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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-28
MEXICAN OPERA COMPANY
GIVES NOTABLE CONCERT

Miss Mercedes Mendoza. the wonder -
Wl Mexican roufnirl who H touring
.hu United States win hor company,
onnflFflnE of soprano. o. tenor pin f.n.
cello violin and flute quartet. held her
audience nt the hlgh school auditorium
lass nlrht sueilhouud Boz admiration oi
the wonderful sweetness ~ the tone nl
hCr voica Applause was great ava
zach nrf was demanded.
Tho voice of Miss Mendoza is said Ca
le tho onN voice recorded that ruuH
win tho EroatrHt DaHinrHf from inr
low A of tho Ooutrtlto 60 tho tup uuie
She demonstrated hrr ability tu DO THIS
and me sincere admiration OF The hu-
dionpe was shown in al'plHurr.
The quartet was said by those whc
htHrn % to Dec Unn of the most nrftcci
in harmony aud melody and truly
ohlssic. u WIS compared fnVotablN
with the great uuurtOta ~ the grand
nnera and appreciation wnH rlven un
every Glide ~ have Cnvur enjoyed d
concert more in my lifr thun ! dld iht
music nf MisH Mendoza declared .
hoaror who has attended concerts hN
the great artists.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-28
Boy Scout News

Scouts ~ iocni troops wishing to flfr
part in uu ull day hlHg Saturday WuFt
rcuorf at headquarters not later than
$3.50 r.. m. on that day WITH s.f'U
food fNi our meal. Scouts uIuHi Fte
uOri in uniform with the fulloWinr
equipment n posHlhlei axe. moss kit.
huudh0uh ava mutDrlul necessary Tor
passing the tests iu which theN With t1
be- examined. Tho hifo wili hn made
io kinney park about five miles west
~ the city. The dag's pruErum IN part
follows
Aigc O.. m.--i.snvo handquartcrL
1880 a. m.--Arrive al camp gather
wood scout tests. fire lighting contests,
cooking test.
1915 D.. m..-Dinncr.
ii3O D. m.a-Scout test.
2.aO q. m.--Scouf rumoa anf scout
inr. "fBg mldiur" rifle practice.
tiO0 D. m.--Return homo,
Every scout Boz lnD cts BE- invited o.
iHkD part Boz ihc hlAr ami more such
outings win boz planned " sufficient Ina
forest ia shown Zoo this one. One ~ Tho
local scout officiHis win De- in rr1fFe ~
the hike. The announcement was
made niFt ulaht hf J. a.. hUrflusvl dtif-
uff scout commissioner
scouts oi TROOP I VIII meet at head
quarters tonight All mombtrs are
ufEgt GO boz present and hrlnH thcir
dues IRWIN Nuatuly1. scoutmurter VIII
hc ln charge.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-28
Bethlehem Steel
Pays Dividends

NEW yCnK Jan. "a Directors
~ iht Neihifhfm Steel corporation 90.
day ISSUED preliminary report ~
thn corporations operations fot 900
Hud declared The regular Dividend 90
both oiaFspH ~ preferred stn,ks fnf
the current ye4f payable ~ quarterly
lnatailmenta A fcrilnf quarterly ~
vidend of IA POI cent on both CLASSES
~ common Hineh 1isn wEa de- Jared.
Total net earnings ~ iieihichem Tor
1890 am0usted to ta7,15f.tst Against
AZ. AN 2ie in the previous wear. Net
Income OF i1faf0.ss7 compares With
$40 aat.ff0 ~ 1919
orders on hFud re- the end ~ 1870
amounted 10 fifs.zf7 900 as compared
with fabi .ff17 600 at Tho DorrefpondinR
time 0f 1919 New business booked
duilre ihn Ysar amounted 90 fiCN.-
Tel ono
in statement iaaasd hy President
VI % urnrr the opinion sns express.
od that the "iuW point ln The ifon and
sferi industry had been reached, ard
that from now on production would
Increase" depending upon TIE repidity
ne Necessity ~ return % mort uehf
~ normal conditions
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Sasma5's Group Il frsqasntiy
49, roiis < % one sppliestion a.
~ @ & o.
W VAPO SUn
Oos, ~ hs,illoa Isrs Osss NsaHs
AUCTION

