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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-06
j. S. NATIONALS
BY
TROOpSINCHINA

SHANGHAI China. May q The dr-
fcutcd Fang Ticn forces from the south
crn front al Ala,hang. ia the northern
fighting area. are pouring through Tieu
Tsin toward Chun liung Chang form
which their leader. General Chang T,o
Lin j. reported 10 have withdrawn seek
ilg 10 rcorEauiZc his army.
American troop. Hrc guarding proper
ty " their nationals aud keeping wat
AZ the railway station.
The United States cruiser llu;un ar
rived yesterday and landed lIn marines
rEkIN. China Nav G-Swccping
governmental changes followed today
the success of General Wa l'ci l-u III
winning tho military ma-tc-v W Irliu.
The premier. finance minister and min
lister of commu- icatiunS were dismissed
and their arrests ordered General
Chang was dismissed as Inspector gen
cral OF Mauthuria
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-06
LA Golondrina" is Threatened
American Jazz Artist Going
to Mexico to Popular
ize u. S. Airs
look ont. TIA Gnlondrina."
Beware. "I.n palnul,"

look ont. TIA Gnlundrina"'
Beware. la laluma.'
Seek your own hole quick, Ia Cuca-
racla,"
Kagtimc' Max London, claimant ~
tie w0rlds prize iur ragtimr piano
rlaylng ~ the San Francisco exposition
back IN 1919. is IA Brownsville on his
Way ro Mexico with tie dcclarr,! intcu-
ti"n M making iazz music ~ popular IN
McxIco as in the nited States Lon
don is life long vaudeville performer.
song writer and entertainer. lie H. ~
fill an engagement M a new resort in
capital ~ the republic south ~ The Rio
Grande.
Local authorities IN jazz-thcir num-
len IN legion who have heard London
plnsIng at q mnsic store un Elizabeth
Street, v"uch for The fact that he can
mako ''rian" talk" a number If
nasscrsbv were attracted yesterday af-
ternoon when London was entertaining
there for short tluc.
BESIDES being az adept on the piano.
London Saws he plays The violin AMI
The saNprhonc. H. sings in several NJ
his selections. and has what he, while
travelling ou the orphcum vaudrvill"
circuit about five years ago. called
double voice" singing baritone AMI ten
or almost Simultaneously and he yodcls.
Iotdon saws he went on the stage at
five years. lie was taught music IN hiS
mutlrr pianist When the war hrok"
out London joined the American forces.
AMI saw service overseas playing in n
band llr was wounded ia the ArEonuc.
hr said
According ~ lis statement. London
was ono of the chief eNpoLcuts If rag
time music during its popularity. hr-
fore thc war. Among his original com
positions are "N"u Broke Ny Heart To
Pass the Time Away" and Seven Flat
llnrlnrnica Solo"
London cout-s from family of musi-
ciaus. his brothers MI having engage
mcuts n all-ruuud entertainers. Com
plincntrd un his playing rs listeners
Yesterday London said 'if Won think !
can Ilay you ought "a hear my dear
father" London halls from Minneapolis,
Minnesota.
Tie vii give nm entertainment with
rut any charges at the Magic Valley
Music Company this afternoon from five
20 six O'Clock.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-06
SENATOR new LOSES
TO BEVERIDGE;; VOTE
MAJORITY Is 2O,472

