South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 62, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 3 March 1919 — Page 6

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES AUD1I TODAY As. TJic News-Times Vage of Best in Northern Ind. TO

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OLIVER LEAGUE

- i'ansler Cornmrr!iI . ; . . . 20? Schneider Federal Fisher Vehicle Millar Whicle

Hey de City 204

Jnderwood Föderal

loth City

i Arnold Olivers

Bauer West Side 207

;. Gall Commercial 201 :

23 4 Alma 11 13 .453 232 ! Greening Specials .. V 12 .429 2.10 j Free ha f er Drugs ... 10 14 .417 2 26 j Harpy Elve 10 14 .417 223 1 Wilson Uro. League. 224 I Fndenvcax IS 0 .667 233 .Cutting 17 10 .630 223; Shipping 11 16 .407 223 Stock 'S ly .236

South Bend Bowlers to Com-i

pete in State Tournament in Spring.

! Underwood TempLe . I I Drown West Side

Thürs City

J21 21& 21 216

f;.Mi;s this week. Monday.

j CIJTTF.I1 CO. LEAGUE ! Eight clubs. ! WATCH CO LEAGUE

USY WEEK

SOUTH BEI

Jtnstiser Elk.s

nv .ir.nos Arn at si'AKi:

Six teams h.-iw already been or

ganized Ly th" Oliver league to com

pete in th- annual tournament of thIndiana Iiow lir,: association, which

will be held at Indianapolis this sprint:, L'-Kinniii' April 1-. Thi-

houM be .i ii-nt!'1 reminder to all

local bowlers th.it tue clo-mg il.ite

for this event i not f ir off, as the

n tries for the --tat' tournament: v. in

lo.-e at midnight. March 31. In order to f.uiht.ite matters and oiiniMidafe So itri r.'-nd l uwh rs, . 1 1. (Jenü.-. it" picMibnt of the . M .1 1 - . t .

State as-n lati'tp, a:.M or Hi'1 r-ouui

Mend Howling ..-.-( iati.n. will take

charge of th" lo al ntri-s. Ical

bow leis should Met busy early if they hope to get any choice of dates. It

iias nee ii uif iii.ii cum'mw ihj .jui

iiovs to wait until the Lisi minute '

and then s-i'iawk berau-o they can- : not fret just wh.it th-y want. , Indianapolis aiti ij-ate l ecep-;

tionally well at the state tourr.ainent , held in this city last spring, and it is only fair th;it a g... repres entation ; -hoiild compete there this season.; Hveiy Kane in the city should take' it upon themselws immediately and;

determine how

Sr-ott Olivers ! Johnson Oaa 'o ' M. I'ojip .'o:nn:e: .-'a! Iiali'.-r City West Temple Srhaeffer Ohrr ..... Mohn City , Cosgrovi Federal ... I forwath Commercial SVhwartz Temple . . . , I'olhx k Singer

201 214 j Eight clubs. 213 Tuesday. 213 ! COMMERCIAL LEAGUE , .... l12' Liebelt Stars vs Spiros. .... 212; Super-Treads vs. Ind. Engrav. Co. .... 211 i Choka Stars vs. Lathe Works. 210 Olivers vs. South Ik'nd Gear Co. 210 'GAS CO LEAGUE

Basketball Tournament to be Staged at Y. 171. C. A. This Week.

Cohen We-t Side Woodruff Klk Lou ties Ilo'jijli Vehicle MrCormiek Commercial J. ISrown We-t Side.... Shirk Vehicle GAL 2 JEHoSAFHAT . Walker Express Van de. Walle City Rotiser West Side Hock City Shaw Orpheum Trio . . . Krorncr City Gatill Elks Doubles .... Strayer Orpheum Trio . I'arvis Gas Co Good Oliver Colip Oliver

... 2 00 20S 20S ... 2 OS :1 27 . . . 207 27 20; 2 0 3 ... 204

2 0 I Oft" V . i 20 3 202 20::

201 ; 201 j 200 200 ! 1

200 200

Schneider Temple 200 Select Circ le is Small. In keeping with the decrease in

scores rolled during the week select suffered as well, as only 1 1 A

the de- I'mr piayers mane me graue as

tails for them. j L ,MI" l"1 j;viou? ieriuci. . It. C. I'.i eoid Entry. j In this Eobby Zimmerman, rol'lng in i:peiience i'i(,ald nach" local i Hie ,Elks Double league, topped the

