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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
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PERCY AND FERDIE After Which They Will Now Compose Their Difterences
By H. A. MacGIU
Creator of tc? Hall-Room 3oj .
IDE iLLEGAL BY
X riAt.UGE:
miss Knr :r;viTt:o
THERE'S THAT FATHEAD, PERCY I
VALrtlHG, WTH SOME FLAPPER
S'POSE . WE. WON'T 5EE HIM,
FLAPPET T )(B083EP Lrzzial
v
To TAW r, A LITTLE
CCSTITUTICML.
I DtÜH'T HEAR
HER MENTION
ATHUld ABOUT
I'LL'TAE ToU
through The
PARU
VMlSSPAvZAZ
Offense For Sinn Feiners to i
Two' 5 CoriPAMY,
Hold Meetings or Give
Reports.
THREE'S A KUlSAhiCE-
TO
OflMNIZffl
& f AS I uve:, F IT 1 v
i2
ISU T MISS PAZAZ; J
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PROCLAMATIONi
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rfTrrt of the cov-rnrn r;t j r"(
Hons suppressing the Sinn iN-u: jir-:
linrm-r.t and Sinn V in or; i n f n . n
throughout Ireland is to mak" th e
organizations illegal. It v.i;i h .inj
offr-nM to hold a meeting of th-'-'
bodb s In the prorl.iirr.cl ,Ar i -, to
rubli'-h reports, of any s , h
ir.es. J
An tn-- nr;. animations il.-rlnr- !
t- ir purpose to be th" ov rthrow of
Rrlti-h rub- in Ireland anl the . s
t:t lishnunt of an indep.-n 1 ru Irish
r publie, an-l ;is that purpox- has
rnr: t . r. Illegal under the or.iin arv t
w, th pro-v'arna tmn m rely pin-,
1t.rs a -,. Jirr imans for tlx- trial
. of;(.n! r and a greater pr. ,1
l i.ity of their rom inion. They in
row be tried by two resident mv.rU-
l rat i 1 1 : t . i . 1 of .y rh- lisia! peyy !
m i'ins b iif h an tin re is in vry
ea-e an appeal from th- I ! ,;. :i to I
IX- onnty court juIi;
Has Different IniK-.c.
The iro laination )f I'uMin, Tip
per. ir. Limerick, i'lar ami '"oil:
under the first .action of the e r b ; i .-5 :
a'-r if isv; has a ? iff r r.t purp..-;
FERDIE, BY7CVE! JOYRlDirKi AR0U4D WITH
SOME EOFCD L1T-AS U5UA.L wf
To notice:
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KALE
(s) IF IT I5HT0VUE PAZAZ
HAVFr4'T SEEKi ToU SlriCE.
QRADUATIOH-
BETTY KALE!
2 T REALUY YoU ?
AND TO TrUKtt OF Kr II AND YoU'RE A FLAPPER
FRIEND HERE! ALLUDtUq
To YCAJ AS A GOBBED LIZZIE.
AccorpNQ To THIS YoUNG
QENTLEtnAN POINT OF
VIEW .J
'- t MMwnox.
Ite Js i
It
airiHd at th' i!i-c(i( rv
.f of-
f :.P rs who ha.' -capfil 1 t . -tio i. !
It wiv. s p.-wrr to a r Mib nt ii.a
trat- to Ii:ir a ra- ;r' .tb-drru-.
Witnossi-s an ! aniii d
on oath and hound ovr to aon.
nl th" fufuro trial if what'-v ' p .!.--un
r th- vid u ' i in i I i c-: s.
Th- i n i i i r i authoria il by tlio
iw prorlamation may, it is appar-
i !it!v ov; rt. d. fat iiicato th
tion f con rln. -:v
b.ol to llic arr -t of offondf 1 vho
bao vcij'i'd. Tho in'iuiri -s aia to
ito th" mb- ov I
Vi l"!-.rt a ;i il i
but
a sliorihani
I"' h'-id in r
v.riti r wil! ) j-r. y nt aial in ris-
my pr.Mn r is apprhrnded ;v
of tho drpoitiuns taken is io i
K::pplid to him before hi--, tiiib
The p'.an revives w hat was k:.o. n
in tho eighties as tho "Sta r-l'ha rn -bcr
Court." It was nniler thi- syr.
fem that tho impijrios ware h-M
which resulted in the capture arid
;vution of the Phoenix Park mur
Jerers. who on .May :, IS 2. assas
sinated, tho chief secretary. I.oyd
I roderjck av. ndi-h. and the
ler serretaiy. Thomas I'.urle.