INDIANAPOLIS May E-Iurmrr
senator Albert J I.eycridEr defeated
Senator Harry :. New by -0.sT. votes
ia Tuesdays primary for the Repuhl'''-
TN nomination FIR United States >fn-
ator according Nv complete unofficial
figures from the % counties In Indiana
as tabulated by the Associated l'rcss
here. The vote Was; HrvrridEr rts,-
40 aud New l>l..ri>, making the total
I.epuhlican vote east 'aAi.SlS.
The complete unofficial vote IN the
State ou thc democratic senatorial rch-
tests showed that former Gov. SAMUEL
n Kalston easily Won the nnmihaFisa
having majority over all other contest
ants uf 10 iuI. arrnrlii : 90 figures rsshl-
piled hy tho Associated Press Raj
stun's total vote was lTl.s5.- Dr. Jess
Sanders. who advocated the return et
beer and light wines was second VITA
Ll.Oi5. The othcri contestants votes
were: Dau W. Simms 1I..5i H. II.
Shrivcly 2i.2lS. and Charles =. How-
ard l3,..-,;;3..
Former Senator ErvrridEe was the
recipient ~ hundreds az rungratnlatary
messages. many from persons identsiied
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-06


WICHITA FALLS. Texas. May 6. -
Bud" Ballew was slow Oh the draw here
Friday. Police Chief J. ". Mccormick.
former Texas ranger, beat him 10 his
holster. BaIlyw was shot u death ou thv
spot.
d. M. Bailew, former deputy sheriff
under the regime of cx-Shcriff Buck I
Garrett of Ardmorc, Okla. was killed 1T
.35 o'clock rs he stood in the center
of the Denver Stand and Cafe, 6f7
Ohio avenue. when five .3s calibrc steel
iackctcd balls pierced his body.
The dead mans body was carried
hack to Ardmore last night AZ 6 o'clock
by ar airplanc from Hardy sanitarium
of Oklahoma.
Mccormick. who was arrested by Tom
Hickman, captain Company b. rangers,
waived preliminary examination before
Judge 4. NJ Quinn. justice If the peace.
precinct No. !, through his attorney,
Jvdge G. c. Mcdonald, half an hour later
and was granted bond in the sum Of Slu.-
0ou, which hc Immediately made, the Sig
natures Of ID prominent Wichitaus ap-
pearing on the security.
got a tip that Ballcw was at the
Denver threatening to cause trouble,
Chief Mccormick stated 10 newspaper
men. Il went to the place with Jack
Miller. When / walked into the room !
saw Ballcw ana | walked up u him,
touched him on the shoulder and said:
Bud. you're under arrest; give me
your guns
lIc turned halfway around and
locked al me for an instant then hc said:
Hell, you're out o. luck.
Chief Mccormick stated that as Bal
!.v made that statement that hc reached
with ms right hand under the left side
o. his coat, toward a pistol that was
strapped 70 his body on that side, and
that a. Balicw reached, the chief pulled
BIZ pistol from bis holster and began
firing from his hip.
FIVE shots were fired bv Chief Nc
COrmick- all taking effect in Ballcw's
body as hc erumpled IN a mass of human
flesh and blood TO the floor, rccliug in
the throcs Of death as he collapsed
One VI the bullets penetrated Bal
l"w's left hand. tearing through his
heart and coming out just below the
Left shoulder. A second shot went
through BalIcw's right breast. coming
out through the right shoulder. A third
shot went through his abdomen, while
two Of the five bullets penetrated his
tack, one going into the body just belo
~, left shoulder and coming out through
the abdomen, the fifth entering Ballcw's
head just behind the left ear and coming
out near his mouth ~ the right side.
Balcw's gun was never drawn from n,
sea5hard, and the dead man failed 10
fire a. shot.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-06
IN OLD DAYS THEY
HELD BRIDES UNTIL
GROOM PAID THE FEE

An incident whih ocrurrrd m th.
court house yesterday. when man who
was entering the bonds uf matrimouy
was short "f funds enough 10 make M
The iuStirc ~ the Pcacr's fcc, recall
"a t. the minds ~ several of the "uld-
timers" there. the practices # justices
IN the old dayS under similar cou'li'io
When a mau after the ceremony IN
tie 'ull lays" here did n"t come forth
with the usual remuneration. thoy said.
the ir>iicc "f the pracc kept ihc bride
M hi, office until the erunm returned
with the price NJ tir operation
Very few II 'hr prospective "hulhi"s'
failed To- ray the iustice of the pcarc'S
or thc county clerks fees, they dcclcr-
rd
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-06
MOB Of 500 AVENGES ASSAULT
AND MURDER Of MISS AWSLEY

