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burg, went 70 Lumnerport ye5ter-
day to be the guests Of their aunt,
Mia lcie Lee.
Miss Helen Rob- who had been
the gaes, Of MISS Marjorie LeAIas-
tiers left today ior Spencer, where
she win be i guest u 4 house party
to be given by d school friend.
Miss Meta Gailfher returned TO-.
day from Grafton where she had.
been the guest Of her aunt Mrs. All
b. shenanbarger. ~
Mr. and Mrs. Lee n. Pierce and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Heston are leay,
ing tomorrow in a new car pur-
chased by M. Pierce, for a visit to
Atlantic City and other eastern
points.
Miss Halle Martin Is . patient at
Cook hospital and Is believed to be
suffering from typhoid fever.
John B. Crane will return today
from Clarksburg where he spent the
week as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry B. Crane.
Miss Meta Smith left yesterday
for Mt. Lake Park where she will.
spend some time as the guest OF
MI. and Mrs. George Richardson at
their summer cottage there.
Ben Evans has returned from a
business trip to New York
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Johnson have
gone to Charleston today where
they will reside temporarily. Their
fiat at the corner OF Benoni ave-
nue. and Fifth street has been oc-
cupIed by Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Bentel
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Moore and
family are the guests of relatives
In Barbour county.
Miss Mart Morgan is leaving to.
day for Buckhannon for a visit with
relatiye5.
Mrs. W. F. cobun of Boyds.op
street is spending several days at
the river camp OF Mr.. and Mrs
James Thomas and Mayor and Mrs.
"; w. Conaway. Miss Grace Cobup
VIII spend the week end there.
Anthony Fetherol, popular am.
ploye OF the Autsin Maunz Mems
SHOP on Main street, has returned
rom st. Paul, MINI, where he was
IN attendance Of the international
association OF Display Men, which
was held July II, IL, 10 and 1Itb
inclusive. He reports a great time
and hopes to attend the 1922 CON.
cago. - Snt,
Mr.; and Mrs. A. F. Hoult and
daughters, of Columbus, Ohio, who
had been, visiting relatives here
have returned to their home They
expect % come to this city to re.
side in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. Koran. of
Seymour, Ind. are the guests OF
Mrs. Mary E. Limerick at her home
on Sixth street. They came here
from Cameron where they had been
visiting. SA
Mrs. L. D. snider has returned
from a visit to Eastern cities. She
was In New York attending the
National convention Of the Wood.
men Circle. She was honored by
being reelected a member Of the
advisory board Of the organization.
Cecil Morris, who had been here
Tor several days, Is leaving shortly
for his home at Wenatchee, Wash.
Ivanhoe Arnett, who had been
quite III at his home on Walnut
avenue, is better at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Mckinney
and children have returned from a
visit to Baltimore and Atlantic
City. K
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$3.50. c. Il. Becker. supt: c. q.
Bloom, song leader. Classos for all
ages. Morning worship and sermon
AT 1o:45. No evening service At
tend the service on the old Nor.
mai Grounds. This IS the Friendiy
Iehurch the church that makes
you feel Of home Come and see
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IN LOCAL CHURCHES

der the anspiees of the City Mis-
stcnary Union Judge Q. Il. shc..
walter win deliver an address ON
American ideals 7 Mr. Jack Abb
bot will lead the singing! Mid
week prayer service wednesday.
$3.50 The 2srd chapter OF Acts
will be the lesson.
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MARRIAGE Anbo,,ne.-,

Announcement has been made Of
the marriage Of Miss Katherine
Prunty, Of Pleasant Valley and Ray
Brooks Morrison which took place
at uniontown, Pa, March 10. The
marriage was kept secret until
Yesterday when It was announced.
The bride Ia a daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs; Samuel Prunty and the groom
rs asonof Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Nor
rison. He is employed by the Home
Furniture company.
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pALATINE BAPTIST CHURCH

$3.50 a. M, Sunday school, Prof.
W. A .Hustead, supt. 1O:45. morn
ing worship. Z p. M, B. Y. P. o.,
topic, 1.-THE Perils OF Materialism."
waluter Traugh and George BARRIERS
leaders. s Up. M, evening worship.
Union service. Subject, when
Brooks Run dry" G. F. Eddy will
preach
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Miss Ruth Mortified has return.
ed from Cleveland, Ohio, where
she attended the annual convention
Of the Business and Professional
Women's clubs which was in ses-
sion there this week. Miss Merit
field is vice president Of the state
association. The other young wo-
men who attended from this city
Included Miss Cora Wheeler, Miss
Dorcas Prichrad and Miss Virginia
Vockrodt will not arrive here un-
| til next week.
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FIRST pREseyTERIAN CHURCH

