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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18
AUDITORIUM

William Russell, the hard-hitting
William Fox star. Is seen today and
tomorrow at the Auditorium theater
in his latest story Of adventure en-
titled THE Lady From Longacre."
Russell Is as convincing In a dress
suit. rescuing a fair princess In dis
tress. as he is amid the foothills
ard plains Of the west. and a fist
fight IN "A broad stairway. in one
OF the scenes I'm The Lady From
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18

Forman, has he appeared IN any
pictures IN the past month?
A.-Tcm has given up the acting
end OF motion pictures TO go into the
directing end. and has been very
successful as a director for Para
mount pictures.
Q.-What IS Pearl Whites latest
starring vehicle?
A.-Pearl has given up serials and
IS now appearing in "A Virgin Para
disc" This story. written by Hiram
Percy Maxim. son OF the famous in
ventor, gives Miss White an oppor-
Iunity 10 play the part Of a savage.
Two famous lions also appear,
Jimmy" and his wife Beauty"
and their three cubs.
When two and three reel pic
lures were first shown how were
they released? Look for the an
swer in this column tomorrow
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18

Longacre," surpasses many q saloon
brawl recently pictured.
Russell gives his usual virile per
Torrance and is accorded excellent
support by pretty Mary Thurman
and Wilson Hummeu.
A new chapter OF Charles Hutch
inson's thrilling continued feature,
Hurricane Hutch" is shown today
only. Pathe News Of latestc urrent
events completes the days program.
Coming Monday and Tuesday is
one OF the most powerful stories Of
mother love ever filmed, entitled
'SThe Sage Hen" with an all-star
cast which includes ladys Brockwen
and Wallace Mcdonald
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18
Screen
BLACKSTONE

A dream OF Arabian Nights mag
nihcence and romance brought 20
lie. That, IN a phrase, describes
One Arabian Night" which viii
have It's final showings az the Black
stone tomorrow night
The Mime. Du Barry OF ~Passi on
takes the part IN this picture OF a
Wild. whirling dancing nymph OF the
desert, for love OF whom men night;
In turn herself loving with the feroc-
fly OF tho sand storms that are her
playmates Here she Is more beau
tiful than Du Barry, more artful
than Ia Carmencta, which charac-
ter she plays IN "Gypsy Blood.
which will soon be shown here-a
composite exalation Of both, and
yet suggesting neither She has been
endowed with a role more appealing
than any In which che has yet been
seen. and her talent az a dancer has
been given free rein.
In ner dance before the sheik. in
whose harem she Is later installed as
a favorite wife, che performs gyra.-
lions which probably have never
been equaled on the screen. for she
was formerly a member Of the IA
nous Russian Imperial Ballet, which
produced the greatest dancers IN the
world.
"Cne Arabian Night" presents
some OF the most gorgeously artistic
sets ever presented in a photodrama.
An entire Oriental city. with the
palaces OF the Sheik. bazars. bridges,
streets ard lanes, was built for the
production. with eXteriors almost as
beautiful as the interiors. The ha-
rem and throne scenes especially
are works OF art. and the groupings
OF beautiful women, their costumes
and the magnihcence Of their sur
roundings are startling I'm their ex-
quisite allurement.
Ernest LubItsch. the master direc-
tor, who produced zone Arabian
Night" likewise plays the role OF
the hunchback clown, head or a
travelling troupe of players, OF which
the dancer IS the chief asset. The
clown loves the dancing playgirl TO
distraction, and the suffering that
hs undergoes when she rejects him
fer a royal sutton forms one OF the
most tragic incidents OF the play
and I.ubitsch's Interpretation or the
part stamps him as one Of the best
players OF this age.
Blind Youth" with an au-star
cast. is scheduled for a one-day
showing next Sunday. which Will be
followed on Monday BY Anita stew
art in one OF her latest starring We
hicles. Harriet Pays the Piper
For Thanksgiving day the man
agement has not spared any money
in securing one Of the best attrac-
lions II could obtain for this national
holiday. and will present Charles
Ray In his greatest achievement
"scrap Iron" which is just the kind
OF a picture that you viii! want to
see on this holiday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18

celled style. They deserve q much
better place on the program than
the opening number.
The headEners. the -Four Popular
ity Queens, DO not tire the eyes-or
ears either. for that mater. They
stage their singing act in a unique
manner and were well received.
A novelty act OF dancing. music
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18

