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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-29
Secrets of the Movies Revealed

Q.-What sort OF language should
the motion picture scenario writer
use?
A. Photoplay writer's should
think and write in terms Of pictures
Remember that everything you
write will have TO be interpreted by
means OF action In pictures. Select
words that will bring forth Visions Of
pictures. Shun adjectives and de-
scriptive words and write IN action
language. Remember that the words
OF action are verbs
ried?
A-Pearl is still Mrs. Wallace Nc
Cutcheon. She recently returned
from Paris without having obtained
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-29
AUDITORIUM

Harry Carey, as Lazy Jim in IF
Only JIM" is, without doubt, the
best role in which this famous star
has ever appeared. IF Only Jim" is
shown today only at the Auditorium
An actionful story Of a bachelor
father who had TO fight an entire
town to prove his right to love. Car
oil Holloway. a charming leading
lady. plays opposite Mr.. Carey. and
Luke r. Lee plays Keno, the
heavy" The sixth chapter OF The
Sky Ranger" finds George and June
established in the home of June's
father, only to find that their stay
is short lived. A very funny Ham
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-29
CASTLE

"FHne Feathers" Eugene Walters
powerful play about wOmen's love
and finery and mems love Of women,
is playing at the Castle today, where
the all star cast is exciting quite a
bit of attention. Claire Whitney
June Elvidge, Eugene Palette and
Thomas Ross are in tho cast. To-
morrow Elaine Hammerstein will be
offered in THE Girl From No
where"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-29

That beautiful admonition,
Learn TO labor-and TO watt
Or Learn TO hustle, while you
waltz" as Americanized-
Is all very lovely and inspiring
for a man!
But a woman, who can learn to
WAIT,
Won't have to labor or to hustle.
or TO do anything else in the whole
wide world
All her life long, every formal
woman is a "lady-in-waiting."
Waiting for d man has been her
portion, ever since Eve aegan IL, by
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-29

After a period Of use the seats Of
cane-bottomed chairs begin to sag
in the middle Such seats can be
frightened by sponging the cane bot
tom with very hot water. When
the cane is thoroughly soaked Sc the
chair outdoors, in the sun if pos
sible. or in a place where there is
a strong draft. as the faster the cane
is dried the greater will be the
shrinkage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-29

and Bud comedy and Fox News are
added features.
Tomorrow Gertrude Mccoy and an
all star cast are seen in "Out OF the
Darkness, a thrilling mystery story,
full of suspense and action. A very
funny "Hallroom Boys" comedy and
Pathe News are also shown on the
SAME program
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-29

the divorce which she threatened 10
get overseas.
Q.-How old is Juanita Hansen
A--Juanita is now "a years old
having been born in 1897.
Q.-Where does Grace Darmand
live and Is she married?
A.-Grace lives in single harmony
at 1910 Franklin av.. Hollywood.
Calf Studio gossip his ii, however,
that she is 10 marry a prominent
Chicago attorney in the fall.
Q.-What picture is Douglas Fair
banks going 10 make after he I'm
ishes The Three Musketeers
A.-Doug's next pictur5 is 10 be a
scree version OF The Virginian."
Dustin Farnum made a tremendous
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-29
$ 9 To.

The North and South sections Of
the Woman's League o. the First
Methodist Episcopal church held a
combined meeting Thursday after
noon with Mrs T. = BonDurant. PA
". Navarro 81 Several plano s,lec-
lions were given by Miss Walters,
following which refreshments were
served. Assisting hostesses for the
afternoon were Mrs Herr. Mrs s. ".
BAILEY. Mrs F. A. Stoll. Mrs. @. d.
Newell. Mrs L J. Zangcr Mrs. a.
9. Rumph. Mrs Charles Freel. Mrs.
s. T. Best. hrs. Eva Metzsger, Mrs.
J. ". Waters. Mrs Mary Lawton and
Miss Maude HoEe The League viii
hold a joint meeting Aug. % with
Ars. Homer Robinson. Edgewater
DR..
TIE Harmony Reading Circle held
a regular meeting az the home OF
Mrs. stuart Reynolds. 73S Laporte
av. Thursday afternoon. The time
was spent socially. IN two weeks
the circle viii have their annual pic
mic at POttawatomie park.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-29

Last RansacI Mark Downs All
Summer Dresses $1,000. EIlsworth's
Ransack Sale closes Saturday night
All Summer Dresses go into Sale at
$1,000 each. A very low price on
nearly 100 dresses. The Ellsworth
Store. 1929
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-29
MORE CRIME BY WOMEN.

