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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
BLACKSTONE

The greatest of al emotion-jra-
mas-the play that has drawn
laughs and tears from million
American he2rts-at last given a
production worthy Of its story. ia
Salvation Nell" the picture that
finishes its engagement at the
Blackstone today.
South Bend people speak Of this
picture as,One Of rare quality, COM
bininS fun. romance, heart-interest
and excellent dramatic composition.
Thrills, romance, mystery, a very
fine cast, excellent direction pho
Biography of a very high quality end
stirring climax - these are the
principal ingredients of this picture.
If ever n photoplay boosted a wide
variety Of scenes, this one is il.
It is seldom that such rapid fire.
action as distinguishes this produc-
tiCn can be kept up for seven reels
without a Earring note or illogical
sequence in the situations which
arise. But there isn't a hitch in the
progress of events. One incident
blends into another with perfect
SmCOthnCSS.
Pauline stark is excellent in the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
AUDITORIUM

Circumstantial evidence has been
the bane OF the law ever since Nero
added and Rome burned TO the
ground. The early christians were
thrown TO the beasts and made
torches Of with circumstantlal evil
dence as the excuse. Nathan Hale
was the victim Of circumstantial evil
dence as was Major Andre. Circum-
stantial evidence has broken many
hearts. and IL Is the backbone OF
THE Lying Truth" the feature
which is being shown at the Audi
torium today. The story concerns the
so called faHcy or circumstantial
evidence and in any number Of ways
shows tbat this IS not always the
proof that should be used for a
conviction. 1t was written and di-
rected by Marion Fairfax. who for
many years past has been writer
Of note not only wrote the play but
also directed IL. A comedy Cured"
Is also on the program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
POINCARE JEERS
RUMOR THAT j. 5.
WILL INTERVENE
Premier of France Declares
Arbitration Rumors Are
Evidently Humbug-
BY FRANK r. MASON.
IL y =. stan Correspondent

PARIS Dec. 2Z-Premier Ray
rnond P0lncare. OF France, central
figure lu The German reparations
negotiations. told international News
Service today he believes that reports
of possIbIe American Intervention in
the reparatlons situation are false.
lie believes that American ISOLATION
VIII stand intact.
s'hiz was the FIRST formal statement
from the French premier since re-
ports became current that America
may take q hand in attempting 20
solve the indemnity tansle through
mediation.
The arbitration rumors are eF'-
IDENTIFY humbuz." declared NJ. Poln-
care The French government has
not received any information when
would Indicate that the United states
contemplate making an offer OF
mediation.
THE reports Of possible American
participation evidently were made
in Germany Information in pos
session or the French indicates that
America is i'm sympathy with the
French viewpoint and believes that
Germany should be compelled 10 pay
France"
French officials declare that the
United states has fixed ideas upon
European affairs which would make
her prejudiced umpire N She offer
Ell to arbitrate in the reparations
muddlc. They hinge this accusation
upon the following three develop
ments
tI.=Failure Of the American senate
to ratify the Treaty OF Versailles
2.-Repudiation OF the three
power British French and Ameri-
cam treaty Of alliance by the United
states.
3.-Fallure OF the United States
TO give serious consideration 20 the
proposal for the cancellation Of
apied war debts.
French officials declare that
France has already lost so many
rights under the treaty OF Versailles
that she cannot be expected now
ia surrender her right 20 take
pledges from Germany to insure
payment OF indemnity
1T IS understood here that IL the
United States really makes represen-
tations 20 the allies asking for an
Opportunity 20 present an arbitra-
ton plan. Washington will be re-
quested 10 send representatives to
rails next month when the allied
premiers will he I'm conference.
However. the French will oppose
American arbitration unless the
Americans offer 10 discuss both
allied debt cancellations. and in
demnity at tie same time.
Copyright. 1922, BY /. y. s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
CASTLE

A splendid comedy Lively, fun
ny and original is Mr.. Barnes of
New York, the picture that closes
its run at the Castle theater today.
Every foot OF Mr. Barnes of New
York, has a good laugh. The story
is n scream and Tom Moore, who
has the leading role, does some of
his very best work in this one. 1t
tells Of an American traveller who
becomes involved in a COrsican feud
when he unexpectedly is a witness
10 a duel From this point the pic
ture fairly skins through thrills and
laughs.
On Sunday. Salvation Nell" one
of the greatest love stories ever
written. will be shown at the Castle
with Pauline Starke in the featured
part.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
Stage
tBy the Press AgentD
PALACE

