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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-17

men boys over II, to become u. s.
government railway mail clerks. $500
first year. (sl34 month";. Quick raise
to $4,000 No strikes. No layoffs
Paid vacation. Short hours. Pleas
ant work travelling constantly. COM
mon education sufficient Experience
unnecessary List positions free.
Write Immediately. Franklin lnsti-
tute Dept 81 Y, Rochester, n. Y
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-17
LleHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 9
AVE.-Light house

9 ROOMS furnished for light house
keeping, No children. Phone 5275.
STH ST.-So. ia For rent, large
front room for light housekeeping.
Phone 2637.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-17
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE "a

WANT FARM-Ranch, plantation, mer-
chandise exchange for apartment
buildings Good location. Rents So
900 to s425, 600. Price $4,000 to So,
500, 900. Trade separately or together.
George Stewart, % So. LaSalle, Chi
cago.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-17

FINE STOCK, grain, orchard, blue
grass farm; equipped stocked; $50
Samuel McCutehen. Route NJ, Box
3S3, Indianapolis, Ind.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-17

acres; good fertile soil,
good buildings, at a very low price;
must be sold to close estate. Address
Charles C. Bachman, Syracuse, Ind.
Administrator.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-17

MODERN 1o-ROOM brick. Investment
S housekeeping rooms and garages.
All occupied. Cash or terms. owner
307 n. 10. .-.....-... .-....
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-17
INDIANA FARMs-FoR SALE a;

acres; S5 acres bottom
Price $4,000; terms. Six miles west
of Greencastle, Ind, at Fern. W. H.
Robson, Reelsville, Ind, r. r. L.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-28

Tol 'ko, 60 bola y pivnici, nnz ie
eervena trocha vzrusena.
Tss tichsie vravf OBJ.
tesov, ked' ona otvoriac flasky,
yypdst al ! r,ky stopel Ne,
bnchajte tax, muza zobudite
No ak zob1dim?
TAX sladko spi vas vidi
vo sne.. Ma vase zdravie! !!
A potion - zasi doktor, grga.
jhc po zelterskej: mnzovia -
to TAXA nudna historic, ze BY We.
ri dobre urobili, keby iba naveky
spah. Ej, keby k teito vodiske
vinka ,seryeneho!
Aki m1dri! smeje sa apa-
tekarka.
To by bolo - Skoda, ze Y
apatekach nepredavajii spiritu6-
GOV! A We Wy musite pre-
davat's vino, ako lick. Mate Vi
mum gallicum rubrum?
Name.
No hl'a! Date nam! Parom
po nom, dajte SEM
Kol 'ko vamg
Kvantum salts! Napred
nam len dajte do vody po uncii a
potion nvidime Co, Obtesovs
Napred 'vodou a potion j per
Doktor a Obtesov sadain 81 k
pultu, snimajn ciapky poefna-
il pit cervene vino.
A VINO je, musfme uznat' J,
prepaskudne! Vinum planissi-
mum! No ale v prftomnosti
e-e-e 49,. zda sa byt nektarom i. ;.
Oknzl 'njdca ste, milostiva PAM !
Bozkavam, mysli, yasu rncic-
ku.
ia by dal neviem co, keby
som to mohof urobit' ME " mysli!
= vravf Obtesov = Ma moi prav-
du! Dal by zivot'!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-28
10 radsej nechajte tax !.

