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THE SOUTH BEND NEWSTIMES TIiritSftAY rVFNI.Vfi, JANTARY 2S. 1919.

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ALWAYS A NEW PICTURE EVERY DAY

TODAY The Pclite and Popular Comedienne MADGE KENNEDY -in"A PERFECT LADY" As the ex-burlesque queen, trying to win friends in a marrow-mind ?d community, the star has the best role Lhat she has ever portrayed. Pictumed from the famous stage success of the same title. TOMORROW That Popular Matinee Idol EARL WILLIAMS "THE DIPLOMATIC MISSION" German intrigue in a South Sea bland is pictured with realism in this story of a carefree American, who gets entangled in international problems and has to fight his way out with gun and fists.

TODAY The Beautiful Emotional Star, PAULINE FREDERICK, in A DAUGHTER OF THE OLD SOUTH

The story of a beautiful Creole maid-en's infatuation for a New Yorker and the happiness that resulted. TOMORROW MADGE KENNEDY in "A PERFECT LADY."

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"INIWTrATION. 'lahy I".lyy, the famous French datnT. who app'red her a few tv"'a."on atfo with her own vaudeville organization at the Oliver theater, comes to that theater nxt Monday for a four-dajs' run in a screen production entitled 'Infatuation." The. ; noted aftroj-n will ipported by ; her dancing partner. Marry I'ilcer. and a number of well known Krnih ; actors. Vany of the scenes are. 'hand-painted and are said to , be mo.-t orKeou.. iaby I.-l-, famous ' for her tnrtlinp coj-tumes, will ap.H,tr in nuinl'tT of nw creations that ar- -aid to he the most elabi or itf 1 1 has -vt-r worn. at Tin: omvi:ic. H i said thU over a million dollars was used to produce "The F.irth i of a Kate," the photo-spectacle that . is running at th Oliver nil this j fi4:, atid thousands of people were employed in th liffrent sone. j The picture carries us hack to the tcratioii. tlitne to Noah and th !flo.d. to Mose.?, to the rucI!lxlon. to! .'olumhus. to the Declaration of Ini deperulence. to Lincoln, and Into th j great world war and out Into the sunshine of peace. Joseph Iheil. composer of the music for "The : Birth of u Nation" and "IntolerI an e," Im responsible for the rnuj sical Fcore. The cast is exceptionj ally ;;ood and thn photoraithy is the host ever seen here. The picture w ill remain tintil Sunj day with daily matinees at 2:1.". and evenings at S : 1 f.. m:v ciiiirriTii show. D. W. Griffith, the greatest producer of the day, has just released his newest picture, which he calls "The Greatest Thin: in Life." The production will be fdiown at the Oliver theater soon for a five days' engagement. AT Till: Al'DITORIOr. Viola Dana, the popular screen star, i3 appearing at the Auditorium today in a romantic comedy entitled "The Cold Cure." The trials and tribulations of her friends owins to the lack of younir men in the town, becomes monotonous to fun-loviny Annice (the part played by Miss Dann), who, has idas of her own about a town where nothing; but girls and elderly married people nre left. With originality and determination, she sets, about remedying tho situation and her success is 'a surprise even to herself so strangely are they brought about. Miss Dana is fcaid to put all of the charm of her youthful personality Into this delightful comedy and the result Is at once pleasing and satisfactory. The regular episode of the serial '"Hands t'p." will be given also. There will be only one more release of this serial, next Thursday, and on that day a new serial featuring Houdlnt the famous handcuff king, will start. The Official War Review is always on Thursday's bill. "The Fall of. tho Romanoffs. a powerful play of Russia, will be the big feature for tomorrow'. AT Tim CASTLU The role of a headstrong, romantic Creole lr-ssie us portrayed by Pauline. Frederick In today's Castle picture entitled, "A Daughter of tho Old South." is thoroughly consistent and when the man her grandfather has chosen for her to marry, turns out to be a "diamond in th3 If you haven't sen Madge Ken-JK-dy in her previous features, don't miss a chance of sTln:r tier In her hu"M eomeriy, which Is a pioturtatlou of a well-known stage sueeess. Shown at tlu laSall today lio 1'a -tie tomorrow. TIiom who know the cleverness of her M-reeii work will iionI no urging to e this delightful tale, for when eiie uiiee gift the ;ipeti(e for Madge Kennedy foimtly, llicy never lost it. Can one lone Yankee hold an eiitiro i-Iaiitl agiilnt l.OOo murderous native- h-vl hy a (ieituan -py'.' Sv 1 ul William in " Diplomatie MKsien" for jour answer. In thU story of adventure and rnnnj Intrigue, WilliaiiLs hay u rtIe ideally tittetl to him. that of an American glolH trotter who stops trotting when the rlsht girl tmes along. rn.MiM; cin:Ti(; ciikatIIUn." a picturiation of tlu New York -tage hit. with Clara Kimball Young.