Some time in an actors career he
Will appear on the vaudeville stage,
but il took a long time for Henry
g. WalthaU TO succumb TO the siren
voice OF the two-a-day However,
this eminent artist OF the stage ana
screen is making his first appearance
IN vaudeville in this city at the Pal
ace theater again today in a tense
dramatic playlet entitled The Tn
known"
AR Walthau has had many OPP
portunities 10 take this step. but
re has never felt that a suita bic We
hicle had been offered him until
Ethel Clifton submitted TO him the
manuscript of The Unknown" Miss
Clifton has written and successfully
produced a number of vaudeville
playlets and in writing THE In
known" she mad Mr.. Waithal i'm
mind as the principal character for
It's portrayal She has long been an
admirer Of his dramatic ability and
since he has appeared in 1t with
such phenomenal success she feels
that her choice was we'll made
In THE Unknown" in which he
enacts a dual role. he has the op-
portunity for displaying his eXcep-
tional talents and versatility TO a
heightened degree 1t is a part that
he masters with all the consumate
skill that has made him famous by
his screen Characterization. The
playlet is termed a psychological
mystery study the scene is laid in
France and the action takes place
q year after the close of the World
war.
On the same bill are Dewitt and
Robinson n tiny comedian and his
musical partner; the Three Weber
girls. who intersperse their aero
battles with melody and dancing;
Lambert and Fish, original flinsters
who burlesque operate singing
amusingly. and Bertram and Andes,
two girls who sing and Tlay.
Henry b Walthall also appears
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
YULETIDE SPIRIT
SWAPS FILMDOM
Movie Stars Express Their
Happiness as Eve of
Christmas Draws Near.
BY WILLIAM G. CAYCT.
u. Y. =. Stan Cnrrr-nnndenf- ]

HOLLYWOOD. Calf. Dec. %
What are the movie stars thinking
of as Christmas rolls around?
Pola Negri IS happy because she
is in tie land o. her dreams. Roscoe
Fatty Arbuckle is happy because
he Is 10 have another chance. But
let them ten their Christmas
thoughts themselves. Here is what
they had TO say today:
Pola Nesri. This is the first
ChEistmas for me in the land Of my
dreams.-America, Always I've want
ed 10 produce pictures I'm America
where motion picture making has
progressed far beyond the best Eu-
ropean efforts"
Jackie Coogan: I'm happy be-
cause I wrote Santa Claus 10 re-
member every little boy and girl in
the world. He won't forget. for san
Ia Claus is the finest man i'm the
world. next 10 my own daddy"
Claire Windsor: win HAYS is our
Santa Claus this year He is bringing
Us public confidence. a great per-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
Secrets of the MoUieS Revealed

Q-What famous screen star
once studied for the opera but was
forced 90 give 10 up owing TO throat
trouble and then went into the
movies
Wanda Hawley studied voice
!n New York and was we'll on her
way 10 an operate career when her
throat went back on her. Now she
is starring IN the movies.
Q-Upon what day does Marion
Davies birthday fall2
A-Marion Davies birthday Is on
January / She viii be % on the
next enc.
O-What movie star was once a
wrestler. bicycle racer. artist 3
model and student q sculpture?
A--Francls Y. Bushman engaged
in all the foregoing professions be.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23

fo.- entering the movie game.
Odd Caruso ever appear In the
movies
A.-Yes. CarUso took fling q,
the movies with Famous Players
appearing in My Cousin" and
Prince Ubaldo."
Q-With what famous actress did
Douglas Mclean play on the stage
A-Douglas Mclean played with
Maude Adams IN Peter PAN and
other Barrie plays.
A famous writer got up at 5
o'clock in the morning in order
that ne might lead the life Of a
screen star while his book was be-
ing translated into the silver
sheet. Who IS he? You will
know on Monday.
Copyright 1929
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
ADJUSTMENTS !


principal role which calls for a
dynamic display CT energy and tn,
stars ability as a forceful emo
tional actress has never been mani
Tested TO better advantage. The TO-
mantle phases and melodramatic
punches in this big picture are
spiendidly developed and a crashing
climax is attained.
Is any change that apparently
comes over human nature and The
human soul, when in the face OF
what seems certain death genuine
enough To persist after the danger
has passed That is the underly-
ing theme OF the wonder picture,
The Sin Flood, which comes 20
the Blackstone thcater for three
days starting Sunday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
REID SUFFERS
SLIGHT RELAPSE
Condition of Film Star is Not
Causing Much Worry,
His Wife Declares.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Dec. %
CBy L.. P)-The condition Of Wal
lace Reid. film star. was reD0rt I'd
slightly worse today.
His condition IS not so favorable
"a in the last few days mis- physi-
cans declared lie is weaker. ana
his pulse has Increased 90 100.
Reds condition however. is not
causing undue W. ~. Mrs. Dorothy
Davenport Reid ills wife, declared
today While a se.A3cS Of tins sort
would have been exceedingly grave
last week he has recovered enough
strength i'm the past seven days 90
relieve the extreme danger OF re-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
ORPHEUM