TO gradsej nechajte tax 4
hovorf PAM Cernomordikova
pyriac sa a robiac vaznu tyar.
Aka ste w, naozai, kokett-
ka! chichoce sa tisko sdoktor
Ihl 'adiac ma nu fig1iarsky, zpod
ohocia. Tie oclsa akofstriel 'ajldi
Pif! PAT! Gratuluie,n: w stt
Apatekarka pozera do ich Ger
yenych tvari, na6lva ich trkota.
min skoro ona ozivnje. O, ako
| jej je uz veselo! Nadpriada roz
hovor, chichoce sa, kokettnje, bs
leo este po dlhom nahovaran
pie s panmi so dve uncle vina.
Mali by ste, PAM officieri
eastejsie zavitat k nam do mesta
y tych kasarni, vravi i'm:
lebo to al strach, akii nudu til my
name. ia priam zmieram Cd nu.
dy.
Ale, ale! zasne doktor. -
Taky ana1as, taky prirodny "a.
zrak a talSto tn pnsti! Pekne
to povedal Gribojedov: INA p1.
.sti v Saratove!'' No, ale, cas- sa
nam poberat Vel mi ma tesilo
nesmiernel Kol'ko platimeY
u Apatekarka dvfha oei k povale
a dlho seveli perami.
Dvanast rubl'ov, styridsat'-
osem kopejok! recie po chvfli.
Obtesov vybera 2 kesene tlstn
tobolku, dlho knta hrci penazi
a plat.
Vas manzel sladkom span
ku :. sniva sa mu :. mumle,
stfskajnc ma rozlncke ruku apa-
tekarky.
ia nerada hliposti 4.
Go "a hl1posti9 Naopak I. ).
to sd vonkoncom ME hl1posti. !.
I Shakespeare povedal: Blaze
ny, kto "a mladi Dol mladyn
Pust tie mi ruku! sy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-28
APOTEKARKA

sebou. Ked' obe postavy dosly
pred apateku, stisr,jd krok a po.
zerain ma obloky.
Raai apafekou s. vravi
tenky. A vern je apateka
Aha, M viem - Tamten tyzden
som tn Dol, bobrovy olej som k,l-
poval tn je apatekarom oblnda:
$ kyslon tvarou ga somarskou hla-
Won. To je kotrbal Akurat Ia
kou biial Samson Filistinskych.
M--ano, -necia t,lcny hru-
Ibym hlasom. Spi farmacia! Spi
Isl al apatekarka. Gi vies, Obte-
soy, ze tn byva Sumna apatekar-
kat!
Videl som i,l NJ. Zapatila
sa mi ri. Povedzte, doktor, mo-
re ia rada mat tai somarsku ko-
tTDu TOVeuZIe.
Me, ia no istotne nerada,
yzdycha doktoF, takym w
razom, ako by mu bolo, l'uto apa-
|tekara. Spf.si mamliGka "a OBJ
loekom! Obtesov,s % Rozprc-
strela sa od horncavy iistoGka
napoly otvorene .. a nozka jej
ovisla postele. Tut max apate-
kar 81 ii veruboze ami nevsimne
Jemu podistyrn 80 co zena,
co fl'asa karbolom vsetko
jedno!
Viete co, doktor? vravi
officer, pozastaviacs sa. Noze
my void me do apateky, knpime
eoho-toho! Uvidime, mono, apa-
tekarku.
Ba este co noci!
A preto? Apatekar musf
dat v noel. Pod'te holnbok!
No, nedbam
Apsck.arka, schovana "a zaclo-
non, pocnje sykavy zvuk zvonca.
Obzrie sa ma muza, ktory 81 chra-
pc ako predtym usmieva sa,
hadze ma seba saty. obnva ma boz
SO papncky beM do apateky.
Ia sklenymi dvermi vidno dive
tone $. Apatekarka pozdvihuje
knot ma lampe a ponahla sa ku
dverom, j jej je uz ME clivo, ami
ME mrzuto, nechce sa .jej uz pla-
kat iba srdce jej bdcha mocnej-
lie. Vchodf tu6ny doktor a tenky
Obtesov. Uz sa dajn rozoznat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-28

