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..s,ItAyEs' HEALING HONEY. II
S,ors Som the Tickle, Heals the Throat
and cures the Cough. Price S6e; a
S,rs box Of GROVES OPEN
TRATE sALVE for Chest Colds.
aead colds aud Group is enclosed
a5tb every bottle.-Advertlsement.
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Why He Turned
Away From Her

, n. turned awav--and sharp sense of
ssir ana disappointment swept over her.
~ m Hsr heart that all her feclias
~ tiu would come 20 nothing, why
hs5 srf over hoped What right had
KY q. f.rIa him part ot her drcams2
a. y.f..afhrr ri-ls dreamed. Yes, and
eysu uado their dreams come truel
She Ne,er saw Him Again.
Die never called again.-iust seemed go
8,,p olt N her i,fe Now she knew tho
tsai rcas1n-kuew what was In his mind
vben at tho theater ono evening he had
r,..' VI another girl's complexion. At
.r.s shs thought of her own--of the
frerEi-s 40 which she felt sure everyone
Vas gazing. OF hcr saliowness. of the lit
40 b'srkhsadF that 30 annoyed her.
A. frst Doe had appeared not To notice.
r,, A. fIme went onc--well. each party.
ssfh dinner. each theater affair just
,,.,.c1si appearances included clear,
,go,tb white skin. And the pity Of n
IN vas that she didn't know that she
lac could easily have the clear skin that
he admired 20 muci.!
A Secret THAT You Should Know.
DO YOU know tbat new discovery has
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and vhitenB YOUR skin IN Just "a few days
and that you cHn see results even over
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hirag fre,hce. rlmples, tam roughhess,
harfhcaJs liver HplOtches, moth patches.
or A muddy complexion. Now you can
..iegfv end easily have the skin you've
slvays l0ngcd fo.--clcar. smooth. and
while
jurt apply this fragrant cream three
minutes before bod timo. Look IN your
mirror the next morning. Note how tho
froekIrs blUtuhcs, or other skin imper-
fecfi0ua have already begun TO diEap-
rfar You SEQ results almost over night
Don't De- satisfied with poor COM
fIsyfun--thcres No need OF iti Today.
gst A Jar of this now harmless scientific
discovery Golden Peacock Bleach Cream.
Ai your nearest druEgtsta or by mall
~ Look Tor the beautiful white porce-
hn jar with the Golden Peacock
o. H. Paris Toilette Co. Paris. Tenn
Advertisement.
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VEIL Maternity Hospital Home, 10 Wcst
Thirty-Flrst kansas City, Missouri,
ethical home IKE, reasonable. WDrE
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LEGAL

amount ~ the approximate total cost -
Tho work, based upou the bids with which
submitted, Tho BOARD OF Commissioners
% said city reserves the right to reject
any and all bids ana bidders are cautioned
to observe all the conditions set out tn
the specifications and bidding sheets.
NidH received az Aforesaid will DO con.
sidsred by the Hoard of Commissioner
o. p meeting 90 be held at tho city UAil
Ia the Ctty ot Tglan. Oklahoma, at
O'Clock o m., FRIDAY. December .a. 1881
Al bids arc required 10 be placed ON
file M the city Auditors office tur IN.
upectlnn forty eight hours after opening
be made.
Tulsa. Oklahoma. December 1881.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN
city. Auditor.
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LEGAL.S
tPubished In The Tulsa Daily World
December i2. 1891 World Publishing
Company, rublisherp

