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nie?' tazala Sc Anastasie slua-
ky.
'Videla jsem il jiti nahoru
do jejiho pokoje, madame.
Ma upati schodii volala po-
bozndstkafka: 'Slecinko Eve
mel Slecinko Evzenie!
Kdyz nedostavala zadnou od-
poved', bezela rychle po scho-
dech nahoru a vrazila do poko-
je divka. Evzenie zde nebyla.
Tot podivne', mrucela stara
holka.
Jezto il napadlo, re by divka
snad zahrade byti mohla, po-
spisila dolu a vrazila v chodbe
ma Rabiota, ktery prav6 ze sa-
lcnu pfichazel.
Nuze?' tazal Sc lotr.
'Neni We SVEN pokoji; podl-
YAM Sc DO nj V zahrade'.
Rabiot Sci "a nj. Oba profile
dali celou zahradu, ale 20 divce
ami pamatky, Neverili, re by
byla Latourelle opustila, nebot'
zadnl vratka byla zavrena u
prednich hlidal Forel, ktery div
ku do zahrady vstoupit nevidCl.
Sluzka tvrdila, re slecinka Sla
nahoru re by il byla videla,
kdyby Sc byla vratila dolu.
Pozvanl hoste pocali podezfe
lie ma sebe' pohlizeti.
Madame Lurotova chtela row.
nez salon opustit, ale Morillon
ii zadrzel Sc slovy: 'Bud'te bez
starosti, madame, a zdstante u
mne, sfhim-li prosit'.
Zatim dobehla Anastasie po-
druhe nahoru, kdezto Rabiot ma
upati schodu ma nj cekal. Opet
vstoupila do pokoje madame
Lurotovy. Nikde ami pamatky
DO Evzenii. Jen do sveho vlast-
niho pokoje Sc dosud nepodiva-
la. Napadlo il, re 81 nj snad
Evzenie zazertovala, uschova-
j'e S, v jejim pokoii. Take tam
rcbyia k na;ezeni.
Jel. jedno bylo stare poboz-
nustkarce napadnym: jeji po-
stelni zaclony, ktere i V noel
rozhrnuty zlstavaly, byly her
meticky donromady stazeny
Co TOP mrucela, ! napadlo il;
"a zaslonami vez: Evzenie'.
Jest6 vice zarazena nez dri-
We, p pisila k posteli a prudce
rozhrnula zaslony. Ale hned IA
to strasn6 vylIIkla. Ma jeji po-
steii lezel neja&y muz zdanliV6
y hlphok6m sranku.
poloiiicna loknUtlm, sotva
stavu H. nChou SC udrzeti, ..
slloeila az ke st6ne neVedouC
co cini, kficela z plneho hrdla
Loupeznici! Zlodeji! Pomoc
Pomoc
Rabiot usIySel volani beze
rahoru.
Nalezl Anastasii Q stenu SC
opirajici a ma celem tele sc
chveiici. Jeji oblicej byl vsecei
zpotVoren a jejl vyvalene oc
couhaly 4 dulku.
Coz jste Sc zblaznila?' pra
VII k III. Mluvte, co sc stale?
Tam, tam!' jektala ma pc
stel ukazujic.
Rabiot pokrcil soucitne rame
ny, sci odhodlane k posteli ;
trhl zaslonou tax prudce, re j
utrhl od h1lky, ma niz kru
bach visela.
Nyni lezel muz ma posteli '
plnem sv6tle. Jeho zpitVoren,
oblicej a jeho vypoulene oci I'd;
ly sc hroziti tomu, jenz sc opo
vail jeho kid ruSiti.
StraSny zjev! Rabiot pozna
Saula Cordiera, jejz pfedesleh'
vecera uskrtil do stare studn'
hodil.
Vykrik, podobny chrapotl
umirajiciho, vydral Sc jeh'
prsou a zdalo Sc mu, jako b,
krvavy zavoi pred Jeho oclm;
dolu padal. Srdce jeho pfestal'
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PaOlO.
