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The herald., 1921-12-15
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IN INSTITUTION Of the festival
q the birth Of the Savior u
attributed By some authorities
kepe Telesphorus, who died A. d.
u early days Of the Christian
~ Il was one Of the most NOV
* fsasts. being often con-
- with the Epiphany and cele-
b the eastern churches In
and May. In the Fourth century
1yncy Of st. Cyril Of Jerusalem
med from Pope Julius /. an
nor an investigation to be
ccncerning the day Of Christ's
wy. The result Of the inquiry,
~ theologians Of the East and
West was an agreement upon the
aty-hfth Of December.
tod In the gospel Of st. Luke,
vls born in the night. There
divine service Is performed On
A'snt Of December 24.25. II ID
eostom In Roman Catholic
ne to usher In Christmas day
- celebration Of three masses
q Midnight. the second at early
and the third In the morning
eVsfom dates from the sixth
peRatory to Christmas the belli
g ct midnight throughout Eng
- the continent. After tn
celebration Of the mass In thu
Of the continent. which an
s cently adorned for the festival
eoeomary for the worshipers Il
ne u . collation..
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-08-31
BURKS HOME FROM WEST

Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Burk have JUS,
returned from motor trip to Denver
and points of interest in that vicinity
where they spent several weeks. Miss
Florence Hadley of Waterloo accom-
panied them. The party did not spend
a night in hotel but camped out
all along the way. When at Denver
they visited nieces of the late John
Rutherford and many places of in
terest near.
The Burke party were especially
concerned with the brief glimpse they
had of Pueblo people rebuilding their
city. Much OF the city is still in ruins
and men with plows with six or eight
horses hitched to them are still plow-
ing UP the ruins on the streets. Some
of the streets, according to Mr.. and
Mrs. Burke, resemble dry river beds.
Large railroad bridges that were wash
ed away are still in ruins, frail bridges
81 9 ShS4 WHY IcpldCCucutS. SoOluc
parts OF the city are still closed. In
the tourist camp where the party stay
ed while enjoying the annual round
up, at Cheyenne, Wyoming over $4,000
tourists were camping one night, So
900 tourists were there. This camp is
full of Accommodations. all free, such
as cook stoves, fire places, bath hous-
es and dance pavilions. 1t is policed
and regulated on the same idea as a
miniature city. Mr.. and Mrs. Burke
think that the west is wonderful
place and cannot say enough for the
cordial and friendly spirit one encount-
ers there, They were especially for
tunate on their journey not to have
any engine trouble. AS it was, they
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-08-31
EARLyILLE

A pretty wedding was solemnizeG
in SIS. Peter and Paurs church in
Petersburg Tuesday morning when
Miss Emma Dingbaum become the
bride Of Mr.. Edward Bruggeman. The
ceremony was performed by Rev
Father Loosbrock. The couple were
attended by Miss Melinda Bruggeman
sister Of the groom and Mr.. Henry
Dingbaum, brother of the bride The
bride presented an attractive appear
ance in her wedding gown of white
messaline with net over dress. She
wore a full length bridal veil fashion
ed in cap effect and carried bou-
quet of orange blossoms. Her maids
gown was of blue taffeta silk with
overdress of white organdie and she
carried bouquet of carnations. After
4 the ceremony at the church wedding
breakfast was served at the home of
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Anton
Dingbaum. In the afternoon and eve
ming wedding dance was held to
which the young people of the entire
country side was invited. Both bride
and groom are two of the esteemed
young people Of this neighborhood and
have host Of friends who wish them
a happy welded life. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruggeman will reside on the groom's
farm near Farley.
The town council has decided to
extend the water mains to the south
part of town as a precaution for fire.
Ida Lernes returned to Dubuque
Sunday after weeks visit at the
Werkmeister home.
Robert Sheldon spent few days
in the Dakotas.
Frank Kramer has sold 100 acres of
the farm he purchased, and known as
the Moreland place to William Tauke.
Mr. and Mrs. William Reth are the
parents Of a baby boy.
Rev. Henry Wendt attended the An
nual Synodical District Convention at
Palmer, Iowa, consequently there were
no services in the Lutheran church
on Sunday, Ferdinand March was a
delegate from the local church.
Mrs. Frank Derr and three chill
dren are visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Clarence Hyler in Minneapolis and
from there will go to Edgar, Wise,
to visit her sister, Mrs. Chauncey
Dayey.
Dr. Charles Rafoth and sister Hilda
of Manchester visited relatives here
Sunday.
Rev. H. w. Artman of Edgewood
preached in the M. E. church on Sum
day and Rev. L. D. Stubs occupied
Rev. Artman's pulpit at Edgewood.
Lawrence Cattron who spent the
summer vacation with relatives in
Earlville departed on Saturday for his
home in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garth G. Dunn and
infant son have returned to their home
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-08-31
DELHI