Napokon kupujdci, Pc dlhyef
|apatekarky neiste, st 'aby roz,
1hntuj6c, q nieco nepozabudli
Ivysli apateky.
| IA ona chytro uteka do spalne
! a sedne k tomu iste1nu oblokn
Vidf, ako doktor a pordeik lenivc
| podisli asi dvadsat' krokov, "a.
stall a suskaju 81. Ozai Co? Srdce
/ liej b1cha q preco sama nevie
Srdce jej bije mocne, TAX sa
jei mari, Re Ii dvaia, ako 81 TAX
srlskaid, riesa i1del toho iei
Esrdca.
@ chvl'n doktor vzdial nje sa
tod Obtesova, ide d'alej Obte-
I,sov sa vracia nazad Prechad2a
lsa popri apateke raz, drllhy ra2
T. Zastane pri dverach, ktorf po-
znoye Napokon zaznieva me-
smelly zvoneek.
Co? Kto to? poeuje ra-
zom apatekarka HAS mnza.
Cengaj iia ty nepocujes! yra-
vi apatekar prfsne. Go to "a
|robota!
Vstal, obliekol zupan tackavo,
" polosne, snchajilc papucami,
kraea do apateky.
Co .. co vam9 - spvtuie
81 Obtesova.
Date y. dajte "a patnast
kopejok matovych pagackov.
s nekonecnym pofukovanfm, IL
vanim, usfnajuc v chodzi a b1cha-
JUG kolenami pult toperi sa apa-
tekar ma policu berie piksl'u.
Po uplynuti dvoch min1t apa-
tekarka vidi, ako Obtesov vychodi
apateky a, urobiac niekol 'ko
krokov, trepol matove pagacky ma
prasn1 cestu. Zpoza uhla v
iistrety mu ide doktor. Smialy sa,
gestikulujnc rukami a mizn1 "
rannej hmle.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-28
llnse'i o,sv

Mestecko B, pozostavaidce !
dvoch-troch krivych ulic, spi ne
prebudenim snom. Y zamretom
povetri ie It's. Poent iba, ako
kdesi d'aleko, iste "a mestom,
slabym skrekl l'avsm lenorkom
brese pes. Nezadlho bude svi-
tat
Vsetko az davno pozaspavalo
Rdie iba mlada zena Cernomor
dika, majitel'a b-skei apatie-
ky. Tri razy 81 uz probovala
l'ahnlt', no sen sa jej urputne
strani a preco ~ nevediet'. Sedi
pri otvorenom obloku, v koseli a
hl'adf ma ulicn. Dusno jej je,
clivo, mrzuto taxa je namr-
zena, ze by sa hned pustila do
placu preco - zas len nevedno.
Akasi grundza JED lei nahrudi,
- f Il & Ea
neprestajne tisne 50 jei ku hrdlu
V tizadi, ma niekol 'ko krokov
cd apatekarky, obrateny k stene,
sladko 81 pochrapkava sam Ger
nomordfk. Lakoma blcha vpila
sa mu do nosa, prave medzi oei, no
on toho neciti, ba sa este usmie-
va, lebo sa mu sniva, re cele mesto
kasle a jeho kvapky HDanskeho
kral'a" mfnaj1 sa dvalom. To-
no by 81 teraz nezobudil ami pich-
nutim, AMI delom, AMI laskou.
Apateka je skoro ma samom
konci mesta, j apatekarka ma
pekny vyhl'ad d'aleko do pol "a.
Vidi, ako zvolna pobelieva w
chodna east nebsklona, ako sa
potion stava takou purpurovou,,
ami cd vel 'keho poziaru. Zpoza
vzdialeneho krovia znezrady W.
chodf vel 'ka, sirokolica luna. Je
cervena (naozaj, ked' mesiac W.
chodi zpoza krovia, byva naveky
strasne zgalamuteny.)
Zrazu sired nocneho tichs. cut
ciesi kroky cvendzanie ostroh. I
vravu poeut
"To id1 officieri do tabora, .
hiita apatekarka.
O chvil'k zjavuj1 sa dve po-
stavy bielych officierskych kit
liach: jedna vacsia tuena, dru-
ha mensia a tensia 8. Pletn sa
pozdlz plota lenivo, IS nohy ma
nohu hlasne sa rozpravajn medzi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-28
a. ri

