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Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-06-15

no lineage-if | had to make my
way again, as had to, against diff
culties, such that at the age of 26 all
I possessed was 500 of debts, well,
in spite OF all temptations to be-
long to other nations, SHOULD have
felt that there was only one place
for a young man who wanted to tear
from life full value for his efforts
in spite all temptations, | should
have been born an American"
Not half enough of us realize the
special privilege OF being born
Americans. The lot of every Amer
ican is a fair degree of equality OF
opportunity. He ought to appre-
ciate this fact In order that he may
become the citizen that this pecu-
liar fortune demands.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-06-15

employ OF the Southern Pacific
company at Dunsmuir, where his
geniallty and real worth have won
for him the esteem of many friends
who will be glad 10 welcome his
bride.
The happy couple left on No. So
for San Francisco, and will also
visit Salt Lake City and Portland,
before returning to Dunsmuir. where
they will make their home.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-06-15
OF WOODCRAFT
HOLD CONVENTION HERE
BY MRS. f. f. PHIPPS

BY MRS. f. f. PHIPPS
District Convention No. IL Neigh
bors of Woodcraft held their 1921
session In this city on Monday and
Tuesday of this week at the I. O..
o. F. hall.
District Number IL includes cir
cles as far north as Eugene and was
represented by delegates from Eu-
gene, Roseburg, function City,
Creswell, Oakland, Drain, Spring
field, Riddle, Cottge Grove, C0burg,
Marshfleld, Walterville. North Bend,
Coquille, Lakeyiew, Grants Pass,
Medf0rd, Phoenix and Ashland
In attendance were Grand Off
GERS Alberta McMurphy. chairman
laws committee; Mary L. Whitney,
chairman legislative committee;
Tilty /. Johnson, Roseburg, member
of Woodcraft Home Council and
District Inspector Margaret f. In
man, of Eugene.
Monday forenoon was mostly taken
up with registration and filing OF
credentials of the delegates and in
the afternoon election Of represen
tatires to the Grand Circle Session
which is to convene in Portland,
July II of this year.
The three delegates elected were
Ida Umbach, Lakeview, Elizabeth
Soliss, Medford and Margaret E..
Inman OF Eugene. Three alternates
were also elected at this time; Mabel
A. Roberts of this city. Eta Brown,
of Creswell and Anna Steinbaugh. OF
Grants Pass.
Election OF district officers result
ed as follows:
Guardian-Emily NJ. Hammond.
Adviser-Grace Smith, of North
Bend.
Clerk--Lillian Coleman, OF Phoe-
ni1.
Banker-Lorena thinner, OF Eu.
gene.
Magician-Belle Bennett. OF Med
ford.
Attendant-Eaton of Springfield
Capt. of Guards--Maude Fields
of Roseburg.
Inner Sentinel-Ida Patterson, OF
Marshfleld.
Outer Sentinel-Mabel McKibben
of Cottage Grove.
Managers-Anna Morrison, Co
guile; Perilla Mclean, Riddle and
Alma Allingham, Coburg.
At $3.50 Acorn Circle No. 81 OF this
city entertained the delegates and
visiting Neighbors with a most sump-
tuous chicken dinner in the banquet
hall.
Monday evening program was
given which included an address OF
welcome by Mayor c. B. Lambkin,
with response by Alberta McMrrphy
of Eugene, piano solos by Misses
Berna Haight and Laura Prescott
readings by Mary r. Courts and
Bonnis Moss while the Woods fam
lily in their usual pleasing manner
rendered several musical selections
The hall and banquet room were
beautifully decorated with the col.
ors of the order, red, white and
green. -. .....a
Much credit should be given the
committees for their untiring efforts
to entertain the visitors who ex
pressed themselves as being yer,
much pleased with the splendid en-
tertainment furnished by Acorn Cir
Gle as well as by the Ashland people
In showing the visitors the. scenic
attractions Of our city.
Tuesday mornings session was the
closing one and at this time the new
lily elected officers of the District
Circle were installed by Mary l.,
Whitney ably assisted by District
Inspector, Margaret E. Inman unt
District Captain of the Guards, Lo
Lorena thinner and the team o.
Acorn Circle Number 81.
The convention closed with man,
wishes for as pleasant a meeting a
the next convention.
In the afternoon, automobiles
were on hand to take the visitors
for "a drive over the Scenic Drive.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-06-15

