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, 1921-12-30
Coliseum Has
Annual Affair.

she annual banquet to be held by
the employers and employees Of the
Coliseum Motor company vas held
last evening in tho Terrace Gardens
Christmas decorations were used in
great profusion on the dining tables
and n delicious menu was erved by
the Chanticleer cafe.
A program of ~impromptu speeches
was given and q general get together
good time was enjoyed following the
dinner. The a. members of the Coll
scum family all attended.
, 1921-12-30
,ussonIc Dance
for Tonight

II tze '.sidst of se-pentine ribbons.
confetti, paper favors. with the music
OF the orchestra mingled with the
sounds Of the noise makers. the mem
bers Of the Masonic Dancing club viii
entertain their friends at an infor-
NAL carnival dance celebrating tho
Christmas holiday season.
Tho grand march will start prompt
u at . O'Clock tonight IN the temple,
and all guests are asked to jotn In the
first event OF he evening.
, 1921-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Cohen
Entertain
Mr.. IND Mrs. Robert Cohen presided
as host and hostess az n dinner served
at the Chanticieer cafe. Places were
laid for n number OF friends and the
elegant table decorations added 10 the
elaborate affair.
, 1921-12-30
Knties to Give
New Years Dance.

Another entertainment which viii
celebrate the coming in of the
year is the dance which Will be held
in the I. o. o. F. hall tomorrow
ing under the auspices of the popular
Kiite band. Refreshments win be
, 1921-12-30

re-ved An invitation Is extended to
everyone to I'm with the Kntes In
welcoming the new year.
, 1921-12-30
Skating Party
Is Formed.

Something new in tho line OF arnuse-
ments was enjoyed this afternoon by a
party who attended h skating rink
at h Winter Garden. Many had to
learn the art of roller skating over
again but all enjoyez the afternoon TO
the fullest extent.
The party included h Misses Mary
Warren OF Riverton. Margaret Eng
land. Catherine Dunn. Vida Williams.
Vera Tangeman. Louise ziebarty and
Mrs. w. I. Rehr.
, 1921-12-30

Then a log fire was started IN the
fireplace and tho orchestra composed
of several OF h members OF the club
played Entertainments were served.
The dancers who enjoyed the eve
-.ng included Mr.. and Mrs w. !.
Rehr. Jr.. the Misses Vida Williams,
Wilma Scott. Leah Hoi!orar- Mar
snret Knittie. Vera Tangeman. Cath
crime Dunn. Margaret England, Abbie
Arnold. Louise zicbarth. Mary War
rem of Riverton, Diana Dathne Of Win.
throp. Miss. and Miss Fraser OF Chey,
enne and the Messrs- Clifford John.
son, Edward Weaver. Kennedy Ro-
dell. Clarence Cypreassn. William
Long. Richard Walker. John Sullivan,
Ross Grant. George WOODS. DR.. T. J.
Drew. Herbert Ladd. D. r. Philips,
Louis Connolly OF Denver. and Thorn
as Markham Of Olney. Ill.
, 1921-12-30
Shower For
Baby Son.

Mrs. Ernest G. wit: and Mrs. w.
c. Rhoades were hostesses at n sur
prise stork shower held IN honor OF
Mrs. W. C. Eads and her small son.
william Carlyle Mt h home OF Mrs.
Eads. 1912 South Oak street. on Thurs
day afternoon.
Tho lovely gifts were brought TO the
mother by Miss Virginia Witt in a
basket.
A pleasant afternoon was spent by
the 20 guests and towards h close
of the affair refreshments were served
by Mrs. Witt. and Mrs. Rhoades. as
sisted by the hostess.
, 1921-12-30
Mrs. Rouse
Is Hostess.

In honor of a number of young
ladies' who r spending the Christmas
holidays at their homes in this city,
Miss Ethel Rouse entertained at n 1
O'Clock luncheon erved at the Hen
ming hote.. yesterday. Place cards
and table decorations were used.
Places were laid for Miss Janice
Hufsmith who Is attending the Uni
, 1921-12-30
Watch Party at
Bower Home.