keeping. When a mob formed. officers
attempted 10 spirit Curry a~ay- bat
their automobile was csertakcn he
tween wortham and MeNia and the pEis-
oner Was surrendered.
All three negroes we're employed eR
the farm of J. n. Ming. prominent form-
er Of this community. grandfather of
the dead girl. with whom she lived.
Curry j. understood tn have told his
captors that Jones NarHry and himself
had planned the crime since last IaH-
uary. tarney Jones asserted his iHRo-
cCnce Ia the end.
When the funeral pyre finally died
down this morning. nothing bat ashes
remained of the bodies.
According 60 farmers living near the
scene Of the murder screams we're heard
twice the evening Of the attach. ahost
thirty minutes apart, hut they paid as
attention 10 them, believing that some
child vas being chastiscd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-06
CRITICAL STAGE.
IN CONFERENCE.
REACHED TODAY.

GENOA. May C.-Ihe most critical
ta2e in the economic conference was
-rachud today, arising through 4 differ
nee in the RANKS w the allied delegates
owe the memorandum to Russia through
thc attitude "a the Russians, il was de-
clar.d by tire italian spokesman The
Russians ask Billions in roId francs. in
60 O.. nut credits, he said
II viii. however hc declared. firmly
state the Russians inability u comply
with the terms offered.
Foreign Minister >chanzcr of Italy has
been tile hua.rSi uaL wv Genoa today
trl ing 10 patch ur the differences which
make the outlook for a satisfactory out
Cuu.r uf the conference extremely blue.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-06
M'CUMBER PLAN
FOR BONUS NOW
Up TO HARDING
Decision is Withheld on Pro-
posaIs Pending Oppor-
tunity to Study Them

WASHINGTON N. Gil. Mav = Pres
idcut Harding. after Y conference today
i:h the senate fiuancc cumi;ittec rcpuh-
;icans. Withheld decision on the snlli''sr
hoau. legislation until hc ran study th"
various plans proposed. The MrCum-
tee bonus plan Was presented W Pres
ident Harding today by sr-atc rcrubli
can leaders.
TIN measure presented NJ president
Is similar tn that PASSED hy the house.
except that the so-raiicd reclamation op-
tiun Las been climi, aicl Provision
would hr made for " aus tp veterans rn
adjusted service certificates
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-06
YOUNG DODGE PLACED
ON YEARS PROBATION
(Bv The Associated Pressl

KALAMAZOO. Mich May G-John
nuval brdsc. the Young Detroit mil
nomairc, and Rex Early Of Kalamazoo.
were placed on probation for one year
when thcy appeared before Circuit Judge
WcImar today for sentence following Ii~
conyiciIoi on charge of Illegal POSSES
sion aud TRANSPORTATION Of liunr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-06
MINORITY REPORT ON
TARIFF BILL SAYS 1T
WILL BRING BILLIONS

WASHINGTON. II. a.. May GTax-
a. that would hc imposed wv the E.+ri
iuS tariff tin would a. az real a. thsi.e
imposed by the revenue bin. probably
~ great a. from three ~ four billions.
Senator Simuuns WI North Carolina.
ranRi. Z democrat NJ the finance cufa-
miftce declared in a minority repaFt to
dar
They must NV paid I'M all the pra-
pie" the report saySc. Just a. thu-s.
in the revenue hill must he paid all the
people. not M the hrnrfiriarieA whn
have demanded and Ent theta"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-06
SAY HADLEY KILLED WOMAN

TUCSON, Ariz May Paul Hailcy.
escaped life-tcrIhcr from the oklahoma
state punitcntiary. was identified here
I oday as William Estavcr. charged with
murder in the first degree Of Mrs. Anna
Johnson. wife Of Denver contractor, i'll
. statement IN County Attorney George
z parnsll.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-06
TWO WHITE MEN HELD