PARIS.-Male criminals have
shown a big decrease since the out
break Of the war, but crime by wom-
en- has increased more than 100 per
cent here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-29

her sister and brother in the latter
city, Mrs. o. w. Barrett and Charles
Stevick. She will go from there TO
Woodbu-n, Ind, next week to be the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Glen Hen
darann
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-07
TURKEY EATS
ENJOYED BY kids"
Bible Class Students Meet in
First Annual Banquet at
Local "Y."

Some lucky boys sat down and
ate turkey at the banquet OF the
Junior Bees and Junior Busy Bees
held last night at the Y. NJ c. A.
Others had roast beef served to them
as the headliner in food. A third
group devoured platter after platter
full of spaghetti, while the fourth
division attending the banquet, were
served thousands of brown, baked
beans.
1t was the first annual banquet
for the boys, and was named the
turkey bean supper, because Of the
manner in which the food was dis
tributed. Members Of the various
teams competing in the Bible class
contest have been awarded points
from time TO time for attendance,
industry and ability in mastering
that subject. The team that cap
tured the highest number Of points
won turkey. while the lowest OBJ
tanned the beans.
G. A. Cooper, physical director OF
the "Y" gave a talk after the ban
quet on the value Of Clean Sports
manship." The speaker was nearly
as well liked as the supper itself and
the smaller boys especially applaud
ed loud and long.
y Il piece orchestra lead by g
A. Hullinger played when the boys
entered the dining hall at $50 o'clock
and kept the boys singing and hum
ming with their melodies.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-07
PASSION" FILM TO
APPEAR HERE SOON
Famous Screen Play to be Fea.
ture Attraction of Silver
Sheet Here.

Passion" the most talked OF
play presented in years before mo-
ton picture fandom, is expected 10
arrive in South Bend before long.
II is said 10 be the greatest produc-
tion ever produced. being 5000 feet
long.
Pola Negri. premiere danseuss.
violin virtuoso. and said 20 be the
greatest continental star, Will make
her debut before America in this
play.
The play is of great historical
Importance aside from its great
dramatic and artistic appeal The
film oints a striking moral on this
inevitable consequences in eXtrava-
gances and excuses. The milliner's
apprentice. who plunges into dis
sipation OF court. wasting money
wrung from the very people from
whom she herself sprung. brings
about her ruin. AS a historical doc
ument. Il is Of great interest AMI
value. being so vivid and true TO lis
kind. as a student OF French his
tory
The marvellous production has
been highly endorsed by every great
critic as we'll as all the newspapers
in all OF the large cities where the
production has thus far been shown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-07
Americans Mexican Bride
Ends Life With Poison

CHIHUAHUA, Mex April g.
Socorro Molina de Weiss. beautiful
p year old bride Of Robert Weiss
an American OF san Bernard.no
Cal. committed suicide in the Hotel
Palacio here following tr..ia-
quarrel with her husband Nei-.
who is connected with an America
oil company at Tampic0 won Sen0-i-
Ia Molina after whir.wind co-ri-
ship and she eloped with him in de-
fiance OF her parents WISHES larE
were spending their honeymoon IN
chihuahua When Weiss intorme
his bride that he was going 20 q
downtown cafe she became o--
spondent. and upon his return io =
hotel she was dead.
An image Of Christ was cs7l
in her hands. an empty ootte rs
arsenic By her side and three
tiers she Iad written were Oh ta
nearby One. addreszei 90 me
police, eXonerated her husband o-
all blame Another 20 her mu.
begged forgiveness for clipping. a
third. % Weiss babe him fare"
Weiss was arrested. bur released
later when he explained the circu.
stances OF the tragedy. The cn-i
married February j. last
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-07
passing Shoe
PrOOideS Good
Entertainment
Capacity Audience Greets
Performance at Oliver
Theater Last Night.