Mrs. c. w. Boyer OF North Casper
will entertain about IS guests at a
watch party on New Years eve.
, 1921-12-30
Gaelic Club

Gaelic Club
There Will be n regular meeting Of
tho members of the Gaelic Literary
club tomorrow night ron 2;so o'clock
until 0 o'clock, held In the Moose hall.
All members and friends are in
vited to attend.
, 1921-12-30

E. Paul BatcheIer. county attorney
OF county. arrived here
Thursday 10 Join his family who are
house guests at the home Of Mr., and
Mrs. Frank Flanagan.
G. r. Hagens. II. w. Purcell. and
A. Z. STREET. are leaving for Douglas
to attend court Mr.. Hagen will con
tinue on to Cheyenne to attend fed
r court.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-08
THEATERS
"BIIIIoNS.~

Nazimova repeated her former
screen lriumphs when she appear
cd yesterday az the OEser ihcatgr
In her newest pho:odra a9 Billions"
which shall be shown there for four
days. In many respects. Billions
narrates an extreme interesting
love story. Tho Princes. Triion. a
worel .per n owen Carer. an n 81
GENT -.oet. suddenly becomes wealthy
wnen her husband fr1m whom she
has Decn sstr1u--6. H. assa ssinatel
N III ssia. AT the same time, a leg
aey % the poe. makes hIrn = multi
nulicLaire. Spending their newly
acqu red wealth their paths read T.
a Fashionable wll'cr resort II. Stuch-
ern California. where they are intro
duced and promptly sall in love. But
plOtters are az work 90 mulct the
poet Of some OF his wealth by black
mail and the Princess risks her rep
Utation in a daringly sensational
scene 20 save the poet from scan
dal Mr. Bryant is Nazimova' &
leading man and others in the sup
porting cast are William Irving.
Victor Potel. Marian Skinner and
Emmett King.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-08

Each package of Diamond Dyes
contains easy directions for dyeing
old. faded. sweaters, stockings. drap-
cries. coverings. everything Bcwarei
Poor dye streaks. spots. fades. and
ruins material by giving il a dyed
look" Buy Diamond Dyes" only.
Tell druggist whether your material
Is wool or silk. or If a. Is cotton. lin
IN. or a mixture. 16 rich. fade1ess.
cOlors. ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-08

pany in an incident taken from real
life. t0piines the present vaudeville
program at the Orphcum Jack Lee
is next in favor and in his original
ventriioquil mouol0guo he offers
new sort OF entertainment. Tie uses
no dummy" as do other ventrllo-
quists and has an uncanny way OF
making one believe the voice Is that
OF another person. Amber broth
ers. billed as Americas foremost
equilibrists'' present the act seusa-
tional. Offering daring and original
balancing feats. Leo and Viola
Doherty. in the comedy skit "A
Model Girl" please with some ec-
centric comedy. Jewell and RaN-
mond. two clever girls. and yelling
ton and Sylvia. Juggling experts
complete the bill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-08

It's worth going to the Castle to-
day JUST 20 see Fatty Arbuckle's
trick safe. many critics say. Yes.
sir; just wait Till YOU see what's in
that safe and you'll say it's the sur
prise of your life.
The Life of the Party" is the
name of "Fatty's" picture. Il was
written by Irwin s. cobb. And +
YOU don't laugh till the tears stream
down your cheeks. 90 to the box of
flee and get your money back just
ask anybody who saw it. South
Bends still laughing at that picture.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-08
a MInNIGHT KoMANCE..,

If you wstnt 10 see q living. shin
ing example or the old saying that
some people just look good in any
thing" then sec Anita Stewart and
Jack Holt at the BaSalle today m
the big First National ace. a Mid
night Romance" First The beauti-
ful Anita appears as a simple coun-
try girl and YOU nudge your friend
and say she looks best in q simple
frock after all" Then wher you
see her in the chic toggery Of a swell
hotel servant gfrI you say "Of course
any woman looks best In gray" And
lo-when she appears in a ravishing
bah room creation you simply gasp
and admit you're stumped. AS Tor
Jack Tolt-weI. he is 10 our way
Of thinking one 6f the most YER
satile actors OF the screen. Whether
in bar room or ball room Jack
takes the part admirably.
Wednesday. Bryant Washburn in
AN Amateur Devil" Then Mae
Marsh in THE Little Fraid Lady"
ORPHEUM
ANY Home" a comedy drama
featuring Matte Choate and com
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-08
WARM NIGHTS SPUR
WORK OF ROBBERS
Take Huge Stock of Cigareis
at GrOcery--Nisit Ice
Cream Plant.