PAX vztahl tento prisnym
Gfednim pohledem ruku a pra-
vii. Josefe Rabiote, Anastasie
Forelova, Augustine Parizote,
Gertrude Parizotova, jmenem
Zakona zatykam vas vsechny
clyfi'.
Farizot vyskocil do vyse ia
10 postrelcny tigr. Co - chce-
te mas zatknouti - nas?' rval.
'Hrom q peklo! Rad bych v6-
oel ptoc?' Ia SLOW tech hrozil
| policejnimu komisafi zat'atou
;>Asti.
Dva muzi vrhli Sc ma neho
q spoutaii no.
Gertfuda svaGia Sc k zemi.
AnasJasie padla ia kolena, Sc
upjala race a modj;la Sc.
Rabiot hled6l .ako sileny.
Marine hledal, jak by uprchl.
Videl, re vSechny vychody jsou
strezeny. V dome, zahrade by
10 slyset kroky policejnich straz
niku a ma ulici dusot konskych
kopyt jizdneho cetnictva.
Bandita byl chycen. Ale w.
hlizel tax nevazan6 a divoce,
re Sc straznici obavali k nemu
pribliziti.
Policejni komisaf veda, re
mu zatceni uprchnouti memo
hou, nesp6chalse iich zmocniti.
Bylo vid6t, re ma neco ceka.
Pojednou ozvaly Sc t6zke
kroky ma schodech. Hned ma to
otevTely Sc dvefe l. salonu a do
vnitf vstoupili diva muzi nesou-
ce mrtvolu Saula Cordiera, kite
rou polozili do prostred poko-
je. -
Anastasie vykrikla a svijela
Sc jako padoucnici napadena.
Parizot jeho zena hledeli S
uzasem ma mrtvolu a marne Sc
tazali, co to znamena
Go to ma znamenati?' tazal
Sc Rabiot vzdorovitym pohle-
dem a hlasem.
'Josefe Rabiote', odvetil Eo-
misar, toto jest mrtvola muze,
| ktereho jste vcera noel u
lSkrtil'.
ITO neni pravda, to jest ha-
lnebne ma cti utrhani!' ival Ra
blot. 'Neznam tohoto muZe, nj
kdy jsem jej nevidel = jest
lmrtev, ano, jest mrtev, ale ia
jej nezavrazdill'
'Josefe Rabiote', pravil ko-
misar, me prede mnou, nybr%
pred vySetfujicim soudcem, je
muz pisluSf vas vyslechnout,
zodpovideite Sc. Ale lzete Zby-
tecne, pravite-li, ze muze toho-
to neZnate. Jmenuje Sc Saul
Cordier. Poznal jste jej, kdyz
byl tajemnikem pana Jora-
mica. Byl spoluvinnikem va
sim, jakoz i Parizotovym a je-
no zeny, nebot' on to byl, jenz
starou Klaru Guerinovou do
nocalu u Ora ndvalu hodil.
z Rabiotova hrdla Zaznel ia
| kysi chrochot a ieho hlava kle-
sla mu zvolna ma prsa.
! Byl znicen.
Ma pokyn komisaruv chopili
Ijej diva straznici a spoutali jej.
Nebranil Sc.
Ma ulici shronlazdil Sc velky
zastup lidstva, ktery pesi a
ilzdne cetnictvo jen namaha-
MIN ma uzde udrzelo.
Pred hlavnimi vraty Willy,
ktere byly cetniky strezeny,
stale nekoalk vozu, mezl nlnllz
jeden pohfebni.
Kdyz Rabiot, Parizot a Fo-
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Druheho dne Y devet hodin
rano vjel kocar doktora Man
garse do dvoru palace Soleure
a zastaviI sc pred velkym scho-
stem.
Frantisek skocil S kozlikG a
otevrel dvifka kota1u. Nejdri-
I've vystoupil doktor, pax po-
mohl madame Lurotove, Eve
Mi a Dionysii z vozu.
Byli ocekavani, nebot' hrab8,
Morillon a madame Ramelova
byli pfedsini, ably je uvitaE.
