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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24

Bandits Bind Man,
Get SIS, 900 Jewels

orokAHE. Aug. 2s,-Two robbers
.s'powered Lou soas. jewclry store
repf'e'or, IN a daring downtown
fy This morning. bound him
~ wire and escaped with $1,000 In
onds and cssl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
MAY RESTRICT
ALL SERVICE

WASHINGTON. Aug. st.-Ligft.
less nights. curta;ied street car sorry.
Ice. closing down OF noncascntiai In.
dustries and other restrictions prac.
ticsd during tho war and postwar
coal conservation periods. probably
will have 20 be depuiicnsed this win.
ter. Ellis H. searics. editor OF the
United Mine Workers Journal. fore.
cast today.
saarie-. who has made a careful
survey OF tho fuel situation. believes
the railroads OF tho country win not
be able TO haul all tho coal that Is
mined and required 10 meet the
business and domestic needs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24

trail was not discovered. The dogs
were later returned to Seattle.
A guard was posted along the
shores OF the island Wednesday
night. and by the light OF bonfires.
kept close watch on the shore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
COATS
- HOLD 10 QUARTS

NEW YORK. Aug. 2a.--Styies In
bootleg coats have changed, customs
officers stated The newest, made
especially for summer and early fall.
has five waistline pockets and capac.
lily OF ten quarts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24

VIENNA. - Parliament building
raided by several thousand persons.
dissatisfied with government de-
cisions and delays regarding labor,
who break furniture and fixtursa-
rob driven out by police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24

LAUSANNE, Switzerland. -Ignace
Jan Paderowskl. pianist and former
premier Of Poland. said 70 be suffer.
ing from a severe cold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
CROWD WATCHES
- HOOTCH DISPLAY

NEW YORK. Aug. 24.--ror four
hours thirsty New Workers watched
federal prohibition agents remove
$4,000 worth of choice liquors and
wines from the Hofbrau house. IA.
nous Broadway restaurant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
PEN FUGITIVE
YET AT LARGE

TACOMA. Aug. 24.--The third day
and night OF tho thrilling man hunt
for Frederick De Lage. notorious
auto thief. who made a sensational
escape from Mcneil island federal
penitentiary Monday, closed without
finding trace OF De Lage. Altho
the bloodhounds. Rather and Rambler.
and several posses Of prison guards.
searched all the island. he Lagos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24

mX.Ak UT HUNS
rns government can meet every
a1inr for 4 soldier bonus without an
.nnt,cnal tax levy. Senator McCum-
- shairnAn OF tho finance commit.
- Declared yesterday. In opening
~ night in the senate on the
ronp>nsafion bin.
NcCurnher called uron President
/ Hn.zinx ant Secretary OF the Treas.
nv Nelson--eoth 81 whom opposed
/ 10 reasure last year ee,auss % tts
k,ax onligstions reconsider the bill
IL tse tight Of present day conditions
fud.ieh. he ssid. would prove that we
kar meet every dollar this bill will
Ian for without additional tax levy.
Iard uithort IN TIE slightest dsgrce
Ianecf,nx the refunding Of any un.
had short .tinie obligations.
ne cbligasson win not exceed
.osceoeo go per year for the first
'thrss years. and can be me, thru the
&rtersss due on foreign obligations.
|an4 b case that interest should fail
Ishr current revenues. and II the lat
IL sAouid fail. then thru tho sale OF
= ysry small part os our foreign
nnds~ he added
xnertca owes her war veterans a
neas moral obligation. which should
y net by immediate enactment Of
| ~ h1ii. Necumncr said.
n great mass Of tho peopis want
|tAs bonus. recognizing Just finan-
/ ~ cblirasion. and ask the congress
/ b me<t r." he added
xcCumbsr denied allegations that
'<hs bonus was a political football.
n that senators were supporting u
II earn soldier votes.
|oIuER COUNTRIES
|oRANTED BONUSES
Pointing out that Great Britain.
|ueleium. Canada. Australia. and
usn Germany. granted soldiers lib
eFaI bonuses. MeCumb~r said.
and here stands the great United
Nxtes. the wealthisst country on
3ed'x earth. with a little III per cent
A1kbt<dness. the United States.
vkich reapec enormous benefits dur
NJ the three years the war was IN
xuxrcs~ before we entered H. who
vsns into tho war more or lsas
tofor nation. and cage out Of Il
Nh nearly all the gold on tire face
~ the earth. and with every inpor.
mt nation on earth owing her.
.sihbiinx over this 'itfFe sum. which
~ honestly owes tho soldiers. And
~ great capitalists OF ths country.
skoss fortunes were doubled and
rehlsd and quadrupled during this
nr. are. thru their medium Of
rsech--ths great metropolitan press
-shininE because they are 20 DO
1lsd spon TO pay a trifling tax out
heir immense fortunes to meet
= compensation due the soldier
no made Il possible for them 10
ansss and hold these enormous for
iUss.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
Rome Brew