I ).,. f.iliaev of waiting tue ,l -11 " " ''u'""- ,ki,

many f their players. -

wi-h to compete aioi .t iri touch ,h" i -.. ,!.. t,. ..i , .,.... tu io. . four

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bonders

; at tin t ou rna

Ileytle of the Watch Co. was second.

imr. In applinM for date American Howling rnurcss

oient. S.oith Mnd liowbrs did not

,pt i-.t exa tlv what tbev asked for ! (,f th': s;,n- organization, lacked one

Hid had to be ontent with w hat was

while third place went to Fansler of ! the Commercial league. George Call

pin to b" included.

left, with the ic.-itlt that dates during the last das of the tournament

have been assigned them. Howeer. that is better than not

getting in at all. The entries just j Clubs closed for the bite class';. showed the j Horns .. normons entries of T'.o; tive-rnen Hoods .. teams, the largest numla ! in the his-' Starters . lory of the congress. There were j Pistons . 14 clubs who h id their entrance fees j Radiators

rettumed herauo they could not be issigned a al! during the dates allot-

I. HAGUE STANDINGS AND SCHEDULES. Automobile League.

d for the big s!iov.

Carburetors Equalizers . Cylinders . . Tops ...... Windshields

Six'Hal Eent !'.( ia lici.il. Tiie special two-nvn team tonrnr

ment being conducted ft the Elks' City tempb is proving ery 1 eneticfal to .' Studehakers ... hose permitted to take part, and j Hoosier Creams :hey are beginn in:. to sl'iow real; Armj' Navy . :lass in that b s t v r.t I uring j Hardwoods

I'M : wa e, ii.

! roHcd, won in ri and

! he past fair scoi , Ii.it last v e. k the .-vent .Z ba-rue stvle. V.v..

Schnelle po-ting 1220. Lceal bowlers entered in the A. W. '. tournament, and also tho.-e contemplating talving j art in the state . etit. should not b.-e sirht of the fict tliat the tv.o-m!i team ami ini:idual events follow each other, nuikini a series of ,-ix games to be t "lb d i oua uti 1 y. Howlers w ho hae pot had this experience will tind that it is a strenuous undertaki.ur to lull six sanies in a row. and AÜ- require siit- 'iapaia!ioa to

-land th

Watch Co.

Noxalls ( rpheum Kids

Commercial Ix'ague. Choka Stars 19

Spiros l s Olivers 1; Ind. Engraving .... 12 S. Hend Gear Co .... 11 Lithe Works 10 Super-Treads Liebelt Stats 4

w. l. ret. 2 3 11 .69 4 2 4 12 .667 2 4 12 .667 20 D. .336 IS IS .300 17 19 .472 13 21 .417 13 23 .361 12 24 .333 IO i) I O M t O t ue. 15 6 .730 16 S .C67 13 9 .623 12 12 .300 12 12 .300 10 14 .417 7 17 .292 6 IS .230

Fa n p. s Hills . . Deers . rfuns i'rongs

1 eaters Shades . Hannes 1 lXtures Lamps . Pilots .. Arcs . . .

i Mantles

Specials , Santa Hosa . . . Gas Co Lumbermen . . . Shafer Lumber

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HolL a Hii; Seiio-. Hdi!r.g in a sj'tn.il niat h game t the orplieuni alby Saturday eer.inir. Wil'aid liailm ii..ckcd off ?'.'. in tli Me Hintes, rolling 237. 237 .nd Ji'.C At tl,M he !.. t hie tirst -atue tu p.rui e Oi'iM. who had 243. This is L-oi! g --on.,. would in .-MM jaej; nt the to iri.aments. Strike and Spares. t iz: a'i:.a t:on :..ak s the ling