January %, 1880 P. M, at
Mule Lot south of Blake
Drug Store on Staples street,
Corpus Christi, 10 mules,
four to six years old, good
workers, 1000 to loo
pounds each. 10 sets work
harness, been in use one
week. Double trees, single
trees and other equipment
for use in working mules.
Four horses; four Jersey
cows, viii be fresh soon.
Everything must sell regard
ess of price. Equipment
Sought for use on road work
plans now changed
Terms Cash. j. j. Wright,
wrer; e. II. VanBushkirk,
1ctioneer.
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cons N Corpus chrinti and 90 one
can inrinuaSe otherwise. for I know
~ what I speak from my experiences
na representative - Corpus Christi
fur two terms
Among Old Friends
Judge Hugh Sutherland. declared
that be could not adequately EXPRESS
hts gratitude and frienduncfa Tor ths
Mexican p.nnis ilo nnid hn probe by
could feel The occasion more deeply
~ any other American citizen pres
ant.
LOOKING around he said. hs was
surrounded by ffieuds Of his boyhood
and ~ his manhood we have stood
shoulder fn shoulder and have shnred
the same lunch basket" ~ said Here
iH Ola "pntricio" De- said Singing out
nm elderly Mcyicnn man 4 fiafiy
would give ny rirht arm for him any
day
"a new era a. dHwninE for Next.
60" he fnid "hnd before ynn can have
a successful government n must b.
col the people by The people aud for
the people md The people of This ma
ilnn should give her o. helping hand
. 90 Eulu such RI government
Former Consul ronorsd
Rcsoiuiions ~ gratitude 90 ~ consul
Gabriel lioteilo were pnfsed declaring
fhnf no man stands higher in Corpus
christi in their regard than he ana
FOR hnrmony between their people and
the American people which wnH De-.
ciarCd would make Corpus Christians
the hnupieat upon tho earth.
A. the end ~ The apcakinF 81 NIL
lor Mr. Sutherland. ~ Arnold 1ud
Nr. Brooks were guests o. aeror ca
Va1us at The concert given M The high
school auditorium hy n Mexican oper.
attic company under the direction OF
Miss Mercedes Mend0sn. coiorsiura
nuprnno - Mexico
Several prominent Mexican bust
nsss men Of Corpus Christi save "a
urHfseE ~ welcome % the consul Tho
frHff rorHiatine uf "cahrifo. curhi-
indus" with on the Mexican trim
minga aud rolishea Including near
beer" was enjoyed after tho concert
The Simon Hoilano8 orchestra played
during the entertainments Among Inc
prominent Mnsican citizens OF Cor
piia christi present were. DBbriSi
botellO. ~. and Gabriel H0teil0. Jr =
hriiitnoH Jesus Al Luna Daniel uar-
IN. q Cutticrcg =. nutiiercz. y Car
Tu. hutnnio Fucntes Ernoeto Hnrrrra
a ne Luna Rodrigo Cara. V. Loznno.
Pablo cnmuoH A. Gomcz. Jose Her
niz n g 0lrzn Angel rcrnuudez
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-28
ATTEMPT TO ARoucT
BERCpOLL DENOUNCED

