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AQUEDUCT RESULTS

First race-three- ysar,olds and up:
sMooneyC, TO |. , 10 |. = to g.. won .
Smarty. ITO tRice,. Z to l. to ?. to g.
second: i'Eclair. ll3 (kunncr). o to 3.
to :. ! to third. Tlmc-l:io is. Also
ran-ponna Agnes. Current Events. Astral
III. Dorothy's Pet. Clarice c.. Jim Con
roth, Marjorie VI.
Second racs-tour- vcnr-oids: s.ecrle-
chase: conditions: about two milcs-rhe
Trout it5 tNicklaus). = 70 .. / to 3. cut
Won, I.ochicl H. iS9. (Mnhoneyl. 10 TO, /,
: Ia !. even second: Sea Wolf. 1886 (Bush),
10 to /. 10 l. even, third. T!me--4:l3 90
Alison Ian-icviaihan. Pcccant Beck
Franc, rircur.
Third aco-threc-ycar -olds; the Luke
Bia ckburn handicap. six and half fur
longs-pry Moon. liz tMillcr). II to ..
10 g. to 3. won. Banksla. III Oxen
ncdy). = to !. To 10. 10 4, second;
ouccrcek, III (Sande). 2 to /. even. > 10
5, third. Timc--i:lS 20. Also rnn-rwo
Feathers. scdscGcld. liouyhanhnm.
Fourth ra three year Odds and up. the
Rockaway selling stakes: six turI0nss-
NulOr, liz tSardc), . to 10. 70 :. TO Il.
won: Crystal Ford, lOT Ponce). 20 to /.
: 20 l. 70 /. second: Becckna, lo7 oEn-
10 SO. Fruit AXE. Fort Churchill Vi
brntc and Well Finder also ran.
Fifth racc-thrcc- ycar-0i!S and up: the
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AZ 3 O'clock l. n,
IN" real estate described In ,-,c sajd
deed. rs follows:
Al that certain tract OF land in
. aroliuc County, known as Edge
li!!l Farm containing 1856 acres.
more or less, and bounded by tho
estate or Mrs. Lucy Southworth and
by the lands OF j. r Terrell Cknown
as l,owcry'sJ. Mrs. Jas. Rcdd g, ais.
and b. the County Road from Ch!Ics-
burg 10 Cedar Fork. For mora
e"nnici" description, reference is
made 10 Il decd fum r.. A England
Sorah England and Mar England u
Harriet &. Trainhaiu. recorded in
af"linc County. Virginia. CLERK
20. and being the same rropSrty
that "hs conveyed to the said AK
anG"r W. Rounds. Jr.. ana Jennie
hounds by deed from II W Lcaolr
ana y. +. Ra.nrs. bearing date De
r"mhcr :. 1919 aud duly recorded In
|ihc Cl.rk's Once of the Circuit Court
~ CAROLINE County. virginia. in -. b
IS, page Eli"
TERMS Cash as TO cos, OF cxecut-
NJ TINS trust, any taxes or Insurance
that may he due and Two notes onc
Tor $50 and the other for .llo. with
interest from April -. 1921. unit
paid. y credit as To- fvc notes. four
Tor the sum OF thirty dpl!are each. all
bear date April =. 1920. and payable
IS, -, 30 and 81 months after date.
and ono note for $1,000. bearing date
Apr.l IL, 1920, and also payable 81
months after date. Balance upon such
terms as may be announced at IN.
sale; vs. must be paid 20 the
nuctioneer at time OF sale
G. i. CARDWELT.
+. J. CRAWFORD.
Trustees
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South Atlantic Association Results.
Charleston, 3; Augusta. >.
SpartanburG. $; Columbia. 4.
Grecnville, Z: Charlotte &
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Totals ..........i6 10 10 - IL
I'prt>muutfI