trubiished In The Tulsa Daily World
December l2. 1891. World Publishing
Company, PublisherD
RESOLUTION
4 Resolution deterfririne ssssss
n,cnts and directing notices thereof
t'r Hs'lns ~ 81 lREEL lAfhoNE
Of tulsa, Oklahoma and declaring an
wHhRE1s the city Epsinoor on tn,
the board his written statement,
tho number Of front feet owned by each,
description OF the property and osi.
mate Of the total coat Of tho improve
ments, the proportional amount 81 such
property and the total estimated amount
TO be assessod against such owner, subject
i. ss.sse,,sm1ge.TptS in SrREtr IMPROVE,
Substances a. provided tn Section Of
Article TX of tho Charter OF the said CITY
wHEREAs. this Board has duly exam
lued said statement aud found the same
10 be correct and n conformity 90 law,
soi.VEb ~ TIE Hoard OF CON
MIsStONERS or THE CITY or
TULSA. OKLAHOMA
That said statement be- and the same
BE IT FiiRTHER RESOLVED. that II
n the determination Of this Hoard 60 az
Tor In said SfREEf fMPROVEMEN1.
DISTRICT ans. against the lots and blocks
shutting said improvements and the prop
erty benefited thereby and tho property
liable tn assessment 49, srt out ln the
Aforesaid statement Of the city Engineer,
snd,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that no.
iico Of such determination Co assess be
kivcn 20 all owners Of any and all such
property BY publication in The Tulsa Daily
latior IN the city of Tulsa. Oklahoma, for
fiyo ,5l consecutive days, beginning on
tho 12th day OF Dooembet 1891, -ua
De h4F T
city Auditor be, and Hhc hereby lH directed
to send written notice by registered mail
20 a.. OF we owner. oi property affected
Ftid notice to be in form ami substance a.
provided in section 2 Of Article lN Of the
Tulsa city Charter and 90 Doe mailed at the
tlJro designated iu said section. aud
bE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED that tho
~. b." and the same Is hereby set as
the day FOR hearing al objections 60 such
assessments improvements or materials
IN reference TO tho same. and said hearing
thall ho continued from day TO day until
the same is completed and any objections
not made IN writing or or before the 3Oth
day Of December. 1924, ut 300 o'clock
a. NJ. shall be deemed ho waived aud.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. that
tho city Auditor be. ana shc Is hereby in
structed 60 make ana file on or before the
date u said hearing, her certificate
showing when ana IN what manner said
notices were gNen anD attach 20 and
davlt Of the publisher showing a copy ot
the notice ~ published and the days on
which the same was published, and.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED. that an
emergency exists for the preservation ~
the public health and safety and FOR the
furtherauca ~ street improvements by
reason whereof this resolution shall take
effect from ana after It's adoption, ap-
pfuval and publication.
ADOPTED, and the emergency ciaus.
ruled upon separately and approved thH
9TH day ~ December 1921.
APPROVED, this gth day of Dccom-
Der, 1891.
r. D. EVANS
Mayor.
Attest:
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
Approved
PRANK T. DUNCAN
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TULSA ENCAMpMENT No. as. /. o. o. y
Next regular meeting Friday night. De
ocmbor 2, 7.30 o'clock.
r. ). RICE. G. T.
r. II. FULLER. Scribe.
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EVERYDAY
AD- VENTURES

That Changes Everything
When your good friend. Mrs Pow.
ell drops iu for a little chat one Of
those afternoons. and IN the course of
her remarks asks how your Christmas
shopping 10 getting R!Ong-and that
question almost ruins the converse
ton
Because your Christmas iist is an
'fuol"'-"sp much su that the mere
mention Of 10 throws your nerves all
out Of Rear--and SO you explode 10
hever-no, neyet-had such time
finding -re'".ris.. :s.ass - .i,. 90
people,
Ana when you get through. she lust
smiles ana tells you that her shopping
u All completed, which makca you
reel worse than evCI--uutU she says
that maybe her plan would help you
out too.
Whereupon she tolls you about am
the splendid Ideas 10 the Chustmas
Nlft HuFgefftOus columns in The
Worlds classified section.
And that changes everythinEl
Because when you take her hint.
you iind not only descriptions 0f just
the sort ot attractive and reasonable
presents you want, but the names of
the stores whore you can get them,
ns we'll, and the ncAt day you 'Eo 20
Il" and finish all your shopping-
easily ana economically
Copyright 1871, by Basn l.. smith,
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AUTOMOBILES
AUrnMOnilrs rON sAiF