NoHAfuufu FFo1H Tasr ~
Ivy club Is the haif.wit who throws
cold stones into the campfire 40 that
they will explode with loud report
Newspapers nrs already beginning
i'e print menus for Thanksgiving din
ssrs. yittie statistics. al Il were.
Speaking OF vital statistics. ). NJ.
n wants us to change the title OF
Births. Marriages. Divorces and
faths" 70 Matches. Matches.
ratches and Dispatches"
ANNOUNCEMENT
Sixfy.fiye rooms In the new
community hotel have been re-
ssrved for 1895 by the Knights
Iempiars. Give 'em special
knight ratesi
A lot Of trouble is shipped r. o. b.
Detroit.
When You Come to the End Of a
Perfect Day" whistied Adam. and
then the Lord spoiled II all by max.
Ing Eve.
The trouble In the Garden OF Eden
wasn't caused by an apple--but BY a
ueen pair.
PUZZLE PROBLEM
The greatest mystery In tho
world Is how the poll tar was
passed at The last legislature
when all these candidates voted
against IL.
re That az II may. VIII Plank IL in
ehicago, attending the Lumber Deal.
9s convention there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24
PEED BONUS
THRU SENATE
assure Is Now Up for
Final Passage
~ KENNETH W. CLARK

n KENNETH W. CLARK
wASHl>Gro>. Aug. si.--rhe
- bonus hnl. unsmended.
= scaa, towards final passage
4 ~ ssnsie'
snhc = hard fight was prom
n senator Borah aud ether
~~~nprpmlsinE bonus orpen.
n was evident that cprosi-
vili be surtailed. attackers
~ hlll feeling Il would be IN.
-.x1>nt TO proionx discussion
f.cr q overwhelming support.
- h~tter plan. opponents now be
4 ~cula be 70 allow tho btu 10 ~
4. rressaent for acceptance or 70
~, thus shifting tho responsi
~ from congress. II he vctoes Il.
"a flxh, win be made 20 sustain
-xreu,svc's view and Kan tho bill
mere i no doubt that activstie. OF
American Legion. coupled with
- srp<als Of thousands Of tele'
- have had a distinct effect IN
sersns the battle plans Of the oppc'
I,icn.
m view OF tho le'.down IN tho In
|.rxl,x q the opposition attack. DO
i. advocates az the second days
.-.,sa began. were hopeful that q
- vcke could be secured this week,
r~sloiy late tomorrow.
s,rster Borah stated today that
:. could bring up his coal commits
"a BIN. reported favcrahly by the
~ committee. and approved By
- president. a. soon a. tho bonus
!. nposed %. The senate Il said q
- more Mn y toward the Rorah
- han toward the Winsiow bill
IA ,,ss<rd the house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-24

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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-21

Five permits for the building of
garages were issued by Assistant
Building Inspector r ]. Roberts. All
of the garages will be built by the
owners of the buildings and gives the
prospective builder of a home for his
automobile a fair average OF the cost.
George Duccas. 90 Small avenue. Will
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-21
THE CHIEFTAIN'S SATURDAY BARGAIN
Here Will be Found Everything For the Sunday Dinner

East Northern intends to build gar
age a story and a half. of frame and
Is by 40 feet for $3.50, while l.. d. OF
tenger. 1919 West Northern avenue In
tends to spend 5000 in building frame
garage IS by "a feet
All of the building VIII comply with
the city building ordinances and arc
to be erected before the last of March.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-21
FIVE PERMITS ARE ISSUED TO
PUEBL0ANS TO BUILD GARAGES

build ~ by Is frame stucco garage
which was estimated to cost sl75.
II. P. Murray, 24o1 Main street,
specifies "A by IS brick garage, which
he estimates at cost of $l2o.
G. B. Morgan, 26l7 North Santa Fe
avenue, will build a brick garage 10
by Is, cost $3.50. Matt Glavich. 81
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-21

The American people have lost many
OF their illusions. but they still think
the millennium will come thru congress,
-Quillen.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-21

Temperature at Colorado Springs
went below zero for the first time since
1920.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

DALEY made present OF a hand
some electrically lighted vanity
case
The Blue Bird shop has donated
an electric fat iron TO one OF the
early brides. The bridal suite OF the
Nickel hotel has also been offered
free OF charge for the first bride and
groom. Dozens OF expensive gifts
were announced Sunday.
The rules OF the contest are easily
understood and IL is believed that all
prospective brides and grooms have
made themselves thoroughly ac-