Cor. Jackson and Jeiterson Sts.
II. G. stoetzer, D. o., Minister
A cordial invitation is extended
to I'LL to worship with US in the fol-
lowing services: Bible school, $3.50.
Glasses for all ages, Mr. Frank G,
Evan. supt. Morning service, 1915,
sermon by the pastor; subject, The
Littleness and Greatness Of Man.
Text. What is man that Thou are
mindful Of him?" Union services
,s:46. EhtssssrfEce WIN be. held un-'
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THE CHURCH OF CHRIST.
ono nnIuy1,tin ST

The Young Peoples Bible class
convenes every Sunday morning at
9:15. Scripture lesson, the third
and fourth chapters OF Genesis.
The regular Lords Day worship
begins promptly at 1880. Com.
munion service every Lords Day.
The adult Bible class meets prompt
" at 1880 each Sunday evening.
Lesson, the first chapter Of Mat.
thew, You are cordially invited to
attend and take part in these ser:
vices.
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UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH.
East Side. East Park car at Far
m. q. LWare. Pnator.

Sunday school at s:l5 a. m, Guy
G. Campbell, superintendent. Morn
ing worship and sermon by the pas
tor at 10:45. Junior and Senior
Christian Endeayor at 200 p. m.
Senior Endeayor topic, 1.-THE Perils
Of Materialism;r leader, R. 3, Ma.
son. Evening worship and sermon
by the pastor at $500 o'clock.
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~. cARlsT cHuRnlI.

Services at Christ Episcopal
church on ashintgon street, near
the bridge, Rev. 3. IS. ToRson, rec.
tor, VIII be held as follows on
Sunday: Holy. Communion, s q,
M; Sunday school, $3.50 q. M:
morning prayer and sermon, 1915
am,
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Cor. Second ST., and Walnut Ave.
Ha.5as MtaIS4er

J.. e. Gordon, Minister
"The Inward Battle" will be the
subject Of the interesting gospel
message to be delivered tomorrow
morning at 10:45. Just preceding
this sermon the communion will
be observed. The Bible school will
begin at $3.50 with an interesting.
class for all ages. The union serv-
ice begins at 6:45 tomorrow with
a sacred concert by the Moose band
All members and friends are urged
to back up this union service.
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q. 6. Buckley. Pastor.
Sunday school 9 80 O. m Guy
McDougal, superintendent. There
viii be 10 morning worship. Eps
worth League q p. m, Frank Swear
ingen leader; subject, Reading for
Recreation: Public worship to be
a union service to be held in the
Palatine Baptist church at p. m,
Rev. Eddy, the pastor, in charge.
Mid.week prayer service Wednes.
day evening at 1880.
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Mnrrled Today

me marriage OF Miss Hannah
Neptune Of this city to ]. F. Blu
,a1gtio Of Baxter was solemnized to-
Az a. uniontown, Pa. This morn:
md 3t s o'clock Mr.. Blubaugh and
Mss Neptune lett in the tormr's
tourinE car for Unlotow wehre
theS ceremony was performed, fol-
lowing which they proceeded 10
lsfsostblrg, Md, the former home OF
Ma Biubalgk where they will Wis
Il his relatiyes and will return in
abont ten days and take up their
residence ut Baxter. Mrs. Blubaugh
s d daughter OF w. H. Neptune OF
ne Dormitory apartments and is a
young woman OF unusual charm an
culture She had been employed
for some time in the Marlnello par
iors being associated with Miss
Ethel Starzman in the conduct OF
he parlors She is a sister OF II.
d and Harry Neptune and Mrs. Ad.
ia Parrish and Mrs. David Evans
III OF this city and Of Mrs. Calvin
Alasheny of Baxter. Mr.. Blubaugh
was formerly a resident of Frost
bltg but Is superintendent of the
y .statford mines at Baxter. He will
4 alSe his bride to a home already
sa,utlt and furnished for her recep-
dsion upon their return there. 1t
blhad been known for some time
among the friends of the, couple
that the marriage was an event Of
the near fguture but the announce
nIent made this morning Of TIN
marriage came as somewhat of a
surprise.
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WoRTHINeToN M e.

Preaching at worthington NJ E.
church tomorrow at $3.50 by B. w
Evans of the Church of Christ, Sub.
iect Primitive Christianity" All
are cordially invited.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Christian Science services win
be held on Sunday morning at; II
O'clock in the auditorium Of the Ma
sonic emple. The public is cordial
ly invited to attend. Subject. Truth.
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GRAoE LUTHERAN CHURCH
Thir st. and CASTOR Ave
Roy ]. Meyer. Pastor

Be sure you hear the sermon
which shall be delivered at Grace
Lutheran church tomorrow morn.
ing at 1915 The subject shall be,
"The Weight Of the World and the
cure"a Sunday school begins al
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Marriage Announced.