Bend-s6O.OOO bond issue foi
completion OF Bend-Sisters highway
and The Dalles-P. r. L. & p. Co
to expend large sum improving Es.
taeada park.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-06-15

Phillips Brooks. the great New
England preacher. poet and think
er, never uttered a more beautiful
truth then when he said Life lie
too short to nurse ones misery.
Hurry across the lOwlsnds that you
may spend more time on the noun
tain tops"
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-06-15
CITY MINISTER LAUDs
BULGIN AS SPEAKEI.
By REV. C. F. KoEHLER

The interest in the eyangelistic
meetings is rapidly increasing. The
people are beginning to understand
that a real evangelist with a real
message is among us.
Wednesday night was Presbyter-
ian and Nazarene night, and the
members of these churches turned
out in force. A great message de-
iivered in a masterful way, held the
audience deeply interested to the
end.
DR.. Bulgin is fearless and Just in
the presentation OF the truth. yet
tolerant and sympathetic where
weakness and not designed sin pre-
vails-just the quality of message
that will appeal to sincere men who
want to understand how to live
real life.
All advertising signs ordered re-
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-06-15

Some grown-up folks are afraid
they will spoil their children BY
making them too happy. What fools
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-06-15
Local and Personal
TUESDAYS NEWS

Artist Visits Here
Miss Mabel Russell metorsd trsn
her ranch near Mt, Shasta and Is no"
at the home OF her mother, Mrs A.
H. Russell, where she is completing
n painting OF Crater Lake fer Mr..
and Mrs. c. L. Loomis. She expects
10 finish the painting today. A s1mi-
lar picture is now on exhibitor Vt
the Austin Hotel.
%
Return from CALIFORNIA;
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Dunn and lit
tie daughter have returned from Cal
ifornia, where they were visiting
friends and relatives in Oakland and
Eureka. Mrs. Dunn, who has been
visiting her brother al Eureka, has
been in the TWO southern citiss for
the past several weeks. Mr.. Dunn
made the trip to accompany Mrs
Dunn on her return trip.
Return flom Motor Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. ". q Cook and son
have returned from an auto trip in
California
Take Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Denton, two
sons and Mrs. C. A, Borah and two
sons. left today for a weeks outins
trip in the Applegats section.
AT Work After Operation
Miss Pearl Ruger is back at her
work at Rose Bros. confectionery,
after an absence OF few days dur
Ing which time she had an operation
for removal OF tonsils.
DunSmuir Visitors Returs--
Mrs. Kelly Paris OF Dunsmuir, re-
turned last evening on train sS after
q few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs
p. Stevens, who recently returned
from a several months residence in
Dunsmuir.
Picnic at Grants Pass
A number OF Ashland people mo-
torsd to Grants Pass for picnics last
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles il.
Pierce Mr.. and Mrs. II. 8. Harrison,
and Mn. n. 4. Harrison were
among those who spSnt the day IN
that city.
d. A. II. To Meet
The Mt. Ashland chapter OF the
D. A. r. will hold special business
session at the home OF Mrs. Z. v Ca.
Ter, 514 Boulevard, Friday after
noon OF this week at 2;50 o'clock.
Dunsmuir Visitors
John BEEN and daughter of Duns-
muir, Cal, motored here from that
city accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Cole They are visiting
at the home OF Mrs. Frank Foltz,
2S6 b street.
Portland Visitor
Mds. Kate Gardner OF Portland Is
ylsitind at the home OF her mother,
Mrs. NJ +. Heron, on North Main
street.
Trinity Guild Picnic
The Trinity Guild will hold a pie
mic in Lithia Park Thursday morn
ing at eleven o'clock. II will be held
for the Guild and church Sunday
school members. The Guild has in
yited everybody TO come, with
lunches. Ice cream and hot coffee
served by ladies OF the Guild is
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-06-15
Trinity Guild Picnic

The Trinity Guild will hold a pie
mic in Lithia Park Thursday morn
ing at eleven o'clock. 1t will be held
for the Guild and church Sunday
school members. The Guild has in
vited everybody" TO come, with
lunches. Ice cream and hot coffee
served by ladies OF the Guild Ia
scheduled on the program.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-06-15