Aka som ia nest 'aAna !
vravi apatekarka zlostne, poze-
rajda na muza, ktory chytro sa
soblieka, ze 81 Ease l'ahne spat
%, aka som nest 'astna !! opa-
.kuje 81 d horkymi slzami sa jejI
naplnily oci. I nikto, nikto, MI
kto nevie
Patnast' kopejok som sabu
dol ma pnlte, numle apatekar,
zakrncajnc sa do prikrt tvadla.
Sprac ich, prosim ia, do kassv.
A zaspal v tel chvili,
z ruskeho: nj. g.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-28
ADREssAR oKREsNEHo sBoRu
sLov. 1fGY Y YOUNGSTOWN. q.

lozaf Marttnko,s preds., 249 Carlton
St., City. Juraj Murdzak, podpredseda
1922 Taylor ST., City. Juraj Puhalla,
tajomnfk, 81 N. Whitney Ave, Citys
Martin Doiak, pokl., 6ol Steel ST., Gil
Dozorny vybor: Frantisek Hudik, RA-
vel Habovsky Martin Lipka. - Ma
sledovne sbory prislnchajd do Okr.
sboru: AZ. Lansingville, 50. mesta,
1913. 20 steelton, 100. 20 struthers, 2of.
2 Brier Hill, 242. Haselton a 3l4. .
East Youngstown.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-28
.xo6Naafownak1 sLo1EHskf kozl1EY

/. !
Bruchaty doktor je osmahlf, bra
daty a t'arbavy. Pri kazdom ma
flom pohybe trestf ma nom kitl'a .
| ma tvari mu vstnpnje pot. Off.
cier Ease je rnzoyy holobriadok
zene podobny a hybky, ami trste-
nica.
Go sa vam bude pacit !? ~
zainc odev ma hrudi.
/ Date .. e-e-e "a pat.
mast kopejok natovych pagati-
kov!
Apatekarka pomaly berie )
police piksl' II a zadfna vazit !,
Kupnjiici, ami nemrkndc, hl'adia
Ina jej chrbat. doktor zmnrka,
sta syty koctr, poricik je vel
mi vazny-
Prvy raz vidim, ze apa-
|teke predava DANA, vravi
doktor.
V tom nicoho zlastneho 81. ].
lozyva sa apatekarka, sibndc okom
IA rnzovn tvar Obtesova. Moi
MOI nema pomocnfka, ia mn
(pomahavam.
- TAX Mate milunkli apa-
tecku! Kol 'ko tn vSakovych
tychto nadob! A Wy sa nebo-
iite chodit' pomedzi ticto jedy!
Brrr!
Apatekarka zakri1ca balieek
4 podava no doktorovi. Obtesov
|plati. Prechodi pol minnty MI
cania s.. Muzskf mrknn jeden ma
druheho, krocia ku dverom, po-
tom zas brknd druh ma druha.
Date "a desat' kopejok So
dy! 49, recie doktOr.
Apatekarka lenivo mdle sa
pohybujnc. siaha rukou ma policu.
CT tn nemate v apateke, ME-
60 takeho i. mrmle Obtesov,
selestiac palci, nieco takeho,
viete, allegorickeho, akej-takej
obzivujncej vlahy s. zelterskej
vody, vari9 Mate zelterskn vo-
du? ag
Name, -odpoveda apatekar-
ka.
-. Znamenite! Wy ste ME zen,
ska, vlastne, noze nam so tri
flasky!
- Ovocicko! yravf doktor,
mrknnc okom. - Takeho anana-
su, Otesoy, nenajdete ami ma Ma
deirskom ostrove. Coz Ako po-
viete? Aha q. pocujete, ako
chrape? To pan apatekar racia
odpocivat'. 8" ".'2
O minntku vracia sa apatekar-
ka kladie ma pult pat 'flias.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-28
Rozsirujte, predplacajte :
6itajte Youngstownske slovenskS
Novinyl
YoUNGSToWNsKY v NEMoCI
PoDP0RUJtCI sPoLoK
TATRA.