.: utile. rpheuin Trio !eag:;- hi a tine i. ice. two g. iae- m p. itatiug the tirst i o!ü!P.oh'.y .ii:ii 1 ni!.i!i aiiie in off the patch to hoA t! ho s lie i hc'hI still .-VMIlg t!a ,;',!. Th'" state tu hi, ,ni.'!,i n tries v'o-e March 1 . If ou t out, mplate go11. Ü, n.ake .1 p j ! a a i n at once. Not a member of ;h- P.ucktails -eore! a cio il,P i Mitniy during the v. e ek. An unusual c Tit. Nearly ery tlua in the league has teen at the ;tp of the heap in the West Side league this season. V, Me.-sii'k ha- pmt' aciin. but a!l local rt cords still stand and his advance publicity did iat g t very fa r. Three clubs :u c battling for the b-ad in the (diver league and a half dozen others are crowding them. Ilarlin Tops i;ll of Honor. Candidates for our roll of honor pressed the issue a trHIe stronger this week than the previous one. as the leader. Wilbur Marlin of the South Hend Watch Co.. in the City league, wlio gathered in 2 4;. beinR e;j;ht pins more than the high game of last week. Luiie Greening of the Express league took second honors w.th 241. Third place was divided between Hobby Zimmerman, who ; an in from the patch for a breath-

I'.g spell, and Luie Fansler of the Polarino

rnmrrcial league. A noticeable s'um

lVtlcral licaguc. 16 16 10 11 9

.a Co.

lA'axrne. .. IS . . is . . 17 . . 13 . . 13 . . 13 . . 11 . . 11

6 S 12 13 14 IS 2 S s 1 1 13 12 17 12 12 l:: 13 13 15 19 19

Orpheiini Trio l:igne

14 1 1 1 0 1 1

Orpheums 9 olixer Lvajnie Hilling 14 Inspection 14 Production 1 I

Accounting Factory , Wood Pattern . . , Grey Irons Metal Pattern . . . Sales Stock Forge No. 7 Gang Purchasing Designing Machine Shop . . . Piow Points .... singer Cost Yard

10 11 1 1 .1 1 1

.792 .730 .667 .300 .45S .417 .230 .1G7 .667 .6 67 .476 .4 3 .4 29 .600 .600 .367 .50 .300 .500 o 1 .Ol

.383 .5 4 2 .500 .500 .500 ft .667 .667 .667

Eight clubs. Wednesday. CITY LEAGUE Watch Co. vs. Hoosier Creams. Army .X: Navy vs. Tuttle Corp. Studrhakers vs. Orpheum Kids. Noxalls vs. Hardwoods. FEDERAL LEAGUE Deers vs. Or funs. Prongs vs. Hills. Fawns vs. Elks. STANDAHD OIL LEAGUE Perfection vs. Farolitcs. Finols vs. Red Crowns. Polarine vs Serrula c. Thursday. ELKS'" LEAGUE Herds vs. Tails. Stars vs. Hucks. Tylers vs. Charms. OLIVER LEAGUE Machine Shop vs. Factory. Grey Irons vs. Plow Points. No. 7 Gang vs. Accounting. Specials vs. Wood Pattern. Sales vs. Stock. Production vs. Designing. Forge vs. Purchasing. Inspection vs. Metal Pattern. ELKS' DOUBLES LEAGUE Six Clubs. Friday. OHPIIEUM TRIO LEAGUE Specials vs. Shafer Lumber. Gas Co. vs. Santa Rosa. Orpheums vs. Lumbermen. SINGER LEAGUE Main Oflice vs. Cost. Yard vs. Machinery. TEMPLE LEAGUE Stags vs. Tusks. Grits vs. Loya Is. Horns vs. Hairs. WILSON' BROS LEAGUE Shipping vs. Stock. Underwear vs. Cutting. AUTOMOBILE LEAGUE Monday Horns vs. Tops Tuesday Cylinders vs. Equalizers Wednesday Starters vs. Windshields. Thursday Hoods vs. Pistons. Friday- Carburetors vs. Radiators VEHICLE LEAGUE Monday Rims vs. Skeins. Tuesday Axles, vs. Reaches. Wednesday Spokes vs. Studehakers. Thursday Tongues vs. Hounds. Friday Bolsters vs. Huts. WEST SIDE LEAGUE Monday Csillag Taxis vs. Happy Five. Tuesday Alma vs. Greening Spec. Wednesday M. H. vs. Ireehafer Drus. Friday Choka Stars vs. Hans Dr.