~ NNN TNAE w
CADILLAC tD, sale VI trade. Az suau,.
Enod paint by owner. 'ali cedar itab.
pOuGE roadster, 'lS model guod ooudi.
ton. The beo, buy in town Tor $3.50
cash central GsraC0. ti6 b. Chcyoun'
DupGE tuurns good mechanical cgndi-
ton good rubber laoo, si4 b. Den
pOpGE roadster. m Al shape, newly
rh uiej. good tires THIS car Is bar.
sam. call OaaEc ttat pr SEQ car $40
uoston VIII tatc other ,ar In trade.
buuGE SEDAN tor saloi terms to re.
tuonrin'' rartiet. ossgc sol.
rom HANGAlSs
We have q ro6d siSat ~ rebuilt word
ruadstrrs and touring cars uuy your
ryrl from us and save spending money
to ts them up. our rords are ready to
49,. AUTO . TIRE ENcnANou
SIS Enst second psHEn sooA.
FpN sNLE ono Marw1t roadster isir
running condition, $500. rur lHaNse
roadster $3.50 tsf running condition.
For SAL. The bcrt buy In rulsa Nn.
'ens.sl' garsenEcr 10 The tcst NJ
order. uuft BE- sold quick Houldrr ga.
rarc. Ns b. Rouldcr cedar 1889
FOR SNIr Two Ford vars. one 1912
node. WIN enclosed delivery body aud
cai cedar a5i 'iut x Sorfok
FoV sAtE 1921 Tort touring. self
s'aftrr frs'.nlass condition rhono &C.
NHf ||t
FuH SALE narrain. Oansud car own
tt lraNug tow. llib S. quincy
FOR eAlE Fotds. DODGE buick. ami
sSssaso SSSse," Il. e Nan suit o..s. s'1 ,,c, SF Hi
party wonjsd aui,mohilss To- s1ii "S V'
Ha'a5 Go. 100 " s,S'ai Is. cea,r 3GI' .StS
LEAvE yuuit CAH with to-rorslblo
%
Mr,3"''o"i Maias Gg 20, " s.saai s" crs, "9I, .Sas.
MEWCER UACUAHoUr good .hspe will
sell or trade late model rotd. 3lp 81.
oNE.roN truck IN ,EouI condition. f.r
sale or trade cedar la65.
OF FIELD TRAlLERs
Conlp ploto stock of oil field uailorH, 20
SrmV tfsilcrs % At -so econ" on iho i doilsr The
a w. kull CO., EaHt Rene. Oklahoma
CITY Okla.
RELIABLE TIRE sHOP
Used tires all slEes.
NulcaniFiug that satisfies.
cedar $50.
SEVEN PASSENGER NEu, IN good shape.
VIII make DANDY titnsy. VIII take
M small car can at once. usago
THE REFLEX spark plug. tho Monkey
Gland fpu your old motor. Makes your
aid motor young sud hy tho j. v.
quinn Ignition 90, ei5 s. Main ST.
Tulsa. OKLA.
TODAN'S BARGAIN
Is A
1890 Nash 5-passcuEor with almost
now tires. newly vanished, Cant
be told from "a now ear for 5000.
Also number Of other makes. See
Mr.. Forster,
PACKARD USED CAR MARK EFT
1900 South Boston Usage 1900
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ROOMS AND BOARD