Uradnfei: Predseda: Jozsf Martinko,
249 Carlton st., podpredseda: Jan
Salata, 402 Oak ST., detovnik: NJ. Kra-
mar, Is Lakeview Ave, pokladnik: A.
Adamko, 1884 Oak ST., dozorci: }. Du'
lik J. Adamko. Sch8dze 50 vydr-
ziavajd kaxdd /. nedel u ' mesiaei
skole sv. Cyrilla . Methoda 2. hod.
20 poludnf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-22
OLIVER

That Il has been found necessary
TO retain "Over the HilF' for sec
ond weeks showing at the Oliver
theater. attests the popularity that
the first presentation of this wonder
Ticture has met with in South Bend.
And this IN face OF the fact that
the picture has no star or stars, des-
ignated as such; no massive grand
eur I'm it's settings, no sex lure, no
molodrama: none OF the things that
have previously be emphasized to
draw people 10 film attraction. II
has. however, one OF the most beau
tiful stories that ever found its way
TO screen expression-a story so de-
lightful in it's humorous and heart
searching aspects that II IS said 70
lie safely in a class by itself.
The story. which was adapted from
two OF VIII Cartoons Farm Bal
lads" details a beautiful narrative
OF mothr love divine and in its in
tenseIy human touches Is quite un-
like any other film ever presented. It
presents upon the screen the things
that arc the simplest and. after all
the most loved AMI revered. cover
The Hill" does not pretend 10 preach
a sermon. or expound a theory. but
iU itS SIMPLE, hOmely atmosphere il
provides a feast Of entertainment
-Nlt stf-s tho deenest emotions one
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-22
@hBertOn Braleys
(E9IDailyPoem


What DO you want out OF living7
What is your hope and your
dream7
Think OF it, plan for Il. work all
you can for It,
Use all your vigor ana steam!
Never be swerved from pour pur-
pose.
Pick your objective and climb;
Keep at It, keep at Il!
Keep doggedly at It
Allatime. kid. allatinel
You may not get all that you wanted.
Success may escape from your
clutch,
But If you don't yearn for II, strive
for It, burn for il,
You'll never get anything much;
Keep on and you cannot fail wholly.
At least you will touch the sub
lime;
Keep at It, keep at III
Keep doggedly at 1t
Allatime. kid, allatime!
The dreams not enough-you must
seek ii
with constant. unwavering will,
Go after 1t. fret for It. labor and
sweat for IL,
Use all your cunning and skill:
It's just an old truth that I'm
preaching,
A copy book maxim in rhyme,
But nevertheless it's the key to sue
cess
Keep at II, keep at II!
Keep doggedly at IL
Allatime. kid, aIlatimei
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-22
Stage
ORPHEUM

One OF the most humorous playiets
or business life TO reach the vaude-
vile stage in long time, Is Harry
Holman's Interpretation OF Hard
Boiled Hampton" now playing at
the Orpheum and continuing it's en-
gagement including Sunday perform
ances. Close seconds for favor are
The Seven Little Sweethearts." fea-
turing the Forbes Kiddies in song
and dance bits that will be found
extraordinarily clever and amusing.
Emma Francis and Harold Kennedy
offer a program OF dances and com
edy travesties in which they appear
to good advantage. Mr.. Kennedy
is clever chap. while Miss Francis
Is retite and pretty. Both are
graceful steppers. Mellon and Rem,
offer comedy and melody in their
Books for Sale" COPELAND and Pay
ton. genial black-face entertainers,
are possessed OF excellent singing
voices. Swan and Swan are synco-
pated jugglers. "Aesop's Fables" Of
fer sugar-cOated moral that will be
found laughable. A weekly COM
pletes the program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-22
BLACKSTONE