TFAGuE. Tex. May GTwo white
men were detained today Tor further
investigation of their actions preceding
the attack and murder of lula Awaler,
for which three negroes were burned
this morning No announcement ~
charges being filed against the men has
Lren made. according 20 reports here
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-06
AUTO In BAD SMASH
WHEN DRIVER SEEKS
TO AVOID WALKER

Turning suddenly In avoid hitting a
stopped IN the middle ~ the street at
tie cor-rr of Elizabeth and Fifth
streets NJ a:l5 o'clock last uisht. George
Mr''oniglc. Jr.. crashed hi, automobile
into thr curb 90 Fifth street. smashing
the entire right side If the car ami
breaking the two right wheels entirely
off the hubs
ornrfling to witnesses. another auto
mobile was coming towards McGuuielc.
and hc had the alternative of hitting the
nc.lCstrian or climbing the curb with his
car.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-06

duplicating two other negroes, J. II.
Iarncy and Nose Jones. who were also
lynchcd.
Miss Awslcy was riding a horse home
from school late Thursday when she was
attacked. The body was later found near
a road, with twrnty-,hrcc knife wounds
in her head. neck and chest
Curry was arrested when his wife told
Officers that he had come home with his
clothes covered with blood the night of
The murder. Curry was taken 10 Worth
am and imprisoned in a bank for safe
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-06
RESTAURANT IS ROBBED

DALLAS. Tex, May G.-The cash reg
lister NJ \ downtown restaurant waa roh-
Lcd of from Sl00 10 $3.50 last night by
-n armed and unma kcd man, who es-
yuucd after ordering =. ~ kcsncr thc
proprietor. ~ hold up hia hands. Three
people were ia the restaurant at tho
lime.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-06
Side Lights on
SOS Campaign

One hundred aud fifty dollars were
added To the Save Our Seaport fund to-
day when 4. Lorrilard 4 Company, man
ufacturcrs 81 Eccchnut cigarettes, turn
cd over "a the Bishop Stationary and
Book Store two cases of Bcechnut cigar
cites 90 be sold for the benefit of the
fund. The donation includes one hun
- cents package.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-06
EX-AMBASSADOR DENIES
CHARGES In STATEMENT
fBv No Associated Pressl J

WASHINGTON. u. C.. May C.
Charges made III the senate that pr.
Boris Hakhmciicff. last accredited Rus
sian afnhas sador here. lad illcgiiimatc-
iy used money from credits extended 10y
the nitcd States 10 Russia under the
KcrcuSly regime. were denied hN
Rakhmcticff today in statement filed
with the state department AID forward
cd io the senate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-06
TORNADO DEATH LIST
STANDS AT L; One
REPORTED 2 TIMES

AT'STIN. Texas. Nav G-Thc death
list in the tornado Thursday was re-
ducrd IN twelve today Checking dis
closed tiat a negro was reported dead
tNirc. The injured arc reported re-
covering. Further death. are not cX-
prctcd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-06

GENOA. Italy. May g Russia reply
tp the allied memorandum. expected ~
hc read, Sunday wv Mundny. viii NV dis
tinrty c"nrliutory aud ~ not Intended
6" break nf negotiation, Foreign AIi.istcr
IoiutrL"riu said today,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-06
tRy The Associated Prcss)

hlRNlN, Texas. May 6.--Thrcc negroes
were burned 10 death II the same stake
here nj ) O'Clock this morning BY mob
Of 500. following their alleged implica-
tinn in the criminal assault and murder
nf Eula Awsiey. IL. white. whose mutt
lated body was found near here Thurs
day night.
Snap Curry. the first negro burned.
was taken from Frccstone county off
GERS. II T. alleged he confessed "a the
mob he had assaulted the murdered girl.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-06
ZAP kIDNAPING CASES OUT