South Bend h'gh school id now

; lacing it3 biggt week of the year, with the sectional tournament to be ! held here March 7 and S, only a few j days off. The tournament will be ! held at the local "Y" floor where IS j teams of neighboring towns will compete for this section's honors, j The winner of this meet w ill go to I the state meet to be held at the La- ; fayette Central Y. M. C. A. gym March 17, IS and 19. I This week is not only the biggest j but the busjest of the year. The ,144 players as well as the large number of rooters that will he pres- ' ent at the meet will have to have ! places to sleep. Comptroller Holderj man of the high school announcing that he had found places at the "Y" 1 and at the Robertson hotel, but i didn't have near enough to take care ! of the crowd. Besides this, the ques- ' tion of seating the crowd is a birr ! factor, but this, will likely be taken

care of by the five seat high benches that are going to replace the throe seat high ones. Last year the sectional tournament was not what you could call

a success, the total gate receipts only 1

amounting to $385, the profits were, onyl $100, this amount not even pay- . ing the locals way to the state meet ; last year. This was one of the ! smallest profits in the state out of one of the largest cities. Anderson. ! a city of about 20,000, collected '

$1,000 gate receipts. The local boosters have taken it upon them-

nelves to make this year a suece41. 1 and from the looks of the things that , are being doped out they are going to ' put this season over ns the most sue- '

essful of years. First, advertising .

will take a lengthy step In telling th? 1 1

people of South Bend that a tourna-

WILSON FAVORS

EWBH STATE

President Tells Delegation Palestine Should Form Commonwealth.

Office Statu Red Crowns Parolites . . . Perfection . Sem da cs . . . Fir. id

prevailed in

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f the bowlers, however, is considerable smaller week. The discrepancy

prevailed among the veterans entirely, as for instance, not one of the Vug Tlucktai! team showed in the roll, nor any of the leading Studehaktrs of the 'ity league brought in

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Regardless of the weather cr anything else, whatever you do, don't miss this extra fine big double show, presenting two of the screen's most popular stars, that re

quire no further introduction than the mention of the name of that cleancut chap, HAROLD LOCKWOOD, and our very funny FATTY ARBUCKLE. Could you select a better team for one hour and 45 minutes of up-to-date entertainment. The screen's most genuine and delightful character,

HAROLD L0CKW00D in'THE GREAT ROMANCE"

is at his best in this story of intrigue, love, power and romance,

RDSCOE'FATTy'ARS

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Brother against brother for the love of a woman is the theme of this great six-reel drama. The laugh-provoker ol the screen, big, jolly FATTY ARBUCKLE will be seen in an uproaring two-reel comedy,

IFMG OUT55

How can anyone miss this show, and what a fine entertainment for ladies and children for the matinee.

EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! COMING MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY The biggest, greatest and best feature ever seen at the Auditorium, THEDA BARA in "SALOME," costing one million dollars and with 5,000 people taking part in it. NO ADVANCE IN PRICES.

ment will he held here. Other years ' j bills and cards in store windows vs- Hartford City; 3:00 Kokomo vs. tvero the nnlv mo. of rntehlro- in 1 Howard township; 4 : 0 0 S wayzee s.

locil eves, but this year the movi-s I Windfall; 8:30 Creentown vs. Fair . OA TV 1.1 i ms-..

will have slides announcing the scores of each pamo. Another stunt

that should attract considerable attention Is the basket ball dummy that will appear in Adler's window dressed up in a local tan and blue basket hall suit. The hiprh school is also poinp to pive its yell leader the suit that he has been minus for so lonff. Yell Leader Mimm will make his appearance, not in his "civies," but will be decorated up in an honest-to-good-ness clown suit with the old tan and blue. It has been rumored that Mishawaka, Klkhart and our other neighboring towns will unite ani try to drown the locals with their yelling, but from the way that the students have started to support the team by purchasing tickets, it is believed that our neighbors will have their hands full in drowning the local chorus.

WASHINGTON, March 3. PretVt Wilson Sunday night told a delega-

! fion from the American Jewish con

gress that he was persuaded that the

allied nations, with the fullest concurrence of the American government and people, were agreed that Palestine should be laid the foundations of a Jewish commonwealth. The delegation, headed by Judge Julian W. Mack, of Chicago, and including Louis Marshall, Dr. Stephen S. Wise and Ucrnard G. Hicliards. of New Vork, declared they had found the president sympathetic with the "incontestable principle of the ri?ht of the Jewish people everywhere to equality of status." He reminded them that he previously had expressed personal approval of the declaration of the British government respecting the historic claim, of the Jews regarding palestine. Great Hritain would act as trustee of the new commortweailh on behalf of the proposed league of nation?, accordin tog the delegates. They said that organi7ation cf a Jewish state should include express stipulations that nothing should be done which might prejudice the civil and religouii rights of non-Jewish communities in Palestine or the rights and political status enjoyed by Jews in any other country. The delegation presented to the president a memorial setting forth the j. resent Matus of the Jews in eastern Kuropean lands and tne effect upon them of the organization

