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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-21
LEO DITRICHSTEIN
IN 1.-THE GREAT LOVER

The dramatic event OF Tia" season Will
no tho arT,.aranrr a. the Court theatre
On TUESDAY and Wednesday Feb. tn d
SIN OF the distinguished actor Mr., l'""
r!trirhYtctu In hts biggest success NJ
C;rcut Lover" on" Of Ia" "In'StrS or the
theatre. MIR pitr!vhst"ir Will Stop on
her. en- route to Tia. l:tC!l'' coast.
The trau>s'onii mental trip "t MT III
tri,hsteiu. who was described by MIS-"
Amy lie. III" crud!te critic or t"r
I'h!rayo Daily News. ms the best actor
In the country" Will take him to MANY
titles which he has not visited since MS
triumphant tour In The Concert ten
wars uyO In these communities mo
fame OF Mr. pltrichstetn and The
Great Lover has long preceded him
and for years theatregoers have been
anxious to see the artist In this orIi-
Han rlay. However. Mr.. Dltrtchstc ms
nnnulari,v IN New York. Chicago. fhila-
Ielrhia. Boston a nd other large cities
has been ouch as T. cOn'nc his seasons
10 them almost exclusively III recent
years
The Great Lover" written by Mr..
DItrichsteiu and Froderi" and Fannie
Hat,ou. and which teiis the romantic
story OF the great operate tenor who
lost his voice. ranks among mos; not
nbla comedy achievements on the Amer
lean stage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-21
Garage Men Held for
Having Possession Of
Stolen Automobiles

Fairmnnt. w. Va. Jan. ~ hnfF'"
with having In his p"rnrnnl"n elk hl"''n
nuIomnbiIra knowing them I" hhr'
boon rtnlnn. Fred vendetta w"7 tonight
hrId hy I'ni,cd Ginrru t"mnlrHi"n"r j.
T.. kirby under bond OF N'"''"" '"'
preliminary hcnrinK to u" h"Ih 81
Inter dnIo.
Frank Gnydcr. n proprietor or I"'h
Enrnvo arrested under Hlmilar chHrR"
for hnvIng two cars in his p""F"asion'
was r"lcnerI under bond uf 5000 Tor
his hearing
Attorney G. w Cunningham. nf Elk
ms. and w. G. brandon, Of RelinE'on'
appeared for Vendetta. and Attorney
Clay -. Amos. ~ Fairm"ut. Tor SnF"er:
Tho arrest followed tho recovery OF
over twenty stolen automobiles IN TINS
city and cnv!rons by city police ana
II,,shurrh detectives. The cars hnd
passed through tho hands OF Vendetta,
Snyder and other dealers. II Is claimed
all were stolen In Pennsylvania ana
Ohio, and because OF their having h"cn
IN interstate commerce the government
prosecution was begun after SnrclhI
Investigator IT. l.. Morgan. or tho nus
hurgh department of justice. had naue
an invest !gaiIon of the cases.
Fairmont Is said To have heen INC
distributing point OF n large NUMBER OF
organized automobile thieves, and thh'
many cars were handled here afier h"'hf
stolen around Pittsburgh. Pa. and %
lumbuq Ohio is IA" claim Of the gov
eminent Investigators.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-21

