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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01
BLACKSTONE

The Barbarian" starring Monroe
Salisbury and Jane NovaiS, which mas
il fnal showings tonight. has been
declared BY critics TO be one Of the
most notable hlms Of the year. II
is a powerful dramatic story Of con-
nict between right and wrong It's
principal character played By MT.
Salisbury. is clean unsophisticated
DO, OF the woods. Knowing no phase
OF life except his own. he Is uncouth
ard unused 20 the refinements OF
METROPOLITAN civilization. He meets
a society girl Of the city with whom
he falls in love. Ibis forms the basis
Of one OF the most beautiful ro-
narces OF the screen. a story that
viii inger long III the memory be-
cauae OF its sweetness and beauty
THE Barbarian IS a story OF the
Northwoods. a romantic drama OF an
unusual character.
ON the biggest motion picture
sage ever constructed. Douglas
Fairbanks made mis- celluloid version
OF Dumas story the first scenes
taken were the Queens Boudoir- Al
OF the feminine players. gOrgeously
coscumed, appear IN these nrst
scenes. They include Mary Nc
.I.aren In the par Of Queen Anne Of
Austria: Margaret DeLaMotte' as
Constance; Barbara LAMAR. charac-
t@-izing Ny Lady. and all OF the
ladfes in waiting.
The Queens room is as near the
exl CT reproduction OF the famed bou-
der as II was humanity possible TO
make It. Every proportion in de-
tsf Is historically correct. even 10
the pannelings 81 the walls. which
was all hand painted with exactly
the same pictures that ancient books
indicate grace the walls Of his cham
Der
Fr action. "The Three Musketeers'
exceIs anything Fairbanks has ever
done. There are IS duels fought
in one OF which Fairbanks a. DAN
tragan. in THE Three Musketeers, y
engages eight rivals. This attraction
or.ens a weeks engagement tomor-
row. shows starting al the hours OF
]. 3. .. 2. and Q. You viii be able
10 come as late as 10 o'clock and
see the entire performance
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01
OLIVER

4 popular priced VIII be given at
the Oliver this afternoon Of Sweet
hearts as presented by the Dunbar
players and a final performance OF
that attraction will be presented to-
night.
Starting Sunday. Billy Lynn, an
o-:s.1al comedian. will be seen in the
ti,ls role Of Very Good Eddie
laughabie farce with IA catchy song
numbers Mr.. Lynn Is a bit under
sized and In this comedy plays OPP
posite Marie Wilter,. new come
dienne secured from New York this
week. who is OF rather extreme pro-
portions These two types are
strongly contrasted in many Of the
comedy scenes To add to the COM
plications. Mr.. Lynn, as Eddie. IS
separated from his robust spouse
and thrown in the intimate company
OF the tiny wife OF a man Of giant
build Dainty and Barry has the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01
AUDITORIUM

George Larkin, a we'll known
screen actor. and Josephine Hill. at
one time a Sennett bathing beauty.
have the leading roles in the big
Universal special feature. THE Man
Trackers.' which Is shown at the
Auditorium today only. The picture
was photographed IN the Bear Val
ley of Southern California. The
story is based upon the heroic ex-
ploints OF a member of the Royal
Canadian Mounted Police. The Off
Ger is disgraced by his rival for the
love OF his superior officers daughter
and suffers imprisonment, but is re-
leased in time TO prove his innocence
and round up a band OF notorious
smugglers. Monty Banks in Peace
full Alley" and Pathe News Of latest
current events are also shown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01
Corset Specials

Back lace corsets IN pink and white me-
dunn and low bust. sizes 20 to 50: specially
priced at S150 to ..........S $500
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01
CASTLE

The Affairs OF Anatol' closes to-
day at the Castle as II does at the
LaSalle. after having given the pa
irons OF the theaters farthest south
ore Of the most elaborate screen
treats ever created. Tomorrow will
bring Doug Fairbanks IN The
Knickerbocker Buckaroo," a Para
mount feature built around a mod
ern plot. II has met with great
success wherever shown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01

proximately so showings OF the fea-
ture drew more people than ever
attended any single theatrical per-
Torrance in South Bend. Tomorrow
the LaSalle will offer a new Para
mount feature. starring David
Powell with It's scenes not only laid
il London, Paris and Monte Carlo
but actually taken in those famous
cities. 1t is THE Mystery Road. -
and is an absorbh.g tale Of mystery
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01

