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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-27
'U. S. A. IN RUSSIA"
IS PLAN OF WORKERS

RIGA April 26.-Tl make Russia
ca second L. s. \. wit,5out I<oclSe-
fellers. Morgans or Garys' was the
announced aim of the first group OF
American workers bound for Russia,
who arrived here today enroute to
Moscow.
They are going into Siberia.
special train being supplied by the
soviet for them. A welcome com.
mlttee. headed by Bill Haywood. for
mer Industrial Workers Of the
world leader. awaits the arrival OF
the party In Moscow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-27

This Is a sample bod bug that may 10 for-s
m tins section of the state. Should you md
them during house cleaning time don't ,orfr.
as % ia easy 10 I'd chem ufh tie.. ~ TIE New
Chemical p. D. @. fPclEy Devils C-.etasl
10 matter how i---o ttey -.y O.. -sf---r
sex or whcrs they c--- from. B. b a.. r...l F.
them and their eggs O. Do liquid Gre bed
them.
Not an insect powder. 100 dust or r1lr-. u-'ff
not inlure clothing. and vii actually kll Nst7
Reaches. Cooties. Bed BuEs. .c4s and A1s
and puts an evcrizzting q the Pcsky Devils. 10
L destroys future generations. Impossible e
them to exist With its proper use.
Get from your Druggists G-c package. 81 d
VIII make quarts each pacEasa esztai-- Il
patent spout % get them in the hcrd-to--ef-. =
places. Special Hospital and LoteI size r-.l a
1--we Eallons- i d c. can also be- -1u-ef---r A.
liquid form In handy bottle uith pate1t rr-e
n each package. Your Druggist has % or ca
get it fOr you.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-27
THE TRUTH ABOUT 4. J.
BENERTDGE

Charles s. Bookwalter. former
mayor OF indianapolis. viii tell the
voters OF St Joseph county the truth
about the man who IS seeking 20
unseat the United States Senator
Harry s. New. in the High school
auditorium, Friday night. at Sis.
This is the best political speSch in
Indiana this year -Advt. lis
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-27
THE TRUTH ABOUT \. J..
BENERIDGE.

Charles :. Bookwalter. former
mayor OF indianapolis. will tell the
voters OF 81. Joseph county the truth
about the man who is seeking 20
unseat the United states Senator
Harry s. New. in the High school
auditorium. Friday night at Sis.
This is the best political speech fin
Indiana this year. -Advt lis
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-27
NOSser. Gotham Banker. is
Named Head of State {. &

George II. MOsser- % The Federal
Reserve Bank. New York city. was
chosen manager OF the Indiana State
Chamber OF Commerce at a meeting
~ the board Of directors in Indian
apolis Tuesday. Mr.. Mosser has long
been actively interested in Chamber
~ Commerce work.
Those who attended the meeting
were J. T. Fredericks. Kokomo.
president OF the organization j. a.
Shields. Seymour. Vice president.
Dick Miller. Indianapolis. treasurer
=. o Skluen. Muncie o VanOsdol.
Anderson. William Howard Indian
apolis. and E. J. Green. South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-27
Goodbye BOiLs!
S. S. S. VIII Rid You Of Boils, PimpIea
Blackheads and Skin Eruptions.

\ boil is a voicano.-your blood Is
50 chuck 1un OF poisons that these
boil out into a boil They'll keep
boiling up" until you destroy them
completely By the use OF s. s. S, one
OF the most powerful blood cIeansers
known TO science. s. S. s. has stood
the test OF time. The power OF its
ingredients is acknowledged by auth
critics. Its medicinal ingredients are
guaranteed 70 be purely egeta lie
Right off. IL clears the skin OF PIN
Dies, boils, blotches, blackheads, acne,
eczema, rash and other skin eruptions,
and does IL thoroughly. IL drives out
IOt the blood impurities which CAUSE
makes the blood rich and
pure builds up lost flesh. II helps 10
manufacture new blood cells.-that's
one OF its secrets. S. 5. S. is sold az
all drug stores In two sizes. The lar.
ger size Is the more economical
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-27
Local Boy Member of Cast in
Revue at Indiana UniUerSit,