gold mine Of EJ:lS sunhutst 81
dance and melody. and containing 80
l,u1hn by actual c"uut. 'rI'klc VI"
with tho irrcpro .ail.ir and urr"''l""7
Frank TlnucN end II contrary or To- I''h
than rs youthful CuJdlui"rn. '"'p"i""
ed by Arthur IitInmcrrtoin wtil conn"
TO tho Court Tor tire" days starting
Thurrdnv. January "Euh with IL Sn'ur'
day matinee "'ri,Elc Ne aud frrnI
Tinnsy, Conoz triumphant. tr"m lew
Norh acclaim To further r"HTHui'
good entertainment, onto ii"rh''h
Frank Mnndcl and oscar ilnmm"rHt"n.
md wrote tho ruhhllnE hn"i, aud lF'''"
Will, Herbert StathArt tInkl"d ont ia"
lively rhythms 4 ndCrllnuy o. h"h'F
amuAinE eplKodsa Tickle Nc billed
a uualgirl comedy IN tw" alta ""i
twelve EcrCams. ruus riot with hra.' /"
and colorrul costumes and stage '"i-
,InSs that defy adiectiN"s ~ d"SCrir.
ton. With Frank Tinnry "A tn" con
trail figure With his funny dldoe' ana
merry quIpR. his supporting cast Ia not
TO be passed by Every memher - Il
xtar on his or her own. and has lonS
been found Broadway-proot "ii'"m
Collier. BY tho way. directed the sag
ing OF Tickle Me"
As becomes "a lTaramerstr;n efusI"n
tho chorus. on reliable authority. can
sing and dance and look pcachN with
out trying. They ate young. siGapp'nE.
red-lipped and bricht-NyHd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-21
HARD COAL MEN
IN DEMAND FOR
70 P {. ADVANCE

,,,... 49,. ~, -, nn Tho # min to
,.,,i,..,r ~, ,,,,,,,,l,c ,ufuc work
A. I,,o ,o.do, ,dou,cL tho rorommru-
,,,Iou ~ ia, ,c,lc cnnuIttoo demand
, ., ,,, ,,,..,o,,,o I vnuou for
,....,.., I.,, ,,,, 6, , I,y incrcpyo
ror all d,,. man
.rha cnuvcntlrn huL before Il tonight
, recommendation nrnyIdInV for n eus-
,,to, -, ,,Irtry mn Arril in tho
cvcnt that no satisfactory agreement
has becn reached hy that date. Leaders
.,Id there wan every urnSrcrt Of itS
adupt!on
Their Demands.
Tho del.y,tcs ,1sn odop,cd 4 demand
,hot IN, nrouoqcL new pgrrcmrut to
,prn IN. lilac. OF the present one which
rxnirrs March al. shall not exceed Il
u,r,,l of two years. and that il pro
h,bits the making of individual agree
rrruts and contracts in the mining of
cuol
The scale committc" presented To the
trony.ut,uu nineteen rrupusrl demands
/ on the operntorg and three TcrUmmcn-
La,Ions TO h. carried out hy the scale
ron,nittee Other demands provide for
:, uniform ware scale SO that Various
,.,,ur,,I,,,s ar lE.r rnnrurIrr shall com
,,,,rL rho sam. Mares. that the G"Ll
h,,,r rIous, I'm m, prc."nt agreement
.l,,n II, unrlIrd to ali p-rs0I.H working
! g. and .hnut the mines coming under
ma, n,ri.,dI,I,nu Of the mine NuiErfs'
union. time aud hnlf tim" f." All every
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-21
WOMEN PLAN ACTIVE
CAMPAIGN NEXT WEEK
Mrs. Paul Urges Women to Attend
Mass Meeting Monday
Evening

Plans are afoot for the voters mass
meetiuy which Will be held Monday
evening in the market auditorium under
the auspices OF the Good Government
League and the League OF Women F"t-
ers. Mrs A. w. PAUL. addressed the
Woman's club yesterday afternoon ana
urged especially that the women or the
CITY attend Mondays meeting.
During the coming week the LenRu"
plans TO hav" speakers address nnV
audiences which may present them
selves at various gatherings, MIS-
Paul Will make II short talk het"r" the
Lutheran SlstcrhoOd At the EdGwood
Lutheran church. Plans have been DIS
cussed for the Introduction OF four MIN
ute speakers at the motion picture the
aires OF the city hat arrangements have
not bsen completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-21
1.-THE RAINBOW GIRL"
MERRY SONG HIT
Clever Comedy VIII Be Repeated at
Court Today and Tonight