All advertising signs ordered re.
moved from Oregon state highways
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-06-15
Portland Visitor

AIds. Kate Gardner OF Portland is
yisitind at the home OF her mother,
Mrs. NJ +. Heron, on North Main
street.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-06-15

Picnic at Grants Pass
A number OF Ashland people mo-
torsd to Grants Pass for picnics last
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles il.
Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. II. 8. Harrison,
and MN. n u. Harrison were
among those who spSlit the day IN
that city.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1921-06-15

John BEEN and daughter OF Duns-
muir, Cal, motOred here from that
city accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Cole They are visiting
at the home OF Mrs. Frank Foltz,
2S6 b street
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-10
A fOsT NUnEAI UN sINGUR
TITAN IN LUME.

+ Titan, sau Tiziano Vecellio, a
fost unul dintre eel mai marc
Fpictor a lumei. In anul 1882 a
pictat in Bologna, potretul Impa-
ratului Charles ", ell a fost facut
conte palatin, asemenea 81 .copii
Iui a faost facuti nobili de impa-
ratul pentru ca lisa dat nu-
mele Titan, Charles ", uitiifdu-
Sc drept in ochii celor ce protesta
contra lui 81 zis 'Eu cunosc un
numar mare de.'Printf 81 Imparati,
dar cred ca este numai I'M singnr
Titan in intreaga lume.' In tims
.pul de fata multa lume din State
lie Unite 81 Canada zic moi Gu
noaStem un numar mare de dife-
rite remediuri pentru stomac. Oar
stim ca este numai una in care
avem teplina incredere: Vinul
amar a lui Triner.". 9. De exemplu
ne-a scris D1 Frank A. Novac in
ziua de Is Main din Brooks, Ore
gan: ''Vinul amar a lui Trinef
este in adevar un remediu exec
lent. Am fost bolnav sapte luni,
dar acum, dupa ce am folosit
vinul amar a lui Triner. Ma STINT
sanatos." /" Pentru aceasta cand
mergeti LA farmacistul sau la
negutatorul de medetina, insista
a accepta numai Triner's.
|, JOSEPH TRINER COMPANY,
33S 81 So. Ashland Ave.
(Adv.) Chicago u.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-10
|EFORhAT|(M

Charles iHabig, asasinul politis.
tului August Dyke, fost osindit
la moarte de judecatorul Bernon
Ell, in curtea criminala. Data
executarii sentintei fost fixata
pc ziua de 20 Septembrie. Habia
La marturisit ca ell a omorit pe
Dyke, deci in acest caz ma avut
nici un rol curtea Gu jurati, ci a
judecat numai judecatorul singur
Femeia lui a fost condusa din
sala lnainte de pronuntarea yer.
{dictului. Ea a lesinat. Sentinta
banbatului nu i-s'a spus inca.
Toledo. - Politia de aici a trc.
butt sd foloseaSca mitraliere. re.
velvere, pusti ca sa roata prinde
|pe ehelnerul John Kelly, care d
|omorit dol politisti, Harry Do.
we'll 81 Harold Mossberger bari.
|cadat in camera 50 si retinut
politia timp de mai multe ciasuri.
Cnd au intrat la el in camera,
Kelly q fost mort, culcat la pa.
mant, impuscat in doua locuri.
lin9a Ell cram don& p19fiy dintre
carf ma cetA 1uafa de Ia politis.
tul Mossbergcr; pc care Ia ONO
Irft. Acests . VENT IA cafdera sa.
Fehenhat AZ Nellie Key, eaxda
|eaaeiI cafei John Kelly ia fost
Idsscr ca Is dS1lxfi = ~ yoit ii
- nuts din 44aaefa. Kelly i de-
clarat "a nine nu'l " pfi4Ide viu.
q fmpuscat, pe politistul Moss
berger, i-a lust pnsca, apoi s,a
l61ricadaf Ii camera de ,nde /
t1t en po1itia. II aeeste lupte
4 !ufpagsst i " poIitstul Do
I y VA lIiss goh. Lunea ee ~
q ~ t6ati6 cano1cnt d;h|
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-10
N f(jG 0)IDfIU[DI