Final performances OF Gloria
Swanson and her excellent cast arc
being presented at the OrphcCm
theater today. This picture, The
impossible Mrs. BeIlew" has been
pronounced by all who have seen il
as Miss SwlnSon's very best 1t is
safe To say that no other recent pic
lure has been 50 iavishly produced
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23

on the screen IN The Marriage
Chance" taking the part OF a doc
tor with a mania for vivi-section.
Others in the cast are Milton Sins
Alta Allen. Tuliy Marshall. Mitchell
Lewis and Irene Rich. An Aesops
Fable and Pat1e News rounds out
the bill
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
FREE METHODIST.

y Chri-twHs p-oEram wiz DE
given al the Free Methodist sun
day school Pennsylvania av. and =
Bush s-- at $50 o'clock tonight
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
THE GIE,I sIPEENlE

4 Trojan electric washer or Royal
oieauer-Sc.l ON easy terms. =. W.
Schanuer CO. OPP. =. o. on JEFF.
blvd adv-354-357
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23

she'll appreciate a writs watch for
Xmas. The better kind OF wrist
watches are on display az Cleis &
Goetz. 10 r. Jefferson blvd.
Advt.-G5I-57
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23

sonal desire 10 make more worth
while pictures and generally put the
industry riEhJ before the theate~-
goers'
Time Worn Carol.
Norma Taimadge. The time-yy orn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
kOPPTIk kI-TTII. kII-R CIGAKs

Guaranteed an imported filler
with Sumatry wrapper. All dealers.
Advt -2Q2-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23

Garment Repairing. r.. r Clean
ers adv-354-361.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23

Buy her a Jordan for Christmas
Advt-337-35S.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-08
Winter Baseball
Planned for City
BY Star Players

For the hrSs tfuse y s~sersi yes<@
fastona il t. haze siass< sza-es@zi
this season
= { Rodgers Ass sazr<~ Il hz-s<~
ing games for tn. team. SIS lax
Martin. manager Il the B<ttDna ssz<n
in the Florida State I.e4xae. ~sa ~
IN charge as Essnaxrt
steps ara being sskea ns~ - ~
range gaines wsth the ssrmaa@ fsxt-s
team and the teams IF >t~t>.a -
serslfk Rollins s'eIlexe- C-<-a- ts~
University II Florida. X u - LA
asallie and others "A fh1z - AIS
n j. expected that IRE 4rss x&rzsr
~ill -. PLAYED here zlszsf fsnssrS -
and 4 Is planned - Aas~ II s~>F< tvs
games each s.-es asays~E n ta@f fza<>.
The admission fhzrx- probably ga
making venture hs: Z fA~rr 49,
thing left after - n< esss~a~r< -
surplus proAsols A~1l - asx ss-<s
among the 3las ~
The team that 81 r*sr~s~Es 49,
.oas eIr~s1s if-oks F~rs fzr MA -
and m. nasasA ne& "a sA~ su&t~T .
eiuti. seTes4i pFuf~e=ss>z<t -s2sE~rx
IN. asfs nsTs al ~ ts-srrx~ z~si~f
Ben Foirx and rlu . 3rb~a- tsh~rs
sn ,he team ali - Manager Marta
u r Williams sn114 Porter Natter
shannon Ismms Nzlsea AZ :
Volt The fsne ~ has nd s~~z
4,.sf.ss hs.t s. To- zzaassRr~s y
he nexr f-~ asss
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-08
Good Results Looked For in
Future as Result of Meeting
Good Roads Advocates in lax

