South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 61, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 March 1919 — Page 4

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Police Unable to Find Enough;

Evidence to Convict Dcbbeiare.

When thn polic arrested Fyril tbelarf. "11 W. h'outh Ft. on Feb. 2 0 on a charge of having the- unlawful jo.?s:-lon of liquor, they found four quart bottle of whinky, two of tht-ni full and I'ao jjartly full of liquor, and a jug containing noiiirh whiskey to cover th'; bottom of the jug. At least that Is what the police say they found there. They tetilie J to that on the witness Ktand in the city court .Saturday morning when Dobbeln re wa.s placed on trial. Hut when tho o.lieers were Instructed to brim; in the evidenc they were only able 10 tlnd the. jug containing Ju.st enough whbky to cover the bottom. Tho four bottles were no where to 1,; found. A 2 0-mlnute search for the bottles was made by the oflieers, but they returned to the court room with only the jug. The three otficers ho made tho arrest of Dobbc-Iare are Sergt. Benjamin II. Roberts and l tevtlve-n lloracu Hamilton and Valentine Ltelir.sk I. Tliey testhied that they found the four bottles and almost empty Jug in various parts of Dolbelams hoiw, but that none of the liquor won found in that part of the house which is conducted as a .soft drink parlor. The ollicer acre firm In their statement that they brought four bottles containing whisky to police headquarters, and they were unable to explain where it had pone. The joiice failed to make out a case against Dobbelare to the satisfaction of JucUc (Jilmtr in that they tailed to prove that he had in his possession more liquor tluin the prohibition law allows, even if they h.d J. en ahle t produce the four mi.sin bottles. Judse (iil.ner found the defend

ant not guilty, and orderd the case

a'ulns: him dismissed. "Of coure the whisky may have Waj-orated but this is the first time I ever heard of bottle evaporating." declared tho Judxe after he had ordered the case against Iobbelare dlsmi.sed.

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Captain The hon. uunrs vjmud iuk

The photornph shows Cnptain the lion. John Jacob Astor. econd eo. A I,jrd Astor. of Ilever Castle, and hU tltlinl bride. Lndj Violet Astor. dugh tcr of the fourth Harl of MInto. The trip Is In the nature of a delayed honey inhA.mK mnrrti in Mut Pnntflin Autor was in France UDtH a fev

months ngo He was wounded In the eerrlce. Captain Autor and Ladj j

Violet, who reached New York aboard the Olympic, will pass several montn In the United State They will JsIt Palm Ueacn and other resorU. Lieu tenant Vincent Astor and Captain Astor arc cousins.

Aspires to be Movie Star, Dons Brother s Clothes, Cuts Her Hair; Then Drab Finale

TO REPORT ON RIVERS AND HARBORS MEET

IMwurd I". Johnston and A. O. Mrahant will plve a report of the National Rivera and Harbor conRTes held at Washington, P. C, recently to the members of the Chamber of Commerce at their noonday lunchion Monday. Messrs. Johnston and !raham were named by (ov. James 1. Goodrich to represent this territory for Indiana at the congress, and their talk Monday will be of what va accomplished at the congress.

ACTRESS TELLS SECRET

A "Well Known Actro Toll How to Darken Jr.i Hair Willi a sim lo Ilnnu Math .Mixture.

Jon y Williams, the well known American a' tr s, who wa. recently j-layin- at the Imperial Theatre In Si. I.a:i.-, Mil, mad.- the follov in ft.itfiiviU about ra- hair and how to darken it: "Anyone tan pia-pai-e a simple

miMuie ii Jio;i;e, ai fi y juue ihm, i I hat will darken urav streaked or!

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kIosj.;-. To a half pint of water add ' wa (illin the theater

Iattle Velva I'aker wants to bo a "movie" star. She Is only 13 years old, yet sho has all the ambition that goes to make up a successful Theda IJara. Velva lives at 1312 Van Hurcn st. Her ambition to he an actress of the screen rew no ström; that Friday night she decided to take tho h p to fame. In order that she miht escape detection before she had accomplished her desire, she donned a suit of her brother'n clothes and made for the Auditorium theater. She toolv with her a pair of scissors with which to snip her golden locks. She did not find an opportunity to cut her hair until after she reached the theater, then there were too many persons there for her to shear her locks. So Velva waited. When she had waited u hutficient length of time, as she thought, she took OJt her scissor and was about to cut hr lock, but just then an usher walked down the aisle. She had to postpone the operation. She waited a little lonper, the uh r having passed without seeing her. lint as she waited, she grew fleepy, even the acting of Gaby Ieslys could not keep her little ye from trrowinc: heavy. Falls Afdoop in Then tor. Velva feel asleep. The pray dawn