UV Thr Associated Ffusn
kARiSRuH, Germuny Jan. tt.-
Tho nttanpted abduction Of Grovvr a..
Iorrdnu tho American drtf cvadcr.
and isaac stcgchcr hie chauffeur, wpR
made the subject 90 an Interpolation Doe
thr Baden dlet today rrUmicr iem
mpllc informed the doputioa that both
l...r hnf ennird for German ritifru-
shin and that THEN petition hnd boon
nuufOd ho sharply Denounced fhr
,,rnrnlurr nf fNn abduction unut .
headed by two lalorod American dc-
t,rttvrs aud ailEmatlscd fhv aHHistauc
rendered THEM hy German subjects as
"disrracCful'
Reforms 90 nergdoll ana S'eohcr
the minister said that both men. whose
parenta We're German. had rVfuaed to
take up arms against Germany,
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taken ur this afternoon IN an uimoa-
phDgg made quite unfayorahlc by the
radical position assumed Yesterday by
A. Doumer che French minister % d.
nance. who uamrd .la.9DU. QQ0.10u gold
mArkh af me total amount OF indrm-
nily Germany should nay. 3d. pcumer's
attitude. though ilucticulY disayoNet
hy thp press generally nll uupufcdlt
hy some of the members % tAl =, cnuh
cabinet caused considerable ernhar-
raFemrnf at the conference when tho
subject was resumed
The British prime minister d under
stood 10 have clearly Indicated that the
radical demands made by a.. DOumer
were impossible ~ realization.
TIE COMMITTEES Is composed NJ AZ.
10. onaur and ~. DDumsr Zoe trauce
parun D'Abernon aud sir tanning
AOrthluWtun EyAna Tor Great Britain
Colonel Theunys for BELGIUM slgnor
Ciauuiui Tor Italy and kenEo Mort fni
Japan. The commission b. meeting to-
niqht and VIII prepare its report aH
speedily as pcaaible Tor presentation 20
the council. possibly tomorrow.
a.-.----s1a-------
no please the South Sea Islanders
rirl must be tatooed sky blue and
wear uoae ring.
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cons ~ Corpus Chrinu and % one
can inrinuiSe otherwise. for ! know
~ what I speak from my experiences
nH repre- sentative - Corpus Christi
fuf fwo trfmH
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-28
LARGER ROADS
DISCUSS WAGES

f'ontinned from faGo -
their heaviest blsinosa. failed 20 aarn
che large nor returns expected.
The roads have made reductions la
thcit furcct uecnsNiiatro ny the decline
in business. Inef are urcfIflur a.
economically az possible and they find
uo Way uui except 90 reduce the pay
roll The 1917 pay roll ~ 81 100 900 0oe
"a today Increased ,o 81. zoo 900. 900 and
a. result many roads are il had o.
nanriai condition. Beginning win Nn-
mDcr there naa been q decline in
hurirraH unfll Tho ffl.ghi movement u
aNN lose Than fwu-ihlrds 0f what Is
WIS Three months aso. Apparently
there ~ no way out except 20 rcduco
wages
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Expert to Assist
Income Tax Payers

dcuuiy collector of internal rcvc-
uuD viii arrive ln Corpus christi TurHe
aHv aud roHnnin over "wednesday 90
naHlrt Taxpayers IN fiiing their 1920 in.
eividuai income tax returns. Ills sore
Vices VIII be- rendered free ~ charge.
announcement ol his coming Wn4 mnln
Nv M a. Chrisfinn. collector b. INd
gtnter Internal revenue r0rVirc frit
district nf TcNuH. with hcH1nuHrierH ut
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-28
Experts In Charge
of ReparatiOnS

PARIS. Jun. gl--.Tho question ~
German PREPARATIONS ~ again in tho
hands of committee ~ experts That
committee. which was appointed after
e prolonged discussion by the supreme
council this afternoon, II 20 conaider
certain details and report Go tho coun-
GA before O. final decision Va taken.
The discussion on separations was
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-30