feminine role and William Reed
plays the man OF this duo. a num-
Der. OF striking song numbers gives
employment 70 the singing princi-
pals. as well as the attractive girl
chorus and the scenes. one on the
deck OF the Hudson river boat and
the other in a Catskill mountain
hotel afford fine examples Of the
scene painters art.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01

he has the assistance OF Tom Elliott
at the piano Hal johnson. South
Bend favorite. pleases with a differ
ent sort OF act in which his female
representations Is the outstanding
attraction. Entitled Mr.. Chaperone"
and Offering a young man the chance
20 watch over his own sweetheart,
the fun-making possibilities are
great The Four BalmaineS wizards
OF the wire: Fisher and Lloyd. offer
ing two shades OF burnt cork; Rine-
hard and Duff. Dixie Misses in a
song surprise and Collins and Hill,
unique entertainers. round out the
! bill.
Starting Monday afternoon. the
new vaudeville bill features The
/ Minstrel Monarchs" four men. past
l sixty, in songs and dances.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01
ORPHEUM

Carl Mccullough. who is featured
on the Orpheum bill which continu-
es today and tomorrow, is an enter
tainer OF the popular type He
sings new songs and tells story bits
in a manner wholly pleasing. IN
his novel diversion Squirrel Haven
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01
Toilet Articles
Very Special Prices

Java Rice Complexion Powder. Very special.
box Observation-Disclosures. &c
Mennens and Williams Ta-cum Powder Csc
value ............ &c
Woodbury's Powder and Cream. CSC value 1sc
Palm olive Shaving Cream. 35c value 2ec
Cuticura and Packers Tar Soap. 25c value fac
Woodbury's Facial Soap. special. bans. acc
Williams Vanishing Cream. csc value $500 ice
Jergen's Bath Tablets. lasting and refreshing
SOAPS for ................. .....-... CSC
Pure CASTLE Soap for baby's bath-very spe-
Pinauds Toilet Water Observation-Disclosures. sf2s
Wa-Se-Ta for tired. aching. burning feet. CSC
Jap Rose Talcum Powder sc value. can see. loo
Palm Olive Tacum Powder. special at f.. lee
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01
LASAILE

The Affairs of Anatol" Cecil b.
DeMille's twelve-star masterpiece.
playing at both the LaSalle and
Castle. ends its South Bend runs to-
day. II is estimated that the ap-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01
AMUSEMENT NEWS

and intrigue by z. Phillips Open
helm.
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Geiddftsfirmen.
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observation-disclosures
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-01-07

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-23

&c all former service men. Any Of the
lohOwing officers will lie glad TO enroll any
man; William j Lupton, O30 Winter street,
commander: Harry q. Herrschaft. S47 North
FRANKLIN street, vioc commander; Joseph
Meny, lli2 North street. adjutant, and Ar.
thur Lamartine, 3J3 North Twelfth street,
tres surcr
A meeting OF the Philadelphia county
committee. American Legion, will be hciu
this evening ut the Builders Exchange 49,
~ South Seventh street. Matters of i'm.
portance Will be discussed at this time
the question OF continuing the tcmpura ry
employment department.. which Is working
IN conjunction with the county headquarters
IN assisting the eS-servlce men to obtain
employment. II. II. Chapman has been np-
pointed temporary employment officer and
ls working under the supervision OF sub
committee on employment OF the philadel-
phia county committee. Of which Edwin T..
HoIenback is chairman. MIR CHAIRMAN is
nj the ontce OF the county headquarters. 80
south Tenth street, to receive all applicants
daily.
The executive committee will recommend
TO the Philadelphia county committee the
matter OF holding the second annual field
day meet at Franklin Field in the early part
Of June,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-23
TO OPEN NEW CLUBHOUSE
Progress Club to Hold Exercises To-
niaht at 1890 N. 18th Street

The new clubhouse of the Progress
Club, or 1880 North Sixteenth street,
will be formally opened tonight with
exercises beginning at 8 o'clock. The
organization, established for twenty.
four years. has membership of 200
prominent business men. 1t previously
was housed at 1915 Diamond street.
When completed, the new clubhouse
will be one Of the most modern in the
city. The cost will exceed $3.50. 900 and
it will be completely furnished with n
ballroom, dining room. billiard room.
cardroom and gymnasium.
Jacob Greencwald Is president and
the vice president is Joseph Salus; tho
treasurer is DR.. NJ. l.. Zimmerman and
the secretary George Scavcr.
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TELLS OF RESCUE AT SEA
Ship Arrives Here After SAVING
Crew Of Burned Vessel