SUMMARY: Two base hits-SpcnCcr
t2), Goosctrcc, NIoX, Phifcr. ATalonce.
kcllihcr. Winston. Mcouinn. Three
base hit--Maioncc. Home runs
Stcinback. Glockson. stolen bases
Woods. Champliu, Curry (2), Norma
Sacrifice hits-kcliihcr, Moran and
Champagne. Double plays-K either
to Moran to Champlin: Kcllcrman to
tilockson TO McQu!nn. Struck out
Johnson. =: Bruncr. 9. Bases on
balis-Johnson. ): Fromholtz, .:
Fhifcr. 3; Rruner |; Niox, ;. Hit
Goosetree); Fromholtz, ! Cham
naEnc). Losing pitcher--Fromhol
Wild pitchcs--Bruncr and Johnson.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
sTNNDING OF CLUES.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Rirhmund ut suffolk.
Newport News at Petersburg.
Rocky Mount ut Portsmouth.
nj M
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thousands have locked TO the head
quarters of Plant Juice. at the Tragic
Drug Store, 10 testify to the bcne-
TITS received ;hcrcfrom. the follow
Ing selected from IL mass of written
testimonials viii be OF interest:
Mrs Moliie Jones. Of No. 62l West
Main Street. who has a wide acQuaint-
ance in this city. stated:
For the past % years l have been
troubled with my stomach; had ter
rible pains in my back from my kid
ncys. and felt weak and miserable.
After eating | would have bad attacks
of acute Indigestion and could get
nothing To relieve me until | started
to take your Plant Juice. Now | feel
entirely we'll and have no more trou-
bic of any kind. 1t relieved the trou-
bic had with my Kidneys also. |
am glad 10 make this statement for
Plant Juice"
Plant Juice is sold at the Tragic
Drug Co.'S store in Richmond
For sale in Petersburg by Morrison,
tho Drug Man.
For sale in Chase City by the Chase
City Drug Co.-Adv.
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SPORTS
ATLANTA GOLFER LAW
MEDAL|ST At NASHVILLE
Perry Aair Turns In Card NJ -
for Qualifying
Round.
Thy Associated prcssl

NASHVILLE. TENN. June 2i.-
Ferry Adair, of the Druid Hill Club.
Atlanta. was low medalist in the quail
Tying round here today OF the nine
teenth annual Southern amateur golf
tournament, over the course OF tn.
Bellemcade Golf Club. The team
trophy went to Bellcmeade, whosp
four players turned in a total OF 31s
against 3l3 for the Druid Hills team.
runners up
Adair made ~. going out in 81
ana making the same score on the
last nine. AlenNandcr Bush, Louis
vie NY came next with 10. making
a 80 out anu Il 40 in. His 50 was the
best nine holes OF tho day
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CURB MARKET.

per ounce. MONEY. "a rrr cent. Dscoun,
rates. short bills. ~ pcr cont. three
months bills. -. per cent.
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PETE WALDEN is WINNER
OF BOYS TENNIS TOURNEY

Toto WaIHun won the bows sin,.lcg
championship of the Country Club OF
virginia 10y defeating George Warren
~ the. final round yesterday morn
uhY ana play through the scminuaI
round was completed that day.
1hc inal round proved interesting
anu play was excellent throughout.
Warren captured the first set. 6-i. but
walden came back and won the next
Two sets, g. and e.
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later trading when Ohio oil advanced
about ~ points from tho opening
IN Vie industrial! section Intcrcuntincn,sl
Rubb"r weakened after Il small advance.
iobicco. motor and candy uriccg varied
Ht,l" from last nights closing Pressure
against fniD!p Morris caused a drc.!n. u!
more IMAM point 20 "A new low record
boHton and Montana, Ia the metal SET
Ion. was -uoi"ct"d - s-yorc sc!lin. In
me morning ana suffered q decline Of moro
thdn 10 points bonds wu:e uulct and
Lr.au.lILl- 49,
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE Or
A Desirable Farm in
Caroline County. Va.

The G Il -. r. r.
in execution or deed q: trust To
the undcrsigncd trustees. dated April
-. ly2U, recorded Ia Deed Book SIS.
naSc 523. wc viii. at tho request OF
inc notcholdcr. default having beer
mad, in the payment OF the deb
ih"rcin secured. sell by Public Auc
tion, on III. premises.
THURSDAY. lime o. 1901
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MAWKEr.