quainted with the conditions neces-
sary 20 enter Those participating
in the contest must be residents OF
81. Joseph county and must be mar
ried in the county by an accredited
clergyman or justice OF the peace.
The ceremony may be, performed
At any time after midnight OF We'd
nesday. May 81 AS soon as the
wedding Is over The News-Times
should be notified IN order that the
names Of the couple may be officially
entered in the contest.
Information concerning the cere-
mony should include the time. the
place the name Of the bride and
groom and the name of the minister
or justice performing it These
facts are for the three judges in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
City offices to Close
Tuesday to Honor Dead

The regular Tuesday meeting Of
the Board Of Public Works ar which
Is scheduled resolution hearings and
contract awards on several proposed
street Improvements was Monday
set over for 10 o'clock Wednesday
morning. because Of the Memorial
Day holiday today.
City court VIII not he in session
nor viii the water works Office re-
main open Other city hall Offices
viii also remain closed for the day.
There was no meeting Of the
council last uight. that body not
scheduled 20 meet on the fifth Mon
day of a month.
a special meeting OF the council
may be called for some evening lat
or in the week. il is understood for
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
CASTLE

For the South Bend people who
are seeking dash Of spice in their
Decoration Day entertainment. we
wish TO rise and recommend that
they see Viola Dana in Seeing :
Believing" at the Castle today. The
Blackstone crowds of sunday and
Monday were kept in a constant
rear at the antics of the peppery
Metro blond and Castle patrons are
sure to find it equally good enter
tainment Following the Castle
will be the show place for Camille"
the greatest love story in the
world. with Rodolph Valentino and
Nazimova featured.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
Screen
BLACKSTONE

With the three stars who gave TO
the world the masterpiece The
Four Horsemen" as the foundation
of the cast. and with a story from
the pen of the grea, Balzac as the
plot. there seems every reason to
believe that The Conquering
Power" which comes to the Black
stone today will prove 10 be some
thing out of the ordinary in the way
Of motion pictures
Rodolph Valentino. Alice Terry
and Director Rex Ingram are the
stars referred to. And while it may
be rather unusuai to list a director
as one OF the stars in this case it is
most certainly permissible in view
OF the wonderful praise bestowed
upon Ingram following The Four
Horsemen."
The story concerns the lives Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30

Q-What famous screen star ap-
peared as an extra in picture now
being filmed and demanded pay at
the rate Of $1,000 a week
A-Mary Pickford. When the
mob scenes were being shot I'm front
of King Richards castle in Douglas
Fairbanks Robin Hood" she put
on a costume OF the period and
mingled with the extras. No one
recognized her until the shooting was
finished. then she made herself
knows, and demanded pay for her
services at. the rate Of $4,000 a
week
Q-What western movie actor
plays practically every musical in
strument?
A-Charles Jones. An enumera-
ton OF the Instruments he plays
reads like the catalogue Of a music
store. Like Wallace Reid he plays
by ear.
Q-Is Charles Rays popularity
greater IN the large cities or in the
small towns and country districts?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
ADJUSTMENTS
Secrets of the Movies Revealed

A-From figures compiled by the
star. IL appears that Charles RAY :
pictures are about equally popular
in the cities and in the rural dis
tricts
Q-What movie couple are return
ing to the screen after an absence
of a year?
AIR. and Mrs. Carter De Haven
are again appearing. after a years
absence. in two real domestic COM
edies. similar to those produced by
the sydney Drews.
Q-What decoration is T. Roy
Barnes. the stage comedian. to wear
in The old Homestead as Happy
Jack2"
At. Roy grew a beard for the
part. While raising the beard he
betoOk himself to the desert.
What vogue in current litera-
ture has hit the movies?
The answer will be published
tom orrow.
Copyright, 1929
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30

announced later in The Nevs-Tfmes-
At the theater Nelson J.. Jones
will be IN charge and he will be as
sisted by John r. DeHaven. These
two men were in charge OF the dis
tribution OF gifts last year and con-