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t . , A " i. " ' ' av.v-.;v -:-5--' i c ' V v i
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7Kvr'c. from tho i Jtorarv iMsrom
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Scene Prom ZANE GPf Y'S DCSEßT GOLD"
W W.Wodkinson. Distribution,
At tho Auditorium TIat Toiuorit)v and Wrdnosday.
a 'I r j J
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fjr.'rc anc( Screen
Moonshiners 9
Distill 'Scat' !
in Record Time
LOCAL PLAYBILLS
A. "I 17 illi'.M l.crt (iold."
1 ASAl.Li: Maine of the Yu
kon." with Dorothy ialton.
CASTL::- -Tl." Black ClivhV
with ('ieii;hton Hale.
' ';!; i:iM Vamlcvillo.
KANSAS CITV. .Mo.. , t. jo. " A
nan who an distil! it callons of
;o(d whisky in two days ; no ania
eiir or ei., rinientei-." was the dec
a ration of Sam. . Hariris, a ssi-.; a n t
'nit. d Slatt s d:'riet attorney, at th -
i elimi ar lit irir -f" J.:.d I i is
";d AMUiüa '. i:.irna:a!, i hartred
ith "rno. uishinini;'." The pair were
irr.til on n.uhl !.ent!y as :hey
e;-- Wni i.i;' . ; ., .M j,. ;1 -ji-.r;r
!i t be n-ar f I .'It b.b. . s st.
m i: o i'i:t ii ri'i .
T' I : N "T . On;.. o.-t. L'i. The
rle : o 1 ''!;!.:. o : : ' ,,-, j;
: 1 1 . i ! - i i . 1 1 , i r" t ! i
1 1 r. l ! :
t .. a
t . .
b l'i
t i:
. im. . il! r ,if, today
' "ii r f. : .a a! a m .,:id at
v d i.. tit- fat.
' v ; ! i - v ( : a r 1 1 n ; 1
in :'"' -iTi . .'a ii.
I
oisriii-:oi.
I e I", i -juson and comjiany aro
tip- h' idlineis for tho first half of
a !; at the orpheiim theatre.
Mr l ey-usori has surrounded him-s-
f '-.ath tliree stars of tho vaudo-
ill.- vtaue and th ir act is excellent.
I -a v e takes th- part of the rounder
and iv-s a rler imitation of a
ma: v. ith a cryimr ja. Neil P.ar
lett as the dope fiend is liihly en
i . rta inuiir and his sun;', "Kroadway
Made a Pool ul of Me." is well
i.'obr d. Winifred Kanilrt as
v tepin-; Sn.vie" furnishes the sur- i
I i : a- f tin- .o t. She is a i oniely j j
aarnl a.r.d :;et.- away hi;;. Tile stai;e
. ;aii". : s . ; 1 1 en d id
i'.a 1: Pias., the shin ahov bovs.
nie" particularly appealing and en
tertainin'. In it she appears as a
society woman, who in a sensational
holdup is tho victim of an accident
that causes her to loso her memory.
Prom this point the story takes n
novel twist and Miss Talmadcre ap
pears frequently as i clever but elu
sive thief. Handsome Eugene O'
Prien Is her leading man.
Walter Hast will presont for our
notice at the Oliver theatro Friday
and Saturday nishds, Cosco Hamil
ton's international success. "Scan
dal." which btu recently concluded
one of the most successful engage
ments recorded in the stage annals
of Chicago.
"Scandal" is a fast, clever pro
mentation of caveman and cave
woman passion with a society set
ting. Finesse and brute strength
alternate in tho wooings. The ac
tion of tho piece is constituted in
three acts, the scenes of which are
laid among "the Idle rich" in Connecticut.
ir also on
the bill, and as an added attraction
for Tuesday and Wednesday. Sorgt.
Arch, the South lend boy who fired
tho firs shot at tho Germans after
the United States entered tho war.
will appear and give a short talk
from the stage at each performance-
nltOX SOVMNO DKCUM.S.
HOME, Oct. 20. Haron Sonnino,
the former Italian premier, has def
initely announced that ho declines to
bo a candidate for a seat in parlia
ment at tho coming general elections.
Local Markets
ir.-ii
Monday.
markets remained constant
c 7
I lour aod I O.. 4t H M(rl!gin.)
NEW HAY I'ajlDg fiO to $22; geiling
to Jtü.
STKAW Paying $10, üelling $12 or loc
ia.-.
OATS Paying I'm-, selling 10 to 95c.
SHKLL CORN Pa j lug .1.C0.
LAU COHN Pu ilia 1.Ö0.
li.w'Niii fthl-i- l per bu;
ellinc S&Z-O.