Tho Rainbow Carl" the musical com
edy. which opened -; the Court i|St
night Will be seen again t"!s Afternoon
and evening. The muse \ by Louis y
HIrsch, WHO wrote The score Tor Going
Cp,' Mary and he 'Foll.es.
In The Rainbow Girl interest AZ al
times is sustained and The audience
laughs heartily. beng interrupted oA'E
when song or dance makes ~ WA
into the piece. The heroine OF the story
Is a musical comedy prlma donna, WA"
marries L scion OF the nobility and 'whcn
she arrives at her husbands anc"StrA!
home finds herself confronted by 4 but
Ter who Is her uncle. and an entire
sraff of servants who ara her cousins
And then the play goes on 10 tell hoN
she gets away with Il.
4 well-balanced cast presents the
play nicely. prominent among whom are
Katherine Richmond. who ~ pr!ma don
ma. makes a big IMPRESSION. as we'll az
singing the role delightfully."-. William
chiffon and George Lydeckcv are respon-
sible for much OF the comedy. while
others in the COMPANY include Katherine
Gorham. Edward Lott!S. casper Bauer
Roy Cochraue. Lcuore Bradtcy. ZELDA
Rennle. Joseph Daniels. GahT Leslie,
Helen Formas. Elizabeth Cunningham.
Henry Fisher. Leo Frank. Robert Ar
mold. Jane Burby. Gertrude Parry.
mold, Jane Burhy and Gertrude Parry.
Gaby Leslie and Joseph Daniels. dan
GERS, scored an Immense hit. They GER
taInly were clever The audience asked
for more.
The excellence Of this play IS largely
du. to the clever workmanship OF Jer-
ome x. Jerome. Rennold Wolf and Louis
A. Hlrsch. the co-autNors. The song
hIts, MY Rainbow Cir" Loves Ever
New" "Alimony Blues" Mister Drum
mer Man" i Wonder" 'R"aut.fuI
LADY" I'm Think OF You.' Just You
,A,on." wont Some Nice Boy Marry
Me-" and Lots Go Down 10 the shop
will unRer for days 10 come. All tbs
plus q poppy chorus OF girls
with Fred Solomon =: tie baton. In"
orchestra succeeds In rendering a h!IS'E
entertaining program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-21
REX OFFERS CORKING
GOOD BILL LAST Time

Tie splendid all-star Naud"N!ii" OIL
and the nigh class pictures whi"h nave
been on this wre; AZ the Rex Fheatre
will he brought TO close tonight. l.arfe
crowds have been attending al week.
The Rex this week is offering tho clever
eS, comedian that has ever appeared
here In Roe R"av"S. Ills il with ,hr
.'\yhirl Of Mirth." The cast supporting
him and the splendid acts of Fa"taEe5
yaudr, lie on ,he'hul. add to making up
The excellent show.
Announcement Of another big bill for
u.Nt week will be made tomorrow. fhe
management is striving hard TO secure
.he best acts ohiairabie. There - one
,hlrg certain you cant go wrong 10y Ht-
,s,dipg the performances today. This
weeks bill !s corkcr. Next weeks WILL
will be tho same. lts good snow az
all times at the Rex. Try and get there
today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-21
TO ARM DRY SQUAD
WITH SHOT GUNS

San Francisco. Jan. @Q.--Sawed-or
shot guns will lie given To all prohIbl-
ton agents in California under orders
published here today Dy Tom Brown.
assistant: prohibition director. acting
for f.. Forrest Mitchell. prohibition d.
rector. now IN Los Angeles.
The action was tahrn. Brown eH-
p,alned "a Il protective measure. based
on information that armed bandits la d
attempted to rob rrohih!,,on aEenti OF
1000 worth OF liquor ir Dublin can
Won. Alameda county. Wednesday,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-21
PENNSY PROHIBITION
DIRECTOR TO RESIGN

Shamokin. aP.. Jan. @0-Announce-
ment was mado here Uy W &. Mcton-
nell that he had forwarded his r"siEnn-
ton as prohibition director or i"nnSEl,
Nauia to the United States Internal
Revenue Commissioner ID. Ii. blair at
WRshin gtou.
Tho death Of Senator Penrosc. he OK
planned. had caused many political
changes and this was one OF them.
Asked II the resignation was made by
request, he said: Il have not been asked
TO reslgn by any one connected with
tho prohibition unit"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-21
Ang|o-French Treaty
VIII Be Negotiated Through Regular
Diplomatic Channels Between
Paris and London.