tributed much 10 the success OF the
contest.
In addition 90 the distribution OF
presents there viii be entertainment
provided by members Of The News
Times STAFF. Miss Rene Murray Will
render a number Of operate selec-
lions. Walter NJ O'Keefe Will give a
monologue. as will Charles NJ. But
terworth. and Meredith Macleod
will play several Jazz piano selec-
tons
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30

three people-mainly. One of them
a miser. A man who loved gold for
the sake of the shiny metal alone.
The other his beautiful daughter,
and the third a gay, carefree Pari-
sian youth who loved the daughter
but cared not a whit for the gold.
OF course you have already guess
ed that Rodolph Valentino is the
Partisan lover and that Alice Terry
is the beautiful daughter And
when it is said that their work in
this picture is fully as good as that
OF The Four Horsemen. you can
readily realize that The Conquer
ing Power" deserves its name as a
great picture.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30

racy comedy entitled Kisses" and
there's laughs and roars and some
mighty practical lessons all mike
up together in this farce Alice
Lake, you will remember. is the one
who looks so much like Norma Tai
madge.
Gareth Hughes, who hit South
Bend a rap on The funny bone in
Little Eva Ascends'' comes Friday
m his latest augh picture Don't
Write Letters It's about a chap
who signed up in the army and ex-
pected to be 2 general, only 10 find
that he was assigned 10 the lowly
position OF cook. It's good
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30

the contest IN order that they may
verify the time Of the wedding The
judges are A. r. Erskine. president
OF the Studebaker corporation;
Rome g. Stephenson. president az
the ST. Joseph Loan and Trust CO..
and F. a. Bryan. general manager
Of the Indiana and Michigan Electric
co.
Presents viii be distributed 20 the
June Brides at the Oliver theator
on Monday evening, June g. This
year tickets will be distributed for
admission 20 the theater through the
merchants who are participating in
the contest. The date on which
tickets will be given away Will be
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
Brides and Groons to Pay Parson
Early Wednesday and then Impart
Minute of Wedding to NelDs- Z lines
Awarded June Bride Contest Winners
Big Ceremony to Held Next Monday Night Oliver
Theater-Contest Opens Thursday Morning
II I2:Ol O'Clock

their contributions up 20 the time
the contest officially opens.
Many Gifts Listed.
The gift list already includes
hundreds OF Worthwhile, substan-
tial presents that will help the bride
70 furnish her new home. Every
thing she could possibly want Is in
cluded-a photograph. kitchen
cabinet, dishes, kitchen utensils,
furniture dresses. hats In fact.
saere are hundreds Of useful and
ornamental gifts 70 delight her and
TO help beautify the home.
Each hour brings IN new gifts 10
add q this list Monday morning
the National Electric CO made a
substantial present IN an CITer to
wire up 20 six rooms ik any new
house within six months a w.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
LASALLE

How many kinds Of kisses are you
familiar with? That don't mean
how many different ways there are
of kissing. but rather how many
kinds of kisses.
If you're not very we'll up on this
subject. then you'll have treat in
store for you today at the LaSalle
where Alice Lake, the beautiful
brunette Metro star is holding a
class. She's appearing in funny.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
AUDITORIUM

A momentous event in the life Of
Edmund Kean, the great English
actor, whose genius bordered on
is pictured with over
whelming dramatic force in the
latest William Farnum picture, A
Stage Romance" shown today for
the final times al the Auditorium
theater. In the cast are Peggy
Shaw. Holmes E. Hebert and Marie
Bonnillas. On the same bill is a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
TUESDAY

only two more days and the
third annual News Times June
Bride contest VIII be or.
The race FOR first place opens
omcialiy at midnight Wednesday,
and 10 De- expected that before "A
minute ~ the new mOnch-the
Month Of Brides-has passed. q
dozen or more couples viii have
entered their names 90 receive hun
Greds Of dollars worth Of handsome
presents from merchants who are
cooperating with The News-Times
ia mis- contest
only TWO DAYS remain. too. IN
which 70 give presents 10 the Brides
~ June In this contest Merchants