Full Of rollicking fun, replete
with spectacular scenes. extravagant
with pretty girls clothed in gorgeous
costumes, good comedians and good
singing and dancing, Lee and J. J
Shurbert's Passing show" broke the
record at the Oliver theater last
night in point Of furnishing enter
tainment for a capacity audience
here.
From the beginning Of the frs.
scene in the first act to the last
scene Of the last act, The Passing
Show is one round Of pleasure Roy
Cummings as a comedian is prob
ably unsurpassed in his particular
class. And his song with Vivian
Spencer. 9TH Make an Angel Of
YOU" is unroariOusly received by
the audience
The Klein Brothers. Al and Harry.
also take hOnors as mirth providing
individuals. Florence Cummings in
the Incense Dance" is particularly
good. She is also excellent in the
Ballet Dance" accompanied by a
group Of ballet girls.
Peggy Brown shows unusual from
in a dance called Quick Service. 3"
The Klein Brothers in their special
ties are easily favorites. Al Klein,
Delorez Suarez and Victor Bozardt
in the "Galli-Curci Rag" make a
decided hit
Edward Basic is pleasing n sew
eral selections which give his good
tenor voice excellent opportunity for
expression.
THE Passing Show is one Of
those unique productions that pro-
vides a surprise almost every min
ute. It is never tiresome and il
never drags. It's music is catchy and
for the most part new. 1t combines
the musica! comedy, burlesque and
extravaganza. with no plot necessary
to carry II through.
The leading members of the com
pany are ably supported by an eN-
cellent cast. The production is ex-
ceptiOnally we'll staged, apparently
without any regard to expense. It
is show well worth seeing. The
only regret is that it doesn't play
again here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-07
VARIOUS STYLES Il
OF TRAFFIC COPS
IN TURK Capital
COnstantinOple Has Prize
Traffic Squad All Nations
Are Represented.

WASHINGTON. April 6.-"Which
is the most cosmopolitan city bon the
world2" American Red Cross work
ers and American tourists who have
been there Will heatedly assert that
ConstantlnOple wins first prize and
will produce one OF the most cmpha-
tic arguments 10 substantiate their
statements-the traffic COP.
If the traffic laws Of the city were
rigorous the entire population. ma
tive. tourists and refugee would be-
in jail, for the native gendarmcs are
being assisted by American, French.
English. Italian. Greek. and Rur4sn-
ian soldiers and sailors. each wea-N
ing their own uniform and shouting
orders in their own language.
At one corner the bewildered ped
estrian Will be directed by an Italian
policeman wearing swallOw-taI
coat. a red hat and white gloves. ~
the next an English Tommy dem
onstrating English as she should De
spoke" Will tell the traffic when 20
move and when 10 stop. Az the next
ne may find an American sailor. his
white hat tipped at the approved an
gle waving his arms so the oncom.ns
traffic in the latest fashion occreed
by Broadway.
The Greeks in their short skirts
and the French Colonial with his
baggy trousers add 10 tho pictures
queness Of the scene if not 20 i's
simplicity.
Americans are convinced that
six blocks walk viii convince any
skeptic OF Constantinople's riEht 20
the title most cosmopolitan eir-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-07
OFFICERS UNCOVER
MIRACLE IN RAID
Find Man With 'COlored Mule
for Use on Rheumatic
Mother-in-Law.

A mob OF sensation m OngerS, aug
mented by 25 or 80 automobiles,
blackened the street in front of the
soft drink parlor OF Mike Danch, at
712 w. Indiana av.. at PAS Wednes-
day afternoon, when a detail of de-
tectives under Sergt. KoczorOwski
staged a raid at the place, and an
other soft drink place adjoining it.
Two gallons of colored mule, -
done up in eight quart bottles. with
pint bottle of monkey" used as a
coloring substance for the liquor.
were taken as evidence along with
Danch, who was booked under a
charge of unlawful possession of
liquor with intent to sell. 1t is
thought that Danch makes the stuff
at his place. but no still could be
found.
The moOnshine was found secret
ed in various parts of the place,
most Of it being in the attic Of the
emporium. while several bottles
were found in the kitchen in clever
hiding places
Spectators Curious.
It was said that Danch has been
doing much business lately. When
the raid was made many frequenters
Of the place were there, surprised
when the detail entered.
The news that the place and the
one adjoining had been ''pinched'
quickly spread all over the neigh
borhood and in a short time a crowd
had gathered who peered into the
windows of the place to see what
was going on.
Koczorowski, arriving at the scene
Of operations. split his detail, con-
sisting of Hamilton, Delinski, PABLO,
Kish and Winthers, into two parties.
one going into Danch's place, and
the other into 713 w. Indiana av.,
the adjoining oasis. At the latter
place nothing was found.
When Danch was arrested he put
UP the unique defense that he had
purchased the liquor from a man"
10 be used in the treatment Of his
mother in laws rheumatism. He
said the alcohol did her good.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-07
CUBS HEAR ADDRESS
BY COMMERCE HEAD
Local Organization in Noon
day Luncheon Addressed
by Frank ]. Green.