Many of our people went to Earlvill
Tuesday to attend the American Legion
picnic, They report pleasant tim
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Doolittle OF Siou,
City are guests at Alva Smiths.
Frank Sherman of Independence wa
| in Delhi Wednesday.
The usual number attended the Mon
tcello Fair Thursday
Charles Stone went to Praire dl
Chiene, Wisconsin Thursday seeking
relief from his annual seige of hay few
er
Miss June Gleason will teach The
first term of school at Plum Creek
Mr.. Chas. Brown and children have
returned to their home in Chicago. &
Olaf E. Anderson died at the County
Home on Monday Aug. %. He was
born in Stockholm, Norway February
IA, 1886 and came to America in 1870
He was married in Chicago in 1873 tc
Caroline Swanson who died April Is
1915. Two years later he came to Hop
kinton, Iowa to make his home with
a daughter. The funeral was held at
Hopkinton on Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Doolittle and
Theo and Mrs. Mary Heath were Man
chester visitors Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Merle Rimmer are par
ents of an 5 pound son born Friday
August 26
The Campfire Girls had an ice cream
social in Park Satur. day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Stone and two
sons went to Des Moines Friday to
spend a week at the State Fair.
Mrs. Helen Sharp was taken to a
hospital in Minneapolis Sunday She
was accompanied by her daughter and
DR.. E. ]. Wintenberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Furman and Fern
returned Friday from their trip toDa-
kota and other Northern points.
Mr.. Harzer went to Cherokee Sat
urday where she will spend several
months with her sister Mrs. Wellman
formally of Delhi.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Lau and son were
In Monticello Saturday,
Miss Irene Stiechl of Garnavillo
is visiting her sister Mrs. Floyd Lau.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Swinburne Mr..
and Mrs. H. W. Swinburne and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. O. W. Smith and
son Howard spent Sunday at the
e e Ryan home near Manchester.
There will be picnic at Delhi
on Monday, Labor Day Sept 5, under
the Auspices of the American Legion
boys. All friends, loyal and patriotic
people are cordially invited to come to
Delhi and join with veterans of World
War in day of enjoyment and re-
union. A program has been prepared
consisting of an address, songs, etc.
The Hopkinton Boy Scout band will
furnish the music all day. The ladies
auxiliary and w. r. C. will serve din
ner and supper to all who may wish.
There will be plenty of amusement,
such as horse shoe pitching, 100 yard
dash, free for all so yds race, girls
under II. so yds. race, boys under H..
boys shoe race, Tug OF war and many
other amusements. Military drill by
ex-service men, dance afternoon and
evening. Music by Perke orchestra. Re-
stand by Legion. Come and
give the boys boost. Every body
welcome.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-08-31
LEGION DAY AT EARLyILLE

Manchester was we'll represented at
the Legion Day celebration at Earl
vile Tuesday. One Of the largest
crowds ever assembled in our neigh
boring town to the east was pres
ent to celebrate. Charles E. Pickett,
one of the ablest public speakers in
Iowa, delivered the address of the day,
and among the entertainment features
was fast ball game In the forenoon
between Earlville and Greeley, and
Oelwein and Charles City crossed bats
in the afternoon.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-08-31