CLUVKR SKED Paying $20 to ?27
bu.; telling $oU bu.
ALSIKt CLOVER $23.00.
grain and rmerr.
,Crrctd llly by O. IT. Brrn, Star
II)U lldiillo A.
SHELL CORN Paying $100.
OATS Paying 70c, belling TOc.
RR IN filing 00 üuudred.
MIDDLINGS-SMlii.j $3.t hundred.
CHOPPED FEED Selling. $3.73 pel
Scratch feed seiiiug $1.23 ti
WHEAT Pay log $2.18.
6KDS.
CorttUd Dally by Warner Uroa.
Stare. 223 H. Mlihlgan Pt.
COW PEAS $450 to $i.0O.
JAPANESE MILi.r.T 5-1 to $3.50.
RED CLONER $2 to $32.
TIMOTHY $0.00 to ü.50.
SPELTS $4.50 cwt.
KED TlP $3.00.
FOUDAN OH ASS per hundred
WINTER OR HAIRY RETCH $27.00
per bUbbeL
P.N LOWERS 25c lb.
A LS I K E $2-S.OO2,,0 00.
It LUE GRASS $4.50.
WHITE CLl)EK V-2.90 to $33.
.-w nur clovjjh 18.00.
MAMMOTH CLOVER $28 tc $30.
ALFALFA $22.00 to $24.00 bu.
ritLb PEAS 3.50 to $150.
Ol,
1. .
' r.rni.-h some
; th,
I o H
1 i
Tell The Wohld
le er a rial stunts on
lion'dba ui.it, The smaller of
two holds a iiiar! of beans iti
nn-at'i vlii h be spills throuKh-
tbe a. t.
:ea arid ilaueii, tashion plate
; a. open the bill with a light-
lan' in-: aet. T.i
!e entitbd t-
This Woman Says
That Lydia E. Pinkhr..'s
Vegetable Conpoibia
made Me a Well Woman.
Al'DITOIUVM.
Zano drey's welf known novel has
icon picturized and will bo shown
at tho Auditorium for threo days
I today. Its thrilling story of tho
west dealing with Indians, cowboys
and other inhabitants of iho great
country wast of the Mississippi.
Many sensational Incidents occur
desperate with tho outlaws, the es-
cap of tho hero and his sweetheart
and other rxcitin?c situations leading
up to stirring climaxes. An v. . u-
T.iese two ste-aUv j.,,,,,. cast j,ortray tho v:.i;ous
" "l,l,'h ritIil f"r r.les. including E- K. Lincoln, Ed-
a. ant.,- u: which t.i.y orK j w.tr( roxen. W. Luvsnn Itutt. Mv-
i i1 ti.e staue. l.oth are jrrace-;
I ili aa -.s arid the e cute a r.'.tP.l-
1 of .pffteil'it llMIMOcr--. J
Vwo ce!i-:ad coined': ins u-' a -ood j
. ,. , ......
:i s hoia si, e u; ii i u i m
, ot a oon.
A --trl with. io'.ia pt.s-Mits a
c.; ra ry It ; s aj Ps.-d to
faTe the hiri. ( .. ,S idaVed Oil t!H
eery Wilson, Eiloen Persy, William
1 tainbridk'o, Uussell Simpson, Arthur
Morrison ami others.
Some picturesque scene rv is said
j to ho shown throughout tho seven
reels. Topics of the Day, adapted
UVB STOCK,
Correct! Dally by Major Biaa.. C. Lf
traa Nt.. UUhawtlu.)
HKAV FAT STKKlUi Fair to good,
ltifrilh-: prime, l'üllc.
HOCS lalM Iba.. 12'-ic; 15011175
lbs., 13c; 175'Vi-c0 lbe., 14c; 2J up, 14c.
I'Ot'LTK AND AIEAT.
rorrectcd Daily ky Jitninir'a MarLal
1U E. oCTerion Blf 5
REEF Roast. 30COc: boiling. 20c.
LARD Puylug .üö, selling 40.
PRODUCE MARKET.
OTorrertetl tolay by th Srthraood
gro-ery, t30 N. Main t.
BUTTER AND EOOS-Creamery but
ter, paying Oet pound, polling "lie pound;
.'uitry butter, paying 5oc puuinl. gllin?
5.V pound; e'gs. paying jO. dozen, sell
ing iV dozen.
FRL'ITÄ AND VEGETABLES Fruit.
California navjJ oranep. UV per dozon:
Virginia pot-atoos, $2W bu.; new cab
bage, felling 5c pound.