FEIEKSNTKT PEANUT MANkET.
tkcroFied py Rodgers p.urnmcr Il Co.
Juno a. 1921
SPANISH. farmers stock market quiet,
zoe 10 pc yer bushel. Old stock Spanish
tnc r"r bushcl
N!kGlNIAS. iar'ucrs' stock. murke, quiet
Fancy 1unhos 20 10 7i-c yer No.
Ir!Wc Juwlbos. 5i7c 10 si-c pnr 10,
Fancy runncss. 5i.c 20 81 UYI TO-
Extra prime runners. sc 10 sic per H.
Prime runners ti2C to &c pcr 10
Smelling stock. 3i7u to Arc per ID
International League Results.
Jersey City. o; buffalo. s.
Newark, {: Toronto, .
Reading, ,; Rochester. IL
Baltimore. II. Syracuse. 10
American Association Results,
Milwaukcc, ]; Minneapolis. :.
INDIANAPOLIS Tolcdo-rain
Louisville, 3; Columbus l.
KANSAS City. s; ST. Paul, Is.
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
High Point, 4; Raleigh, 3.
greensboro. :; Hanyiilr. q,
Durham. /: Winst0n-S ulcm. o.
STANDING OF Gu
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Greensboro at Raleigh,
Danville ut High Point.
Durham mt Whist on -Snlrn

BORROW handicap; selling: one miie--Roycc
2. won: Cimarron. 5s (caliahan). is to i.
t. TO !; 3 TO !. second; Sundial H.. 100
lponcc), 10 to !. to |, to l. third.
Tiine,,l:Ss 80. DeviIdog. Rnlco, Court
ship. Ronany. Tom Tnggart and lock Scot
also ran.
sixth racc-two- year-o lds: for tiilies
conditions, four and half furlonss-
out. out. won: Wishbonc. lis tNicAtec). /
to !. ! to ., out. second Alice c.. i0T
lMooney), IL to !, 10 l. : to s. third
Timc-:St. obiong, Glcnbclls. Ravens
wood. Sherando also ran.
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GREEK GRAPPlER WINS
MATCH FROM GARDNER

Cahrlie Mctropoulos, the Greek
srappIcr, last night triumphcd over
"Pinky" Gardner of Atlanta i'm :,
match AT the Broadway Athletic
Arena, after one Of the hardest fought
contests sccn in Richmond since out
door wrestling was nauGuratcd mere.
The affair went the limit, three falls
as Gardner won the initial fall and
Mctropoulos the second. The third
fall went 10 the Greek. who. hy win
ming the match. Will NEE, Ben Stefcn-
SKY. the Chicago Pole
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southern AssncintInn Rcnnlts.

Memphis, s; MODilc, 3.
Little, Rock, .: Atlanta, . OF in.
ninGs. darltncssl.
Ma shvillc. .; New Orleans, 3.
Birmingham. S; Chattanooga. ..
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ITCHING BURNING
ON CH|LD'S FACE
Also Water BIisters. Could Not
Rest At Night. Cuticura Healed.

My child started with an itching
and burning on her face and she
would cry and scratch and water
blisters would come. The blis,ers
would dry up and her face would turn
sore. She could no, rest at night
and would fret in the daytime.
/ sent for free sample Of Cuti-
eura Soap and Ointment. I, did so
much good I bought two cakes of
Soap and one box Of Ointment,
which healed her entirely" (Signed)
Mrs. Mary Lue Williams, r. +. D.
c.. Box 9, Griffin, GA, July 13, 1920.
Cusicura Soap daily and Cuticura
Ointment occasionally prevent pim-
pies or other eruptions. They are a
pleasure to use, as is also Cuticura
Taicum. fascinating fragrance for
pertaining the skin.
6hnp!s Zach Ptss By Nail Address "out suya Lab.
rktoriei. Dept u. Maiden IS. hk.s" Sold eyrrJ.
shcrs LAP &c. Oint;neEt - and SIC Ialcum .Se
E1N Cuiieura Soap sh4vcs without mug.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
st. I.ouis AT Detroit.
Cleveland ut Chicago.
Washington at PHILADELPHIA.
New NOrS at Boston
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25
ORPHETM