Uncle din ziarele din tara au
ilrceput sd glorifice pc regele
Constantin Ill Greciei. Cimilitura
o stim, tOtiiSi, avind in vcdere
tre-au sHferit romanii dupa urma
grecilor 81 sitnatiunea romanilor
macedoneni de sub blagOslovita
Istapinire greceasca, cu toatas in
'crlrscrirea, mai putin lacheizm
'n'ar strica.
La casa de nebuni din Toledo
|ffltr 'ur interval de cate-va sdpta-
mani san sinucis trei pacienti,
spinzurindu-se. Nu cumva vor Fl
fost din categoria acelor me
buni'' carl, pentru ca sunt in
toata firea, nevestele lor ii inter-
neaza pc baza unui certificat
medical 81 a catorva marturii?
=
Guvernul Bavariei, impotriva
hotarirei guvernului central a
permis fabricarea 81 vinderea be-
rel de IL procente alcool.
'Mancarea ca mancarea, dal
daca muncitorul bavarez are bere
bnna nu da 0 ceapa degerata pc
Ibolsevism'' a declarat presedin.
tele consiliului communal din Muen.
chen. = De, despre asta, poate Cd
ARE dreptate. .
/ Il
Inca vre-o dol ami de evolutie 81
intre costumul de baie 81 de stra.
da sau vice versa, nu va mai Fl
nici o deosebire. - Cred ca de
prisos sd mentionez ca vorba dc
costumul femeiesc.
| Il
Eva find intrebata de un GU
rios, pc acolo pc unde sd gaseste
ca, ca cum a fost 'marul", a
raspuns: Eu nu lam simtit gustul
|ca am muscat numai putin din
eI, dar Sc vede treaba ca ma fost
ccva de el, ca altfel nh ia fl ra.
mas in gitul lui Adam.
=
La reccsSmmtul din 1920 Los
Angeles, CAL, a avut 576.673 To-
cuitori, pc efnd in anul 1910 a
avut numai 1882 locuitori 81
la recesamfntul din 1920 a avut
50S.410. 81 in aceste orase de pc
coasta Pacificului Sc afla romani,
In Los Angeles cam. so de suflete
81 in San Francisco cam 100. carl
au 81 societate cu nume1e mica
Principesa Maria"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-10

care La ISt6 st III -eS1r0, IN lfI-
cunjarat adtt bslul sisis Hcut
oyatii sgomdt eke. Presedintele
Wilson a zinlt putin, apoi- . 'aI
urcat III AUD koBil care s'a pusI
in miscare. eeasta fost cca
mai mare ova3 pnblica de care,
a ayut parte ne cand a parasit
Casa Alba.
| 80.
| Columbus, Ohio. - Gnvernornl
Davis a dat All lui Royce Ri
lchaftison, cafe ar fl trebuit sa
lmoara All in scaunul electric pens
Itru asasinat, o aminare pima in
II Iulie. Animated fost de lipsa
ca Curtea Supfema, ufide d facut
IN recurs Richardson, sd abba
timp pehtru examinarea caznlli.
Sc crede Cd curtea supreina va da
loc recursllui sau.
1ss
Politia a dat de o banda care
la violat in mod brutal legea pro-
hibitiei. Ri aveau facut un tunel
de Is urine sub casa din Bragg
Rd. Esirea t1nelului fost desco-
perita, dar nu putea fntra politia
pc acolo, ci fost silita 81 sape
fundamental easel sub care sc
gasia tunel1l. Au gasit $50 gale
de rachiu 81 mai multe sticle de
sampanie. Trei persoane au fost
arestate 81 bentura sechestrata.
/ New York. - Vasul de ra1boiu
Chariot a fost isbit de un mumte
de ghiata 81 a fost deteriorat,
precum spune o telegfanla tri-
misa prin teIegrafia fara sirma,
i in care. vaporul cere ajutor.
IVaporul Columbia la mers fntr a,
jutor. M Sc site ce deteriorariA a
suferit. Acesta e al doilea vap6r
deteriorat din cauza ghietii in
regiunea din New Foumndland.
Vasul era difijat de la> Phi1adel-
phia la Londra.
Tilharia priande riidaeini 81 in
pnblicul care nu-i slit sa fure.
Cazul unei actfite fost surprin-
derc generalx in Londta. victo-
Trial Monks, cantareata renumita
Isl bine cunoscata a furat ibijuterii
in pref de 75GD dollari. Ea d fost
pqsa pc picio HbeE cortra pflei
cautii de 500 dollari.
&C.
Washington. Departamen-
tul .muncii 4 primit All informatii
precise despre locul unde Sc ga
Iseste primaru1 orasului Cork,
LO'Callaghan. Stirile lea primit
de la advocatnl aeestuia, insa nu
Sc publiea inca pentru interes
general. Departmental mul1cii a
declarat All ca toate partide1e in
teresate vor Fl multamite Gu felnl
cum a inteles ~ proceada acest
Department. fata de primar.
| sesS
Toledo, O. Trei prisonieri,
arestati aici, au inccrcat sd scape
din mana detectivil6r. Harry
Herwatt, Robert Ladell 81 George
Murphy King, STUNT cautati de
politia din Detpoit funded au ONO
trit dol detectivi. Chd politia 4
fvoit sal scoatasdin celuM si sal
duca la Detroit Il an sarit .asupra
detectivilor carl nu ian putut IN
tcatusa nunnai dslpa ce ian b6tnt
Fbirre.
Presedintele Harding TRIMS
All telegradA1 de conaoleAnte
|vaduvei colon4Inlui GAlbraith,|
fcomandantul Leylunii Americana,
fcare fnurft efts III ur1na unui
aSeident de autoA0bil. TeleksAs
Ina suha in ncsla drASSor ''va|
frog -. luati u eInoytint8 sinIA-
Fla ntea in nlale ele dosiu n a.
Legiunea 81 natia intreaga ~ NJ
partaseste Gu dvoastrk perdered|
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-07
ASK AUTHORITY TO
SELL PHONE STOCK
Indiana Bell Co. Petition,
State To Issue S3.538.80O
Security.

