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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26
ORPHEUM

Sarah Padden, who appeared at
the Orpheum several seasons ago.
creating the title role in The Lit
tie Shepherd Of Bargain Row" re-
turns next week, for four days start
ing Thursday in a new playlet from
the pen Of Milton Chopper entitled
The Charwoman" which presents
her in the role OF a scrub woman
who saves her son from disgrace in
a novel manner by use OF her wo-
mans wit. Miss Padden is not only
one OF the finest contemporaneous
actresses but one OF the most versa %
tile. Her various roles are charac-
teristic OF intelligent understanding.
a keen knowledge OF human nature
and able ability for Characterization
and enviable histronic talents. She
is accepted generally as one OF the
fine actresses Of the American stage
as well as vaudeville's distinguished
stars
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26
STAGE
ORPHEUM

The story Book Revue" featur-
ing comic Buster Edwards in &c
centric comedy steps and song. is
the feature OF the present Orpheum
program which continues as the at
traction today and tomorrow. The
revue il presented in pleasing fash
ion, with the costume changes for
each song and dance surprise being
made within the huge books, that
form the stage setting. Four pretty
girls. all possessed Of extraordinary
talent. as we'll as male singer. make
up the presenting company.
Hon. Dave Manley, one OF the
best monologists TO be seen on the
local stage this season, closes his
clever line OF patter with q new Fox
Trot number OF his own compost
ton. Lonesome Heart" Lulu Coates
and her colored dancers. offer sing
ing and dancing OF the popular and
lively jazz" type. "Rube" Nelson
and Kitty Madison. in a combination
OF Glowing and dance. the Rectors.
equilibrists and Pay and Fox. who
offer surprise novelty. are other
acts
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26
HAD SUFFERED
FOR 10 YEARS
Indianapolis Man Says That
Everything Seemed to Go
Wrong With Him.

II anybody knows anything about
stomach trouble I ought TO be the
man, for I had IL the worst way for
ten years" said ". a. EIbeL 1911
Wright St. Indianapolis. Ind.
Finally everything seemed 20 go
wrong with me. Nv back hurt me
all the time. and I couldn't lift any
heavy weight or half do my work.
After taking two or three bottles
OF Tanlac I didn't see much change
in my condition. but I believed there
must be something 10 the medicine.
though. or people wouldn't praise II
so much, so I kept on taking it.
I'm a well man now and haven't
a trouble IN the world. I have gain
ed fifteen pounds in weight. too.
sleep like a log every night and
haven't a trace or that old back
ache"
Tanlac is sold in South Bend az
the Central Drug Store and By all
leading druggists. -Adv1.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26
South Bend Boys to
Represent "Y" at Meet

Seven South Bend boys. chosen 10
represent the local Y. NJ. c. A. at
the state conference for older boys
at KokomO. left early Friday morn
ing via busS 10 KokomO. Boys rep
resenting every city in Indiana are
expected to attend the convention
and il is anticipated that 500 viii
be present for the opening Of the
three-day ceremonies this afternoon.
Those from the South Bend Y. NJ.
c. A. are c W. Gamble. r. J. Vance,
Walter Randell. Harold Austin, Ed
gar Lehr Francis Walter and Carl
Stillwen They will return at the
close of the ceremonies Sunday after-
noon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26
Secrets of the Movies Revealed

glasses OF buttermilk a day.
Q-What stage and screen actor
IL az his best in costume plays?
A.-Thomas Holding. an English
actor. looks his best in velvet knee
breeches and plumed hats.
On what picture did Pauline
Frederick first appear in the movies q?
A-"The Eternal City" which was
filmed in Rome. was Pauline Fred
erick's first picture.
Q.-WhO is the latest addition 10
the list OF motion picture stars7
A.-Miss Virginia Faire has been
raised 20 stardom by William Fox.
She Is only Il years old and her rise
has been a rapid one. Her latest
picture before attaining starship was
without Benefit OF Clergy"
What popular male star is
about 20 make his first visit 10
New York? This news will be
given tomorrow
Copyright. 1921
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26
CITY TO STRESS
EDUCATION WEEK
Spelling Matches, Addresses,
and Other Activities TO
Mark Observance.