desiring % help start the newlyweds
90 the road 20 happiness may make
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30

Ries Furniture Co. Kitchen
Maid" kitchen cabinet valued al
SIS. TO first June bride: genuine
cut glass vase. u inches in
height. 10 frs 20 brides
Charles B. Sax & Co. bed
spread
Or 7. G. Sven, SIS. worth OF
chiropractc treatments to the
first six brides.
Superior Motor Sales Co. 500
allowance on any used car.
S. & L. Furniture Co.. one
floor lamp for bride.
o. W. scharfner. SO Wear
Ever aluminium sauce pans to
first so brides.
Square Deal Tailors. pair of
trousers for groom.
South Bend Bait company. an
appropriate gift for one Of the
grooms "details of gift to be
announced later).
St. Joseph Loan & Trust Co,
savings account Of $40 TO the
first bride and groom.
81. Joseph County Savings
bank, savings account Of $40 TO
second bride and groom.
Swaneon-Lee Furniture Co.
$40 in merchandise to first
bride; $40 in merchandise to
second bride and So in mer-
chandise TO the third bride
futile corporation, accounting
ledgers for first three brides.
Thor Electric shop. one pair
of polychrome electric candle
sticks.
U. S. Army store5 automatic
revolver for groom
Vernon Clothing Co, ladies
silk umbrella TO brides
w & H. Walker. Inc. 21i
Dean Bldg, bottle of vanilla and
face powder TO first bride, bot
tie of bay rum and shaving
cream for first groom.
George wyman & Co, all
wool Kenwood blanket for
bride
J. w Wilson, Mishawaka
chiroaractor. series Of u ad-
justments to first and second
Mishawaka brides.
Ward & Lewis. $50 dress to
first Bride.
Ward & Lewis, blouse to frs,
bride.
Ward & Lewis. hosiery to sec
ond bride.
Ward x Lewis, corset to third
bride.
Ward & Lewis. pair of slip
pers to fifth bride.
4 TEQEkE w HtclOIh q ~,
set Of dishes to first bride.
Whereof and Altfeld. boudoi-
lamp TO first bride; Poly
chrome candle sticks to second
bride and pedestal for third
bride.
wOrden Realty Co. $4,000
fire insurance policy TO bride
and groom.
L. h. Werwinski, $1,000 fire in
| surance policy on household fur
niture TO first bride and groom.
Youngs Printing Co, an
nouncement cards 10 first mar
ried couple.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30

very funny Sunshine comedy also
the latest issue of Fox News We'd
resday. for two days. D. ". Griffith =
production Of Wallace Rays throb-
bling romance Of the South Seas.
called The Idol Dancer win be
the attraction. Larry Semon FRI his
latest comedy special and Pathe
News also will be shown
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
Complete of Presents Brides

Max Adler Co. pair OF silk
pajamas for first groom.
Adler Bros. bath robe to
groom.
Aladdin Industries. Inc. one
gallon thermos jug.
Artificial Ice Co. 500 pounds
Of ice free TO first South Bend
bride
Mrs. Ashbaugh. NIishawaka.
rag rug 70 18Th bride.
Ault studio. Eastman Kodak
10 one OF the brides.
American Trust Co. IS saw
ings account for third bride and
groom,
Adam Beehler. florist flower
basket with flowers 10 first three
brides
r. r. Cleaners. IS worth of
cleaning ~ clothes for both first
and second brides
Brandon Durrell Co., dress 70
first bride; lingerie 10 second
bride. and umbrella TO third.
Abe Berman. sportings goods
store. casting rod. tackle. tackle
box. reel. line. bait and fish
ing license 70 the first groom.
Block Bros. jewelers.. 26-piece
set Rogers Bros. silverware-
Blue Bird shop. electric hat
iron
Bagby Photo Co. ono dozen
pictures Of first bride and groom.
DR.. J. Burke. optometrist.
pair Of opera glasses.
Clauer Jewelry store. cut glass
water set.
a. ". Daley, electricity light
ed vanity case.
DINERS shoe store. one-half
dozen pairs Of socks for groom.
W. l. Douglas shoe store. pair
Of wonen's oxfords for second
bride
". l. Douglas shoe store. pair
mems oxfords fo~ fourth groom
DeFrees millinery. nat for
FIRST bride
Economy Depts.. taffeta dress.
Georgette hat and pair Of shoes
FOR the first three brides
Elbel Bros. $50 allowance on
new player piano TO first ive
brides.
Ellsworth's. surprise hope
chest to the first bride.
EngeTs cut Rate store. box of
cigars 70 the first groom.
Frances shop. Georgette silk
blouse TO each of the first five
brides
T. s. Garland. SILK underwear.
Charles c. Gates. dancing
teach. $40 course in dancing to
hrst six brides. dinner AZ the
oliver hotel for bride and groom
first TO present themselves to
Mr. Gates
Gateiy's. silk blouse 10 the
bride
Matt Golden. pair OF trousers
for groom.
Grand Leader photograph
and 10 records 10 bride.