Tho Indiana Bell Telephone Co..
has flied petition with the Public
service commission % Indiana ask
ing authority Co issue and sell adj
ditional stock in the sum Of S3.58s,-
500 {, was announced by company
officials in South Bend Thursday
The petition recItes that the COM
pany has an authorized capital stock
u t15.0O0.000. and now has issued
IN outstanding stock go the amount
81 SI1.fI1.200. par value and re-
quests authority 90 issue the re-
mainder q It's stock.
This stock b. 20 be sold at par
r. cash and the proceeds are 20 be-
used 20 pay obligations in the form
II notes and bonds. and open ac-
counts. and 90 pay for additions %
plant. and the cost OF Unifyiug the
service at Indianapolis
The petition will be heard AT the
Office OF the public service commits
sion at Indianapolis Jan. 10, 1921.
~ 10 o'clock a. m. a petition filed
by the American Telephone g. Tele-
graph Co. for leave 20 acquire and
hold any or all Of said proposed new
stock VIII also be heard at the same
time and place.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-07
MAY CARRY FIGHT
TO HIGHER COURT
Elkhart County Commission.
ers Would Abolish County
Nurse Office.
Special to News-Times:

I
GOSHEN, Ind. Jan. 6.-If Miss
Anne .. Straight. Elkhart county.
visiting nurse. continues in that po-
sition she will be required TO serve
without pay. under an order made
by the board OF commissioners Of
EIkhart county. The board will not
employ nurse unless the courts
say II must DO so, commissioners
s-y.
Miss Straiiht Of indianapolis.
came here n year ago through the
Elkhart County Tuberculosis asso-
citation. The organization has rec
commended that she be retained.
George Q. Kistner. president Of the
commissioners, says no person act
ing as visiting nurse will be paid a
salary. Complaints have reached
the board that the place Of visiting
nurse is something for which the
county il scarcely getting value re-
ceiyed. although costing the county
more than 1900 n year.
There are Indications that Miss
Straight intends remaining in her
flee until il is determined by tho
courts whether the commissioners
must eraploy her.
Miss Naomi G. Blosser. who was
brought here 10y Goshen Chapter,
American Red Cross. 10 serve as
city schools nurse and whose name
had been used as a possible success
sor to Miss Straight. has left Goshen
for an indefinite period. returning to
Ada. Ohio. where her father Is jill.
She came here from Bucyrus. o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-07