1.-The Chamber Of Commerce is the
clearing house for the thought OF a
community. the hub OF civic activi-
ties" Frank ]. Green said in ad-
dressing members of the Lion club
at their MONDAY luncheon Wednes-
day at the Oliver hotel. Mr.. Green,
manager of the Chamber of Com
merce, gave the Lion cubs a report
on the workings of the unit. it's
management and the extent and con-
fines of their business in a munich
pality.
There are over 100000 persons
enrolled in the operation of the
Chamber of Commerce in the United
States. whose efforts are centered on
expanding and improving the city, ="
Mr.. Green said. He gave an ex-
PLANTATION on how the Chamber Of
Commerce was operated and the
progress the unit has made in the
city of South Bend.
Aid Scout Move.
Through the Chamber of Com
merce any business house or citizen
may receive exact information on
credits of the business houses. in
vestigate any enterprise brought to
the city, and thus determine wheth-
er it is blue sky or not" he said:
There are 46 different organizations
using the Chamber of Commerce in
this city.
In conclusion Green said. The
work of the Chamber of Commerce
is the boiled down analysis of the
suggestions of its members, looking
forward to the city of tomorrow and
planning to meet all obstacles ac-
cordingly."
Fifty members of the Lions at
tended the luncheon and before the
speech regular business Of the club
was discussed. A drive for the Boy
Scouts fund was reported and sub
scription cards issued to the mem
bers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-07
BOY SCOUTS TAKE
PHYSICAL EXAMS
Only Eight of ITO Scouts
Found Suffering From
Minor Defects.

Wednesday night was a big even
Ing in Boy Scout circles in iris city.
With two major gathering and
three lesser meetings the little fell
lows in the khaki uniforms cele-
brated right.
Completion Of the rigorous physl 70
cal examination for every Scout was
completed at tho Chamber or Com
merce when 10 lads took the test
or physical fitness OF the 10 only
eight were found 20 have minor de-
fects that may develop into serious
ones and Il Is the PURPOSE OF tho
Scout organization TO correct these.
About AS Scouts IN all took the
physical examinations which were
conducted by the following local
physicians: Lent, Mitchell, Sprague.
Geisler, Boone, Writ, Meyers and
Berteling.
over in the Y. NJ. c. A. more than
100 OF the Scouts swan and enjoyed
acquatic sport TO their hearts con-
tent. At the Chamber OF Commerce
40 patrol leaders met and in the
same building eight Scouts respond
ed for the initial meeting Of the
Scout bugle corp.
Scoutmaster TAYLOR announces
that the financial campaign being
conducted for the purpose OF Sc
curing the necessary funds for ad-
ministrative duties of the Scout or
ganization Is progressing nicely.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-07
PASS RESOLUTION
TO WIDEN MISH. AY.
Improvement at 10Th Street
Would Give Traffic Addi-
tional IA Feet.

A resolution for the widening OF
Mishawaka av., at 18th st, was con-
firmed by the members Of the board
OF public works at their regular
meeting held Wednesday night IN
the city hall The street will be made
16 feet wider in this district, &C
cording to the new plans.
A hearing on the resolution for a
pipe sewer on limerick St, from
Sorin 10 a point 100 IT. nOrtherly
from the center Of Hagety ST. was
deferred until Tuesday. The resolu-
ton for the paving Of Sorin st. from
limerick St. to Neddo court was
confirmed and bids were ordered re-
ceived.
The hearing on the resolution for
a trunk sewer on Indiana av., from
Olive st. to Prairie av., was also de-
ferred until wednesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-07
WARDEN'S LIFE
NOT ALL GLOOM,
HULBURT SAYS
Tells of Escape of Prison-f
While He Was Making
Speech on His Reform.