final showings IN South Bend today
at the Castle. Marguerite Shows
portrayal of Mary Ainslie, the wo-
man who remained faithful through
the years only TO find in the fiance
OF her young friend the son Of her
her own sweetheart. Is memorable.
Seena owen and Louis Bennison
have important parts. Tomorrow
brings Ora Carew in Beyond the
Crossroads"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-18

and comedy is given by Knapp ana
Cornalla. Their dancing is their
strong point and they have some
new steps. The sketch is the usual
business Office playlet with the usual
plot and done in about the usual
style. A bicycle act closes the bin.
The bill, as a whole, Is better than
most offerings although lacking In
exceptional high spots. It received
generous applause throughout its
opening performance.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-10-14

survey sends hunters to get wolves
that are destructive to livesock. We
believe hen, that the biological survey
should afford US some means of pro-
lection from these pests which are do
ing thousands of dollars of damage
annually, and which are being protect
ed by the biological survey.
"We suggest for one thing that the
biological survey furnish these guns,
as it no doubt could purchase the
at greatly reduced price, and provide
a man to operate them. If the bio
logical survey feels that it has not suf
Imperial Valley press., 1921-10-14

ficicnt funds to do this, we respectfully
request that you do all in your pow,
to have the same provided, or that
you find some other means of afford
ing US help.
eve trust you will 60 to the limit
of your power and ability in furnish
ing US the relief we need so sorely."
The replies of Senator johnson and
SECRETARY Wallace are awaited with
paCerneSS
Imperial Valley press., 1921-10-14
CLOSING OUT DAIRY SALE
Tuesday, October rs

years old; span mules. good workers. colt years
old; l colt months old
ImplenAnts-Two bunk houses, separator house,
No II DeLaval Separator and engine, milk cans;
rake, stacker, wheel scraper lot of small tools.
100 Chickens. Lease up; quitting the dairy
business everything goes.
c. B. MOORE, Clerk
TERMS-$100 or under cash, over $100 one-half in
three months, one-half in six months. Purchaser to
give note and approved security drawing 10 per cent
interest from date All notes to be approved by clerk
and no property tob removed until settled for
Anyone buying four COWS or more will be given long
time payments with approved security.
WILL STANTON and d. L. ZINN, Auctionecrs
SO Main St., Phone 394. Ell Centre. c. b. Moore
Clerk; Tyler Duff, ring man; Dad Ferris, Office Boy
]. FUJIURA, T. HATTORI OWNERS
Imperial Valley press., 1921-10-14

On the H. M. Bump Ranch / mile north of Ten
Foot Drop miles north and miles east of CaleXico
Sale Commences at 1920 o'clock sharp.
Big free lunch at Owners quitting the dairy
business Be sure and attend this closing out sale.
6O-CHOICE DAIRY COWS-60
Mostly Hosteins; few Jerseys and Guernseys
NOTE-Four of these registered Holsteins
and bred to Deko Dutch, the champion bull of I'M
peria Valley in the last fair at Ell Centre. Lot Of
these cows fresh and few heavy springers.
Registered Hosten Bulls.
Dutch DeKol the Blue Ribbon Bull; Prince Walker
Cornucopia, good young bull from the Anita Bald
win herd; two yearling bulls by DeKol Dutch
One registered Holsten heifer 20 months old; 3
registered Holstein hefers l year old; l registered
Hostein hefer months old.
20 Heifers-Mostly Holsteins; 25 milk calves
HORSESHOE mare years old; bay horse
Imperial Valley press., 1921-10-14
A UC ION
Thursday, October 20

good condition; 1G milk cans; milk buckets milk
tank, single wagon and harness, hay rakes walk
ing pow, horse Fresno, milk cooler small nj atform
scales, good hay stacker. 2 sets harness. feed rack
good international grinder grindstone barley seeder
lot Of small tools
FURNITURE-Three iron beds complete, dining
table and chairs, burner Kerosene stove kitchen
cabinet cots large ice box, cooking utensils dishes
etc. NOTE-G. Y. Fonts has sold his cows to Blenk-
IRON & Knowlin and is selling everything else in
this sale.
TERMs-Cash unless other ARRANGEMENTS arc
made before the SALE
WILL STANTON ans q. L. zlNN, Aucr,oNeeRs
Clay Brewer, Clerk: Tyler Duff, Ringman.
Dad Ferris Office Boy. CT v FONTS, Owner
Imperial Valley press., 1921-10-14
Government
Continued from page One.)

millionaire sportsmen and for any few
bugs the ducks may pick up, why let
it protect EN-. We, farmers want the
ducks exterminated, and these explod-
ers only drive the ducks from one
to another, so that man needs a
whole string Of them. and if he ha
money enough to buy what he needed,
he wouldn't be here farming
owe understand that the biological
Imperial Valley press., 1921-10-14