Hermiona spechala zarlc ra-
dostf k madame Lurotove, OBJ
iala il ieji dceru vitala je 60
nejvlidneji.
Evzenie Sc divila, re nevidl
Luciano a hiedala jej svym IRA
KEN, coz popudilo George a
liern1lonu k usrnevu.
Hrabe nabidl rame madame
Lurotove, Hermiona uchopila
Evzenii "a ruku, Morillon po-
dal dvorn6 sv6 rame Dionysii a
Vsichni kraceli do velkeho sa-
lcnu v pfizemi, kdez jiz notaf
pana Jora mica, pan Simmeon,
pan Bertrand z Osera a doktor
Barre z Blois shromazdeni
byli.
Pan Simmeon sed6l Il stolu,
na n6mz lezela panem Jora-
nllem vlastnoruene psana "a
vet a jine listing.
(Pokracovani..
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korovany pan, ktery vami o.
bema chce mluvitp
Rabiot sebou tribal jako
galvanickym proudem dotknut.
'Chteji mne zatknouti', pravil
sobe. Ale dosud nepovazoval
vec svou ga ztracenou. Sc vsl
silou Sc sebral a wal ma pomoc
celou svou odvahu.
Take Anastasie vzpamateva-
I1a Sc re sveho zdeseni sla "a
Rabiotem dolG.
Hlavni lotr zosnoval 81 "a
tim plan, ktery tom pozusta~
val, re zadnima vraty uprchne.
Kdyz vsak pfijda ma 1pati scho-
dG z domu prchnouti chtel, po-
stavili sc mu diva muzi S revol-
very v ruce v cestu. Nezbylo
mu mic, nez ustoupit pred ma
slim.
PAX pravil dekorovany pan:
'Nikdo nehybej Sc re sveho mi
stap
'Dovolte, pane, dcdal notaf,
'smlm sc tazat, jakym pra-
vem -
Go zastupce zakona vyko-
navam obdrzene rozkazy', od-
vetil neznamy. S,oucasne roze /.
pnul svrchnik, pod kterymz oh
jevila Sc Serpa a dodal: 'Jsem
policejnim komisafem a pripo-
jen soudu'.
Tato slova vyvolala vseobec-
ne zdeseni.
Anastasie zavravorala do le-
noSky a zvedla ruce oci k ne
| bi.
Gertrude byla jako BILE
skem omracena.
PaTizot ztratil skoro rozum !;
pohlizel mleky ma drednika a
koulil blbe svyma ocima.
Jedine Rabiot stal zpfima a
pohlizel neohrozene kolem Sc
be chtel teto nehod6 vzdoro-
vati.
Opet ujal Sc notaT slova:
Pane policejni komisari', pra-
vii, 'rovnez ia jsem uredni O.
sobou, notaf z Parfze, a nemy-
slim, re rozkazy, ktere jste oh
drzel, take ma mne Sc vZtahujI !.
"Tak jest, pane muzete
ihned odejiti, rovnez i vas pan
pisar. Pouze prosim, abyste mi
lvydal tuto svatebni smlouvu,
kterou jmenem zakona zaba-
vuji.
Aniz by Sc pokusil listinu tn
uschovati, doru6il il notar poll
cejnimu komisari pax praVil
k svemu pfsafi: 'Pojd'me, ne
name zde mic vice na praci.
Ma zena a ia nemame tim,
co Sc zde dele, roynez mic co
Idelati!' zvolal Parizot.
%, docela docela ME!
koktala Gertruda.
'DobTe', pravil komisar, TO
Sc ukaze'.
Po t6 obratil Sc k jednomu z
Rabiotovych znamych: "KdC
jste Wy a co zde delate?' tazal
Sc jej.
Pane policejni komisari,
Iimenuji Sc Antonin Hieronymus
Carteret a jsem maiitelem do
mu v Parizi; prisel jsem sem
ma pozvanl pana Rabiota'.
ia rovnez tax, pane policej
III komisafi', prayil druhy pri-
tel.