Harry Donovan, Of this city. ara
a leading figure in athletics at In
diana university. Bloomington. was
a member of the cast Of The Jor-
dan River Revue" q musical come
dy, written, produced and acted by
125 Of the university students at the
MuTat theater, Indianapolis
He will appear again in the show
during commencement week when
it will be presented for the gradu-
ating class and visiting alumni and
friends of the university.
J. J. Kreuzperger. merchant tailor
moved 20 Se1-303 Dean bldg 61-sf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-27
Ethel Compton Elected 20
Direct Industrial Units

At meeting Of the council Of
The Industrial federation a. tho ".
W O.. A. Tuesday evening Ethel
Compton. a member N the P1rple
Ribbon club. was elected president
OF the council 20 take the place OF
Pauline Judy. who rendered her
resignation.
Plans were made for a mother
and daughter" dinner May Il. and
for the department banquet which
viii be held May Is.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Miller enter
tanned the following guests Sunday:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bortmess and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Massey. Miss
Beatrice Garoutte. ROLAND Peffleyr
Mrs. F. T. Austen, of South Bend.
and Miss Mildred Slower, Of Walker
TON
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-27
DEVELOPING
AND PRINTING
is NOT A SIDE
LINE WITH Us


We devote our entire time
to developing and printing
your film so that you can be
assured Of receiving g3od
Our equipment IS Of the
latest stvle dcvelo1iae and
PFinuns devices along WIN
''''S e'"P-'y eng.
# Won have n camera or
kodak no doubt Won ,v.l
take many intaresfi-g --
tunss this summer You .y;,l
want the nriots f-,, tb.--
n;c,,,-es 20 be coon.
FNi-\ - ne 0n'y sure
way Is TO have them devcl-
oped and printed the AULT
METHOD
Our e-rD-Iv 0r C----~-q
anu
come III ana loo" 'nen eyer
Make Auit your mead
quarters fer ali your sup
plies including films. albums.
amateur osVeioPin P''ies
etc. And II at any tune
% is5 :. '; Y. ' vii E J. N 2- :;
inns oF0usht IN 90 oe oe-
VelOped IN the morning can
~
evening. ROW s mat lot
quick service-and GOOD
PRINTS. TOO
Mail your hlms TO Ault
tor best results.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-27
ISSUES PROCLAMATION.

A proclamation setting aside the
week April 80 10 May as Cleanup
and Safety week was issued Wednes-
day morning by Mayor Ell r. Soeblrt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-27

35-cents buys a bottle Of "Dan-
derine" at any drug store. After
one application you can not find a
particle Of dandruff or a falling hair.
Besides, every hair shows new life,
vigor. brightness, more color and
abundance.
The citizen., 1922-11-29
THE HAND OF AN ARTIST

EOR n person of either Sci TO wfp
4 success la any OF the var. r.ods nelds
OF artistic endeavor--IAinIing scuip-
ture. music. literature. etc.-ihe hand
should be supple and the fingers should
be long Short fingers denote want, OF
attention TO deinils and this ls. =
course. In the majority of cases fnfsl
TO the hopes ~ success In nrt Genius
Is AN infinite capacity for takin; palms
In true In art.
Other favorable signs are the fol.
lowing:
A small upper phalnnx ~ the thumb.
II, In addition. the thumb In very fiat
the fortunate possessor has an excep
tionnily favorable thumb for nm artist
The top phnlanx OF the third finger.
the finger ~ Apollo. should be strong.
TO Indicate color perception.
tcop,r,sh, by the whss'sr - sdes,s. ise.p
The citizen., 1922-11-29
THE WISE FARMER

There was q man In our town.
And he was wondrous wise
He knew that II he wanted crops,
He'd have to fsrtilizs.
"Its nitrogen that makes things
green"
Said this man Of active brain;
"And potash makes the good strong
straw,
And phosphate plumps the grain.
But its clearly wrong to waste plant
food
On a wet and soggy fed;
I'll surely have to put in drains
II I'd inc-ease the yield.
And after ! nave drained the land
! must plow it deep all over;
\nd even then I'll rot succeed,
Unless it will, grow clover.
Now acid soils will not produce
A clover sod that's prime;
So if | have sour sol,
I'll have to put on lime.
And after doing all these things,
To make success more sure,
IL try my very best to keep
From wasting the mar ure.
So III drain, and lime, and cultivate,
With all that implies;
And when I've done that thoroly,
III manure and fertilize.
Vivian
College Of Agriculture,
Ohio State University.
The citizen., 1922-11-29