On the Blenkiron & Known ranch, known as the
mile west of the big cement house Y,
just across the road from the Clark ! at c ak
=, ..Ier Sale commences at / p. NJ shalp.
Free lunch for the early This is 4 genuine
closing out sale.
HORSESHOE span of mares and 10 years
old; span of gray mares, 10 years old; one
saddle horse, buggy horse.
HOGS-Four brood sows due to farrow in De-
cember; 26 shoats weight 1875 lbs. each or more
200 CHICKENS. Five tons of corn, 80 tons of
hay; Is acres silage ready to- cut.
IMPLEMENTS - Mower Hay loader, buggy,
wagon and rack, No. II De Laval Separator in extra
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-11

hankles. Who wouldn't look happy
with three pairs OF brand new. per-
fectly correct street gloves, a pair OF
beautiful twenty -button-length eve.
ming gloves OF white suede and sew
eral boxes OF pure linen handker-
chiefs, some pure white, some in the
seasons charming colors? For dress
up occasions with her tailored suit
she has a pair Of white glace gloves
piped and stitched In black. For Or
dinary street wear there are pale gray
gauntlets OF washable kid with straps
az the wrist. And for sport wear the
heavily stitched gauntlets with elastic
az the wrist will be just the thing.
The illustration with extended arms
clad in silk gloves shows long silk
gloves exactly as they must be- to sa,-
isfy fashion. The gloves come well
up under the sleeves and wrinkle gen.
erously all the way up. avoiding any
suggestion Of economy In trying TO
make too short a glove cover the
space. This loose. mousquetaire ef-
feet is essential IN long gloves and u
tightly pulled up, too short glove is
very bad style-far better wear short
gauntlets and let part OF your fore.
arm show But The very long gloves
are expensive" you protest Yes
they are, but no more expensive than
SILK stockings or strap slippers or lace
wells or other items Of dress you feel
YOU must have. And it pays TO be well
glovod. The hands are very con.
spiouous part OF ones anatomy and
the way they are dressed makes a deal
OF diherencel Since gloves are now
considered indispensable adjuncts OF
street dress there L. only one thing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-11

quarter sleeves and as for frocks, rare
Is the model with sleeves that reach
the wrist, So long gloves are neces-
sary with most costumes and long
gloves OF SILK arc the choice. for
tunately, for spring and summer days.
They may be white. or pale gray or
pale tan and the wise woman will
have two pairs In constant use, one
pair white and the other gray or tan.
And pair or two OF the smart gaunt-
lets for alternate wear.
Gauntlets are particularly fashion
able aud oddly enough while long
glove that fails TO meet the edge OF
the sleeve (and wrinkle on the arm
10 show Us generous leugth) is bad
style the short gauntlet may flap
about the wrist and show several
inches Of bare arm between its edge
aud the edge oi the sleeve. In Paris
gauntlets are being worn with sleeve.
less evening gowns aud lanvin Is at
taching the short gauntlets to the
armhole OF the sleeveless dance frock
with long marrow ribbons Several
pairs OF gauntlets are illustrated. all
good style for spring ~ the extreme
left VI the picture Is . pair Of pale
gray gauntlets with neat stitching In
self tone. These gloves are VI suede
aud are delightfully."- easy 10 drag on
and on The gloves In the center are
fastened with ordinary clasps at the
wrist but are Of the gauntlet type,
the loose extended wrist turning over
above the clasp. They are OF heavy
white Kid with very dainty white and
black stitching Al the right are
gauntlets Of chamols colored suede
with straps and scallopsd cuffs Of blue
kid. or one may have gray sauntlets
with blue kid trimming. or tan ones
with trimming In brown.
More gauntleis are shown In the
large picture where lucky young
woman seems 10 be sloatins over her
spring acquisitions tn rIoves nni
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10 do; make up your mind TO It and
have your gloves take their proper
part IN the smartness and distinctive
ness Of your costume.
And when YOU buy long silk gloves,
buy the very best quality. Cheaper
grades are i fair gamble in short silk
gloves for you can afford to throw the
quickly worn-out gloves away and re-
place them with new. But this Is not
so easy In the case OF long -wristed
gloves and when YOU buy, buy for
good wear as well as good looks. Silk
gloves OF handsome, heavy quality
with properly reinforced fngertips
should last you the season through.
Thin. sleazy ones will go into holes
In few weeks. Remember you are
paying not only for the long wrists
but for the fingers. and no glove Is
better than its fingers: the long
wrists will be useless when the fingers
have become ragged. And look ut
the quality Of the silk when you buy
gloves--do not be mlsled by substan-
ilal reinforcement OF finger tips. Ev-
cry woman knows that hngert!ps are
not the worst places for wear except
In the thumbs. Most silk gloves 70
below the carefully reinforced finger
tps--whers the handle OF a handbag
rubs continually. for instance. And
rents at the base OF the fingers are
provoking things 10 mend. Do
choose silk gloves Of excellent, heavy
quality and be sure they are loose
enough. They may shrink a bit when
you wash them. and anyway a loose
glove wears better than tight one In
which strained threads subjected 10
friction soon wear thin.
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is Of cream and orange straw with a
silk facing embroidered with orange
wool; and the big tassel Is OF orange
wool. The sweater is worn with a
cream lace yestee and linen skirt.
Lace Sweaters For Warm Days
There IS more warmth than you
would imagine in the cobwebby lace
sweaters, one OF which is pictured
The flmy fabric OF the sweater fits
like a glove over shoulder and arm
and here again the trim effect is not
able. This sweater IL black, with
plain black tricolette in the border
and sash and the black sweater and
hat accompany a frock OF white
Georgette crepe. A dress-up sweater,
this, and very dainty garment in
deed. The model comes in white also.
In American Beauty, tangerine. apple
green and other fashionable shades
but the sweater is most effective in
dark color.
knitted Toys For Real Sport
Most practical for mountain wear.
camping and boating are the whole
suits of knitted fabric. one OF these
suits is pictured, good looking
model IN brown wool with lighter
brown and ian combined In the bor-
der trimming. Here again is the
tuxedo style jacket with close-tit;ing
sleeve and the skirt is knitted in a
ribbed stitch which gives the effect
OF narrow pleats. For country club
wear there are sweater frocks. one
piece models knitted with silk in flet
stitch and with handsome lace-lilie
border at the hem and on the sleeves.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-11
sHrRTwAisT sAsHEs