'Panove, jste svobodni, mil
zete odejiti', pravil komisar.
Oba svedkove Rabiotovi ne
otaleli obdrzene dovoleni vyu-
| zitkovati.
'Nuze, a my?' tazal Sc Pari-
zot.
| 'Pockejte, pane, drive vas
muslin vyslechnouti'. - Pc tt
obratil Sc tazavym pohleden
ia Morillona.
ia, pane komisari, nepotre-
buji vas snad Sc svym staven
seznamovati; jmenuji sc Dor
| A
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AitlCd pO JtJlNAl pifNlpou wv
Versailles byli vsichni uy6zn6-
nj V mestskem vezeni.
26.
MorillOn wal madame Luro-
tovu "a ruku. Ma silnici, kdyz
Sc k nj mpocal hrnouti Zastup,
tazala sc vdova: Kan nne We
dete, pane?'
X va$i dcefi. Jest ma biz
ku'.
%, pane, kdybyste mne kia-
NAL -
Madame, odvetil Morillon,
nyni bez spanelskeho prizvu-
ku, coz iste dosud neuhodla,
&c jsem pritelem vaSim a vaSi
dcery?'
Vdova pohlizela udivene ma
starce. 'Naopak verila jsem-'
pravila vahave.
'Ze drzim dohromady va
SINH neprateiy, touto bandou
zlocincu, kteri konecn6 "a sv6
zlociny k zodpovidani pohnani
budou; brzy Sc dovite, co pfa-
tele Luciano Morela pro vas u
tinili'.
Luciano Morela?' opakovala
vdova vSecka udivena.
'Ano, madame, Luciano Mo
reIa, zaka pfftele George Ra-
mela, chranence hrabete ze So
leure, onoho mladeho muze,
jejz jste svym 'milym ditetem'
imenovala a iemuz jste jako
svemu synovi oddana byla. A
lie pojd'te, madame, pospesme
81.
Pane, nem6zete mi skutec-
ne vysvetliti, co sc deje?'
Ne V tomto okamzeni, ma
dame; nevedel bych, kde zaci-
ii; ale vse sc dozVite. Ostatne
jsme Ia miste'.
Stanuli pred otevrenymi
dvermi a pax vstoupili. Diony-
sic a Frantisek, kteri ma je-
jich prlchod cekali, bezeli Jim
vstflc.
Mile deti', pravil Morillon,
liz Sc stale. Lotri jsou zatknu-
lti' - Pc tie obratil Sc k vdove
a pravil: Madame Lurotova,
dovolte predstaviti vam Franti-
lSka Morela Dionysii Morelo-
vou, bratra a sestru Luciano
MOrela
Vdova pohlizela ma bratra i
sestru podivenim.
'Sotva jste Sc nadala S Dio-
nysii zde Sc setkati', pravil Mo-
rillon. 'Bylo yam receno, re je
We vezeni. To bylo pravda, ale
podivite Sc, az SENATE, z ja-
keho zlocinu byla Dionysie OBJ
vinena'
Vstoupili do domu.
Dionysie otevrela dvefe sa-
lonu Sc slovy: 'Zde jsou!'
Evzenie, ktera sed6la mezi
hrabetenl 4 doktorenl Mangar-
sem. vyskocila bezela nlatce
vstTic.
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Ma dcero!' zvolala madame
Lurotova.
Paddy 81 do naruci. Dlouho
Sc objimaly libaly.
'Ach, pane doktore', pravila
Evzenie hluboce dojata, 'jak
jsem vam povdecna! Navratil
jste mi mou matku, tax jak by
la, nebot' jeji srdce otevrelo Sc
opet pro jeji dit6'.
'Evzenie, co praviS?' zvola-
la. vdoya; 'vzdyt' jsem nikdy
neprestala tebe milovatir
'Ano, verim ii, mama; ale
spolupusobili mezi nami roz-
kol hled6li mas rozdvojiti! -
o, ty tim neisi vinna, re jsi
svou dceru vice tax nemilova-
la jako drive - Vez tedy, by
las otravena! Chteh, abys L.
pine ztratila rozum, cht6li te
usmrtiti!'
