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The Daytona daily news., 1921-02-28

Spend NOW with the local business people 50 that
their large making THE TRIPLE CHE
profitable place LIVE and SHOP ih YEAR KCUNl
NOW only for the but for future needs Enjoy all the pleas
shopping while goods lower than t
been will be in READ THIS PAGE CAREFUL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-05

the city's payroll was spent in
South Bend and told how Misha waka
could with the aid and cooperation
% an aggressive mayor. keep the
bulk Of the city payroll in Misha-
waka He urged that the mayor
work more closely with the cham
Der of commerce and go after more
industries. pointing out that more
Industries in Mishawaka meant
more homes and that more homes
meant more business for the mer-
chants and lower taxes He cited
specific instances Of how taxes can
be reduced. and upheld his platform
pledge Of Better Times For Mish-
awake" on the business theory that
the greater the production the less
the overhead and the greater the
profit He told how Mayor Gaylor
had declined an appointment as
director in the newly reorganized
chamber OF commerce because he.
Mayor Gaylor. feared that such an
association might operate 20 his po-
litical disadvantage.
Repeated applause featured the
meeting. The audience was patient
and seemed loath to go after the
meeting was over.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-05
OHUer Calendar

Saturday night the Student Activl-
ties Club Will hold a dance az the
oliver. J. r. Murtaugh is in charge
or the arrangements.
Sunday the Great Atlantic and Pa
cific Tea Co. VIII hold a noon lunch
con for so OF their employees. follow
ed by a meeting.
A dinner party OF the Womans
Dining club with so present will De
held at the hotel on Monday at $50
in the Pink Parlor. Miss F. Thur
man. president. is in charge Of ar
engagements
Monday noon. % members OF the
Optimists club viii banquet at the
Oliver.
Tuesday the directors Of the Lions
club. 2 in all. will dine in the
Wedgewood room with Pres't Cham
bers presiding.
Wednesday the regular weekly
meetings Of the Rotary club and the
Lions club will be held and on
Thursday the Kiwanis club viii dine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-05
A nj u Sc nj f N 7 s

bridge. The four-act vaudeville
program which is shown in connec-
ton with this picture. features
Browns Saxophone Sextette in a
lively program of classical and pop
ular music. other acts are Belle
Forbes. lyric soprano: Joe Roberts.
master banjoist. and VIII and
Gladys Ahearn. rope spinning nov
city
Although Priscilla Dean has al
ready won recognition as one OF
half dozen foremost emotional &C
tresses Of the screen, her reputation
Is sure 70 soar skyward with the
latest Universal-Jewel feature in
which she viii appear for one week
at the Oliver starting tomorrow aft
ernoon. In this drama of stage life.
which is entitled Reputation" she
plays two parts-characters as ex-
tremely different as day and night
sustaining the dual roles through
the entire gamut of human emo
tions. The story itself is the tenn
pestuous revelation OF the souls Of
two women. and is a dramatic story
Of striking contrasts hitherto un-
equalled.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-05
Screen
BLACKS

Man. Woman and Marriage" the
biggest motion picture Of the year
which had had a phenomenal run
at this popular theater. will have
its final shOwings tonight, which was
directed by Allen Holubar and star
ring Dorothy Phillips. This produc-
ton has been aptly termed a mighty
milestone in motion picures. There
could be no better name for a pic
ture that is at once a wonderful ro-
nance and drama of woman right,
told from a woman part, and COM
bined with vast spectacular moments
wherein thousands Of actors, page
ant dancers and barbaric beauties
participate.
Untrammeled orgies in the Courts
OF Caesar are contrasted with the So
ciety life of today; the fights Of the
Amazons of old, who went plunging,
bare legged, bare armed. bare chest
ed into battle with the men, are con-
trasted with the fight or our women
against the shackles of man made
marriage and man made divorce.
This production is one of the costli-
est ever produced since the infancy
Of the silent drama. and the story is
told in ten unforgettable parts. and
there is not moment Of them which
does not carry delightful humor.
breath taking thrill, heart appeal
and teusest drama.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-05
CENTURY

The vaudeville and picture pro-
gram which opens its two days en-
gagement at the Century theater to-
night is OF particular excellence and
features Sebastian Merrill and COM
pany in an act Overlooking with
comedy of the "hokum" variety,
which merits much laughter and
applause. Plenty of vocal surprises
are introduced by Daley and Lar
rivee. a pleasing young couple. pos
sessed of good voices, an ability for
clean clowning and whose roper
toire includes everything from syn
copation TO grand opera bits. Lola
and Nick are Russian dancers who
appear in native costume and offer
folk dances.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-05
Stage
ORPHEUM