ALTON HOTEL. aos y E. Third, running
water, absolutely respectable. 800
RuiDK HOTEL
Second rr1 nnulls.. one block north %
pnstuttly'. bot and cold water every
weekly rats. We afc proud II nur
service and reputation. Performers vol
Jacobs HOTEL
Firerroof Throughout. 900 rooms stag
hotel buuular urigoa. rooms ttbO and
ios Esst rirst ST rhoro Usage 10
JEFrUWgON HOTEL
e3is g. poUlder
one hair mo,g south lwstofiio~
Al -atrs nave baal reduced
Noums without hath. $50. with pfivnts
BAN, y, AL outside rooms special week
us g. Denver ossr, 1900 r,,.u.iys fam
uy hotel ht'ng r'gw ATTACHED.
LuNuR HurrL
1ftta WEST SEDtNb
Furnished rooms. single 0r ru suite. close
u. rrasuuablc rstrs. Ily tbc vccL pr
month. uii established bo'c.
usAuH upTGI
opened up under new management newly
decorated, % neatly furnished rooms,
Rates SO Bnl o. poi weoi, INV D.
llut street over Peoples Eschango
RtrG
7ol lHHt THIRD street
A respectable. uorEL tor respectable
PEOPLE
Special rates i'r re'ma'on'nt Fn's'1
SAVOY HOTEL
t2t raat Tnri street. Eood heated
rounH, regular tRtoa - % " per week
Voc io VI per day. Phone osnro lAeH.N
TULSA ROOMS. Nie south cincinnati,
i''a'ne"l" 'aio hF a"y or week
~ u A hot
and cold water steam heat rooms 80
,' -. rlNel" and oonn"ouaH b"ih, 'lo
WHY .surtEV
WITH tvlp
\,tt.tfN
Et..., 49, .,,'-,,' n.,,r ID, .u
r',,rs re-, Nam ,io.ra.r hn,., ~
Tulsa cato In connection lam
Ny siy'e, big chicken iinnsr 500.
TERMINAL. HOTEL
Main street. opposite rrlsco station.
IIctruo,Sn,rTp uoous "a
,I,.,tu -,
rhiiar.n ,,ar'n,oo '''"''''"A ''''"'
..,,,,ty.,,
usbt 1ha,-.i ..,.,a. ~, 19',,s & ., uGn
-,
rIrnishsd 10, b,s..sc.pinpyg mems phonws ntvTw
osag1 5tII.n
f,6sr,N ,.lF..I ,...... ...,.,,. ,..-,,.i..,
bouaeks.plpr rooms ri.o"' fr"1t and
housekocplng rooms upstAIrs eood
well. reasonable rent Phone OaaEe
4aig'
pOtI.bTp. n -Modsrn b,us.keeu.
,ns ,na,ns "'
sSg-,ryg, ,,,,,yj fi,,,
bn,ssb,cntp, r.1r,u ,,pvrgttpg t.u
stpl nr ,nnn, f,r III rec Irs,rsIJs rHirb.
barhood. olose iu Also one bous,A cop.
ing room
c.t-T,y, ,xtrs l.rr.
rooms alnk. pantry, ctosrt: private ou.
trance.
soa Inrrc fropt room
',,,,,,t"I Nrh.,.fi 81, si.e,ine rc,,,s
Osago Si7s.
pTNVtyp -ru,,t.r.d ,,o,,e Tar
Itvst housst o.pinK
E,eT,,N pI.gE al NIc. io,.n
bcrs.p..,,Ia. -e,,n y.ith k,tahsnst
modsTn 1sssyo tesi
t,t ,V,,Dt, i,,s,-- .o.,.,,, .,,.,,,,,.,.,-
t,rnisb.d i,r iirbi bopsokrentnF nirs
iocat,nn ,rn, ree,.o,anis 0sng. 6Sis
,5tr,ru s,o-.,,.n ,,r, dssiratla
modern ho,issheeplGs rooms aJioln'
Ing hath. walking distance.
FpfsC0. g. -rurnishsd rooms fot
Uglt hnuarhsoDtuu
r0Ifurn W 7itL.TWn iiKht bou.oke.t.
inE raorns nicely t,rntshed.
rnIsro aos.rv,o rooma fuTnishod
Tor Uqht houe.kasping osaEo 9ssS
,.,,.,.,,,,i g go -.
nroJern t,gb, bousoltccntrr rooms t1s
nor month OSago a27i.R
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Al owners % abuit!ug property, prop
prty benefited by said improvements and
other property liable 70 assessment are
hereby notified that all matters affecting
property thereby, and any clsim or o0-
iectlonH 20 the assessments as above set
forth shall bs filed IN writing ia tho Of
fic. OF Mrs Frank Seaman, city Auditor
OF the city of Tulsa. Oklah0ma. on or
before the 8Uth day ~ December 1891. al
BOO o'clock "a. M. and the same shall be
heard by tho Board " Commissioners on
the 30th day Of December, 1874. at 900
O'Clock a. nu and any claim or obioc-
tons not so filed In writing before said
time shall be deemed waived
DATED this +th day u December 1921
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN
CAY Auditor.
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Ivy EAlhFuFFf
tPublshed in rhe rusa Da,v world
world Publishing Company Puo.
Eher.)
tSealcd Bids Tor street pRviug)
Notice IL hereby gwen that IN purau-
ance of an order by the BOARD Of Com
nissioners Of the City Of Tulsa, Oklahoma,
scaled bids will bo received at the office
Of tho city Auditor Of said city until 8
o'clock y. M. Thursday. December %.
ls2i, for furnishing materials and por.
forming the work necessary In paving and
otherwise improving In the manner and
ubject to the conditions hereinafter set
out the following described portions OF
the following named street In Sail city
Of Tulsa. tO-wit.
FIFTH PLACE (Foutth streeD
from The West line Of Columbia tMc-
coy Avenue I" the West line Of Deia-
ware tGprdonD Avenue.
OLYMPIA AVENUE from tho North
line Of Archer to the South line Of
UTICA AVENUE from tho North
line Of Seventeenth Place (Buena
Nistal TO the North line Of Nineteenth
QUiNcY AvENUE from the South
line Of Admiral Boulevard 10 the
North line ~ fourth street,
seventh streeD from the East line
Of Wheeling Avenue TO the West line
OF Yorktown Avenue,
For further details ns TO tho material.
used ln Improving said streets and ave-
uucs bidders ara referred 60 the plans
and specifications therefor approved by
the Board Of 'ommissioners and to the
resolution adopted by said Board declsr.
ing the necessity Of and providing Tor the
improvement Of said portions OF said
streets ana avenues said resolution,
plans and specifications are on file In tho
office Of the city Auditor and copies OF
said resoluuon Will be furnished upon
Implication therefor at the oti'.v Of tho
Clty Auditor.
The entire cost OF SAID improvements on
said portion Of said streets ana
each OF them shall be Apportioncd
abuttlug property liable TO assessments
yherefor aud the owners thereof In ac-
crrdauro with the provisions Of Article
Oklahoms, and payments TO the Contrac-
tor will be made IN tax bills oyidencinE
said assessments.
The contractor to whom the contract
cure the signature of surety company
approved by tho Board Of Commissioners
Of the City Of Tulsa, 20 the contract
the construction IN the sum
Of 100 per cent, and an indemnify bond
aligned by q surety company approved by
the Hoard Of Commandments Of the City
p( Tulsa Of not less than 100 per cent of
The contract price, provided said surety
company shall not be liable ot said boud
TO exceed Twenty five ThDusand N2L,00O)
DOLLARS for indemnity growlng out Of any
one accident. and statutory bond ~
required by the laws Of the state Of
Oklahoma, the above 20 he based upon
thc price bid "a the proposal exclusive ~
tho engineering and Huyertlslng charges
ell Of said bonds TO be executed by the
contractor and tho surety or suretlca &C
coptable TO the Board of ComWissionerg
1f tho city OF Tulsa, ana IN. city OF
Iulsa 70 be made party Of tho third part
IN said bonds,
Bids must be upon the proposal sheets
furnished by the city Engineer and each
bid must be accompanied by separate
I|U4sH NH q IL
banking house or trust company IN an
amount equal Co five tal per cent - the
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FOR SALE
DETROIT ELECTRIC