Bartholomew are moving this week
from the George Wright property on
Main street to Terre Haute, where Mr..
Bartholomew has a transfer in bust
ness of selling Toledo scales. :. Mr..
and Mrs. Glen Brock of Indianapolis
were the over-Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Bodenburger. Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Drake of Hagerstown
spent over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Able, and attended Chautauqua
/ Sunday.
CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind.-Mrs. Per
ry Sorber, of near Pershing, we'll
known in this place. was brought
home from the hospital Friday.
Mrs. Jake Myers and daughter, Mrs.
Verbarg, who is here from Chicago
visited in Indianapolis Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Splitter and son, OF
Kokomo, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles briggs. =. Mrs. Charles Els
berry and daughter, Doris, visited rel
atives in Laurel over Sunday Miss
| Emma Morris is visiting her aunt
at Greenville. -. Little Miss Mildred
Fancher is i'll. Emery Herrett motor
ed to Brookville Saturday with George
Dilks of Richmond. Thomas Kelsey
had his right foot injured Friday night
| by letting a saw fall on it.. Miss
Alice McCraffery entertained at dinner
| Friday in honor of her guests, Miss
| Hanch, of Indianapolis, and Miss Will
| lard, of Detroit; also in honor of Hen
ry Bertsch and Emery Herrett..
| Short preaching services were held
| at the Baptist church Thursday eve
ming. A teachers training class has
| been started to meet each Thursday
| evening before services. Frank Smith
and mother are visiting relatives i'll
! Michigan. Mrs. Lille Huddleston and
! son Alpheus left Sunday to visit
| friends in Muncie. -. Harry and Rob-
ert Bertsch, Emery Herrett and the
| Misses Alice Mccartney and guests,
| the Misses Hanch and Willard, attend
! ed the Connersville fair Thursday. d.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Pierce and
daughter, Vivian, are visiting in Hun
! tington with relatives. E. . Mrs. Dora
| Booker, of Dublin, visited her sister,
Mrs. John Hoover, Friday. The
Christian church will have services
| Tuesday. Thursday and Friday eve
nings of next week. On Tuesday and
! thursday evenings, the pastor, Lyman
Hoover, will discuss the origin and
| history of the Disciples of Christ. Fri
! day evening service will take the form
! of a church social. for those added to
/ the membership during the year.
! WEBSTER, Ind.-Mr and Mrs Her
| bert Jay, of Richmond, entertained
! Sunday in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Del
] bert Jay, who were recently married
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The guests were the near relatives
of the newlyweds. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Burger and children spent Sun
day as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Turner and Miss Carmen Bunger, OF
Lynn. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Jay
were given serenade THURSDAY
night by members of the Daughters
of Rebekah and friends and neighbors.
They were given ride in a trailer
for several miles along country roads.
They returned to the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Jay, where refreshments
Deputy of the Supreme Council IN
one hundred . Mr. and Mrs. Bud De-
maree and son Carl motored to near
Terre Haute, where they are spending
several days with Mr. and Mrs. James
thurman. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Stinr
mel and daughter, Theresa, of Rich
mond, called on Mrs. Viola W1lcoKen
and Miss Alta Wilcoxen Saturday
evening. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Har-
ris and daughter Eulalee and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charley Rothemel have returned
from a camping party north of Indi-
annapolis. =. Clarence Votaw of indian
apolis spent a few days the past week
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Chrow. Mrs.
Martha Irwin spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. India Davis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cleo Culbertson and family were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Hiatt OF
Economy Friday. .Lindley Bond, OF
near New Paris, visited old friends
and relatives the past week. He is
former resident of this place. Mrs.
Louisa Conner, of Richmond, is visit
ing her brother, Milton Bishop, ana
family this week. Mrs. Edith Ollver
who spent the past month with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. BALDWIN
has returned to her home at Harvey
H., accompanied by her aunt, Mrs
Martha Bond, who will remain there
a few days before going to Oklahoma
CITY. Okla, to reside. Mr.. and Mrs
James Bunger and children, Blanche
and Wilbur, and Mr. and Mrs. David
Clevenger, of Richmond attended the
Greenville fair Thursday
CARLOS CITY, Ind.-The Home
Economic class met with Mrs. Thorn
as Morrison Friday afternoon. The
subject discussed was culling chick
ems. The county agent, Roscoe Fields
of Winchester was present and gave a
talk and culled the flock Of so Ply
mouth Rock hens. There were about
80 present. Glenn Adamson, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Adamson and daughter
and Mrs. Mahala Adamson spent last
week at Lake George fishing Mrs
Harton Bane is spending two weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Powell while Mr. Bane is visiting rela
tives in Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Beard visited with Mr.. and Mrs
George Smith Sunday. i. Several from
this place are attending the camp
meeting in Frazier's grove. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Durbin spent Wednes
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Olel
in Williamsburg. e. Mrs. Harry Pow
ell and children, Miss Bonnie Shell
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Frank Kinert, of North Twenty-first
street.
The Parent-Teachers association OF
Finley school will entertain with a
community night at the school We'd
nesday evening at 1880 o'clock. Mrs.
Beetley, of South Ninth street, will
have charge of the entertainment
Everyone is urged TO attend.
A dance will be given at Glen Miller
Park Tuesday evening. Music will be
furnished by the Melody Boys. The
public is cordially invited.
Miss Thekla Vollner, of Dayton, O..
who has been soloist at the Winona
assembly, this season, will come tc
Richmond, Thursday to organize a
class in voice. She may be reached
at % South Twenty-frst street.
Miss Marguerite Cox, of A Soutl
Seventh street, left Tuesday for Hunt
ington, Ind, to spend a week
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-30