TO be filled with scl'-satisfactlon. II In
easy even In Christian service TO be
spoiled by our successes.
2 Jesus Answer wv. 1920. ~ lie
told them II was no surprise 20 Him
(vy. Is. l0. With prophetic eve lie
saw their success as indicating that
time when the prince OF this world
would he overthrown (John IL :3l).
by virtue of His mighty triumph over
Satan lie assures them that they need
have no fcnr OF what should befall
them Nothing could harm them: moth
ing could prosper which opposed them.
Indeed. nothing can harm the servant
who goes about His Masters business.
(2D Real cause for rejoicing ". 20).
He promptly rchuked them, telling
them that their chief Joy should be be-
cause OF their heavenly relation, not
because Of these miraculous gifts
That above all which should provoke
gratitude Is the fact thnt God has
chosen In Christ and saved us. InscriS-
ing our names In heaven. (3) Jesus
eNultntiOn Wv. II. @2). The conscious
ness thnt soon n, victory would be
won because God had committed all
things unto Him. and that only as men
received Him could they know the
Father. caused Him to rejoice In what
was being accomplished. ca Congrat.
ulates the disciples. wv. %. 24).
The citizen., 1922-11-29
ECONOMICAL USE or THANKS.
GIVING LEFT.OvERS

A dinner 20 elaborate as Thanks
giving one Is cooked with doubt and
disadvantage by the woman who runs
her household on the budget system
or economically, unless she knows
how to use her left-overs. The way
in which a hou' ew'fe uses her lefi.
overs determines whether O. not sh,
is thrifty. To often the Pigs AMI
chicke get the benefit Of her ex-
travagance. We must remember that
there are three hundred and sixty
five dinners, saying nothing about ths
other two meals each day, In the
year. II is not quite wise to make
the Thanksgiving Inner s, much out
of proportion to the others. This
can be avoided by plarring ahead
for the foods which can more easily
be used the second time. in appetiz.
ing. attractive and ourishing dishes.
Too many cooks think cold vege.
tables are good for nothing except
he soup pot. This is very good
use for some Of them, because we do
reed good rich soup eve-y coli
winter day. To make your famiy y
now that soup means left-overs .,
to make them dislike soup.
1t might be that these recipes VII
aid in ing the left-overs:
Creamed Chicken in Patty Shells
NIX minced chicken, dressing aod
gravy. Heat and fill nice c-isp shel $.
or course any meat can be used in
his way.
The citizen., 1922-11-29
CINCINNATI MARKETS
Hay And Grain

COrn-No. . white 74Ia Q75i5c; No
8 white 72hq73lsc; No. 3 yellow 7s
@74c; No. 4 white 71@72c; No. 4 yel'
low; 71hq72lAc; No. 2 mixed 74g
75c.
wheat-No. red slS4@l35; No.
sl32Q1.33Ia No. s12S11.3O
Oats-No. 2 white asa iSiac No.
49, G47hc: No. 2 mixed 46gi7c; No
3 mixed 44a45c
Butter, Eggs And Poultry
Butter-Dairy fnacy soc; packin2
stock No. l, 2sc; packing stock No :
lSc.
Eggs-Extra firsts soc; first J6c
ordinary tirsts 49c.
Live Poultry-Fowls lbs and ove'
17c; under lbs, 13c; fryers lbs
and over, lSc: roosters l3c; hen tur
keys lbs and over, 43c; young Tom
turkeys, 10 lbs and over, i3c.
Live Stock
Cattle-Steers good To choice SIG
Q9JO; fair TO good $6q7.5O; common
to fair $4,000; cows good to choice
A.5O0a5O; Gamers s2@265; stock
steers Si@7; stock heifers S3.5O04.O
Calves-Good TO choice S9.5Oq 1870
fair to good s7.5Oq9.5O; common and
large S406JO.
Sheep-Good 10 choice $5I650
fair TO good S2.5OG5; common $lq2
lambs good to choice sl3JO414; fam
to good SlOQ13.tO.
Hogs-Heavy $500; choice packer,
and butchers IS; medium $S; heavy
fat sows s6@7.25; pigs Q1O pound,
and less S7@S.5O.
The citizen., 1922-11-29
MOUNTAIN AGRICULTURE
Conducted By Mr. Rss-. Tsr~ Ds~oassrs s"d Special
investigates