Announcement has been made Of
the nlafridge Of Miss Dorothy
jones ans d Thomas Rohrhaugh both
Il Belington, which was solemnized
L } July the fourth at camp near
ksotrg. The marriage came
IS q surprise and has only recent.
il been announced. The bride Is a
iauefter Of Mrs. Harry Jones,
WHO essS Formerly Miss Eva Hull
81 Grafton. and Is related to Mrs.
4. 4 Hamilton Mrs. Iva ScranaRe
and c. ". Evans q this city. and
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Given Surprise

The Women's Bible class OF the
Presbyterian church assembled last
evening at the home of Mrs. N.
Barr Hough on East Park avenu'
and gave her a surprise. the affair
having been arranged in celebration
of her birthday anniversary. The
party was arranged by members OF
her family and was a delightful one
twenty-five enjoyed the evening.
Refreshments were servd.
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rHE FIRST M. g. CHURCH.
&C, LaWson, Pastor.

V,1 Ca LaWtuHI. TdbIVIs
$3.50, Sunday school. 10:45, pub
lie worship. $3.50 p. m, Junior En-
deayor. 1900 p. m, Senior En-.
deayor. $500 p. m. sermon; theme,
.'The Decay Of a Nation" $500 p.
m. Monday fourth quarterly CON
ference. Prayer meeting Wednes.
day evening. Bible class Friday
evening at 1880.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-23

Lake Superior is the largest lake
in the world.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-23

Originally rubber grew only in tn
Para district Of Brazil.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-23
Dance TonIaht,

Quite a number of local young
ueopte will enjoy the subscription
dance tonight at the Country club
IS we'll as a number OF visitors in
tie city Barret's orchestra will
play Tomorrow evening In connec.
lion with the Sunday evening re.
Isl, music will be furnished, an
I, teellent program having been ar.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-23
on Trin.

M and Mrs. Ernest Dell and
daughter, Miss Betty Lee. and Mrs.
Bells parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Conway, and her sitser, Miss Eva
Conaway, are on an automobile
tour 70 Northern points which will
include visits to various places in
the New England states. Mr.. and
Mrs Bell went to Washington and
ytjned the party there.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-23
Returned Home

Mss Anna Hammond. supervisor
Jot music in the Fairmont high
school has returned from Mt, Glenn
Gus Mich, where she had spent
several weeks and is at the home
other sister Mrs. ]. T. McCune at
saFsaelkytlle.
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nj. and Mrs Andrew Jackson
Coiborn and the Misses irene and
laura Lee Hut liins on went TO Deer
pail. Nd, yesterday where they
viii spend q week. Other Fair
in6nters Who are spending the week
end there are Mr.. and Mrs. e. +.
Holbeft M. and Mrs. G. q. Jen.
kinS, Mr.. aud Mrs. T. e. Johnson,
Mr and Mrs, Samuel D. Brady.
Guests Here.
y Mr. and Mrs II. A. Morgan, OF
indianapolis, Ind, are In the city
The guests Of Mrs. Winnie u. ia.
cobs at her home on Fatrmont ave
nue.. They are Just completing Q
$500 mile automobile trip which
has taken them into every Eastern
STATE and into Canada including
visits 10 Niagara Falls. Lake
George, the sAdirondachs, Montreal,
Portland, Maine, Boston and ATTAIN.
tic City. They have travelled 5000
miles and en- route camped In their
town tent. After spending some
time here they will return 10 Indian.
apolis. This is the tirst visit OF
Mr.: and Mrs. Morgan TO this city
tor some years and they are de-
lighted with changes in and about
The city.
Has Guest.
Miss Helen Robinson has as her
guest at her home on Falrmont
avenue Miss Mary Alice Thomas,
ofGfiffiin, Ga. Miss Robinson had
been the guest Of Miss Thomas at
der home and returned here several
days ago accompanied BY Miss
THOMAS. The Misses Gold, Of North
haroiina, will arrive here on Mon.
sySfor visit with Miss Robinson.
Miss Margaret Gold was a guest
OF Miss Robinson last summer
with her father. Clarence D. Rob
inson. Miss Robinson and her
gtiest motored to Deer Park yes
serday where they attended the
Meeting OF the Northern Coal oper-
stors association.
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A baby son was born this morn
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. E. Blaine
Moore at their home on Locust
avenue. Mother and infant are do
|, inc nicely,
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lis q niece Of Prof. Ross Jones. ot
the West Virginia University Both
are popular young people Of Belfng.
ton where they WIN reside.
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Class Met.