sell, Miss Irene Bryant, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. A Morrison attended chautauquA
at Richmond Sunday afternoon. ....
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Oler and family
spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs Will
Oler of Lynn. -. Mr. and Mrs. Clell
Beard and family, Mr.. and Mrs John
Beard Mr.. and Mrs Paul Beard, at
tended the Connersville fair Friday.
BLOOMINGPORT, Ind - The Wo-
mems Bible class will meet Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs Frank South
ard. . !. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley Engle en-
tertained at dinner Sunday, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Conley and children Of Rich
mond, and Mr. and Mrs R. G. Beeson.
49,. Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Roger and
children from near Winchester, at
tended the tent meeting here Sunday
Mr.. Rogers mother accompanied
them. :. Mr.. Isaac Stanley and little
son of Knoxville. Tenn, arrived here
last week to visit his mother, and his
two little children who are staying
friends. :. Mrs. John Moody of Lynn,
was the guest of her daughter, Mrs
A. L. Reece, Saturday night and Sun
udy MT. ana MIS-. Charles Bales
and Will Shepherd of Newcastle were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Bales
Sunday Mr. and Mrs Charles Mann
and children have returned after
spending several weeks at Dunkirk
Ind. Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Hinhaw
were the guests of c. A. Washer ana
family Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Engle and Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Wright
attended the Richmond chautauqua
Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Johnson. Jr., attended church at Rural
Sunday. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Murray John
son went to Cowan Sunday, where he
preached in the morning and evening
services at the Friends church
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Newman and Mr..
c. A. Washer and family and Miss
Gladys Murray attended the Green
vile fair Wednesday, George De
boy and "Dode" Brown attended the
Connersville fair Thursday. Miss
Maud Deboy spent Sunday in Win
| chester. Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza Hub
| bar dand daughter Esther of Farm
land, attended Sunday school here
Sunday and visited relatives.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-30
RICHMOND SCHOOLS
SCHEDULED TO Open
ON TUESDAY, SEPT. 6