when she

1 uim.'p of bay rum. a wmall box of I -twoKe. Now be could cut her har, ! .arbo Compound. ;-ml 1-1 ounce of would lie able to proceed on her vlyct rlne. Thrsi mu'iedb nts can b Journey. She snipped her locks, i-ouicht at any .Irut: itore at ery I straightened her brother's jacket UUl? co.-t. or any druicuisi can put I and was about to leave tho theater it up for yo i. Apply to the hair 'hen the Janitor entered the hupo twice a wck until the desired shnde j room of now empty seats. The vastobtaii.x d. This will make a vcray 1 ness of the empty rows of seats haired p.-rsnn lok L'i jrnrs younc- frichtrnr d Velva. and .he started to r. This is !at a de. it do. s notary. The janitor heard her, and heolor the nu-st d.dlcate scalp, is no, j ?an looking for the cause of the Micky or greasy and does not rub crle 'tf- j Velva ran to the fire escape, and If Ycu Saw Wood Each Day You Won't Need Cascarets

Great medicine, the Sawbuck. Two hours a day sawing wood will keep anyone's Dowels regulär.

No neevi of pi!!s, Cathartics, Castor Oil nor Physic," you'll only work the Sawbuck

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Exercise is Nature's Ore f?r Cemipithn ar.d, Ten-Mile vrzY will do. if you haven't get a wood p.lc. lut, it oj will take our E.ercie in an Ea5y Chair, there's only one ay to do that. a:.l rrsäVc a Success oi it. Hecat:e, the rc or'v one kinj of Artificial I'xercie for the P.owtls ami its r.arr.e is "CASCAUK TS." Cascartti arc the cr.ly mean to exercise the Bowel Muscles, without work. Druisti 10 Ccr.ts a 13wx.

slid to the street, the Janitor after her. Patrolman Waltet Bador was passing on S. Michigan st at the time, and he paw the little figure descending down the fire escape, and was at the end of it to meet her. Velva told him her story. Sho said she wanted to be an actress, Patrolman IJador took her to police headquarters, where Velva explained the Hituation to Scrgt. Dick O'Connell. She told him that she had left her Hevered locks at the theater. Motorcycle Officer Ellis Diver was nent to the Auditorium to look for them. Ho found them on the floor where they had dropped when Velva had snipped them off. Held For Investigation. Velva will have to wait awhile before she appears on the screen. She was turned over to Juvenile Oificcr W. K. Miller, who will look after her for a while. She Is now being held at the county Jail for Investigation, and until ehe can bo persuaded that it is better for her to remain home for a few years.

CHURCH INAUGURATES MILITARY PLAN TO INCREASE INTEREST

Following a banquet in Kable's banquet hall, Friday evening, the men of the First Christian chur"h forming the otficers' corps, of a new military plan to increase the interest in work of the Sunday school and church, elected officers and adopted a constitution. This is expected to be a permanent plan and will include every male above the age of 1 years who can be enlisted in the work. IJ. J. Abbot and C. W. Coen are the colonels of the regiments, which are to be known .is the "Yanks" and the "Sammies." A preat enthusiasm is shown in the workings of this novel plan which includes colonels, captains, privates and is on strictly military lines.

CONCERT PROGRAM

The program for the Sunday afternoon concert to be given at 4 o'clock in the First Presbyterian church will be presented by Mis Xina Gabel of Mishawaka, pianist, and the Notre Dame Glee club, under the direction of Prof. John Pecker. Dillon Patterson will act as accompanist for the club and for Joseph McGiruii.v soloist. The numbers on the program follow! Viking Song Coleridge-Taylor Glee club. Dedication Schumann Miss Gabel. Vocal solo, selected Joseph McGlnnis. Magic Fire Wiigner-Hrassin Miss Gabel. Ad .Ire by Dr. C. A. IJppincott. Land Sighing Gries Glee club. Rhapsody In O minor . . . Prahms Mis Gabel.

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HONORED AT COLLEGE

Mis Ida Airgood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Alrfrood. H. Dayton st . has been honor- d oy election to the Dramatic Muh of Hanover college. Har.over. Ind. Miss Alr.cood. who i in her iirt year, .it th college, and her room-mat, Mis Ituth Martin of "oington, Ind.. were th only freshmen g:il choren for dramatic club membership. The local girl Is also prominent in o-ehentra activities and micalew t Hanover.

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