JACKSON. Mich. April s.-Trs
life or a prison warden Isl not ar
one OF gloom and chasing runavav
convicts, according TO warden
Harry Ia Hurlburt, Of the Michigan
state PRISON.. In fact There arc a
good many laughs 90 be- had be-
hind the grim stone walls. ho de-
clared.
The warden told one amusing I'M
cident with J. c. Iauzon. who was
sentenced from Detroit Cor a gem
robbery. as the principal actor.
He was wanted in Joliet and SIM
Sing and had the reputation of 60
ing over any wall" said the wan
den. He told me we had nice
bunch here at Jackson and Me
would stay 7 put him in the cha n
shop and later in the deputy's of
flee and ne did we'll took him
with others 10 the county farm lav
fall 10 see the horse races.
Two weeks later 7 had % speak
at a prison convention In Columbus
and prepared a speech on how
Lauzon had reformed The night
I left ne sawed off a bar and -ct
out They wanted % wire nae. bur
my wife said no. because then ]
wouldnt have any speech. soon
afterward I received a letter from
Lauzon in which ne explained. Il
fell out Of that damned window and
now am in Cleveland
Every two weeks since ] have
got letter from him and DE sends
his icture cards OF different cities.
He registers at hotels under his
own name, but we cant locate him.
He even sent my wife some costly
earrings for a Christmas present
and sent me a cigar holder DE had
stolen from somebody We have
received this stolen property but
cannot return II, as we don't know
where he got il. Two weeks ago
he wrote me; Funds low and ]
may have 10 go 10 my home in De-
troit, wire for you TO come and get
me-
AT any rate I'll land him some
day, sooner or later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-07
POLICE ARREST TWO:
REPORT CAR STOLEN

William II. Warner. 427 y. Mich
igan St. was arrested by the local
police Wednesday afternoon on a
warrant from the Youngstown. o..
police charging abandonment Of his
child. Warner viii be returned 10
the Ohio city TO face the charges
some time today
Fred Whitcomb. 1922 Cleveland
av, was arrested by the police yes
terday afternoon on charge Of
operating his automobile without a
state license.
Charles Bredemus. 43f +. Lasaue
av.' reported TO the police last night
that his Studebaker automobile had
been stolen from in front OF the
Elks temple. The license number on
the car was 3O627.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-07

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
THURSDAY The defense Indicated It
would conclude its testimony in
about one day and that the case
should 60 TO the jury Saturday.
Williams IS unable 20 read or write
and does not know where he was
born
When ] first remember myself,
he said. Il was in Jasper county"
Daring some three hours OF direct
examination the negro told In detail
GO the alleged murder OF the 10
negroes. giving his description in
simplest words. lie was net asked
20 describe the alleged binding OF
the negroes who were drowned. but
bridges by himself and Charlie
told how they were thrown Off the
Chisholm, another farm hand, whom
he said he later helped Williams
drown
me and Charlie rolled them over
the bannister OF the bridge" he said
Simply. They thought they were be-
ing taken TO trains that would take
them 10 their homes in Atlanta and
Macon" Their hands were bound
together By wire. he said.
Williams drove the automobile In
which the negroes were carried.
Manning testified
Negro Jumps Into River.
Harry Price. another negro taken
10 Bedford 20 be drowned jumped
off the bridge himself. Manning
said. when he FOUND there was no
hope for him.
Don't throw me over; I'll get
over Manning quoted Price as say
ing. and added that the negro with
a cry OF Lord Have Mercy flung
himself into the river.
Manning then went into details OF
the alleged murder of other negroes.
declaring one known on the farm
Rs Little Btu was induced TO help
lift Red Brown" another negro
over the river bridge railing on the
pretext that williams merely want
ca TO scare" the one known as
Brown. The latter already weighted
down. was dropped into the river,
Manning said, and then he said he
helped send Little Bit" TO the same
fate. Another farm hand known
only as Big John" was induced TO
help 10 dig his own grave on the
pretense that he was diggin a well
and when the hole was about
shoulder deep Charley Chisholm
knocked the negro in the head and
filled up the hole.
Manning declared Williams was
present at the various drownings,
and had ordered the killing when
defense counsel sought TO make him
admit he was the instigator in the
alleged killings. He said that on
one occasion he tried TO break
away" from the Williams place
where he has worked for the last
"a years. but said Mr.. Johnny
Jumped on me and 1 amt tried it no
more"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-07
SCHOOL BOARD TO
GUST 3 TEACHERS
Elk hart Superintendent of
Schools to be Denied New
Contract, Said.
Special to The News-Times:

Special to The News-Times.
ELKHART. Ind, April 6.-In its
meeting here Wednesday the board
Of education decided TO drop three
incumbent holders of positions con
nected with the school system il
this city because Of a diversity OF
opinion on the effectiveness of the
methods employed in the three
branches.
As a result Of the boards action
the following officials will be
dropped from office at the end OF
the present school year: BENJAMIN
w Kelley. superintendent Of the
Elkhart public schools: r. c. Sloans.
supervisor of music. and Miss Liber-
ty Roessler. supervisor Of physical
culture for girls. The board voted
TO refrain from extending new con-
tracts TO the above mentioned Off
Gals.