Today Is your last opportunity TO
witness Charlie Chaplin's picture,
The Idle Class at the Blackstone.
Chaplin plays his first dual role.
first as a golfing hobo with many
fancy strokes and more ways Of
getting a ball than a red-headed
caddy. That's himself" Then he
is a millionaire hubby in love with
a cocktail shaker more than his wife.
That's him" But when him
finds himself telling a wonderful
tale TO him" own wife-well. better
see what happens. This production
was written and directed by Chaplin,
assisted by Edna Purveiance and
Mack Swain.
Alice Joyce in THE Inner Cham
Der" is scheduled 10 open a one day
showing tomorrow. Many beautiful
exterior scenes and elaborate interi-
or settings are required by the story
No expense has been spared to make
this production one of real merit.
and one that will stand out in bold
relief against many productions of
the present year. The story is one
that will hold the interest from the
first flash. Just as the spectator
feels that he can solve a problem
that confronts a leading character
played by Alice Joyce, the plot
takes a new twist. and he has TO
guess all over again. The climax
comes with a surprise and the end
ing is unusually effective. A two
reel Sunlight comedy entitled ''Mov-
ing" we'll as latest international
News. are TO be seen on the same
program.
Norma TaImadge, supported by
Lew Cody, will be seen in 1.-THE Sign
On The Door" which is a drama
that moves with powerful impulse
AS vivid as the screen can give.
The American Legion will have
possession OF the Blackstone on
Monday and Tuesday, oct "a and
%, at which time they will present
the historical production, THE Man
Without A Country"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-22

O-who - the oldest person. IN
point Of service. In motion pictures
today7
A-Col. william y. Selig. who IS
still very active IN the making OF
pictures today began his career as a
producer April 1. 1895. He produced
the first serial and introduced wild
animals in the silent drama. az well
a s the first scenics.
Q.-Is "a Su Pitts married.
A.-Yes Tom Gallery Is her hus-
band and they expect 20 cO-star to-
gether this year.
Q.-Is Clara Kimbau Young's
father stills playing In her pictures?
A.-No. Mr.. Young Il 10 star in
his own right and his first picture
VIII be "Old Man Proudie"
Q-What world-famous athlete
has gone into motion pictures with
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-22
AUDITORIUM

Hoot Gibson in Action" his first
flve-reel production, Is shown at the
Auditorium theater for the last
times. University men viii be par
ticularly interest to know that j.
Farrell Mcdonald, one OF the play
ers supporting Mr.. Gibson in tins
production, vas one OF Yale's best
football starr before coming in front
OF the camera Action" is a vfgor-
Gus western drama adapted from J..
Allan Dunn's story, THE Mascotte
OF the Three Star" and directed by
Jack ORD. now associated with VIII
liam Fox in the direction OF Tom
Mix, famous cowboy star. A very
funny ballroom Boys comedy, "A
chill Romance" and Pathe News are
also shown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-22

try have cast their shado7v before
them and = - necessary nat our
household be placed n order that
we may prepare for such days %
adversely as may come.
Strike Blow Futile
United we stand. divided We
fan e more true today than in ths
period when our union waa formed.
and I know that this sentiment -
echoed in the mind and heart or our
great membership IN Kansas
In this latest move 20 iron out
the Kansas mine tangle-in which.
pAradoxically. forces Of the rebel
hous Alex Howat are directing the
strike and neutenants of Lewis are
making moves % break the strike
from the same Office. Lewis declared
1T Sc futile 70 believe that a stoppare
Of work win change the Kansas
court law"
There are but two ways" said
the union chief 'In which the IN
dustrial court law may be beaten.
namely: BY action az the state leEis-
lature In repeating The measure. or
b. seeking judicial determination Of
It's provisions which labor holds 20
be unconstitutional
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-22
Secrets of the Movies Revealed