Rapids, spent few days visiting Mrs.
Grace Wood
Mrs. Maud Schaller of Oelwein visit
ed relatives in this place few days.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-08-31

Ask your dealer to show
you the new vacuum
sealed Tins of SO Chester
fields. A compact con-
Yenienf and absolutely
AIR TIGHT packing
the cigarettes keep fresh
indefinitely.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
go MAXWELL TOURING

Owner wishes % sell the car 10
recover from a recent loss
The cor has four new tirfs and
one spare tire ir good condition
sun shade windshield wings spot
light. set Of skid chains, radiator
and hood covers. alligator skin
one man tor. new side curtains
The car was painted two months
ago. I'll sell The car for $500. 500
down. the balance en- 10 months.
With the accessoriss and the con
clifton al the car DO BE- easily worth
$4,000 Address 20 Boz No. ~
and I'll call to see Won in the
car
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

HOUSES FOR SALE
HIGH STREET, ROOMS, MOD
ERN, $1,000.
PLEASANT STREET. s ROOMS,
PARTLY MODERN. $500.
NOTRE DAME. Z ROOMS. PARTLY
MODERN. $4,75O.
MARIETTA STREET, ROOMS.
MODERN, $500.
DAYTON STREET, 3 ROOMS, ALL
MODERN BUNG Allow; ALL
DRAPINGS TO MATCH DECORA-
TIoNS; LINOLEUNI on KITCH-
EN AND BATH ROOM FLOORS;
GAS STOVE, GARAGE, ALLEY
LOT. THIS Is THE BEST BUY
IN SOUTH BEND.
HAVE HOMES ~ ALL
PARTS OF SOUTH BEND
AND MISHAWAKA
CAMP IMPROVEMENT co.
LINCOLN 51OJ.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23

sl4Sl6 Z. COLFAX AV.-Two strlctir
modern homes, front and rear for sale ar
sacrifice. Front home has : rooms
large sleeping porch. downstairs lava
tory, oak floors, excellent heating plant
rear home I rooms. furnace aud bath
Both properties IN excellent condition.
/ have two homes for sale on Wood
ward av., either II which Is very good
buy. One Is a very artistic room
stucco home. corner Woodward and Vas
saT. Ihis property very up-.o-date With
oak doors and rim, fireplace laundry
and garage. The 0tner home Is an :
room all modern property with oak
noors and trim, fireplace. dOwnstair
toilet has four good bedrooms and attic
Both these properties are in FIRST class
condition.
81 L. MARION ST.-very attractive
Q room home, overlooking beautiful 81
Joseph river. minutes walk from
downtown district. Eome has broad Iiv-
Ing room with OaG floors, fireplace, built
In bookcases. combination staircase. din
Ing room and Kitchen have ample space
Upstairs, 3 bedrooms and bath This r.
one Of the coolest locations in city and
has large screened front porch; garage
aud shady lot.
Navarro ST. ~ EAsT-HaR mile
from center Of city in high class resi-
denCe district. 8 room modern home
with Scar garage; beautiful Tot with
shade and hedges. Home very CONVEX
iently arranged. Hes three sleeping
rooms, bath, big attic and basement.
we'll arranged living room, dining room
and kitchen on first floor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23

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4'' . NUNS
~ SO'V'o' NVAhE DANE
- / NODENN'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
FINANCIAL

business Opportunities IS
BUSINESS CHANCE-For sale, two nns
Ice cream, soft drink. cigEr, candy. etc
parloIs pest IN city; also grocery
snd accessories shop. hest barber shop
In city. pool rooms. soft drink parlors
rooming houses. hotels See Beyers
rooms Is. odd Fellows BIDS. We are
omen evsnitrs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
USED CARS