With the coming Of warm Nights
thieves in the city started TO work
again and two minor crimes were
rcpc rted 20 the police over the week
end. The ]. g. r. Bernet grocery
sore At Roseland was broken into
early Sunday morning and a quantity
of cigars. cigarets and candy was
stolen The thieves were tracked
through the snow as far as the
Michigan Central railroad tracks.
The Hollingsworth Turner Ice
Cream Co. SOS s. Main ST.. was re-
ported 10 have been entered by
thieves by J. Sanders. manager Of
the company. Two new automobile
tires. still in the paper wraDpings.
were taken. besides a number Of
two-cent stamps which were in the
cash drawer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-08
.PECK.S BAD BOY. ,

Catchy music. pretty girls who
know how 10 sing and dance. clover
comedians who viii make you laugh.
beautiful costumes ana appropriate
scenery all go TO make "Peck's Bad
Boy" a new and up 20 the minute
musical farce comedy. This attrac-
tion is the underline at the Oliver
theater for Friday afternoon and
night. The management of this
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-08
Feel Under a

thousand obligations 10 Or. BGrkhart
for his great generosity in sending me
"A trial treatment of DR.. Nurkharts
Vegetable Compound which restored me-
] can eat and sleep well digest my food /:
pains IN the back are gOne.-H. s. VII
son. Denver, colo.
Write today and get a treatment Of Or
Burkhart's Vegetable Compound You
viii duS-ive- the same beueht for Liver
stomach Trouble and Constipation. Pay
when cured All drug stores 20 days
treatment. %: 20 days, JOc. Address
gu Main St, Cincinnati, -. Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-08

standing and Unhappiness. The To-
cation II a wealthy summer colony
and many wonderful gowns are
worn by Miss White and her femi-
nine support. Tomorrow is serial
day. with the latest episode OF THE
Yelled Mystery and No. of Ruth
OF the Rockies"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-08

ANY Home" a comedy drama
featuring Matte Choate and com
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-08

THE THIEF proves that William
Fox was right when lie took Pearl
White from the serials and placed
her in the ranks OF the dramatic
stars In her latest fivc-recl pic
,ure she displays her ability as an
emotional actress and brings a
human and appealing touch 10 the
character Of the wife trying 10 keep
her husbands love in a dramatic
climax which results in misunder-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-08

Cub For those who imagine her
as merely a stunt actress Pearl
White has a pleasant surprise as in
this picture she gives charming
example Of a brave. innocent Eirl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-08
BULGARIAN BREW
EASY TO MAKE

Don't stake your life against the
deadly germ Keep the system in
garian Blood Tea assists Nature to
sweeten the stomach, flush he kid
neys, tone the liver and purify the
blood. Brewed hot at bedtime helps
knock a cold out at once. Sold by all
druggists everywhere. ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-08

battling against the mean hearts cf
the far away mining district ~ Alas
ka. a two re comedy. Marv's
L5ttle Lobster and the Town Topics
are ON the samc program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-08

popular farce have had it entirely
rewritten by the well known COM
poser Irving Berlin. and this season
Il is all new but the name Sixteen
musical numbers are introduced
during the action Of the comedy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-08
TIGERS CIR

Pearl White. one OF the silver
sheets most popular stars. was seen
at the Auditorium yesterday in her
first complete story picture, Tigers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-08
AMERICAN DIES m
WRECK IN AUSTRIA

VIENNA. FEB Twelve persons
were killed and 30 injured. Including
William Epson. a member Of the
American Mission 10 Austria, in a
train wreck near FeliXdOrf. said a
dispatch from that city today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-08
ssTHE THIEF

Wednesday. "A Midnight Romance"
brings Anita Stewart and Jack Holt
The New York herald., 1921-01-16
TO COACH ARMY SWIMMERS.