a note of disappointment crept
over the afternoon audience at the
Orpheum Thursday when all the
acts on the program offered by the
local management served 20 bore
them rather than entertain them.
None Of the acts measure up 90 the
average standard of quality noucea-
BILE In most of the previous offer
inCs given at the local the3ter dur
ing the past season.
The opening act with Jack Roster
and his trained white eskimo dog
which performs some unusually
adept tricks is the only act that
plea ses at the Orphcum during the
last half of the week. The other
acts which are all more or less Of
mediocre quality seemed 20 bore the
entire audience Thursday afternoon.
Dixon and Murphy put on time
worn and dun one scene skIt which
they call straight" The Arselma
sisters play and sing but the voices
OF the entertainers could stand con-
siderable Improvement. Billy Shone
drags in q baby peramhulator with
three make believe children i'm 81,
which he uses in his act known as
a Day on" Cameron and Rodgers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25
NEWMAN TRAvELTALKs.

F.. VI Newman begins his annual
Traveltalk season at the oliver the
alter this evening. Jerusalem and
the Holy Land. is the first of the
series of five Traveltalks to be given
here. The master traveller in his
lecture viii take you to the Holy
City. Jericho. the Dead Sea. the
River Jordan. Bethlehem. Hebron.
Ramleh, Jaffa, the Plain Of Sharon
and EsdraeIon. At Haina YOU will
meet Abdul Bahai. In new group
OF remarkable motion pictures and
magnificent color views you will
find vast changes throughout Pales-
tine. Jerusalem is no longer under
Turkish rule. The British Tommy
is in control. It is a complete vic
tori which must be seen TO be APP
preciated. IL is a wonderful story
"A viesualizat ton of but another mira
Gle in the city Of miracles. The
Mosque CT Machpelah at Hebron.
which for centuries none but Mo-
hammedans could enter. will be
brought before you. Newman
gained admission and photographed
AZ will. a brief visit to the Jewish
colonies will reveal what the Jews
have accomplished. Newman ar
rived in the Holy City during the
feast of the AInadan' when an up
rising was feared and the streets
bristled with armed trooLs in the
cradle of the Christian religion. is
one worthy Of full attention. Pales-
tine is the most historical of coun-
tries Wherever you walk YOU are
treading on history.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25

Lying Lips is being shown today
at the Castle. This photoplay,
which has made the outstanding ten
strike of the season. continues TO at
tract thousands to view the amaz-
ing story of a wOman's love and a
mans forgiveness, and TO thrill all
its behOlders by its pictured Opu-
lence in the Neptune Bridal Ball
scene. and its spectacular shipwreck
scene, and by its sensational drama
tic incidents on board the sinking
liner or at the foot of the wedding
altar. Florence Nidor and House
Peters. as stars. have helped Thomas
II. Ince. the great producer. to put
out the masterpiece of all of their
careers. Lying Lips" should attract
everyone who goes TO seq pictures at
all. 1t has something great in il for
every class of beholder.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25

years best sellers The screen YER
sion Of this wideIy-read novel viii
be seen today at the Auditorium.
with pretty Anita Stewart I'm the
title role. Fighting desperate
game 10 prove 90 the mca she loves
that the faint OF criminaIity on her
name is menace 20 his success
Mary Regan visualizes the girl who
has the brains beauty and nerve
that should appeal 20 every woman
who views this picture. Ruth Of
the Rockies. No 10. exciting as
ever. and Fox News.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25
THEATRES
american ZiOnisfS u Orl
Ia Palestine Described

Z The accomplishments Of Ameri-
can Zionists ga the work Of r,build-
ing the Jewish homeland were
Landed by T. W Newman. travel
lecturer. speaking last night 90 "a
capacity audience iu Carnegie Music
Hall Jerusalem and the Holy
Land was his cubiect
He paid tribute % the Ziouists.
who hc said are eadeav0riug 10
irrigate the soil and cultivate an
available territory. Weu-equipped
schools are being built. he said. and
II the dreams % the Zi0nlsts are
realized a university for higher ed
ucation viii be established in the
near future. he told of hospitals
and institutions for the care OF the
aged. blind and the orphan being
established under the auspices OF
the Zionists and British.
Pittsburg press.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25
THE KENTUCKIANs."