1921 ROADSTER
1920 TOURISG
1920 COUPE
FORD Ton TRUCK
II DIAMOND T TRUCK
EASY TERMS
". u. HGNKLE & co
OPEN EVENINGS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
Bargain this Page Eury Day, Read Thoroughly
CLASSIFIED DlsFLAY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE BOARD REALTORS
The following dealers ore members
81 The Real Estate Board known as
Nea.LoEs, aud as slch arc bound ra
dealing with them the customer rsce.r,s
tbe advantage o. that protc-tioz. 80 well
change,
+. J. Anderson
L. 4. Bondlrput
r. J. Clark
c. W. Crum and son
Davies and Walsh
". u nu1nahos
David Q Gibson
Thomas A. Goodrich
William Hapn
Robert ffanu
Vernon Hastings
A N. Heckuan
,. A. HlaberI
T. r. Jackson
Frank JeTries
J. ". Jolly
J. h Kelsey
A. n. kiFkley
hovach and Eish
j. =. LaTertV
j. A McCoilouEh
". *. McHenry
Pliny Nave
Philip Nicnr
Louis = orr
Ralph e. Osborus
John Roth
. N Robinson and son
Reeder and TreaHor
Homer Taggert
Tohulka and Reynolds
John L. Taylor
Noight and Bradford
n. ]. NargO
J. Paul Woodruh
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23

AIIENTIOS, TRUCK FARMERS:-I
have tue best offer between south Benl
and Niles FOR gardening fruit etc.
six miles north on Dixie highway.
running west 20 River road, I VIII
sell In 5-i0-i5 or 2O-acre pieces get
OF Niles car at state line. 20 rod s.
north. T.. Young.
ATTENTION. HOME SEEKER
We have homes IN OIL parts oI the city
Prices $4,000 10 s. OO0 o.
See Us nrst before buying
r. J. CLARK & son
1Of Citizens Bank Bl1g.
Residence. l. $3.50 once. l. 5is9
Case county, Is miles from south
Bend, good farms. so 20 So per acre.
Is acres. Eve miles from courthouse-
well cultivated land. : sores fruit-va-
riety; excellent 6-room house, good out
buildings, windmlll-wel fenced An
excellent buy. $500, terms
We have farms % al sizes
WORDEN REALTY CO. !.
as Farmers Trust Bldg. Main As
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
APABTMEN

Two. three aud four room apart
nents equivalent 20 the usual
four, i've ana siI-r0oIn modern
apartment, ia the Marion Main
and Majestic Apartment Hotel
buildings az Marion, Michigan and
Main sts. Also two shops, each
connecting with kitchen for cafe
and delicatessen six others for
milliner. mOdiste. lingerie. beauty
parlOr, gift shop, art store. tailor
lug or mend shop and similar lines
catering - high class trade. Make
your application at once 70 secure
choice location. Prospective ten
ants all be given en- opportunity
TO invest IN the stock % the hotel
organization on Semi-CO opera
tive plan. The tenant pays 4 fair
rental. but In efert be il paying Ia
20 himself and the profit r. paying
m tbe loan on the building. IN
vestigate this plan.
DAVIES < WALSH
I'll W. Jefferson Blvd.
Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
AUTOMOBILES


AUTOMOBILES Tor sale II
NERLAND-sma f0ur-cylUder sedan
\ Five wire wheels with tires that are
nrst class good Eight foh for
Uidsmobile sales Co, 22i--5
- lafayette 81 Main 1912
FitANKLTN NDADSTER -1H1s perfect
condition ali over Looks ana runs
Ike neW car You will have O. see this
car TO realize the wonderful value
call ~ ga S. Michigan "a.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
House - I'Cr sale -
HASTINGS REALTY co.
Cash or Easy Payments.
us y Michigan -
Odice open Evenings