the same vigor and spirit that made
him win N the Olympic games7
A-"SnOwy'' Baker who won
swimming and diving contests in the
Olympic games and shared honors
in the water polo ana racing champ
iOr.ships.
O-What star recently held a
rodeo for the benefit OF a hospital
for crippled children
A-Pauline Frederick held the
rodeo on her estate at Beverly Hills.
VIII Rogers brought his kids and
performed with them on horses
while many other prominent stars
did stunts and they made $4,000.
Were sets built in the early
days and were pictures taken IN
studios or cut OF doors7 Wen
tell you all about 10 In this de-
partment tomorrow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-22
CASTLE

Miss Elsie Ferguson. supreme
emotional actress OF both stage and
screen. ends her arst film run in
South Bend In many months with
todays showings Of Arnold Benefits
Sacred And Profane Love" at the
Castle. Conrad Nagel supports her
in this phOtOplay Of distinctive
beauty and strong emotional appeal.
or offering that has drawn some OF
the finest audiences seen in motion
picture houses this season. Tomor-
row. by special request. the Castle
win offer Viola Dana IN THE Match
Breaker"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-22
ANOTHER DISPUTE
ON WAGES FEARED
BY MINERS CHIEF
Lewis Appeals to Kansas Coal
Diggers to Rally to
Union.

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct 71.-Fore-
cast OF a battle which IS 20 come
over the question OF miners wages
was made today by John L Lewis
when the United Mine Workers
chief appealed to striking Kansas
miners 10 rally to the support OF the
union in preparation Cor such
days OF adversely as may come"
Failing in other moves. Lewis ef-
forts to swing the recalcitrant Kan
sans into line with the administra-
ton forces verged upon this new
tack today. In an official bulletin ad-
dressed TO every member Of the min
ers' union IN Kansas. Lewis said:
"Our union Will soon enter upon
a period OF wage controversy.
Coming events in the coal indus
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-22
Screen
LASALLE

The two most noted fiappers OF the
films ara the stellar attractions at
the LaSalle for the week end, Viola
Dana being billed for today IN THE
Match Breaker" and Constance Tall
madge being scheduled for Sunday
in Scandal" a revival OF her most
famous phOtoplay. Miss Dana's Of
fering, which opened yesterday Is
frolic OF fun with a girl who sets
up n the business OF smashing I'M
desirable entanglements as the cen
trail character. while the tale that
Cosmo Hamilton wrote for Miss Tai
1nadge concerns a girl who gets her
self into trouble by claiming TO bs
married when she isn't. Bert Lytell,
David Powell and Wallace Reid fea-
lures are on the LaSalle program
for the coming week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-22

moment and leaves on brcathless
with laughter the next.
This morning at 20 a
special school childrens' n. II
be given at reduced pric' -
comodate the little folks q
anxious 10 see this pictUr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-22

breakfast food" The train was
speeding westward when one OF the
bandits swung onto the cab and COW
cred the engineer and fireman. He
ordered the train stopped.
Meanwhile the other htshwaymen
backed a truck up against the box
car containing the whisky
The liquor was unloaded while
the conductor, M. E. Farrahar, in
charge Of the train. and his crew,
stood with their hands above their
heads.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-22
Rum Bandits Hold
Up Train, Getting
SIS, 900 Wet Loot
Gang Stages Spectacular Rob-
berry, Escaping With
Liquor In Truck.

MT. COOK, H.. Oct. 21.-Two
armed bandits held up a Santa Fe
train near here Thursday, robbed
the entire crew at the point of pis-
tolls, and escaped with $4,000 worth
% ytrh ielsy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-22
JOHN HOLIDAY DIES

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. Iii
John Hampden Holiday, rs, one of
Indiana's leading financiers. died at
MS North Meridian st. home here
today from heart trouble.