Something new IA the way 81
boosting the recognition Of school
week is announced for this year
under a movement sponsored by the
National Educational association
and tho American Legion The en-
tire week Of Dec. 4-1O IS 10 be de-
voted to the consideration OF vari-
Gus phases Of the school problem.
the need of better buildings and
equipment. the value of vocational
training. the demand for better at
tendance and the benefits afforded
by the better use Of the English
language.
In this city Supt. OF Schools Bor-
den has arranged with the various
business luncheon clubs and civic
organizations 20 furnish speakers
for the various programs at the
school centers during the week.
One OF the diversions for the
South Bend schools during this spe-
cial weeks program will be contests
matches or who can stand up the
longest matches" in spelling words
from the Declaration Of Independ-
ence. the constitution. Washington 8
farewell address. Lincoln's Gettys-
burg address and Pres't Hardirg-s
call for the Conference" on Iis-
armament
In the upper grades question
naires have been arranged on how
the town. city. county and state gov
ernments function, how the national
government functions in its relation
with other countries and various
questions on governmental proceed
ure.
Stress Naturalization.
In the Americanization classes
special stress will be laid on the
value and importance Of naturaliza-
ton and full citizenship. Men born
under foreign flags Will be asked 20
tell what il means 10 them. to be
asked TO become citizens OF this
country. Special efforts Will also be
made towards assisting the appl-
cants.
Meetings Of the president and sec
retaries OF the arent-Teachers and
Mothers club organizations Will be
addressed by men and women well
qualified 20 talk on educational and
correlated issues
In some cities patrons and taxpay-
ers will be asked 20 visit the schools
during the regular sessions so as to
witness changes in school studies
and see exactly what the schools Of
today are doing.
Thirty-fve national orga nizations
are cooperating and assisting in
making this years school week"
the most successful one in the his
tory Of the American public school
system.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26
Assist ~ Men
In Getting Jobs
During the Week
Chamber of Commerce Active
in Mitigating Unemployed
Problem in City.

Forty-four jobs for unemployed
men have been procured at the
Chamber or Commerce during the
week. Monday was the bigges day
when 2s jobs were secured. Tues
day the total dropped 10 seven and
Wednesday went still lower with but
FIVE jobs obtained. Thursday was
holiday. Friday, a total OF four jobs
had been secured at noon.
Among the work 20 which men
We're assigned was included the fol-
lowing occupations: Road work and
surveying. unloading lumber. plant
ing shrubbery. house work. collector
unloading cabbage. concrete work
ers. farm work, moving furniture.
beating rugs club" man, 20 look
after a club cleaning cellars. fac
tory work. blacksmiths and boiler
makers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26
LASALLE

Viola Dana in her clever farce
romance, There Are No Villains"
completes her LASalle run today.
making room there for the Sunday
showing OF Lois Weber's already
famous photodrama, What Do Men
Want >" an inquiry into the causes
OF matrimonial unhappiness. infidei-
ity. and divorce. SO many men re-
fuse 20 marry women Of a certain
sort, yet leave their wives at home
while they 90 out and play with
the others. that the theme has be-
come one OF national inporta nee.
Claire Windsor and j. Frank Glen
don head the cast
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26
OLIVER

Tho only dramatic performance
scheduled az the Oliver theater until
after the holidays is Taylor Holmes
in Smooth as Silk" which is booked
for one performance tonight Mr..
Holmes is known as one of Amer
ica's most distinguished young ro-
mantle actors. he made a name FOR
himself in His Majesty. Bunker
Bear" which was seen al the oliver
a few seasons ago and since that
time has become a popular favorite
both on the screen and speaking
stage.
Smooth as silk" was written BY
Willard Mack and was popular
success for many weeks in New
York. and played a four months en-
gaEement az the Cort theater. Chi
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26
OLIVER

Diana MAYO. a British maid. i'm
perious and proud. goes 10 the Sa-
hara desert. unChaperoned. A. Bis
kra the Monte Carlo OF the sahara.
she DISCUSSES herself as slave girl
and jn the gambling casino meets
the Sheik Later he captures her,
but she refuses 10 bow 20 his viii.
Making an attempt 10 escape she is
nearly caught 10y Cmair. bandit.
bat the Sheik takes her back 20 his
camp. Later Diana is carried on
bv the bandit OMAR but the Sheik
summons his tribesmen and attacks
Omair's quarters. arriving just as
the girl is about 20 kill herself In
the fcht which follows OMAR IS
slain and the Sheik badly wounded.
Diana nurses him back 20 health.
but ne treats her with GOODNESS and
she decides 10 return 20 her own peo-
pie Unable 70 conceal his love FOR
her longer. he pleads with her and
in "a few DAYS they start back 20 civ
ilizauOn on their honeymoon. The
discovery that he is not after all a
real Arab removes any danger OF
racial prejudice.
This IS the plot or The Sheik, 20
one OF the best selling novels OF the
present year. which in its Para
mount picture form comes 20 the
oliver FOR one week. starting sun
day. with continuous performances
from Z 10 Il p. N.
The title role is played by Ru-
Golph Valentino. who distinguished
The Four Horsemen The heroine
role is in the hands or Agnes Ayres.
a beautiful yoyuns woman who was
last seen in Forbidden Fruit, the
Cecil DeMiUe special
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26
OBEY TRUSTLAW
OR co TO JAIL

WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.-The
government is going 10 deal harshly
with those who violate the anti
trust laws in the future. Atty Gen
Daugherty said today. In comment
ing on the details imposed on the
alleged ring leaders OF the building
tile trust in New York
In the past men like this have
been given banQuets. now they are
going TO Jail" the attorney general
said
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26
Yeu Leaders Percy" slekman and
Bill Hinkle
Judge Fred &. Klein
Is Reported ImDrOrpd

Hope FOR the complete recovery OF
Judge Fred c.. Klein IS entertained
by physicians IN attendance. follow
inE the iurists rally Thursday morn
INK Judge Klein suffered relapse
Wednesday and his condition ar taat
time was regarded as extremely
critical
A slight Improvement was noted
Thursday and his condition con-
tinued good during the night the
report OF his physicians indicates a
Chicago specialist has been in con-
sultatiou on the case since the
judges condition grew alarming
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26
CASTLE

Ethel Clayton in Sham has been
about the most delightful picture
yet shown this season and it grows
In popularity as the end OF its local
run is announced for today at the
Castle Tomorrow Viola Dana will
be shown in another light comedy
this time a mystery play. There Are
No Villains"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26
/ NEED A BATH.

Re passed this remark in the Oil
yer lobby and one Of the bystanders
who knew his stuff said, You'd bet
ter go TO the South Bend Baths over
in the Farmers Trust building base
ment. They've got a Turkish bath
there that makes YOU think you've
found the Fountain Of Youth" DO
you need a bath S26-ti
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26

Christmas Tree Lights will do a
great deal 20 brighten the home
and they're SO inexpensive. In fact
yOul find most elaborate display
OF inexpensive electrical appliances
az the big Electric Gift shop. See
our windows Moran * Son 132
y Mich 326-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26
A nj u Sc MI E N 7 S

cago running almost the entire
summer. II is a play OF crook life
and aoounds in thrills. romance. and
comedy situations. In the support
of Mr.. Holmes will be seen. Shirley
Warde, a prepOssessing and talented
young actress, Mike Donlin. one
time star hitter with the New York
Giants. and others equally capable.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26
OLIVER

ON account or the popularity OF
The great picture Queen or Sheba 20
10 has been retained for a special
matinee performance this afternoon.
IN this DAY OF stupendous film &C
Movements. it takes great Jumps OF
gorgeousness seasoned with liberal
sprinklings OF harbaric splendor TO
call forta the unreserved admiration
and the favorable criticisms that
have followed Queen OF Sheba"
wherever IL has been shown. Il is
truly a stirring. masterrul picture,
well worth the seeing
Try NEWS-TIUES Want Ads
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26
WILL ENTERTAIN
HIGH GRID MEN
Trio Club Plans Banquet
Many to Attend Honor
Dinner for Players.

South Bend high school grid hero
IS viii be guests Of the h.gh schoo,
boys Tic club at the annual foot
ball banque, 10 be held Monday
night in the boys community room
OF the ~" Twenty-one members
OF the football team including cheer
leaders and Coach Durham Will be
hOnored guests of the club. Indica-
tons from the number of tickets all
ready sold 20 members of the high
school other than monogram men
point 10 this years banquet being
the biggest OF the tan and blue his
tory.
The ceremonies VIII begin
promptly at $50 O'Clock. Invoca-
toin Will be given by Dad Colson If
the "Y" and G. A Cooper viii act
as POSTMASTER. Following the din
ner which includes all the trim
mings, election of next years cap
tain VIII take place.
Capt. ollie Edwards is scheduled
20 speak on the football season Just
completed and the captain-elect or
next years team will talk. Addresses
by Coach Burnham. J. s. MCGOWAN.
principal of the high school and a
talk on sportmanship by Coach
Knute Rockne Of Notre Dame, viii
he the principal features OF the pro-
gram.
Sheer to PrOgnosticatC.
Art Sheer. captain of this years
basket ball team, Will be called upon
for a few words on the coming sea-
son and talks by members Of the
football team will complete the pro
gram.
The honored guests Of the even
ing Will be Capt ollie Edwards.
Cookie" Edwards, Mickey" Blunt
man, Johnny Nyikos. Ike Voed-
ish, white" Haas, Art" Sheer.
Ted" Klosinsld. Eight Bal''
Strauss, Elmer Kintz. Louie" 10th.
Matt" KnezkowsN, Butch StriCK-
Ter. Windy Smith, Uric Findley
Emery Vargo. Barney" Bernard.
Joe" Szabo Coach Burnham and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26
NOVEMBER rs