"The Kentuckians." the great
perturbation of John Fox. Jr's. story
in which Monte Blue. Diana Allen.
and Wilfred Lytell are featured. is
being shown today at the la Sale.
Blue had principal parts in some
thing To Think About" and "A Cum
berland Romance" Miss Allen first
rose to prominence as a Ziegfield
beauty girl. and Lytell has been a
favorite in many of Metros greatest
productions The story of THE
Kentuckians'' is known through the
readers of the great novel. Putting
1t into a feature photoplay is in line
with Paramounts determination to
screen the best writings OF all Ian
guages.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25
"TMIN REDS

That life in crowded apartment.
house is ii fertile field for farce
complications. which shall have not
only the melancholy charm OF IA
miliarity 10 many sufferers who are
forced TO live it. but the exciting
appeal OF continuous and uneNpect-
ed happenings 20 those who live II
with "a sense of humor and those
who look on. has been established
10 the final word By salisbury Field
and Margaret Mayo with their de-
licious farce. Twin Beds" which
viii make its annual visit at the
oliver theater Saturday. Feb. 26,
matinee and night. with Zaina Cur
zon and an ideal company OF COM
edians for its Interpretation.
But Twin Beds" has more than
intellectually amusing situations.
though these would probably have
carried 10 TO rare degree of sue
cess by virtue of their novelty, the
rapidly of their development and
their uncommon naturalness. 1t
possesses the value. almost never
found in farce, Of fine characteri-
zation and the added value OF witty
lines and delicate real feeling,
which pops out when it ~ least eX-
pected. and heishtens the effect of
the comedy.
Three couples live uncomfortably
near 10 each other i'm the crowded
confines of a fashionable apart
ment house. They are brought to-
gether by the sociability of one Of
their number. delectable bride
whose husband wants nothing so
much as peace and quiet in the
home" Once they are throttled in
this unweIcome neighbOrliness they
all make frantic efforts 20 escape
it. each effort entanglins them the
more. till a final catastrophe situ-
alton saves the day and sends the
audience home still rocking with it's
mirth
The management has selected the
proper portrayal OF Twin Beds
here company which includes be-
sides Zaina Curzou, r. NJ D'AngelO.
Antoinette Rochte. Jos. Crehan.
Bess Stafford. CaIue Van Nliet,
Bennett Finn and others
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25
"KISNIET'

The wonderful set showing the city
% Rasdad IN Turkey, is one of the
many scenic features OF "Cismet"
starring otis skinner and which
opens at tho oliver theater Sunday
for run OF hve days. Critics be-
iieve the setting In this photoplay To-
be the greatest ever attempted in
any screen production and il is said
that the acting Of Mr. Skinner has
never been equaned on the silver
sheet
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25
Danish Catarrh
Breathe HSOmei For Two Minutes
and Stuffed Up Head VIII Go.

Ii you want 10 get safe relief from
Catarrh, cold in the head or from an
irritating cough in the shortest time,
breathe Hyomei.
II Will clean out your head in two
minutes and allow you TO breathe
freely, awake or asleep, or money re-
funded
Hyomei should end a cold in one
day. and relieve your OF disgusting
snuffles hawking. spittihg and often
sive breath in a week.
Hyomei is made chiefly rom euca-
lyptus. soothing. healing, germ
killing antiseptic. that, comes from
the eucalyptus forest Of inland Aus
tralia, where catarrh. asthma and
other bronchial troubles are seldom
known.
Hyomei is pleasant and easy 20
breathe. Just pour a few drops into
the Hard Rubber Inhaler. use as di-
rected and relief is almost certain.
A Complete Hyomei Outfit, includ-
ing inhaler and one bottle Of Hy-
omei. costs but little az Wettick $
Cut Rate Drug Store and druggists
everywhere.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25
NERVES TREATED FREE
Br. Fraaklin Miles. the Great Specialist.
Gives "a S2-5o Neuropathic Treat
ment and New Book Free