body God has given me.
There are the tomatoes, which ]
do love to gather ard can for WIN
ter; II makes my eyes get big wien
see a blue ribbon tied on a can Of
tomatoes in our club exh bit, because
I feel that I have done something
worth while.
like to live on the farm, for
things are growing and making
MOI ey for us while we are tlecping.
Think Of the fruit that grows on 4
farm-apples, peaches, plumbs, peas,
grapes, berries, etc. It's enough to
make a king envy us on farm.
Let the wealthy and great ride in
spler dor and state
I envy them not, I declare II.
l eat my own lamb, my chickens and
ham;
I shear my own fleece and I wear it.
I have lawns, have bowers,
I have fruits. I have flowers.
The lark is my morr ing a'armer.
So jolly boys now, here's God spec
the pillow.
Long life and success to the farmer.
Marie Moody,
Club Member
The citizen., 1922-11-29

young womnn she II. has mnne y
q rule never to 20 To bed al night when
she had n letter thni called for nn an
swer In her desk. This does not refer
10 correspondence. hut to those letters
that require promptness In nns~ erinG-
1T doesn't take any more time 10 an
swer letter first as last" she 70
marks. and now that ! have acquired
this habit | never have To dread an
overdue correspondence that Is always
such u bug II hoo TO every one"
20 hy McCiur. s.~sy. per NJ adieataD
The citizen., 1922-11-29
THE RIGHT THING
at the
RIGHT TIME
BINARY MARSHALL DUFFEE
DO 1T NOW


nNE OF the requirements OF s"ou
- manners Is promp'hess'
The man or woman VINO IN po.
down as wei bred ana possesseo o'
good manners Is no lngTard' MOI on,y
does II show Indifference anu mem
cheney 70 put things on tha' you k"""
you must do some tiine' ou' !" sho"s
lack OF breeding
81 meant TO write that letter ac-
knowledging your gift, but you know
how hard II is to get down to write
letters these days"
T certninly should hnve written q
letter of coincidence TO Mary. but my
.ddres. hook WE. mislnid and I
couldn't remember her address. I'm
really ashamed Of myself"
The citizen., 1922-11-29
Best for the WearN

How do you expect to draw busS
ness to your summer hotel " you don't
advertise radio cuncertsy'
softly" replied the nstute manager
II passed the word around among my
prospective patrons that the nearest
thing to radio about my place was an
echo and there Isn't vacant r"om 10
tae house. birmingham Age Herald
The citizen., 1922-11-29
aUaovID UNpoen pnuNAnoNM
Sl11nldaySchool
' Lesson '
,By REV. p. D. rITZwATER. D. D..
Teacher Of English Bible In the Moody
Bible institute OF Chicago.b
Copy risht is1a western Newspaper rn'on
LESSON FOR DECEMBER
JESUS SENDING OUT MISSION.
ARIES