HASTINGS REALTY 60.
Cash or Easy Payments
Us y .fichfEan -
Odice open Evenings
Cleveland av- s-room modern,
so SO 90.
Allen s., T-roOm partly modern.
cushing St 7-room modern
tf.S0000.
Mccartney st. 4-room cottage.
$4,000.
o'Brlen st, broom partly modern,
Huey 81, Groom partly modern.
Navarro pl., 5-room modern
Lincoln way. W, 7-roOm modern.
100000
Rose St. 4-room bungalow.
$4,000
George ay, Groom partly mod
ern. $500 90
vernon s., groom partly modern.
+. Bowman st. 5-room modern
bungalow. $4,000.
+. Lasalle s., 1o-room modern.
Campean S.. s-room partly mod
ern. g. sOOOO
ST Peter ST, 5-room cottage,
CiirQfd q; 4,room house, $4,000.
.CHtA ST. o-AppH uVSNNs
y, Eighth st, 7-rOOm house,
adams st., Groom cottage. $4,000;
Birdsell 81. li-room house and
HASTINGS REALTY CO.
21s y. Michigan 81.
Cash or Easy Payments.
Ofice Open Evenings.
- N
blvd. partly moderl: lot 6sx165. on the
corner, near Howard park. Price $1,000
$1,000 down; an excellent investment as
the lot is worth nearly the whole price
center Of town. :. u. Robinson 4
Son. l24 \. Main st
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY In the way OF
a large seven-room house on Z. Bow
man st. lpaved street,. only one blocE
from Michigan street car line; bath
electricity, In fact all modern excep:
furnace: also dandy basement: newly
rented at 5000 q week. Price 5000
terms can be arranged. Call Main
IN or Lincoln 6696.
DO YOU-want 90 buy a house. mod
ern or partly modern; cash or tcrmA
ss low as 500 down. Call Li6coiu
HANEY AVE. E.-SlI room al moderD
J. A. McCoIlough Residences. 2022 s.
Michigan st, Phone Lincoln 65iT. d.
nee 2S5 S. Michigan ST. Phone Aain
PORTAGE AVE.-Seven-ro0m home
three bedrooms, full basement. laun.
dry. Lot 40x130. Shade, garden
$500. W. ID. Dunnahoo. Realtor, Room
4, Farmers Trust Bldg. Phones: Lin
coin 22s: residence. County $40
NEW STORE BUILDING-At the cor
ner OF Indiana and Miami SITS, nrs'
door. two store ROOMS and three liv'
ing rooms; second noo-, i've rooms
strictly modern; large basement, 15I5S
feet; the building is feated by fur
mace; has hot and cold water: the size
OF the lot is ssx125 feet: the price FOL
quick sale is $4,000; you can net Il
per cent on this investment; for par
ticulars see F. ]. Anderson, e63 Farm
ers Trus. Bldg. Phone. Lincoln 1S- 3
Residence, Lincoln 1856.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
lots For Sale

CLOSE N LOTS AT LESS THAN
PRE-WAR PRICES
have nine choice lots for sale in
exclusive restricted Sunnyside sub
division. less than a mile from cen
ter OF town. These lots sold before
the war at from $3.50 20 81 80 each.
They can now be bought at from
5000 70 $3.50. All improvements eX-
cept pavement in and paid for.
Terms can be given. Don't let the
best lot buys In South Bend get
away from you. Remember there
are only nine left.
WILLIAM HAPP
207 s. Main ct. Phone Lincoln 1911
Wanted-Real Estate ~
Will PAY CASH up TO s., 900 for mod
ern house or bungalow. Address Box
152. News-Times
WANTED
we have a party With $500 who
wants Is or % acres with a good
house, preferably near a good fake;
might consider a smaller place.
Possession wanted IN the spring Of
1922. Give Us full particulars az
once.
COLPAERT REALTY CORP,
Blackstone Theater Bldg,
Lincoln 2l52
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23