Sp,ciat Dcspafch TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WEST PorNT. ". Y. Jan. 15.--The de-
cieion of the army authorities to extend
tho scope OF athletics at the Military
Academy to include boxing. wrestling,
swimming lacrosse. polo and track ac-
tivities. as well as those sports already
considered major here. !. O., football,
baseball and basketball, has developed
the necessity OF engaging coaches Tor
some OF the sports where the graduate
coaching syetem is not In effect.
A professional swimming coach has
already been secured for the army tank
men who are to participate In matches
this winter with Lehigh. Columbia, Har-
ward and Syracuse. IL was announced
to-day that Alexander Meffert, who Tor
merly coached the Chicago Athletic As
ISOLATION and the old Knickerbocker
club swlnhers. and who has already
developed such stars as Daniels. the
worlds champion, and Handley, the
great swimmer. has been engaged TO
coach the cadets In their natatorial ac-
tivitcs.
The now coach, who is at present In
charge OF the woolworth Building Baths,
will take up his work here Immediately.
The Army's first match. that with Le-
high, IS set down for January ~. CO.
lumbia swimmers will be here on Feo-
ruary 3, Harvard on February ~ and
Syracuse on February 90.
The New York herald., 1921-01-16
TIGER FACULTY HAS
BASKETBALL TEAM
Princeton Instructors Mcy
Challenge Yale Tutors.

Special Ikspatch to THE New York HERALD.
PRINCETON, n. r., Jan. 15.--Old Mas
sau will be represented by still another
basketball quintet. This latest addition
to DR.. Sugarman's retinue doubtless will
play different kind of game, and head
work should be its strongest asset, for
the Princeton faculty have desired not to
be outdone by their proteges and have
organized basketball team.
1t Is understood that the astute body
has been planning such move for some
time, but that the pressure of their
scholastic work has prevented them.
Now, however. that the midyear term is
closing and since their chief task con-
sists of thinking up difficult questions
to give their pupils in the coming
examinations, they have ample time 10
spare and so opened their basketball sea-
son with a contest against the graduate
college five on Thursday.
Should their aggregation prove for
midable, they will send challenge to
their contemporaries at Yale. There Is
no dearth of material for this team. ana
1t numbers among its players several
former college stars. Among them is In
structor A. w. Scott of the chemistry de-
partment, who played for three seasons
on the Georgia Tech five, and to him
goes the honor of being the captain or
Princeton's first faculty quintet. DR..
d. p. Sinclair, the infirmary physician.
Is the manager of the newly formed
team as well as regular forward.
The New York herald., 1921-01-16
TWELVE MEETS FOR
COLUMBIA FENCERS
Preparations Made for Most
Active Season in FOils
Competition.

Columbia's fencing team. perhaps the
most consistent winner of intercolle-
Slates championships among the various
athletic teams on Morningsde Heights.
will be called on to face eleven and pos
sibly twelve opponents before the an
nual Intercollegiate championships will
be held. late in March, this season.
Manager Watts. in announcing the
schedule. stated that negotiations were
being held for match with Bowdoin
College. and II 1t is added to the list
will complate one of the most imposing
schedules yet on record for Blue and
White swordsmen.
The local season will get under way
on January 81. when the sabre team
enters the junior national sabre cham
pionships at the New York Turn Verein
and will close with the titular toCrna-
ment, the date of which has not yet
been decided. but which probably will
be staged at the Hotel Astor on March
"a and 25. The first collegiate meet is
slated for February IL, when the Uni
versty Of Pennsylvania comes to Co
1umbia. Besides the numerous amateur
tournaments and championships that
will be entered in and about New York.
Pennsylvania. Harvard, Yale, Navy and
Dartmouth will be met in the order
named.
The loss of Millard ]. Bloomer, Jr.,
twice captain of the team. and Herbert
W. Forster, both of whom graduated
last June will be felt severely during
the coming season. The two named
made possible intercollegiate titles for
the Blue and White in 1918 and again
in 1919.
In Edward Stelle. Jr., and George
Reaves, former West Pointer. Colum-
ba has the two best sabre men in the
league, and the pair probably will be
forced to fight it out between themselves
for the title in March, They are not
expected to have much difficulty in re-
tanning the team sabre championship
they won last year
In the foils. Denis Bencoe and Philip
Farley. both of last years team, remain.
The scehule follows:
January 31--Junior National team
sabre championship at N. Y. T. "
February Junior National foil team
championship at Fencers Club; IL, Uni
versity of Pennsylvania at Columbia I;
IA, Junior National epee team champion
ships at Fencers Club, New York city I;
10, Harvard at Cambridge; 81, Junior
National individual epee and sabre
championships at N. Y. II. ": 20, Yale
at Columbia 2S, Junior National indi-
vidual foil championship at N. Y. r. v.
The New York herald., 1921-01-16
PATTERSON MAY NOT
MAKE TENNIS TEAM.
Next Invading Australian
Squad Likely to Have New
conner i'm His Place.