sick people whose nerves are weak or
derauced--who hove weak heart. stom-
ach bowels, bladder. Kidneys 90 liver
blues. headache. dizziness or dizziness
nervous dyspepsia. irritIbluty. coIt
hands and feet shortuess ~ breath. PAL
pitati0n or irregular heartbeat, dropsy
druwsiuess nervousness. eleeplessness.
tn milling wandering pains backache. ir-
Flfablo spine rheumatism. catarrh, cou-
situation. hvsteria-- would do well to Hc-
cept Or Miles iber0l offer NOu moy
never have another opportunity. " rite
nosg.
His Book contains many remarkable
testimonials after many other physicians
had failed and also endorsements from
f'iergy -ueu. Statesmen Editors Business
Men. Farmers. Railroad Alen. etc
send fer Astoni-hinE Testimonials.
His improved Special Treatments Tor
these disease are the result 90 80 years
experlence and are thoroughly scientific
and remarkably successful, So much su
that Do does not les.fate 20 offer Free
Trial Treatments to fHc sick chat they
may test them free Write at once
Describe your rase. and Dee viii send
YOU n tao pound Free Treatment and
Book Address, rs Frsukiin Miles Dept.
rs Ia 90 49, Frankuu ~. Eikaarf INA.
Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25
I TFREE COUPEI

The Home Economics cab
which is composed of prominent
women Of both 81 Joseph and III
Porte counties held their winter
picnic az the home OF Mrs Alice
Wooiman OF New Carlisle Wsdnes-
day. About 80 women were present.
Poc luck dinner was served. The
History OF The Glass" In poetic
form. was presented by the presi-
dent Miss Miller. Of Rolling Prairie.
The next meeting VIII be held
March 20 al the home 81 Mrs Fan
ME Reese OF Rolling Prairie.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25

Word has been received by rcl3-
tives here Of the birth OF Virginia
Marie Coleman 20 Mr and Mrs.
Jesse Coleman Mrs. C-,rman was
formerly Miss Ethel Hootcu.
Mrs Harold Wolcott and children
# Rolling Prairie and NJ. and Mrs
Walter Beal and son spent Tuesday
az the r.. A. Saunders home
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25

Your life is not complete until you
sec Jackie Cougar, the marvellous
boy actor. He Isl a second Charlie
Chaplin. assisting Charlie the first
IN the favorite picture now showing
on the Blackstone screen. The
Kid" Not before in the history OF
motion pictures had such a stu
pendous picture been made The
film is showing here the entire
week and has broken au records OF
attendance.
Pauline Frederick in Madame
X" one of the greatest pictures on
the screen will start Sunday for
four days. An exact reproduction
OF a noted resort In Buenos Aires
was built on "a stage at the Goldwyn
studios for Pauline Frederick's new
play. Madame X" It is ia this
cafe that Jacqueline FlOriOt, who
still hopes 90 see her son before she
dies. agrees 90 accompany "a crook
back 20 France. She kills him
shortly after their arrival because
ne has learned enough about her 90
plan "a backmau scheme which she
fears viii involve her son. She is
arrested, and on refusing to give her
name is registered at the prison as
Madame Y" Her son. now a law
yer, is assigned TO defend her ar her
trial. neither knowing the identity Of
the other.
This is a picture everyone should
see. There will be no advance in
price for this wonderful production.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25
FOR ITCHING TORTURE
Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo

There is one remedy that seldom
fails to stop itching torture and relieve
skin irritation, and that makes the skin
soft, clear and healthy.
Any druggist can supply you with
Zemo, which generally overcomes skin
diseases. Eczema, itch, pimples, rasheS,
blackheads. in most cases give way
TO Zemo. Frequently, minor blemishes
disappear overnight. Itching usually
stops instantly. Zemo is a safe, anti
septic liquid. clean, easy to use and
dependable. II costs only Csc; an extra
large bottle, S1.O0. II will not stain, is
not greasy or sticky and is positively
safe for tender, sens tive skins.
The E. w. Rose Co. Cleveland. o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25

Mary Regain is one of the most
popular heroines of modern fiction.
Her adventures have been published
in the Cosmopolitan magazine.
hundreds of newspapers. and the
complete novel was one of the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25

give out little enjoyment in their
act Of singing and dancing a
bunch Of gymnasts round out the
bill.
Kilograms opened the perform
ance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25

AIR. and Airs y rs Cauffmsr.
Mre T. D. smith and family visited
Mr. and airs Jacob b. Cauffman q
Warren twp. Thursday
Nrs Chloe SMITH IS on .he E-k