of new and enlarged states growing (

out of the war. Hesolutions adopted by the American Jew'.sh congress in Philadelphia last December also were submitted. They j-et forth the guarantees required by the Jews to secure them fumto mental human rights. Including civil, political, religious and national equality. Immediate action to assure the Jews of these rights was urged upon the president.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. March 2. The Indiana state board of athletic control, following its meeting here today, announced the schedules for sectional high school basket ball meets, which will be held March 7 and S. The schedule provides for ?.Z2 teams in the 22 districts. The schedule In part follows: At Anderson (16 teams) Friday morning: 9:00 Pendleton vs. Summitville: 10:00 Lapel vs. Elwood; 11:00 Noblesville vs. Atlanta. Afternoon: 1:00 Sheridan vs. Fishers; 2:00 Forftville vs. Carmel; 3:00 Westfield vs. McCords.ville; 4:00 Anderson vs. Markleville. Night: 7:50 "Walnut Grove vs. p.oxley; 8:30 Winner 9 a. m. vs. winner 10 a. m. Saturday morning: 8:00 Winner 11 a. m. vs. winner 1 p. m.: 9:00 Winner 2 p. m. vs. winner 3 p. m.; 10:00 Winner 4 p. m. vs. winner 7:30 p. m. Afternoon: 2:00 Winner 8:30 p. m. vs. winner S a. m.; 2:00 Winner 9 a. m. vs. winner 10

mount; 7:30 Dunkirk vs. Tipton;

5:00 Upland vs. New London. Saturday morning; 8:00 Winner 1 p. m. vs. winner 2 p. m.; 9:00 Winner 3 p. m. vs. winner 4 p. m.; 10:00 Winner 5 p. m. vs. winner 7:30 p. m. Afternoon: 2:00 Winner

8:30 p. in. vs winner 8 a. m.

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a. m. Night: S:00 Winner 2 p. m. vs. winner 3 p. m. Officials LeRoy Cooke, 13. H. Evans. Hrazil (14 teams) Friday afternoon: 1:00 Brazil vs. Cayuga; 2:00 Perrysville vs. Hloomlngdale; 3:00 Normal vs. Staunton; 4:00 Colemont vs. Glenn: ":00 Washington township vs. Fontanet. Night: 7:30 Garfield vs. Clinton; S:30 Roedale vs. Prairie Creek. Saturday morning: S:00 Winner 1 p. m. vs. winner 2 p. m.; 9:00 Winner 3 p. m. vs. winner 4 p. m.; 10:00 Winner r, p. m. vs. winner 7:30 p. m.. Afternoon: 2:00 Winner S:30 p. m. vs. winner 8 p. m.: 3:00 Winner 9 a. m. vs. winner 10 a. m. Night: S:00 Winner 2 p. m. vs winner 3 p. m. Officials Myrcl Thomas. Fred Corman. At Huntington (16 teams) Friday morning: 9:00 Markle vs. Hock Creek: 10:00 Monroe vs. Hartford township; 11:00 P.crneys vs. Fort Wayne. Afternoon: 1:00 Hluffton vs. Geneva: 2:0n Huntington .s. Ossian; 3:00 Kirkland township vs. Liberty Center: 4:00 Tocsin vs. Petroleum. Nieht: 7:3n Decatur vs. Clear Creek: S:30 Winner 9 a. m. vs winner 10 a. m. Saturday: 5:00 Winner 11 a. m. vs winner 1 p. m.: 9:00 Winner 2 p. m. vs. winner 3 p. m.; 10:00 Winner 4 p. in. vs. winner 7:30 p. ri. Afternoon: 2:00 Winner S:30 p. ru.

vs. winner S a. m.: 3:00 Winner 9 n. m. vs. winner 10 a. m. Night: 1 S:0n Winner 2 p. m. s. winner 3 i