Paris Ian. @0--(Bv the Asosc!a ted
Pross). --NeKottRti0ns through regular
diplomatic channels between Paris ana
London regarding the proposed Anglo
French pact will he begun at once. In
auEuratinE revision to the old school
OF diplomacy. II was announced to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-21
HOUSE GETS REPORT
ON WATER PROJECT

WuShinEton, Ian. 2O-The report sub
United To congress by the international
Joint commission on the proposed st
Lawrence waterway was referred by
Interstate commerce commission OF
which Representative Winslow OF
Massachusetts,. Is chairman. This set
Element OF controversy which had
arisen over reference OF the report was
.,eclured satisfactory by supporters OF
tho waterway proposal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-21
FREIGHT RATES ON !
LUMBER REDUCED

Washington. jan. 2o.-Rh'nh on hhi"-
w""h lumber were ordered I"""'V" w
ia" lntcrrIntn fomnuirn '"hIi'H''"" !"
u hnain OF not more than u" ~ Cents
per 700 pnunhH above mo s'h'h"'" W
thinning IN lp2h. hnfor" general rhte IN
rr"nrcH w"rr put into oiIn"t HhIIioauA
were lnuIiu,trh to mnk" tho now Hchod'
tic CffoUtINr not later thhn Mhfch o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-21
DRY Law Fines Total
Over Million in Ohio

WASHINGTON. Jan. 20.-Fiues for VIC
lation of the Prohibition laws IN Ohio
amounted to over Il million dollars in
1871. while many thousands OF dollars
were assessed In taxes End penalties
according to a report 10 Prohibition
commissioner Haynes today from In
tcrnaI Revenue Collector Miller of.Ct.
lumbus.
Mr.. Miller reported that sSS3,57o 20
was collected according 20 official re-
turns and added that there was no
doubt that tho actual total was Gretly
in excess Of that sum owing to the fact
that many municipalities had delayed
their reports.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-21
OLD CRUISER AGROUND.

Mnrseiller. Jan. 2O.-tl'y inc AhH"-
ciutrI Irras) ! Having driftcd In the
Mediterranean SEA since Wednesday, lha
old French nrm"rrd cruiser M"r""hu 10.
day ran aground ON tn" African coast
nrnr Iiizrrtn. nnid wirrl"r" dinpnlIh
from Tint port MS ni'"Th""'i' i"o
crow Of four men were rrh'urh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-21
FRANK T|NNEY
IN TICKLE ME-
MO MUSICAL COMEDY HEADED hf
PAyoRrTE COMEDIAN HERE
LAST HALF OF WEEK
Roland woodruff, Popular wheeling
hoy II with the Show
Al tho Court Next Three Weeks.

Monday. Tuesday 1.'d Nedn"S-
day flour tim GaIiH) Car
nival" (rhOtnp'sh
THURSDAY. Friday and SATURDAY.
Frank T,naey in Tickle Me
Week Of January 1Oth-ThurS'
ton. the Great Magician.
February 6 Macademy CIuo
Ministries.
February i-s-Leo DetrichStein
In The Great l.over.
February 9 -- George Whites
scandals" with Ann Penntng
ton.
February lO-ll--"The Love Nest
CPopular priced musical com
edyD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-21

LurlInu .Trntliu' Ia tho nIEt part 'l
ia, picture" he upp'nr"d In - dlhn"i
coat and later Ia ErnIl"mnnlN fldihk
togo A. soon nH tho StnIY would allow
hun, hnw'N,I. Il" got Int" ia" fHr N"r'
Uud th"u the Inhabitants ct hlu lminodl-
At" mu>h urhrru rtHyl""d lN"ly I" h""p
u'I' ct hir way. There wore Tow
who "ndrn vorcd To Iutnrr"r" with th"
h"ru bat Ihrv found tho interference
rHr from Wholesome
Tho STORY Involves thC mystery sur
rounding mUu.H death AND tho FOlu-
ton at this M StrrN. aud the tragedy
iuNuiNcs. too. several characters In a
MAJ" that persists until tho ilnRl HCGn".
Min IN his display Of versatility. IN Il
surpIisc oven t. his wRrmeSt admirers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-21