The Winona Bible class met last
4 fening at the home Of Mrs. COZ
cunningham on Lowell street. The
next meeting will be held next Fri.
day evening at the home Of Mrs.
Enochs at 40 Glenn avenue.
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Morgantown Party.

"A miscellaneous shower was
given for Mrs. Ross Lytle, a recent
bride, at the home Of Miss Gilmore
Scott, Wednesday evening. The af-
fair was planned by Mrs. Stanley
Butler, Miss Ida Lee Anderson and
Miss Scott. Mrs. Lytle received a
number Of useful gifts.
The guests were entertained on
the porch and at nine o'clock re.
freshments were served by the
hostess. About fifteen Of Mrs.
Lytle's friends were present.
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.eave Party

\ Id
Mr and Mrs. Isaac Funt OF Nor
santown avenue delightfully."- enter.
tained Thursday evening at a porch
partg lin honor of their guests, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Sheln of New York:
other honored guests were Miss
lean Heitlanger Of New York and
Mia Dave Barr Of Wheeling. Dane
ing and games were the diversion
II the evening. Tempting refresh
ments were served at a late hour.
Guests Here.
Mra. John.M. Wolfe and children
lack and Miss Mary Virginia, ar.
rived here yesterday from their
home at Philadelphia for a visit
with the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs; w. s, Raymond, at Shady
ide.
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At Linnhurst

Mrs. Raymond Fisher and little
son, Raymond, are at the river
camp Of Mr.. and Mrs. "A. A. Ham.
ilton, her parents, on the Valley
river.
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Mlss Glare H00ton, Of BALTIMORE
Md, who had been the guest Of At.
torney and Mrs. Clay Amos at
tn = home In this city left yester.
day for Mt. Lake Park, where she
will spend this week end and will
90 from there TO her home. Mrs.
o. "A. AMMAN, the mother of Mrs.
Amos, who is her guest, is spend.
ing several days at Newburg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22
COMEDY
DRAMA ON SCREEN
AT AUDITORIUM
Frank Mayo Highly Lauded
for Excellent Work in
The Fightin' Lover.

Frank Mayo never had a speedier
comedy-drama than "The F'ightin'
Lover" his most recent Universal
special production, which is the fea-
turing offering today and tomorrow
at the Auditorium, where Universal
pictures viii hold full sway all Of
this week.
The story was written by Ben
Ames Williams. which ran serial in
the Saturday Evening Post, and re-
CURED four Of the screens most
beautiful girls to keep up with Mr..
Mayo in this exciting picture. The
girls are Jacqueline Logan, a former
FOllies girl, who plays opposite
AasC Jean Calhoun, Gertrude
Omsted. the ten thousand dollar
Elk0 contest beauty Of Illinois, and
Ruth Ashby, a Southern society de-
outaute. Settings OF unusual beauty
that radiate wealth and splendor Of
U.e story locale. beautiful women,
well gromed men. and all of them
clever players give THE Fightin'
Lover" a splendid start toward the
punchy finish in which this popular
star does his best work.
This production shows Mayo not
only as a young man we'll dressed,
In which he is admired by so many
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22
GALA WEEK IN FULL
SWAY At AUDITORIUM

Universal stars IN al their glory
have captured the Auditorium thea
ter and viii have entire control OF
the big silver sheet for this week
Through the efforts OF Herbert
Wolf, manager, only specially select
ed Universal pictures viii be shown
during the gala week. The finest
products OF Universal City will occu-
py the theateT's screen FOR the re-
naming six days Among the stars
10 be shown are Carmel Myers IN "a
Daughter OF the Law" Harry Carey
IN THE FreeZeOUt," and Gladys Wal
ton IN The Man Tanner"
Gala week Is now IN full sway 90
the various motion picture theaters
throughout the country IN honor %
the LeammIe Universal anniversary.
Universal city. where the photoplays
are made occupies thousands OF
acres of glorious California fairy
land and is recognized as the worlds
largest unit of motion picture pro-
ducuon. The cream OF the produc-
tions Of Universal City are being
shown on the Auditorium screen this
week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22
EUROPEAN FILM
FLASHES