n HERE Will be something amiss'
4 with the sh.rtwalst that ends
- abruptly under the skirt.belt this
summer All shlrtwaists are finished
on with sashes now and tailored sport
shirts NJ neatly under leather belts.
Sometimes shirtwaist sashes are of
ribbon-and the Roman stripe rib
bons are the fayorites FOR this purpose.
Embroidered sashes are very pretty
and are made OF the material OF the
waist with a large embroidered motif
at the front OF the wBistllne and small
garlands across the sash-ends. II Il
not necessary to hem the long sides
and ends OF sash-plcot- -edging IL
the proper finish and will save you
deal Of trouble. one smart sash.
matching a linen waist Is OF linen with
huitonholed slashes and black velvet
ribbon run In and out tving In a bow
ui long ends nt one aide
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-11

Brush-orisiles can be cleaned Instantly
BY dipping them IN ammonia and wa
ter Rinse well and set 70 dry with
the bristles down, 50 that an moisture
Will run on and not settle back az the
roots OF the bristles and soften them.
1t Is most important that combs and
brushes be kept scrupulously clean.
Small use in shampooing the hair II
brush and comb, heavy with accumu.
lated oil are used aftcrward on the
locks. The soft, fuffy look will
speedily disappear. Shell halrplns
ought 10 be cleansed too. once IN 30
often, TO rid them OF oil gathered from
the hair They may be tossed into a
bath OF ammonia and water and then
taken out one by one and dried with
a soft cloth. They should not be left
IN the bath more than moment or
two
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dress is appottloned. Yet gloves must
one haye--and particularly must one
have them this yeari It Is more com.
Portable to 30 without them, and un-
doubtedly cooler. but the street cos
tune cannot have good style or smart.
meas IL the hands are bare These un-
loved little items OF the wardrobe
make all the difference between a per.
feet. beautifully finished appearance
and sloppy carelessness Of attire.
Long gloves are OF FIRST interest this
year. for there are very few costumes
tina, have not short sleeves. Even the
tailored suits have flowing three.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-11