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rotizh." ih? falls In love with him herself and finds real happiness ifter being jilted by a treacherous vrit r. Admirers of Miss Frederick and they are many, will he delighted with this latest screen vehicle. Tomorrow. "A Perfect I-ady" stars pretty Made Kennedy.

AT Tili: OKPHIUM. Two clever men and a pretty nirl forms the trio of entertainers who, tinder the t itl of Wood. Younjr and Phillips, present a snappy pot pourr! of kohk and stories, as a topllne feature of the new Orpheuni bill . hich opens today. Feats of daring r-erforimd in mid-air are offered by the Four Casters. Mattie Choate and company, favorably .recalled for their last, season's presentation of Ii comedy sketch, "Outclassed," offer their newest vaudeville diversion entitled 'Public Service." I isher and r.iimoce, presenting "A Pashful Ilomeo." and Tyler and St. r'lair, xylophonl.sts, complete the excellent hill. "A riniriXT iiy" STAUS MAPCi: KEXM'.DV 'The perfect Iidy" was a stage success when played hy Rose Stahl. On tne screen at the. Iasalle today with Madge Kennedy it in even better. The story of the show girl who settled down in a mall town, started an ice (ream cabaret nnd upset the village is full of clean fun. bright lines and gives Miss Kennedy one of the best parts she has ever had. Her engaging smile, her womanly ways and natural graco endow the leading rede witll magnetic appeal. She is a saucy maiden, resourceful and courageous and her delicious comedy is shaded with a touch of pathos. The small town characters are immense and the picture is a hit. American Troops Are Shelled By Bolsheviki AllOHANGEL. Tuesday, .Ian. 21. Bolshevik troops are heavily shelling the farthest southern positions of the American and Russian armies at t'st Padenga, on the Waga river, CO miles south of Shenkursk. They alt:o are showing considerable activity west of Hhenkursk on the Tania river. It has been impossible to determine whether the attack will develop on a greater scale. The enemy has mobilized the peasants in the vicinity of Vilsk and apparently Is prepared for a general offensive in the Shenkurfsk sector. Sunday, the enemy under cover of a heavy bombardment attacked with infantry the American and Russian positions at Ust Padenga. The allied outpost withdrew, but the bolshevik attacked on the main positions was repulsed with heavy losses. There ha been no Infantry action since, though there has been a constant rain of shells "on the village. The American artillery is vigorously replying. Yesterdiy, flying in a temperature of sixteen degrees below zero, one American airplane bombed the enemy and cured direct hits on important bolfhevik positions. The renting Is going on in cold, clear weaiher but the temperature is so Jow that It Is difficult for tho infantryman to remain in the open for any length cf time. The bolsheviki also are shelling the American positions on the Vologda railway. With the exception of a few days early in January, when the allied forces attempted to improve their positions southward on the Kadlsh railroad and on the Onega Fector, the offensive on the Archangel front for several months has been in the hands of the bolsheviki. They are boasting that in the vicinity of Kadish they will "drive the allies into the White sea In March." Along the Murmansk railway front the Russian and allied troops yesterday raided the village of RugojCrka, fifty miles southeast of Soroka, where thej either killed or captured all the bolshevik garrison. They took 110 rides and other equipment and numerous documents. The allied forces did not suffer a single casualty. 0 NOW PLAYING OFFICIAL ALLIED WAR REVIEW WOOD, YOUNG & PHILLIPS Snappy Pot INnirri of Som:i aiul stories. and S:Oü. r. t rnlntn 7:J) und :f0. Pailr FOUR CASTERS VViartN of the Alr.j MATTIE CHOATE Sz CO. 'Public SeMice FISHER Sc GIUVIORE "A Ikudiful Korne' TYLER & ST. CLAIR

SUNDAY 'THE YANKEE PRINCESS' lu-it-.tl Tabloid.