Northwest. best section, splendid =
room modern home, paved street quar-
tered sawed oak finish fireplace, attic
rooms large and well arranged: garage
large lot. 81 800. 81, 200 cash.
Southeast. very neat cottage, partly
modern broom; garage; large lot, $1,000
Terms
Southeast. neat cottage. rooms, cleo
tricity; garage garden, scbrubs, 81 400
Terms.
Northwest Conn letely modern. excel
lent home. good location; pleasant
rooms, 10 blocks from center, s. COO, $500
cash.
North Of Lincoln way west, excellent
I-room home, partly modern; large lot
$1,000, 800 cash
Seven blocks from center. best resi-
Dental district. elegant broom brick
home, mosaic porch, elegant interior
ideal room arrangement: hot water heat
all couveEiences: ma guifCent lawn.
srhrubs, large shade trees; price 1900
Terms
We have homes IN every part Of South
Bend. We have many bun Calows.
VACANT LOTS
In our southeast addition overlooking
the best OF South BEND. zoo large lots
from $3.50 10 81 0O0. SO cash, 81 a month
ROseland-St Mary's o. car-one-half
acre. $3.50. $40 cash. s. per month
Diamond av., near Portage, large Tot,
$500, 800 cash
Vassar av. $500, $500 cash
We have lots in every part Of city.
W0RDEN REALTY co
32S Farmers Trust Bldg. Main 49,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
Offices and Desk Room

FRONT OFFICE
For rent, very desirable location
Apply TO Leinbach, Humphrey and
Torrey 522 Farmers Trust Bldg.
Main 754
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
Insurance

Moving. Trucking. Storage -
MJ\iNG-TLe best CTuIpped transfer
company in the city specialists in
tross-ro4ntry m ov ing Iutcr-City
D rausfer Co 200 ~ T. Jefferson Blvd
H1tl phones -1Sl.
No BROKEN FURNITURE. no marr4d
pianos. when you call Lincoln 1851.
:. W. Bailey. 10 y s.. Louis -.
TRUNKS HATLED f1r so cents. Why
pay mo-et Hasty Delivery Service.
sc deliver the goods. Rhouc Lincoln
-. $40 Farmers Trust BLDG
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23

Wanted-To Rent. II
/ WOULD LIKE to rent a fOur-rOom
house. Box 2S6, NewsTimes.
ROOM WANTED
Two young men want a modern
room, centrally located; prefer
room with two beds. Inquire or
write to Box 2Ss, News-Times.
WANTED TO RENT-Three furnished
rooms; centrally located: by young
couple with one child: best Cf refer
ences. Box go, News Times.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-23
FARMS FOR SALE


=. o. OEERLIND
Room 49,. Farmers Trust Bldg
, 1921-11-01

m received the third prize.
Her wild antics during the evening
amused the spectators while her
OUTFIT was carried out In great do
tail from h fuzzy hair to h huge
black stuffed feet.
Leon Richardson as q "hick'', re-
ceived nrst prize for the men. His
careful impersonation Of tho awe
struck "hick'' seeing the city for
the nrst time drew many laughs
while his old time dancing was q
scene in ITSELF
John +. Grover as a Dutch youth
received second prize His clever
cstume In black and white was aid
ed wonderfully by the facial make
up and the youthful actions. With
his partner. Miss Jones. the two
made n pair worthy OF special men
ton for realism and artistic make
UP. Miss Jones has recently come to
Casper and was with a New York
show last year.
w. c. Matwick. as n stole, cigar
stand Indian. was awarded the third
prize. Tho costume was correct In
detail and gave a massive appear
nee to tho rsasker.
Besides tho entertainment Of the
, 1921-11-01
An epic Of he screen

An epic OF the screen
Much as that phrase implies. 1t Is
weak to describe lone Arabian Night
which begins an engagement at the
Lyric today. It is a First National
attraction, directed by Ernst Lubitsch
and starring Pola Negri. the incom-
parable,
It is the ultimate in entertainment
Never have we beheld a picture which
gripped the spectator to h extent
that zone Arabian Night" does. All
keenly enjoy tales Of Oriental love. in
trigue and revenge. Here the spirit
Of the mystic East envelopes n as
the story unfolds. and at the end 1t
is with a start that he finds himself
sitting in a theater chair /,
After seeing the performances Of
Pola Negr. in Passion and GYPSY
Blood one could DO tempted TO az
sert tina Sne heights OF her histrionic
art had been reached. but she has
outdonl herself in zone Arabian
Night" She plays the part of a wild