Captain a. Stecker. master Of the
American tanker !. F.. O'Neill. from
Port Lobos. Tex. which docked yes
terday Mt Point Breeze, said the crew
of the British steamer Dclmira. de.
stroycd by fire off Key West February
II. and rescued and taken aboard the
O'Neill. had been put ashore at Miami,
Fla.
Captain Stcckcr declared il had been
his intention to bring the thirty mem
hers of the crew to this port. but his
food supplies were running short.
The Delmirn was salvaged and towcd
into Key West, but Captain Stcckcr
'wns OF the opinion that the vessel would
be total loss, for it was swept from
stem to stern by flames. The crew was
rescued with difficulty, said Captain
Stccker. as they were unable to launch
the lifeboats and several jumped into
the sea. but were picked up.
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SLED HITS TREE; TWO HURT
Woman In Critical Condition After
Accident Ia Wlssahlekon

4 young woman and girl were in =
jurcd yesterday afternoon in the first
coasting accident of the season.
They were coasting down a steep hill
in Clifford Park. Wissahickon. when
the "pilot" lost control of the sled aud
1t crashed into a tree.
Mrs. Theresa Reese. twenty one
years old. of 643 West Kingsley street,
received three fractured ribs. internal
injuries and cuts about the head.
Miss Mildred probst, sixteen years,
1875 East Cheltcn avenue. received
bruises about the body and possible in .
tcrnnl injuries Both were taken to the
Germantown Hospital. where the elder
woman is in critical condition.
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petectlye Golnu for Rricker

Fred c. Voigt. county detective. sails
today from New York for Paraguay
presidential warrant to bring DR.. Will
liam =. Brickcr back to Philadelphia.
Twenty five days will be required to
make the trip.
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in allied armies
during the war and to widows and emil
dren of veterans who died in the
service.
That declaration is in an article in
the current issue of the American
Iegion Weekly. The Kenyon bill mas
been passed by the Senate and awaits
action of the House. IT,, .,, .,
y.t.rens ,ve-e disallowed principally because
Of the ruling that a disability rating OF lV
per cent was a prerequisite TO training
$50 = Month
widow, o, veterans, not remarked, would
he entitled under the Kenyon bill to enter
training any time until 1925. and chi'dT"n
at any time between the ages OF tour'een o, ao,
and eighteen. II IS stated that -u'Vv"
Widows and as many chiidteh Woulu .s
eligible Compensation OF $50 month
would be paid during training. Passage OF
this Legislation was urged at the Cleveland
national convention OF tho Legion
Mrs. Theodore W. Reath. OF the ladies
auxiliary OF Thomas Robert Reath Marine)
Rest states that the loyal co-"pcratlon oI
IN. var mother and sisters OF the Marine
corn, League has been promised the newly
ortanIzod auxiliary. Nineteen out OF twenty
sIr Of these mothers lost their sons In tho
world war.
''we urge" adds Mrs. Reath, that all
women members OF the tAInlltes OF inc ma
rInss OF the post Join the auxiliary promptly,
that we may have the honor of making
ur auxiliary leader in this great move
rrtnt. The duties involved by Joining will
he chief and foremost to stand steadfast "a
the LEGION further the interests OF the
most in promoting n general good spirit
among the families Of the Iust and to spread
influence generally for tne service and the
Legion
Post Meet. March lt
Tn. Marine Post will meet March Il on
the roof Of the Lorraine Hotel, BROAD street
and Fairmount avenue. Acceptances for the
meeting should be forwarded TO Drexel
ITowet. chairman. 1880 Angors terrace.
BENJAMIN Franklin Post announces the
enrolment Of John V. LOvitt. NJ Oxford,
England. Fred w. Bremer, Of bismarck.
y d, has written to ?. S. shoemaker, the
adjutant. that he desires 10 continue his
membership although far away.
Furman Denncker Post Will give Its sec
ond annual entertainment and dance March
30 In the Now Mercantile Hail. The ladies
auAillary Of the Thirteenth Division Army
and Navy Welfare Leasue. Twentieth ward,
viii assist the post.
George A. Turner Post. Twelfth. Thi--
teonth and Fourteenth wards, Is trying To
,nroil every former service man in these
wards Letters are being sent To all s. rviC"
men. and a membership campaign commit.
tee hrs been appointed personally 70 solicit
all men eligible.
The post has It's own headquarters at
33l Ridse avenue, which is always open