Unusually amusing and delightful
entertainment IS being furnished
patrons of the Orpheum today and
tomorrow. with Wilfred Clarke.
well-known comedian. heading his
own capable presenting company
in the laughable playet of do
nestle complications, entitled Now
What" Kellan and O'Dare. who
get some Of their unique comedy
from their 20 different sizes, have
an eccentric fun-making act that
will please everyone. Pearl Frank
lyn and Nat Vincent. famous song
writer's, who have some real hits 70
their credit, are appearing in per-
son and singing some of their lat
est compositions in a manner that
wins them instantaneous approval
Lazier Worth and company, two
splendid looking young fellows, dis
play strength and agility in their
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-05
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
BE Better LOoking-Take
Olive Tablets.

If your skin is yellow-complexion
pallid - tongue coated - appetite
poor-you have a bad taste in your
mouth lazy, no-gOod feeling
you should take Olive Tablets.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
substitute for calomel-were pre-
pared by DR.. Edwards after II years
of study.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound with
olive oil You will know them by
their olive color.
To have clear. pink skin. bright
eyes. no pimples. a feeling OF buoy
ancy like childhood days you must
get at the cause.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets act on
the liver and bowels like calomel-
yet have no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome
constipation. Take one or two
nightly and note the pleasing re-
suits. Millions Of boxes sold annu-
ally at 15c and 3Oc.-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-05
AUDITORIUM

Stalwart bill Russell" the hard
hitting Fox star is seen today at the
Auditorium for the last times in his
newest western. called Singing
River" taken from a popular maya
zine story Of the same name. In this
production. Russell has many thrill
ing fistic encounters and does them
up in typical Russell fashion. A
very funny Monty Banks comedy
called. Friday The 18th" and Pathe
News OF latest current events are also
shown on the some program. To-
morrow only, pretty Gladys Walton
IN the Universal special feature.
THE Rowdy" also the first and sec
Ond chapters of DO Or Die" Eddie
Polo's newest continued feature
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-05
GAYLOR DEFENDS
HIS RECORD; PLEADS
FOR 4 YEARS MORE
NJ a d rigal Club Ridicules
Dodge in Song Judge
Feig in Address.

The cr,lx OF the republican city
campaign 20 return Mayor Ralph
Gaylor 10 Office in Mishawaka FOR
another four years was reached last
night when about 1000 men and wo-
men packed the Century theater q
hear the republican nominees reply
% the charges made against them
by Charles W. Bingham. campaign
manager for Billy" Dodge demo
cratic nominee.
Last night was the second night
that AIishawaka voters turned out in
force. Thursday night around 1000
men and women gathered to hear
political thunder and solemn prom
fses which are a feature OF American
politics.
The republican meeting. as was
the case the night before with the
democratic meeting. was preceded
By the Nishawaka brass band
parade. Red fire and torches illu-
minated the banners OF the repub-
lican cohorts. why Change Times
in Mishawa ka ?" and Let Wei
Enough Alone" were the slogans on
the banners.
The meeting was presided over by
Judge Ralph Feig who delivered a
mastery Grafton eulOgizing the sew
eral candidates and repudiating the
campaign charges made by the DEM
ocratic candidates repudiating them
ss unworthy OF retOrt. and then
traced the achievements OF the re-
publican administration during the
past eight years.
4 feature Of the republican meet
ing which ELECTED much laughter.
not a little applause and considerable
resentment from both republicans
and democrats. was the singing or
:he Madrigal club The eight ladies
OF this musical organization sang q
number OF songs ridiculing Billy
Dodge, and the applause which fol-
lowed was interspersed with much
criticism of what was termed poor
taste in ridiculing a candidate.
Echos of political meetings Of
other days were brought wildly TO
mind by the carefully planned and
cIeverly executed preamble TO the
republican meeting.
IL was estimated that between 200
and 800 known democrats were at
the meeting last night Many Of
these attended the meeting with a
sincere desire to hear a refutation
Of the many specific charges made
against the republican record OF the
past eight years.
They were disappointed. The sub
jet matter Of the speeches was de-
voted 20 an attack upon the demo-
cratic party OF eight years ago.
Mayor Gaylor. at all times "a brilliant
speaker. bent all his rhetorical en-
ercies and directed all his oratorical
thunder 10 a defense Of his admin
istratlon. a denial Of his wanting to
perpetuate himself I'm office and
sharp criticism Of the democratic
candidates
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-05
CREAM CLEARS A
STUFFED-UP HEAD
Instantly Opens Every Air
PasSage-Clears Throat