Completely ovcrhauled, including
new batteries; paint good; $500
for quick sale: a bargain. Can
Usage l1is or 3533.
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ROOMS FoR Rent. fUHNisuED ~
DENNEU s.. 72i--Southcast bedroom
with living room sdjoiuius. vety nicely
furnished. gaa and electricity ladies
only two preferred also one northwes
bedroom very nicely furnished. adj
Joining hath bedroom with dining ropA
si0 sInElo. I'll for two. Single bed
room, 81.
hnsIRAmLr tcnms Tor YOUNG l-en I'D
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PREVENTION BETTER PLAN
u..,,ctta Takes Steps TO Avoid
hcu,i,..ihip smallpox Visitation.

HENRY ETA, Dec lit
-.Isr tl The World.
SPHENBYTTTA, Dec. ll.--Al-
boarh smallpox, whlch appears
p,S" ,ts appearance IN Henryetta,
iha IhauC rity and school officials are
ihe ,rg every precaution TO prevent
t"limnrs,d of the disease should II
sr ta~o. The mayor has asked
oC.,rrbadv 10 be yaccinated, and
eNs,r,sg,,rs viii attend the public
plo,ia Tor the purpose OF viccinat-
sO,t ,t,. pupils free OF charge.
NJ srhn Ions club has Issued a
lamont commencing the mayors
sN'',rfsirati0n In the Interest OF
E.,fth and urging the public TO
saferuard AGAINST the disease as
much as possible. ..-.--.--
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$50 CASH
Balance Installments

Many others to select from. Some Of
our cars will be sold for $50 cash
balance very easy terms.
PREMOCAR MOTOR co.
lO3-10j West Second Cedar 1855
See Jim Kay
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26
JUDGE DISTURBS
pug TENDENCIES
OF TWO LAWYERS
Judge George W. Omacht
Calls Bluff and Attorneys
Subside Meekly.