Powerful impetus was given the
good roads movement in Florida and
the other southeastern states at the
good roads conference Of the south
eastern district. held in Jacksonville
Thursday and Friday under the aus.
pieces of the American Automobile
Association. according to delegates
from Daytona who returned Saturday
from Jacksonville
Those who attended the meeting
from l)aytona as representatives of
the local Chamber Of Commerce were
S. Z. Crosby. secretary. George Fl
Van Pelt and w. b. Goldenberg
The meeting was the first which
has been held h, the southeastern
district and il WAS desired to effect
permanent organization and affiliate
with the \ A. A. q temporary exec
utive committee was appointed to
prepare plans of organization and sub
init them To "A meeting to be called at
the Will of this committee
This committee is composed of tNo
men from each state represented at
the meeting and viii hold a meeting
in the near future in Montgomery
Ala. There were seyen states repre-
scented. Florida Alabama. Georgia.
North and South Carolina Tennessee
and Kentucky. The two members of
the committee from Florida are +.
Shilling. president OF the Miami Au-
tomoble Club. and Frank O. Miller.
president of the Jacksonville Auto
mobile Club
The American Automobile tassoeia.
ton will hold its regular meeting
January / and on that date the south
eastern district VIII submit a request
tor formal recognition
George Diehl, of Buffalo. president
Of the assoc ation. was present and
presided over the sessions Among
the principal speakers were Mr.. Diehl
William Jennings Bryan. John Work
of Charleston, ). G.. Charley Hayes
4 Jacksonyille
Judge Phillips drew great appans.
when he declared that his reeoumen
dation would be "A coordination 81
effort on the part of motor clubs ana
commercial organizations with thf
definite aim OF obtaining hard sur
! faced road from the extreme boundary
ine Of the United States and Canads
"a the southernmost part Of FIorlda
One Of the important points STRESSED
something should be done 10 rofr.e
the INSTRUMENTATION which has beer
sent broadcast over the country .
various times regarding Florida an
Florida roads
In a resolution adopted the otEan
ization declared # would 10 an i
rs power TO giy. the general publ
throughout the country exact and AZ
fhoritative information conc ernin
not only Florida but the entire sonft
; east ana that to this end msp r0a
guides and other literature would j.
J prov ded
Through THIS method the motorin
2 public viii b. assured If accurate j.
1 formation and motorists were ~sfne
that Il they accept information ofhe
than that issued through the orgdniI,
Q tion ar by the American Autpmosll
I Association theN ,.aal1 DO So II he
d own risk
The imperative necessity for nari
y surfaced roads Wa thoroughly ~
u cussed and i was the ennsenslis
, opinion that good concrete roads tau.
he built and made heavy enough
; carry the load limit aud that the
roads. IN all case@. must bn bum =
r honest MGR
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-08
Forum Season Of 1922 Opens This
Speaker on Conditions in Germany

The Open Forum, which will COM
mence its third season at the Audi
forum in DaytOna Beach today will
be initiated with an address of excep-
tional interest. as well as by con-
cert which promises to be above the
ordinary i'll ability
The Forum program. assembled by
Robert s. Holmes. able director OF the
Assembly and Forum. is one OF the
greatest programs to be given on any
platform in America this winter The
list Of speaker guests include many
OF the most noted speakers of Amer
lea. who will bring to Triple Cities
audiences thoughts and messages
which bear exceptional interest
For the opening number of the
Forum program the management has
been fortunate in securing so able
speaker as DR. Ben Franklin Allen. of
Boston. educator. lecturer and author
of note
Or. Allen for many years has been
a college president and professor. ami
has made a deep study Of civic and
social problems
White slavery. child labor. militar-
Ism and political trading have all been
attacked by this man with the trench
ent pen and the tongue Of fire over
three millions OF his tracts and
pamphlets have been circulated AMI
his voice has been heard in forty
eight states and throughout Canda.
England and Ireland
But there came the great war See
ing this as the opportunity of the
century to crush. once for all. the
evil powers of autocracy he gave up
everything and offered his services
to the government to serve in what
ever capacity he was best fitted. His
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-08
Tuesday EUening
Bridge Club Met
With Miss Williams

The Tuesday evening Bridge Club
Of this week ne. with MISS Dora vii
liams at her lovely home on Ridge
Won't avenue.
Several exciting games 81 bridge
yer" PLAYED High scores being made
by Mrs Albartus Hankins and Mrs
Hewett Edmond lowest
Delicious Refreshments were served
by the hostess
Miss Williams g,est~ Included
Mrs. Kenneth Sutherland. Ms David
Sholiz. Mrs George Marks Mrs Al
barrtns fIankins Mrs Parez VII
liams. Mrs lIlitt Fdmondson and the
Misses Edna Wallace and IIarriett.
Crane.
Great Britain is paving old age pen
Sions to 83p.ohp men and COS 900
women
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-08
.aiSOn Blanc is
Open With Gowns,
Exclusive Styles