Gymnasium classes and games
held a. the various schools VIII re-
gain their routine schedule and
dates next week Municipal Recre-
atl0nsI Director Bullock announce 4
Friday morning OWNS to rarIor =
activities held this weeh and trr
many OF the schools were either
postponed or held ou nights other
than regular class nights.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26

Featherweight Arch Supports.
made TO 1T your feet. Will relieve
your foot trouble. 916 West Wash
ington av. 457am
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26
MAKES
MORE DEMANDS

NEWCASTLE, England. Nov. %.
Revision Of the allied prepara-
ton demands. cancelHng or the al
lies debts and Of the continental
debts owed England and removal Of
all tariff walls were demanded by
former Premier Asquith in his key
note before the annual convention
OF the liberal party here today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26

Free boys watches at Vernon's.
Adv.-321-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-26

Remember "Scrap Iron" IN
the Saturday Evening Post?
A great yarn-but greater
still when Charles Ray lives
it movie life.
Evening journal., 1921-12-06
PREACHERSDRAW
|LOCKERBIE' SFIRE
Maryland Minister Says All
Clergymen Are Marry
ing Parsons
DECLARES HE is
NOT PRESBYTERIAN

After silence Of several months
the Rev. Daniel Forbus Lockerbie.
The S2-year-old preacher who has
become known as Elkton's newest
marrying parson." has issued a
statement in which ne not only
scores local pastors but repudiates
the Presbyterian denomination. lie
declares, he Is a member Of no sect
or creed, and further asserts that all
ministers are marrying parsons"
when they get a chance to be.
Mr.. Lockerbie's statement follows:
"Now that the smoke of battle has
cleared away, will you kindly per-
NIT me 10 state. in the interests o.
truth and justice to myself and 9TH
ers that all reports, oral. written or
published. that l claim 90 be a Pres
byterian evangelist are unqualifc6ly
false.
Since the regular spring meeting
OF the one true Central Presbyteiy,
in March. 1876, OF which / was an
active member and pastor. when I
arose In my place and gave notice,
saying, Mr., Moderator and brethren.
hereby and now renouncc and re-
pudiate the jurisdiction Of this Pres
bytery and request that my name be
dropped from its roll, TO become
world evangelist 1 never have ana
never will claim to be a Presbyterian
evangelist. In addition to the above
lat the opening banquet OF the Clay
ton House. Thursday evening, March
Evening journal., 1921-12-06
DOESN'T BELIEVE
BIBLE is INSPIRED

Speaking at the dinner OF the
Bible study Glass at the Y. NJ. q. A..
last night, the Rev r. w. Trapnell,
rector of St. Andrews p. Il. Church,
said that It is not right to speak Of
the Bible as an inspired book.
In a sense, the writers themselves
were not necessarily involved since
even that man who insists it is the
word OF God must realize that that
word was spoken through certain
agents whose task was to record and
whose importance as interpreters
depended upon their own ability, DR..
Trapnell said.
DR.. Trapnell declared that the at
titude OF the Bible student toward
the Book and its teachings will de-
pend more upon his personal under
standing than upon what he Is told
it represents.
In the last analysis, Or. Trapnen
said, the Bible is the word of God
only to the man who believes 1t to
be such. But in spite Of .n's, the
book remains the most tremendous
inspirational expression Of ,eligiou'
Evening journal., 1921-12-06
MIR. HARKINS GET
EARLY DAY REMINDER