If your nostrils are clogged and
your head is stuffed because Of nasty
catarrh or a cold. apply a little
pure, antispective cream into your
nostrils. II penetrates through every
air passage, soothing and healing
swollen. inflamed membranes and
YOU get instant relief
Try this. Get a small bottle Of
Ely's Cream Balm at any drug store.
Your clogged nostrils open right up;
YOUR head is clear: no more hawk
ing or snuffling. Count fifty. All the
STIFFNESS, dryness struggling for
breath is gone. You feel fine.
-AdVt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-05
Secrets of the Movies Revealed

A-No. indeed Nazimova is ap-
pearing at present in the picture
version OF Camille" II has been
her ambition TO act this role for
a long time. Rudolph Valentino
plays opposite her.
Q-What Is the name Of the pic
ture that Pola Negri will be seen in
next;
A-"One Arabian Night" Is the
title of the picture in which Pola
Negri has the part Of a dancer who
bewitches the hearts OF men II has
a fascinating background Of Orien-
tai pageantry and provides Pola
with a most dramatic role
What is the size Of one picture on
a film?
The answer to this query will be
given tomorrow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-05

Q-Is all the film exposed in the
making OF a picture used in that
film?
A-No. Many times there are
twenty-five TO thirty thousand feet
OF film taken and only Ave or six
thousand feet are used. Sometimes
several cameras are used from diff
ferent angles. and then the best
scenes are used. The cutting OF the
film Is one OF the most important
things in the making Of a picture.
Q-Will Bebe Daniels Ipear in
any more OF the Harold Lloyd pic
lures?
A-No. Bebe is now a star in her
own right. and Mildred Davis is
playing opposite. Harold in his COM
edies.
Q-Ias Nazimova left the screen ?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-05
LASALLE

dice OF Destiny" not only offers
LaSalle goers an unusually strong
and striking melodrama OF the
crook type, but 1t brings TO the film
fans OF the city one of their rare
chances of seeing the long absent
"favorites," II. B. Warner. Lillian
Rich and Rosemary Theby. Alice
Lake. a notable graduate of the Sen
nett sweeties in to the ranks of the
ladies Of the silver sheet,
graces the LaSalle screen Sunday in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-05
CASTLE

Behind The Door. "one OF the
most famous melodramas ever film
ed, is playing q one-day return AT
the Castle today Irwin Wiliatt ere
ated the picture for Paramount dis
tribution and at the head OF its cast
appears the figure of Hobart BOs-
worth. \ western thriller. Hearts
of the West, is marked up for the
Sunday crowds With William Fair
banks listed as the principal per
former.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-05
OLIVER

''Thunderclap, the fascinating
William Fox photoplay, will receive
it's final showing at the Oliver the
alter tonight This story. which is
melodramatic and swift in its ac-
ton, features a number OF thrilling
big scenes. among which is a well
staged horse race. gorgeous scenes
in a gambling house. and that of
the boy-hero being rushed to what
seems certain death to the brink Of
the falls. after being blown from a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-05

portrayal Of a strenuous Evening
az Home Gulfport and Brown.
negro singers and dancers. and
The Rayol.tes." an artistic color
novelty are other entertaining
numbers on the program. which
also includes another OF those mod
ernized "Aesop's Fables" and a
news weekly
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-05
NOVEMBER 5
NEED 100000
TO ENFORCE LAW

WASHINGTON Nov. An a0-
Precipitation OF sl0.o00.00o Tor pro.
hibition enforcement viii boz aske !
OF congress for the next fiscal year.
Prohibition Commission Haynes
announced today. The appropriation
for the current year wCs 81 500 600.
Ten milion dollars WIZ d. ncces-
sary for the proper enforcement ~
the laws. HAYNES said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-05
TEMPLE

Last opportunity TO see Douglas
Fairbanks in his latest and greatest
picture, THE Mark of Zorro" will
be given patrons of the Temple the
alter today. The story. which con-
this part Of the country was under
Spanish rule. has been faithfully re-
produced true to type. with an en-
tire city built representing that pc
riod.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-05

dual stellar role i'm The Infamous
Miss Revel." a problem play OF twin
sisters. one Of whom was naughty
and the other nice.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-05

Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Robbins, 220
K. Battell st. and daughter. Mrs.
Lee Lash and husband OF Elkhart.
will spend Saturday and Sunday with
their daughter. Mrs. Carl Shoemaker
Of Burlington, Ind. They will return
Sunday night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-05
HUNT FOR SLAYER
CONTINUED TODAY

LEAD. s. d. Nov 4.-Authorltles
turned 70 new trails today in an at
tempt 10 find the murderer of FIR.
\. b. Belknap, Catholic priest. A
suspect arrested at Sidney, Neb., was
released when it was found he had
no connection with the case.
No trace of Andrew Orlando
strongly suspected OF the crime, had
been found early Friday. Deputies
were searching for him at Edge
mont again following a report that
he had been seen there.
Oriental Rugs soc on the dollar.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-05

Oriental Rugs, soc on the dollar
Robertson Bros. Co. 39O-tt
The daily times., 1921-10-11


provisions therein.
"One more general statement as to
state bonds, which is as applicable to
highway bonds as to other bonds: We
must in the future abandon the idea,
heretofore existing in this state, of
issuing long term bonds with no
thought or provision for their retire.
ment. Our bonds in the future must
be serial. We cannot continue to pile
up our Indebtedness, with NO provis-
ion for ever paying it. The bonds is
sued by the state to build the North
Carolina railroad have never been
paid. We have paid out in interest
on those bonds several times the
amount of the principal and still owe
the principal. They were refunded in
1879 at per cent for forty years.
We have paid in interest since 1879
approximately six and. one-half mil
lion dollars on $2,72O,OOO.00f issue
and still owe the $2,72O,0O6.OO. Had
we retired $50,OOO.OO annually, the
debt would have been cancelled and
the taxes necessary to have done so
would have been less than they were.
This is simple mathematical calcu-
lation. The idea of borrowing and
never paying the principal is un-
sound, and will not only bankrupt an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-23
Fox Picture
Sure Winner

II Is striking commentary on
tho performance OF tho New York
show goer that the photoplny which
has had the longest run In that city
to date Is one made from tho poems
OF WIN Carleton. whose Farm Hal
lads constitute some of the mosi
characteristic idyiis of American
rural life
Probably no other American poci
came no cloae 20 the hearts OF his
readers as did Carleton His wcrs
tho lifc stories OF plain folks His
characters wcre drawn direct from
lifc--and were people he had met In
his boyhood days on tho farm II
was for this reason that our parents
and grandparents held him In such
great esteem. and that his verse has
been 30 favored by eiocutionists Of
the last three gencrationA
while the great William Fox pro
duction. over the Hill.- based on
Cartoons poems. Is stiii running In
New York city. the West is forum
ate In that II has been seen I'm three
cities already. namely: Los Angeles.
Portland. San Frnncisco. and viii
start iis engagement In Seattle Mt
the metropolitan theatre on Sunday
evening. July III. The offering Is
travelling on tho road with It's own
organization and playing the leading
theatres OF the citlcs OF tho West
and the Northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-23
|l1ovieQuizzec

fcordaefod IN cooperation scsih
Associated Fssi National PICTURES.
frcj
Joan---Jack Holt In married and
has three children. lie says that he
is a happy. contcnted man. and that
neither work nor play shall ever be
his master. His latest picture viii be
called '-rail Timbcr1L"
silver For. May Collins has
bobtsd hair. Yes. It's true that ahe
In only II. And we gucas TIA true
that she and Charlie are engaged 10
be married.
Sundaes--C;corg- Loanc Tucker
was IN. director of The Miracle
Man.- quite agr~c with you that u
was a wonderful picture and well d.
recscd. Perhaps you have not heard
that Mr.. Tucker died on June 20.
Rafsie----f.liiott Dexter played the
lead In The sauaw Man. You arc
right: he vas born In Houston. Tex.
lie IL married to Marie Doro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-23
Story of a Woman's Sacrifice
Wins First Prize in Contest