TO DA
B
T0R30RR0W
WEDNESDAY
"Attraction Extraordinary"
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WSMS most powerful picture
Vv.v.v.v.v.v.v:v.
mjMMs mM
Bill;! yyLP
With all due respect to the many great and popular auth
ors, there's none more popular than ZANE GREY. His
western stories yield wonderfully to the screen and big turn
away business is always the rule and on this occasion we,
having seen the picture, give our word that ZANE GREY'S
seven-reel powerful drama,
iiy lha W Its
Uli Ü
liLI
i i
is one of the very best western dramas ever presented upon
the screen and is conceded by the author to be his very best
novel. Hundreds of cowboys and Indians take part in the
thrilling scenes, and the beautiful and attractive mountain
scenery is a feature worthy of special mention and the best
recommendation possible given this great western drama is,
that we are playing it for three days Today, Tomorro
and Wednesday.
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Directed by T.Hayes Hunter
Tho Producer has put tho spirit, the action and tho
trath of "Desert Gold" upon the screen, lly ideas,
ny wiehea even e$t hopos have been fulfilled.
Tomorrow and
Wednesday
Oh Boy! Oh Boys! Look
who will appear here in per
son and talk to you from the
stage and meet and greet
you in the lobby of a spec
ially arranged platform and
talk to you and tell you his
experience in the trenches
the man of the hour of the
United States today,
SARGEANT ARCH
OUR OWN SOUTH
BEND BOY
P. S. The greatest patri
otic celebration ever seen in
South Bend will be given in
honor of our great war hero,
SERGT. ARCH, on Wed-
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neday, Oct. 29, when a half holiday will he given in South Bend in honor of the boy who fired the first shot at the Germans
so come Tuesday and Wednesday and have a good chat with him, as he will appear from 11 to 11, and as every man, woman I
and child wül want to shake hands and talk with him, and in order to do so we must insist upon the ladies and children and
all who can to come to the matinee and very early or 9:15 show. Don't try to get in at 8 o'clock, as not only hundreds but
thousands will be turned away at that show. For Sergt. Arch and "Desert Gold" the Auditorium should have ten thousand
seats instead of 1,650 to accommodate the big crowd so follow our tip and come to the matinee. Topics of the Day will also
be on the bill, along with popular HAROLD LLOYD in "THE RAJAH," a comedy riot.
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HIDES ANI TALLOW,
tl'orrecte! today by 9. W. Llppuan. Hi
. Main c
Hidrs. 25ii30c; calfskins. ZOQCJ.
Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads.
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i Every mother knows that the constant care, lifting the baby and
loss of sleep, with sometimes prolonged nursing, are a
severe strain on the mother's system.
NOW PLAYING
THE
KINOGRAM
IMcturiiif?
the World's News
; :t:t,":ih 'l'Liinc of tho Yukon"j I
'or-'tliy l'.i!tons b-r pirfiro whiihi Aniusim,' the baby all day km.-;
O .i rrturn . v. '.;: in :it at tli.-i:inI tht n bt-ini; up half th niht
thr.itrr to.biv. As thr (itlrihru tin- b.iby is feverish from
i.ii1
Iain
i
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th.1 ! eothint,- or perhaps some serious
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w.-iibl iraiirat''. tho k-on.
fr... : Tu.r th an.l tho plot has to do ' illness, result in backache, head-
tho suit), wli.u !iarroyiiir o-iache, weakness and nervous ex
no of a d.inro-hall tirl who is hanstion. Yet ever the mother love
tlv" vii tim of circumstances. I watches over the little one recrard
la:ton p!as the ro!e with at less of aching head and wearied
and .1 ..-h that N typical
ii r. tr .i ner s;innoriinc casi in- Hut for hrr h:i iv s suke rv. rv
viudos v.. nie well known names. J mother should keep strong and vic-
r:- . ;.-t Married" "P- of 1 i-t ,,ro.,S- she should renew her
s- i- .i's st a;,-.- hits, has found its)Slrrnth to meet this steady sapping
, way to the screen and with pretty tlf h(.r h.atl, an(1 vitality.
V i" i lar;.i in the leading role will I .,. . . ... . , ,. , ...
, .itc,,. Ilioh. healthv blood, full of life-
' -b.own at the IiSalle tomorrow. . . , A.
:ivini; oxygen. Iron, and the cell-
of I body.
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t'i:
rcu'.iriti; -. i:.t ka. !.. . !
M'ti.-:.. .-. or ';!,e
Mr. I.-"ir.' di.I. and
rnkh:irn Vestal.:
liM.rt;'.:-!; trial.