Fannie Hurst IL CALLED The female
o. Henry" She has written eight nov
olottes, all utartlingly vivid and candid.
remarkable for every quality that goes
to create gripping interest. The Intel
llgsncsr has obtain cd exclusive pubn-
oationoation rights IN this city and will
present the Fannie Hurst novelettes to
It's readers on the feature page, begin
ming Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-21
LAST CHANCE TO SEE
TOM MIX AT PLAZA

Tom Mix surprised his admirers IaSt
rf,l, nj the I'lnZ:I theatre. where h"
,IoveL in his latest William Fox pro
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-09
SHANK REGARDS
A. J. BEVERIDGE
PROPER LEADER
Says New Eliminated by His
Newberry Vote and May
flower Trips.
Special to The Times.


GARY, Ind, Feb. Reorganization of
a Beveridge-for-S Senator Club was begun
here last night following a meeting held
at the Emerson school auditorium at
which Samuel Lewis Shank, mayor OF
Indianapolis. was the principal speaker.
Mayor Shank went after Senator Harry
S. New In typical Shank style terming
him "Newberry New" and 'Mayfiower
New and saying the people Of Indiana
wanted q Senator who would look after
the interest of the people and not spend
his time in running around on week
pleasure trips.
Il have talked with folks from all parts
of the State and they tell me that 1922
is going to be a real ballet" said Mayor
Shank 1--WE have got chance to put a
real fighter at the head of our ticket. The
Democrats are cocky. With Beveridge
on the ticket we can beat them sure.
This is a good year tc be sure
IF we 90 on the defensive we are
goners If we dodge we are licked. If
we go out and carry the battle to the
opposition we're sure winners. Bev-
eridge is the man to lead the fight. He'll
keep the opposition on the run from the
start. He'll put the pep into the Re
publican workers everywhere. We need
bin on the ticket and we need him in
the Senate.
The folks decide the elections The
folks will back Beveridge every time
The folks are for him because he's for
the folks He's the biggest man we've
got and the biggest is none too big for
the Senate job"
Mayor Shank compared the records OF
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-09
TRACTION HEAD
ASKS FOR BIDS
indianapolis & Cincinnati
Line May Be Extended.

Bids for the construction Of trac-
ton line from Rushville to Cincinnati
have been asked by the Indianapolis 4
Cincinnati Traction Company, Charles L.
Henry, president of the company mas
annot need. The road would be about
seventy miles in length and would cost
approximately $4,O0o,00O.
The new traction line would extend
from Rushville, through Andersonville,
Metamora, Brookville, Harrison, Ohio, ana
Cincinnati The work will begin within
short time, according to Mr. Henry, II
the cost is fonund not to be prohibltive-
The road would complete a direct trac-
ton line between Indianapolis and Gin
clnnati.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-09
FEDERATION TO
SUPPORT MINERS
Gompers Pledges Backing in
Event of Strike.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-The American
Federation of Labor intends to support
staunchly the miners should a nation
wide coal strike come.
That organization holds. too, 1t is up to
union labor to see that both railroading
and mining are restored to proper func-
tioning and properly serving the people
of the country.
President Samuel Gompers of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor made these
points clear today in an interview with
the United Press.-COpyright, 1922, by
United Press.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-09

New and Beveridge saying the Con-
gressional Record bore the records OF
the two men. He referred to the Record,
showing that Beveridge sent back checks
for S25, 900 that had been turned over to
him for use In his election, but said New
had never done such a thing. He said
New was one of the men who stood by
Newberry; that the people would not
stand for any such actions. IF 1t had
been left to the folks of Indiana New
berry would never have got by. III bet
a dollar to a ringtail doughnut on that
proposition" said Mr.. Shank.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-09
Oh, Girls!