Judge Omacht called the bluff
OF two opposing attorneys in city
court Friday when a near-hght, pre-
cipitated by one attorney calling
the other the short and ugly word,
vas intercepted by the Judge in a
manner az unique and unusual as II
was effective.
Instead OF rapping for order, the
judge said that il there were a fight
imminent. he would waive the au-
thority Of the cour;" and permit the
fight TO go ahead.
The situation developed when Atty.
Barry ScanlOn, recently returned
from Indianapolis where he. with
more than two score OF South Bend
citizens were present at the John
". Talbot trial complained Of the ma
ture OF the affidavit upon which
Christ Pappas. 1901 w. Washington
av., was held on charge OF assault
with intent.
Declaring the affdavit was i'm
properly drawn, Scanlon sought TO
have it quashed. In his argument
on this motion ne caustically re-
ferred 10 Dep. Pros. Harry S. Tay-
ior's manner in drawing up of af-
fidavits IN general. One word led
to another until one used the word
liar"
OmRcht Is TactfuI.
AT this point OF the argument,
Scanlon declared his willingness 10
so ''to the mat" with Taylor IL the
court would permit its dignity to be
abused.
Il want 10 call this kind Of bluff, "
challenged Judge Omacht, in stem
torian tones. This time 1 will waive
the dignity of the court and IL you
two gentlemen wish to fight II out,
go ahead"
But the blum had been called and
the two attorneys making grimaces
at each other 70 the edihcation and
amusement or the court habitues. sat
down.
The court thereupon refused the
motion to quash and bonds OF $500
originally fixed against Pappas we're
increased 10 $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26

o-At what age dld Jackie Coog-
an make his Grst theatrical appear
ance2
At the age OF Is months. when
he crawIed out on the stage Of a
New York theater during one o. the
performances in which his father
was playing Jackie made such a
tremendous hit that Dad Coogan
decided 20 keep the hit" OF busi-
nesa I'm the act. and Jackie appeared
in many theaters throughout the
country. T. was during one or these
appearances with his father in a
vaudeville act that he first attracted
the eye OF Charlie Chaplin.
O.-What screen actress who takes
the part OF the mother In Way
Down East" haa not had a substan-
tiaI meal in seven years.
A.-Kate Bruce Miss Bruce's
principal article Of diet is butter
milk. she occa aonalIy eats fruit and
vegetables but always takes six
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26
Screen
BLACKSTONE

Today will be the final showings
OF Charles RAY in Scrap Iron,
which have proven 20 be one OF the
best attractions thus far played at
role. which Is played by Charles Ray
is one OF the most human in which
he has ever appeared. He plays the
part or John Steele. who relinquishes
his favorite sport, that Of boxing,
in response 10 the wish OF his in
valid mother She does not know
the ridicule which his refusal 20
night brings him from mis- fellow
workers
II also earns him the scorn Of his
best girl when he refuses 10 lick
a man at the annual picnic OF the
shop With his friends gone. his
girl estranged. he loses his job be-
cause Of lateness 70 work. Rather
than worry his mother, he leaves
the house every day at usual time
and tramps the streets for employ
ment.
An opportunity comes 10 earn
more money than he ever expected
TO possess at one time. It is a chCnce
In the ring with Battling Burke, who
has disposed of all rivals. John
.7teeTs known proves with the
gloves. as we'll as the popular opin-
ion that ne IS a coward. makes him
appeal 10 the local fight managers
as a good drawing card
The fight, its finish. and the action
that follows. all make a surprising
end to a very entertaining picture.
The world famous "Kltie" band,
which opens a one week engage
ment tomorrow. will give special
concerts at two forty-five. four
thirty. eight and nine forty
when they will introduce all their
special features that have made
them famous throughout the world.
They present music OF every type.
but they OF course excel in the
music OF the heathers. There are
twenty musicians IN this band, and
every musician is an artist and a
soIoist Millions OF people in all
parts Of the world have heard this
remarkable organization.
All their special features wi, be
presented at each concert. This will
be in addition 10 the regular picture
program The picture attractions
for tomorrow entitled Palace Of
Darkened Windows" is said 10 Oe
one OF the most accurate portrayals
or life in India ever presented In
motion pictures. which deals with
the life and customs OF East India.
II has beer produced on lavish
and sumpuous scale, and for the
FIRST time i'm motion pictures Chron-
icles faithfully the true workings
II a harem. The air OF mystery that
prevails i'm the orient in general
End I'm India I'm particular has been
accurately caught by the camera.
All phases Of Hindu life are shown
in this strikingly spectacular adap-
uou Of Mary Hastings Bradley's
book
David Wark Grfhth's production
THE Love Flower is scheduled
for three day showing commenc-
ing Monday.