The distinguished clientele uf MAJ
son Blanc will find pleasure in know
ing that this exclusive shop of ap-
parel for ladies' is Respondent xlfh
the fashionable creations of the master
makers of charming attire. Imporia
tons of striking beauty are displayed
in "a way to unfold wonderful riot Of
color in rich fabrics. That this shop
has large following is only the nat
ural result of the distinctiveness of
its merchandise
Possibly the greatest feature Of NJ
son Blanc is the axclusiyeness of many
81 its Partisan styles II special
ICES IN certain productions which
are not to be obtained elsewhere II
is this dain,ness and air of refinement;
in its apparel which makes it much
favored by ladies who are far from
being satisfied by materials and DE-
signs which are indeed quit. meri
torlUus
Maison Blanc is certain 10 An tn.
esteem of all ladies The client .i.
constantly increases. and the manage
ment Is 10 be congratulated on the
thorough manner in which the shop
has been prepared FOR most pros
porous season.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-08
Harry Ennis, Who
Died Friday, Will
Be Buried this p. M

Funeral services for Harry Ennis,
who died Friday at a local hospital,
will be held at 2 o'clock this after
noon from the undertaking parlors of
Bingham & Maley After thk SER
vices the body. accompanied fby Mr..
Ennis uncle, Mr.. House. wiz be sent
to his former home in MaySville, Ky.
for interment
Mr.. Ennis had made Ais home in
Daytona for the last tbfee years and
had been connectedk with the San
Juan garage. A few days ago he told
friends at the garage that he was
suffering with a severe cold and was
going to hospital. Pneumonia de-
velOped Immediately and resulted in
his death.
Mr.. Ennis is survived By his widow,
who was Miss Lillian Citizens, and a
baby five months old During his
residence in Daytona he has made
many friends by whom his death is
deeply mourned.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-08

United States Senator William +;
Chandler of New Hampshire. now de
ceased and grandson of the late
Hon. John +. Hale of Dover. n. FL.
at one time minister to Spain
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-08

greatest value was found to be that
of morale raiser and so on the plat
form in churches. halls. theatres and
upon the street he liftei his voice for
the righteous cause
Then in community service he con
Quoted dances. lecture courses must
cal evenings and an open forum at
the gates of one of the largest camps
and was pronounced triumphant sue
cess. Soldiers and civilians. milI
owners and mill hands listened to AZ
discussel subjects both radical
conservative during the mental lat
II the War without getting mad Tad
icals and conservatives sat 10 - Ia
gether IN true hrothellv spiA For
Mr. Allen has the graceful $ulty Of
keeping a~ee; and though he has
some radical views anfl also some con
sentative ones. vet his audiences take
him snod usfuredly
Mr. Allen has just returned from a
several months studv al the so ial
political AMI economic conditions ii
Europe AMI has something Nere ,loh
mite To say
Particularly are al people interest
Ell in fiist band knowledge ~ eonJi
tons IN Germany TODAY and at the
possibilities Of tomorrow These facts
DR.. Allen will touch on having iirsi
hand knowledge Of them from elose
association With the leaders 81 that
country for the past summer To-
aay's for,Lm adlfess sh"nid be- an 81
the most interesting ii the .ni.Y-
series. which contain a'Je high
lights
The Industrial school hotf Of pesia
glris IS no stranger 81 filpie cities
aulienccs. who have come 80 8ppi.
ciate the musical ahilits ct ire negro
girls The AUDITORIUM shm4d be- we'll
filled this afternoon a. fae tsaeAliss
Forum SESSION
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-08

FORUM PROGRAM
2:45 p. NJ.
Concert by industrial School
Choir.


Negro spirituelles: .
ia, Il Want to Be Ready .
. tb) All Want to Go to .
Heaven. .
. 2-ta) Listen to the Lambs .
Oh I've Been Buked and .
I've Been Scornei." .
3-"Then Ny Little Soul Is .
. Gwine 10 Shine .
ta) My Way Is Cloudy .
Oh. Live t'mble." .
) The Old Flag Never Touch .
ed the Ground .
g.: p. M. .
announcements.
. Address. Germany Today
. and Tomorrow. DR. Ben Frank .
. lin Allen, Boston.
Discussion .
Everybody Welcome
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-08

sett Pier. r. l.. who has been the guest
of her daughter. Mrs. Everett Willeum
Is now located for the winter at the
Dcspland hotel
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-08

Miss Ella ' l,roMnine arrived Fri
dav afternoon rom her home n Nat
ragansstt Pier. r /. and has Joined
~ ,roNnings Tor ihe season ~ tis
Despland hotel
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-08

Temperature ~ ll4assd 4aa
degrees below aeta