MODESTO. Calf. May 6.-All six de-
PENDANTS Ia the japanese kidnapping eases
arisin. from the deportation ~ about
fifty Japanese melon piekers here last
July. were acquitted in superior court
last night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-06
FORMER SENATOR DIES

LAkOTA. ~ d.. Nay 5.--Asle y. Gror-
na. former United States senator frnrn
North Dakota. died az his home here
lie was 81 years old. Gron-
ma recently returned from Rochester.
Mimi, where hc underwent mn cp1r.
a..tn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-06
JUNGLE JOE" TO BE - SUNDAY
fRvTbe Associated presah

WASHINGTON. ID. g.. May 6.--FAllinK
this year on Sunday. Uncle joe Can
mons seth birthday. the last he will eh-
serve as member Of congress. will no.
be celebrated as usual ~ the house. The
plan 4. in line with rHnnon's own wikhrs-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-06
Bryan Has ''Real
= = = = =
Stuff For Sale;''
Calls Disappoint

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. May g.
William Jennings bryan strong aiyo-
cate OF prohibition, spent the early hours
OF his visit here turning away callers
az his room in Il hotel Nlin hal heard
ihAt the occupant had zeal stuff for
sale" Bryan took tic bike gu"d ma
turcdly when he found Il mysterious
callers were oily friends playing 2
prank
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-06
THREE NEGROES BURNED AT SAME STAKE
TO
WILSON FUND WILL BE
TAXED UNDER LAW

WASHINGTON. -. g.. May G. Sec
retary " the treasury department ii-
formed senator Glass Of Virginia today
that the treasury. upon reconsideration.
had reached the same conclusion as held
~ Commissioner Blair that cnntrihu-
tions io the Woodrow Wilson fnunda-
fion were not exempt from the federal
Income tax.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-06
TWO BODIES RECOVERED

FORT WORTH. Texas. May G-TWo
bodies. both unidentified fIood victims.
we're recovered last night and this morn.
ing. One y that NJ white WOMAN. thu
other j. baby
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-06
BUD BALLEW,
CUNMAN, Died
With "DOOTSON'
Mix-Up at Wichita Falls With
Chief of Police Has Fatal
End for Oklahoman

ARDMORE. Okla, May 6.-Bud Bal
lew. one of the most famous southwest
ern gunmen aad peace officers az his
generation. died with mis- "boo.s on" a.
he wished.
Buds body was brought here today
from Wichita Falls. where ne mixed yes
terday with Chief of Police j. W. Mc-
formick. II arrived by airplanc Ia his
"a ifc and son and his chief, Buck Garrett,
former sheriff Of Ardmore.
Ballcw was shot and killed yesterday
afternoon at Wichita Falls by Meteor
mick when Mccormick said he attempted
10 arrest Ballcw.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-06
The Dollar Market

Every increase Of price commodity which you are
compelled to buy means blow at the buying power Of
dollar The store ads. therefore, sort Of
report Of the state Of your dollar market-showng where
you make your dollar count for hundred cents.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-06
RIO GRANDe DROPPING

The II" Grandc j. steadily dropping
around brow, Syillc today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-06
WEATHER FORECAST

Tonight and Sunday partly cloudy,
moderate to fresh southerly winds on
coast.
The following weather observations,
covering the 2i-hour period ending at
a. m. today. are reported by Mrs. A. W.
Reed. United States voluntary weather
observer:
Maximum temperature Yesterday. .93-5
Minimum temperature yesterday Ia
Barometer, ------..-.-- --!-oV
Temperature at noon today ...... $3.50
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-06
ROPE AND CABLES

whitlock Sisal and Manila Lrsahgn
wire rope aud cables.
LEADERS IN THE LINE
ALAMO IRON WORKS
San Antonio
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-15
Secrets Of the Movies Revealed