% boze, co pravi?' mrucela
vdova vSecka zmatena.
'Pravdu, madame, odvetil
doktor Mangars.
Jest to mozh6?'
Ale, pokracoval doktor, IA
krocili jsme V cas- a dali jsme
vam protijed, jehoz ucinek
brzy patrnym byl. Nyni bud'te
bez starosti, madame, jste "a
chranena'.
'Ano, madame, pravil hrab6
wal vdovu "a ruku, jste "a
chranena a nemusite Sc svych
niGemnych nepratel vice oba-
vati. Madame Lurotova jest
zde u pana doktora Mangarse.
ia jsem hrabe re Soleure a bu-
ru miti test vas zejtra V pala-
ci Soleure uvitati'.
%, pane hrab6.' praviIa hlu-
boce Sc uklanejic.
'Zejtra', pokracoval hrabe,
'dozvite Sc, jakemu strasnemu
nebezpec1 Wy vase dcera jste
unikly; t6z vam bude sdelenc,
k jakemu 1celu m6la jste
stati obeti tech lotrd'.
V tom okamzeni ystoupil do
pokoje Morillon, ktery Sc "a
tim svlekl re sveho kn6zskeho
Satu.
Madame Lurotova sotva jej
ipoznala.
'Nejsem vice starym sparel-
skym kn6zem Den Jose A
guyar y Bernoya', prayil IL
smevem, 'nyni isem Ease sta
rym Ambrozem Morillonem'.
%, zvolala vdova, 'nyni cha
pa, nyni sc mi zrak vyjasnu-
JET
'Tedy, madame, nahlcdnete,
re slecinka Evzenie a ia hrali
jsme sve ulohy dobre'.
%, dekuji vam, panor6, de-
kujin pravila ydoya size
vdecnosti kanuly il po licich.
Jeji dcera il obJala.
o nekolik minut pozd6ji od-
jeli hrabe a Morillon do PART
re.
Bylo ujednano, ze matka j
dcera zustanou pres noe u dok
tora.
Druheho dne V devet hodin
rano vjel kocar doktora Man
garse do dvoru palace Soleure
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Toto poprsi kardinala Mer-
ciera, hrdinskeho prelata Bel
gle, bylo venovano skupinou Wy
nikajicich Belgicanu a Ameri-
canu. Bude odhaleno baronem
Emilem De Cartierem de Mar
chienne, belgickym velvyslan-
Gem pro Spojene Staty. Poprsi
jest praci Certaino Salvatore
Paolo.
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Miss Edith Oelklaus. Thursday, Nov.
10.
Mrs. Charles Potter, of South Seven.
tn street. will be hostess to the Quak-
er City club Friday afternoon.
Miss Virginia Nye will entertain for
the Siempre Fidelis club. Tuesday
evening.
The Dorcas society will meet with
Mrs. Henry Hieger, at her home on
South Fifteenth street, Monday afer-
noon.
The Magazine Club meets, Monday
afternoon with Mrs Harrie Dilks, of
South Thirteenth street.
The Parent-Teachers association of
! Williamsburg, will meet Tuesday af-
ternoon, Nov. s. at 3 o'clock, at the
school-house. All members are urge1
to be present.
The Criterion club will meet with
Mrs. d. c. Stout, at her home, Tues
! day afternoon. Limericks will be civ
en- as responses. The papers for the
! afternoon will be Moral Influence OF
Motion Pictures" by Mrs. G. NJ. Du
vail and Educational Value of Mo-
/ ton Pictures" by Mrs. w. l.. Stump
Circle One Of the First Presbyter
ian church will meet, Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. G
Clark, % South Eighteenth street
The hostesses will be Mrs Clark, Mrs
Charles Flock and Mrs. J. ]. Rae.
musical program will be presented and
a box social held later. All member:
are urged to be present and are ask
ed to bring the aprons for the ba
zaar
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sion. During the evening homemade
candy was served to the guests.