Public schools of the city will open
Tuesday morning, Sept. 6, at 8 O'Clock.
Children will not be asked to come
Monday, which is Labor Day, it was
stated by w. G. Bate, superintendent
of schools.
Pupils of the elementary schools ana
junior high school are to be at the
schools at O'Clock. They will be
registered and given instructions
about supplies needed after which
they will be dismissed for the morn
ing so that they may get their books,
tablets and other equipment At 1
o'clock in the afternoon the pupils win
begin their regular routine of work.
High school principal, E. c. Cline,
who arrived Monday, was at his desk
Tuesday. He announced that all out
of-town students who expect to enter
high school this fall were to call at
his office Friday or Saturday after
noon of this week between o'clock
and o'clock.
Senior high school students are to
report Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock,
it was stated at the principals office,
and junior high school graduates, just
entering high school, are to report at
the high school Tuesday afternoon at
l O'Clock.
Richmond City Teachers Institute
will be held Monday morning and at-
ternoon. Following an assembly meet
ing in the high school auditorium
administrative meetings and joint de-
partmental meetings. Teachers will
hold meetings with their principals in
their respective schools in the after.
noon.
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anda Mrs. Horton Bane visited with
Mrs. Ben Kinsey last week. Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Alyea and children spent
Saturday with Robert Morrison and
family. -. Mrs. Glenn<Adamson and
son, James, visited with her mother,
Mrs. Dan Engle Friday. :. Mrs. Tran
cena Fennimore, Byron Fennimore,
Miss Lola Roger, Miss Jaunita Mike
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-30

SEATTLE, Wash, Aug. 30.-There
was a time when it was astonishing
how few professions and lines of bust
ness were open to women. That time
is past. The astonishing fact today is
that with practically every field open
to women which is open to me, SO few
women avail themselves of the open
ings.
There is no question but that en-
cheering is a field which has been
neglected by women, and there is no
question but that women can make
good as engineers, for some are gain
ing fame and fortune building bridges
and ships and the like
There is only one woman west of
Chicago who is a certified member of
the American Association of Engin-
GERS. She is Miss Adelaide Cooper of
Seattle, Wash. She is a graduate and
practical civil engineer.
She is employed in the Oldest estab-
lished firm in Seattle, and in addition
to her duties as ''the VESTS leading
woman engineer" she acts as secre-
tary and treasurer of the Pacific
Northwest Society of Engineers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-30
Suburban

NEW MADISON, O.-Miss Becca
Biddle, has returned from a two weeks
visit with Dr.. Frittschuh and family,
of Bewisburg.. Many of our people
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-30
Miss Lucy Page CASTOR.

Miss Lucy Page CASTOR, nation
ally known enemy of the cigaret,
has ended her long period of SER
vice with the Anti-Cigaret League.
Her resignation has been forced
by the board of directors. The
board issued statement saying,
"Miss Gaston's methods were more
drastic than those approved by the
league board of managers"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-30

GOVERNMENT TO SELL WOOL
WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-Approxi-
mately 100000 pounds of wool will
be offered for sale at auction by the
war department at Boston Sept. 8,
according to announcement Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-31
AUDITORIUM

Few photoplays in recent years
have offered such decided contra SITS
as Yes or No" the feature produc-
ton today and tomorrow at the Au-
ditOrium, in which Norma Talmadge
is starred. Eyes or No" tells a
startling new story founded on one
OF the momentous questions that has
perplexed woman since the founda-
ton Of society. One woman. who
had everything to lose said Eyes, -
and yielded TO the tempter. while
the other, sorely tried by overly
and misery, said no" brav v. and
Miss Talmadge in these two differ
ent" characters, brings to the screen
the best emotional acting OF her
career. In making the picture, the
director has taken unusual care in
faithfully reproducing the settings;
in fact. the scenes in the poor home
OF Min Berry. the shop girl. were
actually shot" in the real East Side
tenement Of New York City. Wei
known in the supporting cast are
Lowell Sherman. Of Way Down
East" fame; Natalie Talmadge. a
sister Of Norma, and GLADDEN. James.
a POLISHED society villain on tho
same program are Harold LLOYD
Bebe Daniels. and Snub Pollard in
a very funny comedy, with Fox
News OF latest current events to
close the bill.