If the returns from Australasia may
be taken at their face value. Gerald L..
Patterson may no longer be regarded
as the tennis ace of the Anhpodes. He
has been meeting defeat too often.
Prior to the recent Davis cup challenge
round Patterson's tennis in tournaments
down under" was not particularly CO.
vincing, but the critics predicted that
he would reach his best form in the
international matches and waited con-
fidently for him to win at least one of
his two singles matches at Auckland.
Patterson, however, not only failed to
make good this prediction but played
many points below par. In comparison
to the resistance offered by Norman E
Brookes against Billy Tilden and Billy
Johnston Patterson's bid was disap-
pointingy weak.
BY way of emphasizing the slump in
Patterson form, Watson NJ. Washburn
in the matches at Melbourne this week
defeated the Australian quite easily.
There Is the possibility that the slump
is only temporary but the facts point
the other way for there was every
reason to expect Patterson to be at his
best In the international series. Two
years ago at Forest Hills Patterson
triumphed over Washburn and took two
out of five sets from Johnston. This time
he has failed to take set from either.
The Americans have discovered the
weakness of Pattersep's backhand and
have attacked the vulnerable spot with
great success.
Unless Patterson gives conclusive
proof of improvement he may not sue
ceed In making the next Australian
Davis cup team. A number of budding
stars have graduated from the younger
tennis set In Australia and have shown
great promise of international caIibre
and 1t is reasonable to suppose in view
of Patterson's setback that one or more
of them will be given an opportunity TO
prove their worth in the next series
of Davis cup matches. John B. Hawkes.
and j. o. Anderson are two of the new
comers. Hawkes. holds two victories
over Norman Z. Brookes. Tilden de-
feated him in the exhibition matches at
Melbourne this week. but the score in
dicates that Hawkes. gave a good ac-
count of himself and that with a little
added confidence and experience will
extend the best of them.
Pat O'Hara Wood. who. playing with
Brookes, scored over Tilden and John
ston in doubles few days ago, is an
other strong Davis, cup possibility.
Brookes as captain of the invading team
probably will lead the Australasians to
this country next summer. but 1t Is not
at all certain that Patterson will ac-
company him.
The New York herald., 1921-01-16
WINNING HOCKEY
BY CRIMSON TEAM
Squad Promises to Be Best in
Years.

frccidI Despatch 70 THE New YoRK HERALD.
CAMnRfpGE, Mass Jan. 1.-THE start
made by Harvard's varsity hockey team
AGAINST Kings College and the all star
team from the Boston A. A. indicates
that the Crimson viii have one Of tho
best combinations that has represented
the college in many Years
The coach has a combination which
IS so we'll fitted 20 play soven man
game that the idea Of reducing the team
70 six players IL not at all popular. In
!. few OF the matches the Canadian rule
viii be observed. But, except In cases
where q six men agreement already has
been entered into. Harvard will hold 10
the old order OF things.
Although 'he team has played only
two matches, owen cover point, and
Buntin. left wing. have shown such
marked ability that they Rre sure 10
make places over players who have had
more varsity experience.
Bobby Emmone, the baseball captain.
will continue TO play hockey, although
Il IL Coach Slattery's intention TO start
the baseball squad In the cage consid-
erabIy earlier than usual Slattery, al
though no handled the baseball practice
last fall. did not sign his new contract
until this week. HE work with the var
sitS- was very sat'sfa ctory TO the base
said 20 be considerably better one than
that which Slattery held last year.
The Harvard athletic committee. which
has sanctioned long Southern trip for
the ball nine In the spring. and also will
allow the track men TO spend week at
Charlottesville, Va. at spring recess.
has baked az the suggestion thar the
hockey team be allowed TO make n trip
10 Canada. This matter, In fact. was
ssrset without any official action being
taken, and ~" 'oi Moore or tho H. "A. y.
nlpped the gsestion IN the bud.
Recently "A committee was appointed
from the student council for the recep-
tion OF visiting athletes 20 Harvard. The
plan * to entertain many OF tho Waiting
teams az Cambridge before and after
games It Is understood also that the
committee will endeavor TO show more
attention than IN the past 90 schoolboy
ieams and individuals visiting thc Cam
bridge university some Of the most
prominent graduates are urging this ns
legitimate means TO interest schooNjoys
In Harvard.
Robert r. Fisher. Harvard's football
coach, now In New York doubtless will
represent Cambridge at the ncxt meet
ingsof tho rules committee.