Q.-How was the effect OF. the
food produced in the climax OF the
picture The Town That Forgot
Gcd?"
A-Flueen railroad tanks. each
OF 5000 gallons capacity were emp
ted and reflled SIX times 10 produce
the flood in The Town That For
got God. The village was built
at the foot Of hill. along the top
OF which ran a railroad spur. a
system Of hose carried the water up
20 the inlet Of a moat built around
the village. and the entire seventy
five thousand gallons Of water were
turned loose into the moat at one
time. The work Of construction took
ten weeks
Q,-What movie star has received
an offer 20 appear in pictures in
Portugal?
A.-EuEene O'Brien has received
a tempting offer 10 90 10 Portugal
for pictures but is considering
contract for the speaking stage.
Q.-What picture producer spent
six years among the Esquimos Of.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-15

Baf1s Laud2
A.-Robert J. Flaherty. producer
Of "Nanook Of the North" Nvet
among the EsQu.mos from 1912 70
1918.
Q-What star has the leading fe-
male role IN Broken Chains the
story that won the $4,000 price
A.-Cia.re Windsor has the lead
ing part in the prize play Broken
Chains"
Q.-What author whose stories
have been done on the screen was
once an Ep!scopalan minister
A-Basil King. author Of The
Dust Flower" was az one time min
lister of a church in Cambridge.
Mass
What large producing company
has founded a school and stock
company for the training Of screen
act0rs2 This new departure IN
movie circles is one Of greatest inn
portance. Read about il in THIS
column tomorrow
Copyright, 1922. Thompson Fea-
ture Service).
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-15
THE HOME KITCHEN
By JEANETTE YOUNG NORTON
3 The Authority on Home Cooktnr

brown. and when done dust with
pepper and salt or with sugar. &C
cording 10 taste. and serve in a
napkin
Mexican Corn Dish.
Cut the corn from a dozen ears a.
directed Slice a firm Spanish onion
thin. Chop two seeded peppers line.
Crate cheese enough TO make a
half-cupful open and strain the
juice from a large can Of tomatoes.
Wipe the inside OF a pudding-d.sh
with a cut bud OF garlic. then butter
10 well Put IN a layer OF corn,
layer OF tomatoes. and a layer OF
onion. then a springling OF pepper,
dot the mixture with butter and dust
with pepper and salt. a tablespoon
ful OF sugar and a little OF the
cheese. start again in the same way,
having the cheese on top, dust with
a few crumbs. then stir a teaspoon
full Of cornstarch in a cup OF the TO-
mato juice. and turn over all. Bake
40 minutes in a medium oven.
Corn Omelette.
Cut the corn from four ears and
stew IL in a little butter and two Ia
blespoonfuls Of milk for 10 minutes,
salt, pepper and a little sugar.
Mix a four-egg omelette as usual.
beat In the corn. and cook. folding in
the usual way. putting in little
Jam just before folding.
Corn WaffIes.
Prepare the corn the same az for
the omelette only using Eve ears. Add
six beaten egg-yolks. a cupful each
OF cream and sifted flour, salt and
the stiffly-beaten egg whites Add q
d essertspoonful OF sugar. Cook in =
waffle iron. Eat with
butter and a busting OF cinnamon
and sugar.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-15
BLACKSTONE

1t would seem that the previous
showing Of THE Sheik," in South
Bend served 10 advertise the picture
as no amount Of printed words could
have done. Packed houses greeted
this famous picture. in both the mat
inee and evening performance Fri
day, and it is almost q certainty that
the Blackstone viii be crowded to
the doors again tonight. when final
showings will be held It's a sensa-
tional picture: a colorful picture and
yet a picture that is absolutely free
from all inwholesOmeness
Today will also mark the final ap-
pearance at the Blackstone Of The
Marigold Four" a quartet composed
Of young men who can produce Won
derful harmony.
On Sunday Marion Davies and ar
all star cast will appear in Beau
tvs Worth"