An informal dance will be given
in the X. of P. hall at Abingdon Sat
urday evening. under the auspices OF
Estell A. Marryman. Music and en-
tertainment will be by the Erik and
Englebert Harmony Sextette. The
public is invited
Mrs. Charles Kolp's Assembly club
formed an informal dancing party in
the ballroom of the Eagles club Fri
day evening. Music was by the Inger-
man Entertainers.
The Tourist club was entertained
by Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Bates, Of South
Fourteenth street, Friday evening.
Mrs. John Parker, of Eaton. O., had
charge of the program, which was on
Mrs. Humphrey Ward" the eminent
authoress. Decorations and appoint
ments for the occasion were in keep
| ing with the spirit of Halloween. Late
| in the evening a luncheon in keeping
| with the season was served to the
guests. The hostess was assisted by
| her daughter. Miss Elizabeth Bates.
| Miss Isabel Henley, of Carthage, and
Miss Elizabeth Parker, of Eaton, O.,
who are attending Earlham college,
were guests.
| The Atheneae society was enter
] tanned Friday afternoon by Mrs. n. S.
Cox at her home on South Fifteenth
street, assisted by Miss Anna Horn
A paper on THE Constitution of the
United States" was read by Mrs. Ru
fus M. Allen, followed by a paper on
amendments by Mrs. Allen D. Hole
| Current events and discussion were
taken up during the leisure hour
which was in charge of Mrs. Lewis
King.
Miss Doris Pickett will be hostess
to the Tyrolean club. Monday even
ing.
A card party will be given by the
Y. M. I. in its club rooms, Tuesday
evening, Nov. s. The public is in
vited
4 Section Two of the Good Cheer class
of the U. B. church will hold its meet
ing with Mrs. Paul Christopher, oil
Richmond avenue, Tuesday. The host
ess will be assisted by Mrs. Petty.
4 The Perseverance Bible class oil
the First Baptist church, will meet
Wednesday afternoon.
The N. N c. club will meet with
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Selection No. Sold Black Joe" +
by Stephen Collins Foster (born near
Pittsburgh 1926, died in New York
City 1864
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Selection No. Sold Black joe
by Stephen Collins Foster (born near
Pittsburgh 1926, died in New York
City 1864.
American Folk Songs
Folk or peoples songs are usually
considered to be the product of a
number of unknown persons-that is,
they are the results of the changes
and conditions which have been made
as the songs have been passed from
one singer to another without being
written down. Nevertheless, although
we know who wrote the words and
music of "Old Black Joe," "Old Folks
at Home" (Swaunee River), "Old Ken
lucky Home" "Massah's in the Cold.
Cold Ground" and Nellie Was a
Lady" they are regarded as Amer
lean folk songs. So sincerely and di-
rectly do these songs of friendship
that they are frequently thought to
be folk songs composed by the negro
people.
A Mirror of Slavery Days
Stephen Collins Foster, who wrote
both the words and music of all the
above songs and many others describ
ing negro life in slavery days, was a
white man, an American of Irish de
scent. His songs are sung and loved
not only in this country, but all over
the world, both in English and in al
other languages. The influence of the
slave songs, with which he became
acquainted during his young manhood
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can be seen in the sadness which fills
nearly all of his writings. Probably it
is because sadness touches so closely
the finest feelings IN all our lives that
we all, even in our happy moments,
love to sing the Foster songs.
A Song All Men Like
"Old Black Joe" always has been 4
peculiar favorite with men and boys.
1t was constantly called for in com
munity singing of our soldiers here
and in France 1t expresses most
touchingly, especially when sung soft
ly, the longing of a lonely and tired
man for rest
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-05
AFTER STILL MAKER

FREMONT, O., Nov. State Pro
hibition officials have been asked to
put an industry here out of business.