Congratulations of Pope Benedict Presented

MALTIMu ; .Jrn. .".- -' . .1.1 v.ldrss not only eulogitic of t'ardlnal (llbbons. but which also paid a tribute to Pres't Wilson, Archbishop Bonaventure (Yrretti. papal undersecretary of tate. e.lne.-.i sented to the cardinal the com:r..t'i-j Iitlous of Pope Benedict on tho golden julu'ee of his episcopate, j Morlcnor t'errettl :il-o indicated I that had he Jied. ArchMshop Ire- j land of S. Ban! would have been :,-.ade a cardinal. '"The sovereign pontiff has sens me . to express his lpe and admiration for tl:.it great Americm whose name is written with letters of gold in the I hearts of the American people." said : Archbihop Cerretti to Cardinal '. Ciibbons. j "But in honoring you. your eminence, the holy lather honors tho whole American t hurch. honors' America. I'or !n your eminence is u presented all that is great and notde in American religious and civil life." In sp'-aking of th- close friendship wbuh existed between Cardinal tlibbons and the late Archbishop Ireland, Monsimior i'erretti said; "If the archbishop of the west had been spared he would have rejoiced to be here today; and we also would rejoice were he with us today; especially would we all have rejoiced In the rear future this I may say without indiscretion wnen the great Arehlrishop Ireland, whom the holy father esteemed so highly, would also have received the highest distinction within the -power of tho sovereign pontiff to bestow." Continuing Monsignor Cerretti said: "We are gathered together in a historic moment for America. The eyes of th world are turned with hope and c ifidence toward this great republic. Your great Brest Vilcon has enunciated to the world the highest and noblest principles of humanity; he has proclaimed. In the most eloquent terms the spirit and nobility of American manhood. And we are indeed gratified to know that these great principles which the American people love, those principles which Brest Wilson has never ceased to expound, to develop and to apply accordingly as the events of the gigantic world's struggl" have evolved, we are grat ified to know, I say are based upon the general outlines already traced by the holy father during tho critical period of the war. It is well known what the holy father proposed for the restoration to the world of a just and lasting peace, that peace for which he together with the whole church has prayed so fervently. It was in particular in these points that the right of might should give way to the might of right; that the just aspirations of nationalities should be satislied; that no nation should be subjugated by another, because nations do not die, that there should be a general disarmament of nations and an international court of arbitration established." Piles Cuml In 0 to 1 1 Days Oruppists refund money if VA'J) OINTMKNT f;ii1s to cure Itching. Hliml. Hleediner or PrutrmlinK Piles. Stops Irritation; Soothes and Heals. You can set restful sleep after the first application. Price 60c. Advt.' n mm f ladder Weakness Quickly C'orrretcmI by Ketvnt cicntifu ll.-ocry l'or Old and Youn. 50 Gent Package Froo Whit a wonderful comfort to sWp all nipht and not pt up at last ene, and maybe six or eicht tne. every. nicht te'mse of Madder u-o:ikne. Have you forgotten -nh.it th r-tfulii-. nnd luxury of an unhrokea uii'ht of untrouhled s'.t-ep i liie "Olt-lii-lium ' It 'li(!l to ll lp Tl.i Way Kier.v Mslit." Aüion tlo prln'-ijial iani-" of tM truuUU' is . lironi - -n lar Mint f tlio J I o :iixl ::ite irl.nnd and Id.HMor Irritation tin--.' Mild if itu- M'lntifl'' dir,VTT Upon TnU!-ts t whlch Kidlocc! Urouii .t.l. iMitil jrpli,,l auttnritv v"i?: "A syiiiptomatl" eure n'iiillv M-hle.1 lli-- lrt-.ju-iit luipi.ifcs t Jirln.it NUl th nurrinir ix'Tv ;it uiLt .- inc'. Si -.-fM' with this v r 1 1 " have f i had In men of ninety JMft. Kvry man. .i:ne .mj dd. should trv tlü wouder'f ill tre:ittuuit It ork T D r f nr auinc a hof ,,f u. n laj und nlfcts of untold misery! St-i.il ni:poii toilay. with i 'in In t:i;ii(. to lu li J'uy i-.ttUK'' and I'"" - fn" n rr trial i i n I".ru!i Tnblt. to Trank .1. KHlore lok'af On.. 1177 lluffuiaster li j:k. JJ 1 1 1 I'Mk, MlcL. VVA TKIAl. COUPON. frank j. ki:i.ih; t'. llv.Sru.thter lok. l'.Ttt! l'r', Muh Kl'ullv s -iid in-. Kr-, a " t" . : K ! I hc'p I'romi r.to'.t.i. I ii , i',,.. i. li, star.ii.! to L!i l' a v j...tj;e and r,J'"i"-

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we say "THE MASTER MYSTERY1' will create more talk and praise than any serial ever made. HOUDINI, the handcuff king, who is featured, has appeared in all the leading vaudeville houses in the world. He has puzzled the police departments of the entire world with his marvelous feats of disentangling himself from handcuffs, straight-jackets and ethers manacles. He is the world's champion jail-breaker. Houdini has retired from the stage and will expose and show you how all Iiis tricks were performed, in his fifteen weeks mystery serial. Little Ruth Stonehouse and Marguerite Marsh (Mae Marsh's sister), will be leading ladies with Houdini. Come NEXT THURSDAY and see the finish of "Hands Up" and the start of "The Master Mystery." That is all we ask. It's a world-beater, take our word for it. Extra interesting today is the "ALLIED WAR REVIEW." TOMORROW we are presenting an extraordinary special eight-reel feature, THE FALL OF THE ROMANOFFS." It's a great big mammoth production, and "as the sky is the limit," we go to that extreme when we recommend this great eight-reel photoplay as one of the best we have ever presented on a Friday. P. S. ILIODOR, former confidant of the czar, will himself take the leading part in this great production that cost $250,000 to produce. Dcn't miss this rare treat.

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