BE- international News Service:
LONDON, Jan. 6.-The fOrthcom-
ing conference of Winston Churchill,
British secretary of war, and Mar
shall Foch. IN Paris. Will relate 90
the menace of bolshevism, not only
I'm Russia but in the allied nations
themselves, n was learned from an
official source IN White hall today.
British officials consider the red
situation acute They fear attacks
by Russia against her neighbors in
the spring Also they are apprehen-
sive over the possibility OF boishevill
agitations outside OF Russia.
IL is reported 10 he the present
view of the British government that
the dangers of bolshevism are great
er than those arising from Germany S
inability to disarm all her citizens.
A marked difference of opinion has
resulted.
The British question Marshal
FOch's views as TO the extent and
speed Of German disaTmame emit.
British officials are disposed 20 the
opinion that Marshal FOch Over-es-
Inmates the danger from Germany
and underestimate the dangers OF
bo.shevism.
Sec'y Of War Churchill is expect
ed to present facts that will con
vince Foch that his plans regarding
Germany are unsafe.
Furthermore Marshal FoCh was
charged with putting data into his
reports 20 secure military support of
action which France wishes 20 take
In the future. IL IS no secret that
British oficialdom was surprised p
over the failure Of France 10 ac-
.rlrafr. C~a4+ Hrir4tv with the text
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-07
GERMAN PASTORAL
LETTER ASKS FIGHT
TO STEM VICE WAVE

BERLIN. Jan. 5.-The Catholic
bishops Of Germany have issued o
pastoral letter asking all Pensioners
TO unite in a campaign against vice,
which is charged lOurishes I'm many
cities. The bishops call particular
attention 10 the immortality" of
some theaters. moving picture houses
and restaurants where II is alleged
vicious @anCing prevails.
Women are asked 10 help do away
with some OF the shameful modes
OF women's dresses and 20 guard
their DAUGHTERS against the dangers
Of "a loose thinking and careless
living" The bishops say public i'm
morality since tho war has reached q
point where II threatens 10 under
mine family life and the morale Of
the people and urge the necessity Of
n sharp reaction and return 20 old
or and better standards"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-07
Urge Harding To Adopt
Friendly Mexican Stand

BY international News Service:
MARION. o., Jan. 6.-Friendly,
but firm. That is the way close
counsellors OF Pres't-elect Harding
outline Lolicy OF the next admins
tratiOn toward Mexico. Consideration
Of recognition of the Oregon gov
eminent will not be long delayed
after March 4. II was learned today
on uuquesuoned authority. In fact
IL - said that several candidates for
secretary OF state now are familiar
izing themselves with Mexican con-
ditious by way OF preparation.
Recognition, however, must be
based on a firm understanding, It
was made plain.
That understanding may extend
far enough 10 include revision of
the Mexican constitution. The pro-
cedure TO be followed according 10
men in close touch with the new
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-07
THEATERS
ORPHFTM

ORPHEUM.
r. you should happen over or
pheum way drop into the popular
vaudeville house Three acts OF
light stage work offered by the
management makes the last-haIf
Program worth while. although the
other acts are not up to the stan
ward
The Sylvester family. father,
mother and three Juveniles. featur-
ing Baby Catherine. headline tho
bin with singing and dancing. The
act IA exceptionally good and was
warmly received. Especially did
/. Baby Catherine draw rounds Of ap-
NNause In her singing and dancing
features. Tender in years, the lit
tie miss offers entertainment Of the
highest order and with her sisters
stands 10 rank high among stage
folks.
Charles Harrison and Sylvia Da-
kin. with Billy Hogue at the ivory
keys, have a surprise in store for
theater-EOers. The act would well
headline many vaudeville bills and
drew cheer upon cheer from its au-
dience Thursday afternoon.
jimmy Dunn, that funny foolish
fellow" drew another OF those old
time receptions from a comedy hun
gry crowd. Jimmy always does.
but in his present bin ne surpasses
anything that he has IN the past
offered his followers. His lines are
free from the time-yvorn wise
cracks, but for few exceptions.
Jesse Hayward and Co get over
n ona-act com edy Air Castle
Kate" The plot is weak and. al
though drawing n few laughs. IS
not up 20 the standard
Tho Orpheum offers tho HnTlfng
sisters in singing and dancing.
Kennedy and Nelson also at
tempt TO amuse the Crowd-and do
with their clever manner in leav-
ing the footliRhts.
k1nuE are shown.