1t is engaged in manufacturing stills
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-05

LAW ENFORCEMENT MEETING
SANDUSKY, o., Nov. PLANS are
being made for meeting here to
further law enforcement in Erie coun-
ty and Sandusky.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-05
Community Service Music Memory Contest

contest naugrated by Richmond Community Service recon
g "a melodies by listening
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12

Today - your last opportunity TO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12

in its lineup and probably the .-c-t
notable supporting cast see- III
-rc'h Bend .n several months.
Mulhail-yOu remember him s.fh
Viola Dana in The Off shore Pr
rates the aristocratic young gem
tleman who Falls for Miss Minter;
NeeIey Edwards eats his clownish
heart out in silence. Lucien Little
Geld with his youthful earnestncss.
Winter Hall. Helen Dunbar. all play
their best. Then there's a comedy
goose and All the circus people. and
abou+ % thousand Hollywood Riddles
that came to see their beloved Mary
fues Mlnter and likewise the cir
GUS THE Little crown" viii make
you laugh-and sigh a wee bit. But
that will be for Romance. Ince's
tremendous spectacle. Lying Lips, "
Is billed for tomorrow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12

George 5.aaa 20 h,g atest sIc-
cess zone A.- # suL.On Nal
md Its .1sa iodaJ a. ne
sGacks.cr. Nan IN Million
was entn .s.as. f-lisy r1es..-a - the
large crowds ~hich have seen It..
The picture IS one Of the srea Test
t-,--e5 ever projected on the si.Eer
sheet.
Bcban i8 seen IN his nov ia
1,iI4r character role of the humble
Italian. whose mission on earth
seems 10 be the spreading u hap
-taess. His kindness in the picture
Is rewarded when he - taken from
. Job as waiter Ia q lunch room
and made pa. n-uaste-- His desire
% make everyone Csc happy almost
causes him 20 miss his own great
p-sde in life A really smart par
rot ana Bebans young son, who IS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12

said 90 ts -r- greatest child actor
- the a- assist ar Be
30 --u .n q Million
The Devils Pass Key which
opens g four day engagement to-
day shows the unselfish action Of
wealthy army officer in Paris Of
an embarrassing situation. nearly
wrecks the home of the woman he
IS trying 60 aid. forms an interest
.a5 p.e- in TIE Devils Pass Key
FROM the story Clothes and Urea CHI
cry by Baroness DeNIeyer. The
plot OF the present attraction of the
local theater is laid IN Paris. where
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12

an American officer is living. His
t-aut.tu. young wife gets hopeless
Is in debt 20 an unscrupulous mod
iste but is helped out Of her diff
culties By a chivalrous young Amer
lean army officer. The story gets
20 the husband with no names mem
toned. and he makes IL the subject
O. a play, which becomes a success
All Paris thinks he has knowingly
used his wife's indiscretions as the
plot OF his play. He learns the
truth. and a family tragedy is bare
Is averted.
Pola Negri. premier danseuse
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12

see 1.-The Stranger" az the Auditor
um. one Of the most mysterious
western dramas of ala times. \
picture that holds the interest nom
the first flash until the final close
out. In many pictures she camera
is "speeded' 20 give the quicker
action. But not so in THE Strang-
er's exciting ride down a stream
bed. The ride was So difficult that
"a blacksmith was taken along and
The horses shod anew q number ~
times during the taking OF the
thrilling scenes. Included in the
cast are eBatrice I.aPlante. and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12

NI.uard * Wilson who era-.- t..
GGe role "His Fiery Beat
funny sunshine comedy and Tcwr
Topics round 0u- tEo .I.'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-12

Ihos H luce presents Lying lips
with House Peters Gr1 5lor2rreN.dor
Its "A circus" iu the unanimous
verdict Of the crowds that arc push
ing their way into the LaSalle in
order 20 see Mary Miles Minter. the
sweetest star Of them ALL In the
gbddy role Of Pat the pantaloon, in
~The Little clown the brand new
picture which takes tho delightful
girl star back 90 comedy parts and
gives her the sauciest. slangiest
most adorable part this Ace has ever
played. It's quite am elaborate
picture. too. with an entire circus