, all well and good. They are also the mystic shrine of the police depart ment. When the Universal which produced "Outside the Law" started to advertise it they conceived the idea of tying it up with the blue law agi- tation, and liberty lovers woke up one morning to find the biIlboards with placardS readng:-"If you dance on Sunday, if you motor on Sunday if you work on Sunday, if you play cards on Sunday, you are Outside the Law" There was no name sign ed to this warning, and immediately controversy arose as to whether it
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-23
HOTEL NATIONAL
 HAS BEEN SOLD.

Paris.-The hotel National at Ge- neva, the headquarters of the League of Nations, has been sold to 0 Swiss hotel company, according to an ex- change telegraph dispatch from Brussels today. There have been per siStent reports for two weeks that the headquarters of the league would be removed from Geneva because Switzerland refused to allow allied troops, bound for the Wilma plebiscite zone, to cross Swiss soil. Switzerland threatened to withdraw from the league if the allies pressed their de- manda. -. d s.s.ssa
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-23

was a threat on the part of the blue law advocates or a promise of oppo- siton- An officer was sent to the hthographer, who assured him that
 r. D.' had no reference whatsoever to them and was the legitimate prop erty of a very well known person, who had as much right to these initials as the police department: namely. Pris- clila Dean. The plan of the cam palgn was then explained, and the fact that it continued to it's culmina- ton, wherein the initials were carried out into Priscilla Dean,' indicates better than anything else that the of nclaIs were willing to permit it.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-23
WHISPERING SECRETS
 OUT OF SCHOOL

Langdon Mccormick, the play wright was removed to Chica go last week for an operation. but it didn't come off.
 They removed him, and after a consultation decided that the opera ton was more painful than serious Mr. Mccormick had a happy inspir- ation.
 "P1l come back for the operation" he declared, "but I can't wait just now. I have an important appoint ment back in New York"
 Don't be foolish,'' the nurse ad- vised him. What can be so import ant as to make you want to postpone the operation ?''
 'l have got a chance to get a case of real hootch at reasonable price," he explained, land the option expires in a couple of days"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-23
NIAYBESO!

Sonia SeTovaI. the dancer, who takes a capita1istic interest in the Vestof-Serova School of Russian Dancing. suffered from an aching molar. She vf's seriously considering 2 a dentist visit and had visions of an eSthetics.
 Ibid you ever take ch1oroform ?'' she inquired of one of the assistants in the academy
 "No," she replied promptly. Gan you teach it?''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-23
SOME SPEED!

Ruano BogisIav, the singer of gypsy songs, was preparing for one of her New York recitals. Her regular accompanist was i'll and she sought substitute but without great success.
 Wasn't he satisfactory" inquired Beth Martin.
 ''He might be for some things" the singer answered, ''but not an accom- panist. He passed me on the second bar and steadily gained thereafter .''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-23

I ly married to Mrs. Cecile PercivaI widow of a California artist, tried to keep the marriage a secret and all
 most fooled the reporters by his se- curing license under the name of II. Van Zandt Bosworth.
 Norma Talmadge has packed her mantillas, her shawls, and her Span lsh combs Herbert Brenon has in Sured his megaphone and JoseDh Schenck will lead them both ouietIv by the hand to the station and to- gether with the rest of he family hey will depart for. the SouthIands and pastures warm, where they will take a short holiday in Palm Beach after weeks of hard work on s'The Passion Flower"
 While the powers that be refuse to dlvulge the film future of Lionel barrymore, he is improving the shin ing hour by preparing to take his part in the production of Macbeth. which Arthur Hopkins will produce shortly.
 Elinor Fair has been engaged to appear as leading woman for Earle Williams in Loot of the Night" She has just returned to Los Angeles af- ter finishing a picture in New York as leading woman for Eugene O'Brien.
 Aimee Torriani spent the greater part of last week either working in the final scenes of J. Gordon Ed wards special t'The Queen of Sheba. ;. Or else watching others work. Miss Torriani was fascinated largely be- cause the set was an exterior on pie turesque ranch land in the San Fernando Valley.
 George Me1ford's complete cast roster for The Money Master" lists Dor othy Dalton as the headuiner James kirkwood running her a close second as leading man; Ann Dorrest, Alan Hale, Truly Shattuck, Charles Osle and Mabel Van Buren.
 Betty Blythe, who is creating a leading role in a big spectacle now being filmed for Fox wears at least 15O pounds of beads in the produc- tion---but not all at one time They are distributed through the thirty costumes she wear.
 Raymond Mckee. leading man wifi, Shirley Mason in Twin Toy" was re- gently forced to acquire a real home, terrier. When Ray acquired the dog he was living in a hotel; but as dogs were against the rule, he had to leave and rent a house.
 Sylvia Ashton, around whom Cecil B. DemiIle built such noteworthy films as "O1d Wives for New" and Don't Change Your Husband" has been engaged to create an important character part in Eileen Percy's new production, "The Flushing Bride.''
 Los Angeles Chinatown was en- listed en nasse by Director Frank Lloyd in filming part of Gouvernerr Morris GA Tale of Two Worlds" his first original contribution to the screen
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-23
WEST END.