In recognition OF the courtesy with
which delegates to the recent Epis-
copai Synod of Washington were
treated while stopping at the Hotd
dupont. Mrs william c. Spruance,
chairman Of the entertainment COM
mittee. has presented Harry j. Har-
kins. manager of he Motel. with a
framed invitation to the opening BAN
quet at the old Clayton House.
The Clayton House was for years
the leading hostelry of the city. II
was situated on the present site OF
the Queen Theatre. Mr.. Harkin.
was for several years manager OF
he hotel
The Invitation bears the names Of
Fl Tatnan Warner. Henry S. Nc
Comb. Joshua r. Head. Edward
Belts. j. Taylor Cause. Clement b
Smyth. W. S. Hilles George S. Ca
pelie and Delaplaine Mcdaniel, COM
posing the committee on invita-
tions. all Of whom are dead except
Mr.. Capelle. and is phrased as fol-
'iows: '"The merchants and manu-
facmrers Of Wilmington. Del. re-
quest the pleasure OF your company
Evening journal., 1921-12-06
Splendid Gift OPP
portunities Offer
ed on Main Floor
HOSIERY

HOSIERY
Mems Silk and
Wool Hose, with
drop-stitch, offered
at S1.5O.
Mems Mercerized
Hose, in black and
all colors. soc. or 3
pairs for Sf.O0.
Ladies' Novelty
Wool Hose, with
hand embroidered
clocks, in all coiors,
$1.5O and S2.25.
Ladies' Mercerized
Sport Hose, in
heather mixtures.
offered at $3.50.
BoUDOIR CAPS
Beautiful a T q
every one OF these
gift Boudoir Caps, in
s h a d es arranged
neatly in q box, SOC
to $3.50.
NOVELTY PURSES
for the little miss
and she will appre-
ciate one of these as
a gift and one that
she will be mighty
proud Of. They are
here in all colors of
leather, velvet and
beautiful n velty
silks 25c to sion
each.
Evening journal., 1921-12-06
Use Pyramid
For Piles
The Relief from Pain and Distress by
Using Pyramid Pile Suppositories
Induces You to Tell the Good
News TO Others. Send
for Free Trial

Perhaps you are struggling with
the pain and distress Of Itching.
bleeding, protruding piles or hem
Evening journal., 1921-12-06
new N. CHURCH
FOR CITY NEXT
Peninsula Church Awards
Contract to Haddock
And Company
NOW WORSHIP
IN LODGE HALL

William d. Haddock and Company,
contractors. yesterday afternoon were
awarded the contract to build the
new Methodist Protestant Church,
at Twentieth and Washington streets
at a cost Of $4,000. The architect
lis George r. Savage. Philadelphia
The contract was awarded at a lunch
con meeting held in the Old Colony
Club, DUPONT Building which was
attended by the Maryland Annual
Conference. Peninsula Church EX-
tension Society. a local committee Of
citizens and officials OF the Metho-
dist Protestant congregation.
The Rev Leonard b. Smith is pas
tor Of the church, which has an ac-
tive membership of 14O ana an at
Tendance OF nearly 800. There are
more than 200 scholars and teach
ers enrolled in the Sunday School.
While there are many Methodist
Protestants on the Delmarvia PENN
sula and in Maryland, there was no
regularly established congregation Of
the denomination in Wilmington
until DIT. Smith was brought here,
year ago last April. by the PENN
sula Extension Society. from Seattle,
wash. where for three years he had
been working for the welfare board
OF the church.
Dr. Smith is a graduate OF Wash
ington College. Chestortown, Md,
and received his degree OF doctor of
divinity at the Westminster rheo-
logical Seminary. Westminster, Md.
lie is under the jurisdiction Of Mary
land Annual Conference.
At present the Methodist Protes-
tant congregation is holding its SER
vices. in Jr. o. u. A. II. Hall,
e07 Tatnan street, and probably
will continue so doing until lie
new church home is erected. Funds
for the new edifce have been raised
by an active canvass Of Methodist
Protestants throughout the entire
Delmarvia Peninsula.
Evening journal., 1921-12-06

orrhoids II so. ask any druggist
for a 60 cent box Of Pyramid Pile
Retlef should Come so 10 auicRiv You You
VIII wonder why anyone should con-
tlnue TO suffer the pain Of such a
distressing condition. For a free
trial package send name and ad-
dress 10 Pyramid Drug Co., 6l3 Pyr-
amid Bldg Marshall Mich.
Evening journal., 1921-12-06

at the opening banquet OF the Clay
ton House. Thursday evening, March
6. 1873. at O'clock" on the back
of the card is the name OF former
Governor Preston Lea, who is also
deceased