Fcr o, r fcrtv
.tr : u T J . T.i:
rorr.o;r..j i i-t v: -!( m-:
for adi., f . . f r.;uL
Co., Lyi.n, Musi.
n. ;r
. r.tT
! .Io as
l::
; a ton
if., t';n :
r wn.i:.
Hale the
salts that must be supplied to the
enure bntiy a stream or vitalized i
health-restorinir bloo.l, that nmir- j
ishes eery cell of the tissues,
blood, nerves, brain and bones. i
Healthy blood makes tho whole
boily healthy. The cheeks low. !
the eyes sparkle, the step becomes '
licht and elastic and the whole body'
thrills with the vior and vitality!
of perfect health. .
This wonderful UKOI.O formula,
which lias been used with remark-'
able success by Ir. Reusing: in his j
private practice, may now be ob-
tained throuph registered dructristsj
who are licensed Pistriubtors of the!
Dr. A. 1. Reusing laboratories. Ak
ron. ()hio.
is not expensive.
4THE GOLDEN
BIRD"
A Human Canary.
Kt enlnirs
7:30 and
8:00
Sunday
and
Hollday
8:00
Matinee
Dally
2: SO
Kach
- .li.i
f..ll if tVi lrt,- i- t.. ti i InMln Vin-lltVl
I'r.v.L'i'nn ftie star of "Tho I J
in int. i estin" mvs'ervi1'1-1 vKer, will keep you strnc and j sealed package contains 100 pleas-I
-.'.Ha ll is t!l.- ast.e s p e.tSinCI "
DAVE FERGUSON & CO.
Tho Rounder ot Old Uroaduay'
BUCH BROS.
"Splllinsr the IJeans"
ANDERSON & GOINES
"The (ihost of a Coon"
THE HÄGENS
Fashion IMatc Steppers
THURSDAY
ORTH & CODY
Am! Tour Other Act
TODAY
The Dash in; Dramatic
stur
DOROTHY DALTON
"FLAME OF THE
YUKON
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strength.
r. HiF.lv. !.-.f i Cot. tan
IT'1; rt
a la
yrr. - us
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the l'ast!e
m i . a .
ii i .ir. i no c an. r ase
title of the now and tlirilünt:
s- rial wh:.-h st.rts at tlie (a-t!e to-! RROU, th sreat discovery of
:. Writtoo iv Crai Kenne.lv and i I M. A. 1 Reusing, has remarkable
n- lb : . rt Kawlmson and toni.- and strength renewing prop-
f.
to.
Mush, this said t be.M'tie
t a
t the e!ieresi .btt.tivo stories I bb .d. vitalized with oxygen, iron
costs a dollar. It Is sold under tho
Positive Guarantee that if you are
not absolutely satisfied with the re
sults after takinc: the two weeks'
d
;iv to
:.e
r t .
Th-..-" who like Norm . Talmadpe
ar;d ti;. y are !i;.i- wi.l t'.r.d to -.or-row'a
Castle puturo iw Luxe An-
It makes rich, red health I treatment, your money will be
i promptly refunded.
You can obtain RROI.J at C.
tral IruiT Store. South Rend. Ind.
and Red Cross Pharmacy, Misha
waka, Ind.
.-rr.-f-n. t and dl-salts. It stimulates the ap-
Jitite. aids digestion, tonrs up thf
heart and nervous system, increases
the red cells and sends through the
DR. G. T. O'DELL
Dentist
DIFFICULT FLATUS
Ö03 DilAN DLILDING
Ilrinsrincr hack this Mpular
player in the sort of charac
ter she is so well fitted to
play n tlnncc-hall girl of the
Klondyke.
TOMORROW
The Vivacious Little Flayer
VIOLA DANA
in
PLEASE GET
MARRIED'9
New Vork.s raeiost hedroom
farce transfenrrd to the
screen, furnishing noeI and
spicy entertainment for tlie
sophisticated.
TODAY
CilKKiilTON II ALK
In
thi: it la ck
cincLir
TOMORROW
NORMA TAL.MADfii:
"DL LFi: AN NIF'
TIM A SY rTOELF
in
lKrothy Dalton plajs a return en
cacrment tfxlay in "The Flame of
the Yukon." It has been oer a
jear sine this picture was shown
here, and there are doubtless many
IaSsiille patron- who hne not s-.-n
it.
The scene of "The IIa me of the
Yukon" is in the frozen vates of
the Klondike, and the snow seines
are of particular heaul) und realism.
"IMease Ciet Married" ran for
nearly two jenr in New York at
the Moroseo theater when pre-sei.tod
n the siw-akins stase. In pictun'd
form it Im lMen epia!l successful.
"Hedroorn farces.'
rn-n tenneL have
popularity In the
"FIae Ciet Married"
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