LESSON rEXT-Luke Ni-st
GOLDEN TENT-The harvest uuly IL
great. but the iaborers are few. pray ye
therefore the Lord Of the harvest that
He woeid send forth iaborers into the
harvest Luke io.
REFERENCE MATERIAL - Matthew
ioi-t2
PRIMARY roPIc-Jesus Sends Out
Seventy Helpers
JUNIOR ToPIC-Jesus Sends Forth
Seventy Missionaries
INTERMEDIATES AND SENIOR TOPIC
-Heralis OF the Kingdom.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
Our Home Mission Work.
.. The Seventy s,nt Forth tvv. I, 2).
I. Appointed ny the Lord ". ~.
Only those should go forth who are
appointed by the Lord.
2 Sent Forth Two by Two ". ~,
The purpose Of this was that they
might mutually help, counsel and sup
port each other
8. Reason for Their Appointment ".
~. The harvest was great. but the In.
horers were few. The task before the
Christian church after nearly 1900
years Is still great.
T. Pray the Lord to Send Forth Ia.
borers ". -. The realization Of the
prodlgious task before us will cause
us to pray To the Lord to send forth
more laborers.
~. instructions Given wv. 3-I6).
I. lie Reveals the Dangers Confront.
Ing Them ". -. They were thrust
forth by the Lord TO proclaim His
name, though so doing would expose
them 10 deadly peril. even as lambs
surrounded by hungry wolves. II mat
ers not what the dangers are II the
Lord sends forth
.. Free From All Incumbrance "
A. The mission was urgent, So all that
would in any way hinder the speedy
execution OF the task was to be left
behind
3. Distinction OF Social Intercourse
to Be Omitted (v AZ. Eastern saluta
tlons were long-drnwn affairs. To 90
into such formalities would delay
Christ's messengers.
4 Behavior IN III Homes Where Re
ceIved wv. 59). uD Oner the peace
Of the gospel (vv 3. 81. This is to be
done regardless as to whether II Will
be received or not There Is a refie,
blessedness In preaching the gospel.
Even when the message Is rejected the
effort Is not wasted. but comes back to
the one who has made the effort. t2)
DO not shift quarters (vv. 7, 81 Mis-
sionarles should remain In the home
where they have been received. con
tent with what Is given them They
should not demand better food and
more comfortable quarters than what
is commonly provided. However. that
which is given should be gratefully re-
ceived, for the laborer Is worthy OF his
hire. (3) Healed the sick ". 9).
These disciples were given power "a
heal the sick. The ministers OF Christ
should seek to give relief to those In
distress and use every opportunity to
proclaim the gospel message.
s. The Awful Fate Of Those Who Re
ject Chrlst's Message wv. 10-l6). Their
case is more hopeless than that OF
Sodom. Those who reject Christ's mes
sengers reject Christ
~. The Return Of the Seventy tvv,
1920.
I. Their Report (v. III. They were
highly elated. They seemed to be
agreeably surprised. They not only
found that they could heal the sick
hut cnst out demon also. They Gcemet
The citizen., 1922-11-29
HOME DEPARTMENT
Conducted BY the Home Economies Department Of Ber,

Pea Ses6ls
I c. peas (mashsd s~d put thruy
sieve) tseasoned)
2 eggs
cup white sauce
Mix pear, white sauce and yolls Of
eggs and cook In double boiler untr
egg tegins to cook. Fold In stifly-
beaten VIII tes. Pour Into buttered
baking d sh. Place in a pan Of warm
water Bake In a moderate oven un.
ill firm.
Cranberry Roll
IN c. -four
" tsp. salt
4 tbsp. syrup
2 tsp. b p.
4 ttsp. shortening
3 tbsp. water
Mix tn above ingredients and roll
out OF e-half inch thick and covcs
with cooked cranberries. Roll NJ
TO- jelly roll. tucking the ends In
well. Bake in moderate oven, serve
with vanilla sauce
II very juicy sauce is left try:
Cranberry Pudding Sauce
3ttsp. cornstarch
&c. cranberry juice
Y c. sugar
u tbsp. lemo, Juice
Apple Snow
&c. apple sauce (swcctened and
put thu a sieve)
2 egg whites n
Juice Of lemon
Mix apple sauce ard lemon juice
and fold in the stifly beaten egg
whites Chill before serving.
The citizen., 1922-11-29

INEXPERIENCED
"What kind Of coal do you Wish.
mumr
Dear me, ! am so inexperienced
In these thines.> Ara there various
kinds7"
"oh yes. We have EGG coal, chest.
nut -"
81 think I'll take egg coal. We
have eggs oftener than we have
chestnuts"
The citizen., 1922-11-29