GV II m usL De an expert knltteI
VI who hopes to keep up with the
y new ideas in sweater wear. A
" new stitch appears every week
ana the more complicated it Is the
better women like il. There is no
style at all, from fashions viewpoint,
an plain knitted sweaters such as used
10 be turned out by the dozens by
every summer sirl--to match differ
ent frocks. And it takes so long TO
master the intricacies OF a new stitch
that one sweater a season is about
al anybody can tackle these days.
This is where the ready made
sweaters have the advantage over
handknitted models. To the clever
machines intricate stitches are no
bother at all and such a machine can
Knit the most difficult sweater just
- rapidly as simple one. once the
machine has been adjusted for the
stitch. II is a good deal Of feat
10 produce by hand a new model
whose stitches must be counted each
time across. No gossiping on the
veranda over that kind OF work-one
has 10 knit in the solitude OF ones
chamber, with concentrated gaze and
knotted brows. But, of course, II is
a vast satisfaction 10 achieve the diff
hcult garment and 10 wear It as a
proud proof of ones perseverance and
skill
Tuxedo And Slipon
In spite Of all the fanciful land one
must add ireakish) sweater models
hat have been launched OF late. TWO
models remain first fayoritss. nothing
can displace them from their position.
rhey are the tuxedo sweater and the
s.ipon. The tuxedo with It's turned
back fronts that show dainty vestee
or blouse Is the more formal model
OF the two and is Invariably an out
door sweater. The slipon may be any
thing from tennis jumper 10 i break
fast blouse according 10 weight and
zyle. And this year, dear knows.
there are plenty OF styles.
The very last word In sl!pons Is
pictured, new knitted model OF silk
with long sleeves and a high neck
line. This is blouse-slipon, worn
over a dainty camisole and not over
The treck as an athletic slipon de-
signed Tor warmth would be. Because
OF the high neckline the garment has
70 open at The shoulder--else one
could not get into and out OF it. But
The shoulder opening Is Smartly nm
ished with loops and buttons which
add an effective trimming touch. The
long sleeves M the arms closely and
are carefully shaped and set into
small armhoies. The whole effect or
the slipon Is trim and dainty. The
trimming bands are done In a close
stitch with smaller needles. and cross
stitch embroidery is worked In after.
ward This slipon IS pearl gray with
blue bands. and the croSs-sttch EN-
pro,dery is In a slightly darker shade
ot blue. The g.rdle has tassels made
Of blue beads. The pretty sllpon ac-
companies d skirt Of pale gray baro-
net satin.
i'ale Blue \ sport Color This Year
From Paris comes the prediction
FOR ciel blue or azure sport togs. Pale
blue tennis frocks We're worn at the
Riviera resorts this winter and pale
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LONG oL0vyDs1%n1 %@4s 9AuAT1ere 1ere
LOVE. are ,....., tn. most, N2ARH DAYS

~ LOVES are probably the most
aA dlscouraging item Of dress to the
" average woman. They are eN-
~ pensive trihes yet trifes that
cannot be dispensed with II one would
present proper appearance. And
they cater 10 no special vanity SO 1t
is doubly hard 10 part with the money
for them. 4 charming nat makes one
look pretlier and is n JOY to regard in
ones mirror. Neckwear has It's fas-
c!nation and Is an important adjunct
OF good looks. And dainty footwear
sets on 10 advantage the good lines
OF instep and ankle; there Is no more
eXcusable vanity than vanity anent
a pretty foot.
But gloves do not set Of pretty
hands-rather they hide tsperng
fingers and beautifully shaped nails
and attractive rings Gloves are just
necessities that count for smartness
but not at all for becomingness and
therefore gloves have least interest to
most women OF any Item OF the cos
tune and are generally left I'M the
last when the seasons allowance for
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Anew Device for Cleansing Combs

=" SPLENDID little contrapuon
new On the market is an affair
FOR keeping combs splc and
y = span. Nobody likes to clean
combs. but with this new comb
cleanser the Job may be finished ia
t"o minutes. Heavy cotton thread is
strung closely between light wire
braces You hang one end ON a hook
IN the wall. grasp the other end. pull
Ing the threads taut. and then simply
comb the threads with the comb--as
easy as stropping a razor The comb
cleanser can he boiled like bit Of
cloth and made perfectly clean and
fresh. A comb cleans muclr more
easily II soaked a few minutes first in
warm water and ammonia, but do not
leave a white comb too long in the
ammonia solution iest ne ivory COM
pori,ion ~ ihe tsmh TURNS yellow.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-11

One Of these frocks. OF deep cream
silk, has a black velvet ribbon sash
that Is threaded through the fiet
stitch very effectively.
Scarfs have not changed much ex-
cent that they grow wider and richer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-11

in coloring The very wide scarfs OF
brushed wool are the most fashion
able models and such a scarf Is pic
tured. II has wonderful deep blue
color with border stripes of ,angerine
orange