sutton. they saw 20 II that her hus-
hand lost one position after another.
The boy wrote East 10 his father. ex'
planning. but 10 no avali. lie nwai
lowed his pride and went To his
father.in.law asking for chance TO
mako good. but was briefly told that
the only way ho could make good in
his eyes was TO return his daughter
TO her home and rightful place In SO
ciety and get out OF the country.
-Returnlng 10 the tiny apartment
which finances compelled them 10 oc-
cupy. he. completely discouraged.
feeling that he bad done the giri n
great wrong. urged her 10 so home.
When ahc discovered why he had
done Il. she became more cmblttcrcd
than ever and said she would never
30 home. she would go and earn
her bread and buttcr first. sh. noid
her clothes and jcwriry. telling her
husband that she had little money
OF her own. Ono by one her friends
dropped her and shc was no longer
invited To little affairs shs had al
ways attended.
zone day she secured employment
In nm exciussv. little modlstes shop
where In the old days she had pur.
chased many gowns Tierc abe WINS
compelled TO meet her old friends.
and offsc, their cold airs with a
sweet smile.
Then the great blow came. The
husband fell sick and they were com
PEELED 10 move out 20 tho edge Of
tho city 70 a Tiny place In order that
some Of her salary might DO used to
meet doctor bills.
Il could write pages about this
bravo little riri who's. breeding pre-
vented the display Of noisy sorrow.
OF her humiliation and her sacrifices
she 40 gracefully hid meath her
courageous heart
Mrs. q. NJ. Yeats Of 1917 Harvard
ave. NJ. Is the winner OF the SIS
award DETER printed July fN. and
Maxine Finley. whose letter ap-
pcarcd July 20. wins IS for the third
best.
Contestants are requested TO call
at The Star office for tho prizes
any time Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-23
Salary Raise
Contest Winners

Winners in the Ten Dollar Raiss-
contest are as foilowz. Mrs r. L.
Whitman. Edmonds. WASH. SIS: Mrs.
Lcona wIldemerc. 1917 First ave..
$40; Mrs Margaret Overly. 2g14 18th
ave W.. IS: Mrs. Herbert Thompson.
1912 Summit ave- and Mira Jessie
@. Sharman. $3.50 each: Mrs. h w.
Bethel, 2l5o 43rd ave- N. Mrs d. b.
Kesner. 3s4i 18th ave. w, Mrs II.
+. Wright zl7 10th ave NJ. Mrs.
VIM NJ Hartford. 1914 Seneca st..
and Mrs. ID. w. McFadden. SIS
Fourth rt. Brcmcrton, Wash. II
each.
Prize winners are requested to call
at The Star office any time Monday.
Letters submitted by Mira Whit
man. Mrs. wildcmere and Mrs Over
ly have been printed during the last
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-23
Jack Hollis Horse
Scores Jump Record

robin Hood Jack Hoits IA
nous horse. broke tho Southern
California record for high jumping
with n score Of feet inches. re-
Gently. Tho Paramount star has
one great bobby--fino horses. and
his equines are often among the
blue ribboners Mt horse shows. He
did not ride Robin Hood In this
event as II required lightweight
rider--and Jack isn't especially
light
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-23

Mrs. Martha Tobey OF 1868 East
Thomas. wins tho $50 cash prize OF
fered by Manager Wright OF the
Strand theatre. for the best letter on
Courage Mrs Tobey's letter fol-
lows.
My tale OF young woman's
courageous heart takes us back some
time when social castles were more
plainly defined and adhered TO and
when a man was permitted by law TO
drink himself 10 death II no 80
chose.
I'm a largo western city lived a
gtrl. beautiful both mentally and
physically. only daughter OF respect
ed. wealthy parents-a girl who was
pampered and pcttcd and sheltered
from every conceivable hardship. OF
such a ono we do not expect courage
In any large degree.
The city boosted n good college
and TO this our girl went.
In an eastern city lived a young
man about the same age, OF good
parentage. He entered an eastern
college. but thru bad association be
came addicted to drink and in hts
second year failed at school. In de.
SPAR his father sent him West 10
college. telling him II was his last
opportunity 10 make good.
ITO make long story xhort-Tate
pulls the strings and We dance The
boy and the giri met At college. dane
ed and fell rnadly In love. The girls
father. having definite IDEAS for bis
daughters future. also having al
ready selected an ariatocratic young
man for her husband, frowncd upon
this college romance. lie finally for.
babe the college boy entrances to
their home The boy. discouraged
and lonely. continued his high life
In the West and fiunkod I'd his
studies. which led TO an estrange-
meut with his family.
Secretly the girl saw him and
secured thru friends a position for
him and encouraged him TO make
good. II not In one way. some other.
Sobercd by this great love the boy
settled down.
when the giri learned that she
was to 70 abroad for two years. and
return 10 marry her fathers choice.
she rebeile-i and ran away and mar.
ried her own choice. A a result.
her father forbade her TO ever enter
her home again unless she gave up
that rake as he termed her newly
acquired husband. Furthermore.
with the scheming OF tho rejected