All schools in the contest are
visited at least once each month by
supervisors from Berea, sometimes
oftener. Twelve schools a-e in the
contest, but records are INCOMPLETE
in some cases. The record below
shows the standing of those schools
whose records are complete to date.
The race is nip and tuck with Silver
Creek, Hickory Plains and Whites
Station practically neck ard neck.
Any of the others still have a chance
to pull up and beat the leaders out.
Now that winter is coming on,
teachers ard patrons should work on
attendance. Keep the children well
and in school as regularly as posi-
BILE. Have your own get-togethe-
community meetings ard see that
everything comes along as it should.
Standing Of the Schools
The citizen., 1922-11-29
AlCiinu the Weak

We then that are strong ought to
bear the inhrmliles Of the weak. and
not to plcnse ourselves-Romans l5:l
The citizen., 1922-11-29
STANDING OF THE SCHOOLS

STANDING OF THE SCHOOLS
The rural schools in southern
Madison county and in the edge Of
Rockcastle now engaged in a contest
for prizes are making progress that
is well worth while. The contest
has been running since the schools
began in July. Prizes of s25, SIS,
and $40 have been offered by friend
Of education. The contest is based
upon a possible credit of thousahi 4
points distributed as follows:
Points for Credit
The citizen., 1922-11-29
Things That We Shall %.

These are the things that ye shall
do: Speak ye everv man the truth to
his neighbor; execute the Judgment Of
truth and peace In your gates
Zachariah SIG
The citizen., 1922-11-29

Wisdom D~eIis With Prudeoes.
In wisdom dwell with prudence and
find out knowledge OF witty Inventions
Proverbs S:l2.
The citizen., 1922-11-29

Best Men Needed.
The worst times need the best men.
Alexander Maclsren-
The citizen., 1922-11-29

The Wise Man.
A wise man will make more oppors
tuDIties than he fnda-RncOn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-15
FOUR KILLED AT CROSSING.
Mother Also Badly Injured in an An.
tOmObi1e Accident

Eden. Md, Aug. 1.-THE autono-
bile OF Henry w. Jones, a farmer Nv
Ing about one mile north OF here, while
crossing his private crossing from his
home 10 the State road with his wife
and four daughters. was struck by the
Philadelphia express, instantly Killing
Mildred. IA: Thelma, 10. and Alien.
s years old, and seriously injuring
Helen, 3. and the parents. Tho three
Injured were taken by a northfound
express to Peninsula General Hospi-
tai. Salisbury, about IL miles, where
Helen died soon afterward. Mrs. Jones
Is reported in critical condition and
| not expected TO recover. Jones is cut
and bruised and seems 10 be daze1
/ from shock, but will recover.
Jones. a prosperous farmer OF Vice.
mico county, and his family started
! from their home about p. m. TO visi
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Hilghman OF Shad Point. The crossing
is without protection, as 10 is a pri
vate road to tho Jones farm. II Fl
supposed the family wac engaged fl
conversation. not noticing the ap
preaching express train. running n
80 miles an hour, until TOO late.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-15
Eastlake.Thompson Game on

The game scheduled for Thursday
evening between Eastlake and Thomp
son All-Stars, mt Twenty ninth and
Market, has been cancelled owing to
some Misunderstanding between these
two teams and officials OF the Church
League. game between Grace and
Brandywine. will be played there In
stead and should draw a large number
OF fans as Brandywine is leading the
first division with Grace right at their
heels.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-15

days sledse tfAvel. tho spirit Their
mometsrs registering "a degrees below
zero, Fahrenheit. Leo Moran. In his
newest two reel comedy. "Henpecked"
IL tho added attraction.
Explain Novel Trick.
cur,onslty OF the public aroused by
tho banning mystery OF tho magician =
trick Saving = Lady In Half Will
mako tho photoplay exposition OF the
trick, the most popular screen novelty
When person Is possessed OF n
strong curiosity and whom trick ~
so bafflng AZ to defy even the com
mon lawa OF nature. there IL little
question but that the person will b.
eager TO satisfy that curiosity and I,
re establish for himself there laws
Saving Lady In Half" gives thu
screen follower one OF the best novel
ties ever seen. The whole trick from
beginning to end Is exposed by tn
man who originated II. The simplicity
OF the stunt Ii only exceeded by tn
cleverness Of Il.
Next week this subject will form tn
mort important part OF tho program a
the Arcadia Theatre.