That the cleverness and wit of good musical comedy can be adequately transferred to the screen was proven recently when "Oh Lady Lady, is shown tonight with Bebe Daniels as the star, Harrison Ford and Walter Hiers in support. "Oh Lady Lady," it will be remembered, is the very successful Bolton and Wodehouse production which scored such a very tremendous hit only a few years ago
 Tomorrow: Charles Ray in "45 Minutes From Broadway" Geo. M. Cohans great stage play
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-23

Max Linder, the French comedian now engaged in filming his latest ye- hicle, ''Too Much Pep,' has learned to speak English only since beginning the production
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-23
SPORT SNAPSHOTS

T. J. McCahiu at Iarchmont trans yesterday smashed 195 out of 200 tar gets.
 Yale's boxers carried off the hon OTIS in competition with Queens Col lege ring experts, 4 points to ?.
 The Tia Juana race track has clos ed its gates owing to the high taxes demanded by the Mexicn authori- ties.
 libby Light. former football star, has resigned as coach at the Quaker institution.
 Mortimer Milne of Montreal, copped the international ski honors at Saran- ac Lake.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-23

Russ Powell and George Kunk1e have been added to the cast of the picture on which Tom Moore is now working, a picturization of MT. d:1rnes of New York; Naomi Childers is again leading woman to MT. Moore ~
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-23

John Sainpolis, who has the title role in the Frank Lloyd production of
 The Great Lover," has played on the speaking stage with such celebri ues as David Wartield, Elinor Rob son. David Warf1e1d and Richard Bennett. On the screen he has supported Pauline Frederick. Mae Elvidge
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-23
Cinema Breviities

Hobart Bosworth, who was recent ly married to Mrs. Cecile PercivaI, widow of a California artist, tried to keep the marriage a secret and al- most fooled the reporters by his se- curing license under the name of H. Van Zandt Bosworth.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-23

Los Angeles Chinatown was en- listed en masse. by Director Frank Lloyd in filming a part of Gouverneur Norris "A Tale of Two Worlds" his first original contribution to the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-23

Sylvia Ashton, around whom Cecil B. DemiI1e built such noteworthy films as "O1d Wives for New" and Don't Change Your Husband" has character part in Eileen Percy's new production, ''The Flushing Bride.'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-23

While the powers that be refuse to divulge the film future of Lionel Barrymore, he is improving the shin ing hour by preparing to take his part in the production of Macbeth, ,'' which Arthur Hopkins will produce shortly.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-23

Lionel Adams, who is the father Tn Fantomas,' will be remembered for the sterling performance he gave in The Man of the Hour," and other DE plays that had long runs on Broadway and the road
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-23

Elinor Fair has been engaged to appear as leading woman for Earle Williams in Loot of the Night" She has just returned to Los Angeles af- ter finishing a picture in New York as leading woman for Eugene O'Brien.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-23

Raymond Mckee. leading man with Shirley Mason in 'FWin Toy" was re- gently forced to acquire a real home, and all on account of a brindIe bull terrier. When Ray acquired the dog he was living in a hotel; but as dogs were against the rule, he had to leave and rent a house.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-23

Paul Willis, who came East from IIle california studios to see what New York looks like. has been en- gagged for an important role in the special production which Richard stanton is making. The company may go to New Orleans to get some race track scenes
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-23
MOVIE FLASHES

Nick Cogley, one of Goldwyn's S players was chairman of the commit tee that arranged the rodeo to be held near Los Angeles by the mo- ton picture people. It is hoped to raise $75,000 for the benefit of the poor Will Rogers will be one of the participants
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-23

"Fixed by GeOrge,'' the fourth of the famous fun features of Eddie Lyons and Lee Moran. is showing at the Empire theatre. It is better, if anything. than Everything But the Truth La La Lucille'' and "Once Plumber. The old farcical situa- tion of bringing a number of oppos- ing actions together and keeping them together aganst their will is utilized by Edgar Franklin, who wrote the story. He uses the novel means of a gang of mysterious auto thieves who force four parties of motorists seek to shelter from the rain in a vacant country house.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-23

Betty Blythe, who is creating a leading role in a big spectacle now being filmed for Fox wears at least l5O pounds of beads in the produc- tion---but not all at one time. They are distributed through the thirty costumes she wear.