LONDON, Feb. s-Miss Brita Bene-
dicks talented niece of the Swedish Min
lister to England, says Of the modern
girls. "They have nothing to talk about.
They spend too much time with theaters,
snort dancing and clothes"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-09
Murder Thrill in Court

CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 9.--Acting
out a murder in the chief criminal court,
the counsel for the accused man demon
strated that he could not have fired the
fatal shot He was Immediately freed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
AVOIDS COLLISION
AND CRASHES OYER
CURB INTO TREE

In an effort TO avoid an expected
crash with a local delivery truck
near the corner of Merrifield av., and
Lincoln way E, I. NJ. Beckner Of
Goshen, Ind. ran his Ford over the
curb and into a large apple tree,
throwing his father violently from
the car to the sidewalk. cutting his
face in several places. Beckner who
was driving at the time of the acct
dent, was not seriously injured.
According to Beckner. one Of the
Ross delivery trucks passed him on
the Lincoln highway. near Merrifield
av., turning back into the road IN
such a fashion that a collision SEEM
ed imminent. For this reason, Beck
ner declared he steered far to the
left and because Of the slippery street
was unable TO regain the road, run
ming over the curb and into the apple
tree.
Beckner accompanied his father to
a neighboring doctors residence
where it was found his injuries were
not serious. The Ford car in which
they were riding was almost COM
pletely demolished, the entire front
end being caved in by the compact.
1t was towed in to the local Hinkle
agency for repairs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
Farmers and Merchants
Bank to Open Next tuesday,
New Financial Institution Start Business in Most Modern
Bank Building in State-Invite Public Inspection
Opening Day.

Ing. and the very latest ideas IN
construction OF bank buildings have
been embodied n the new struc-
ture.
The completion OF the building
and the opening for business "a the
realization OF the aims OF the
founders OF the new institution
which was organized on July y.
1921. under It's present officers. Tt
received It's charter from the state
Sept. q Of the same year. and the
contract for the building was award
ed late IN the fall OF that year. Two
diiapidated wood frame buildings
were torn down 20 give way 20 the
erection OF the building The con-
structlon contract was awarded the
Griffith Construction Co. Of Oak
PARK. IL. the K " Vltzthum Co
Of Chicago were the designing archi-
tects. and Joseph G. Shelter Of Chi
cago was the architact who design
ed the interior Of the bank.
Has ONCE, Store Quarters
In addition TO housing the new
bank the structure adds another
llDAtIh Dll4cb Du4lu4uE 10 the CITY.
on the second floor Of the building
there are Is suites of offices. On
the mezzanine floor there are two
suites Of offices IN the front OF the
building and a large room IN the
rear which will be occupied by the
Phi Delta Kappa fraternity. In the
basement there viii be quarters for
a barber shop and pool room, and
there Will Zoe two store rooms IN the
rear Of the building, having en-
trance from the alley on the east
side Of the building.
The new building is 164 feet long
and has a frontage of 80 feet. The
exterior Ia Of terra Gotta with a
granite base. The main entrance is
between two futed columns each 25
feet high and three feet in diameter
with specially designed caps on the
top Of the pillars. over the doorway
is a large eagle. Two large light
ing standards are in front Of the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
SOUTHERN PAGEANT
TO BE GIVEN FOR
A RI DEPARTMENT

"A Day in the Old South will be
given in form OF a pageant at the
meeting OF the art department Of the
Nishawaka Woman's club TO be
held Thursday afternoon at S:45
o'clock. Mrs. /. NJ. Walton will
illustrate 1.-The Old Kentucky Hone"
by living pictures; Miss Lucia Rem
pis and her pupils Will contribute
southern melodies; Mrs. Margaret
Hirdelang and assistants Will give
the song OF Chattachuta and poems
from Dunbar. Miss Madeline Stein
will give a southern dance in cos
tune. All the ladies of the club
are cordially invited.