Special TO The News-Times:
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Cirque
Pinder" at lie Havre, France, has
been chosen by John S. Robertson
as the French circus to be shown in
his forthcoming picture, Loves
Boomerang" adapted from Dion
Calthrop's story "Perpetua-" Mr..
Robertson and his company of CT
nema players will go to lie Havre
soon to make the scenes. Ann For
rest, recently arrived from Holly
wood, will play the leading hole, and
David Powell will be the leading
man.
lie Courier neutrality-suspicious."
is agitating for a species Of French
intellectual cinema" for the presen-
tation Of pictures into which the di-
rectors have been able to put all
their ideas, even to the point of au-
dacity. without fear Of wounding the
feelings of a paterfamilias or the
Minister of the Interior. The paper
believes that the screen will only be
when a, work has been presented
able to realize its full possibilities
as it is received from the studio and
not distorted beyond recognition by
the mutilations of censorship.
Percy Nash, the British producer,
has been engaged by an Italian COM
pany to reproduce screen versions
Of famous British stories with an
Italian cast The first subject is to be
Sir Arthur Wing PinerO's The Sec
ond Mrs. Tangueray"
George Fitzmaurice. the American
producer, has arrived at the Para
mount London studio and is making
preparations for the start Of his first
picture TO be made in England.
Three Live Ghosts"
Henry POrten, who appears as
Anne BOleyn in Deception has
been married TO Dr. Won Kaufman.
the head of a large sanitorium at
Partenheichen. Her first husband
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22
Charles Ray Screens
HOyt's '.Midnight BeR'

Adventure and hair-raising exper-
fences are to be found in small
towns as well as in metropolitan
centers, as Martin Trip discovered
in BellpOrt Martin was a salesman,
travelling for a large city concern,
and circumstances compelled him to
settle in the little town.
Things began to happen rapidly
when Martin arrived, but II was
lucky for BellpOrt that he was there.
Five crooks had been attracted to
the place by the prosperous condi-
Iion of the bank, and they had made
their headquarters in an abandoned
church which had gained the repu-
tation of being haunted.
Martin didn't believe in spooks. so
he spent a night in the church. He
admitted the next morning that it
was a terrifying experience. but it
didn't prevent him from paying an
other visit.
The second time he discovered
that the "spooks" had been engaged
in digging a tunnel from the church
cellar to the basement of the bank.
and all was in readiness for the big
coup. But complications arose, and
he found himself bound hand and
foot TO a chair, and gagged. In
spite Of his bonds. he managed to
ring the church bell and then excite
ment broke loose in the little town.
But all ended well. and Martin be-
comes the hero of BellpOrt.
This is part Of tn eplot Of "a Mid
night Bell" a First National atrac-
ton starring Charles Ray. which VIII
be the feature at the Blackstone
theater four days, beginning Sunday.
1t is right up 10 the Ray standard.
which is guarantee of it's worth, and
gives a faithful presentation OF life
I'm a small town. Other members OF
the cast are Donald Macdonald. Van
Dyke Brooke. Doris Pawn. Clyde
Mccoy. Jess Herring, s. ]. Bingham
and Burt Oxford. The story is based
on one Of the famous plays by
Charles Hoyt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22
Chatter Of The Block
By The Observer

pleted and are now busy dispensing
shoes to the fair ones.
Matt Golden is busy doing a lot
Of preliminary work getting the
boys in Fort Wayne al set for
dig talk on two pants suits.
Pop" Freisem. at the Economy
Depts., is again on the Job after the
Dollar Day rush. The crowds came
so thick that Pop" thought they
was going TO carry away his big de-
partment store.
Lester Hurwich has turned the
golf honors of the family over to his
brother Irving. who is busy blowing
the municipal links.
Warren II. Miller, manager Of the
Olsen &Ebann jewelry store, created
quite a stir in the block recently
when he came TO his store accom-
panied by Kalo, a big white collie.
"Scotty'' Van Buskirk Of the Au-
ditorium theater reports that he is
working night and day getting out
the publicity for the big features
that Harry Easton and Herbert
Wolff have booked for the near
future.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-22
WALTER HAMPDEN
IN FAMOUS PLAY
AT BLACKSTONE
Noted Player in Original Stage
Version of THE Servant
in the House"

OF the various artists appearing
in the original stage presentation Of
Charles Ram Kennedy's world IA
nous success, The Servant in the
House." the achievements of Walter
Hampden and Tyronne Power stand
out most prominently.
Mr.. Hampden has developed as an
artist to such an extent, that he is
looked upon by Metropolitan critics
as one of the foremost actors of the
day.
Mr.. Hampden has appeared in
many plays with great success since
his early prominence as a member
OF the cast of The Servant in the
House." and his efforts 10 establish
himself as a Shakesperian actor
during the past few seasons in New
York have met with a world of en-