Horace Parker,

Winner 9 a. m. vs. winner 10 a. r. Night: 8:00 Winner 2 p. m. vs. winner 3 p. m. Officials J. J. Ilytter, Stanley Feesle. At Logansport (16 teams) Friday morning: 9:00 Macy vs. Deedsvill?; (1) 10:00 Reynolds vs. Chalmers (2) ; 11:00 Twelve Mile vs. Amboy (1). Afternoon: 1:00 Winamac vs. Young America (2); 2:00 Chile vs. Lafontaine (1); 3:00 Converse vs. Hunker Hill (2); 4:00 Monon vs. Rrook.slon (1). Night: 7:30 Walton vs.-Loganspcrt (2); 8:30 Winner 9 a. m. vs. winner 10 a. m. Saturday morning: S:00 Winner 11 a. m. vs. winner 1 p. m.; 9:00 Winner 2 p. m. vs. winner 3 p. m.; 10:00 Winner 4 p. in. vs. winner 7:30 p. m. Afternoon: 2:00 Winner 8:30 p. m. vs. winner S a. m.; 3:00 Winner 9 a. m. vs. winner 10 a. m. Night: S:00 Winner 2 p. m. vs. winner 3 p. m. Officials W. L Habb, Dale Miller. At Newcastle (16 teams) Friday morning: 9:00 Cadiz vs. Mount Summit: 10:00 New Lisbon vs. Lewisville; 11:00 Gaston vs. Mündt. Afterneon: 1:00 Kenrard vs. Straughn; 2:00 Wilkinson vs. New Castle; 3:00 Middletown vs. Mooreland; 4:00 Royerton vs. Cowan. Night: 7:30 Salma vs. Spinceland A. C: S:30 Winner a. m. vs. winner a. m. Saturday morning: 8:30 Winner 11 a. m. vs. winner 1 p. m.: 9:00 winner 2 p. m. vs. winner 3 p. m.; 10:00 Winner 4 p. m. vs. winner 7:30 p. m. Afternoon: 2:00 Winner

fr:30 P. m. vs. winner S a. m.; 3:00 Winner 9 a. in. vs, winner 10 a. m. j Night: S:00 Winner 2 p. m. vs. win- i

ner 3 p. m. Officials J. C. Edwards, Clarence Thurbcr. At South Hend (1C teams) Friday morning: 9:00 Nappanee vs. Leesburg; 10:00 Michigan Cisy vs. New Carlisle; 11:(0 Syracuse vs. Ligonier. Afternoon: 1:00 South Hend vs. Mishawaka; ":00 LaCrosse

vs. Goshen; 3:00 Laporte vs. Rolling Prairie; 4:00 Milford vs. Elkhart. Night: 7:3e- Wanatah s. Wakarusa; S:30 Winner 9 a. m. s winner 10 a. m. Saturday morning: 8:00 Winner 11 a. m. vs. winner 1 p. m.; 9:00 Winner 2 p. m. vs. winner 3 p. m.; 10:00 Winner 4 p. m. vs. winner 70 p. m. Afternoon: 2:00 Winner 8:30 P. m. vs. winner S a. m.; 3:00 Winner 9 a. m. vs. winner 10 a. m. Night 8:00 Winner 2 p. m. vs. winner 3 p. m. Officials R. E. Quant, F. D. McElroy.

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TODAY That Splendid and Popular Star MITCHELL LEWIS in "CHILDREN OF BANISHMENT' A swiftly moving story of a two-fisted fighter and his battle arjainst odds and for love. Thrill and action spiced with a bit of romance. TOMORROW ' Beautiful ELSIE FERGUSON in "UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE" Adapted from Maxine Elliott's stage success, this is the story of a wealthy girl who becomes a gypsy to escape her fortune-hunting suitors.

A htory of the great north country, uliere 'men make their own laws, is today's I -i Salle picture.

The star, Mr. Lewis, made a reputation for liimsolf by Iiis Interpretation of the half-breed In "The liarrier" und "The liar Sinister."

Girls, would jou give up a fortune to Iiecomo a gypsy and then tell the man you loved that you wen a thief? That's what the heroine of "Under the Greenwood Tree" did.

As a stage Miceess this story enjoyed a long nm In both Inidon and New York. Elsie IVrguson plas in the screen ersion the role created by Maxine Elliott.

Wednesday "Out of the Shallow," i story basd on "In the Shadow of the Hoic," is the attraction. Pauline Frederick is .-tarred.

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TODAY Pretty and Appealing LOUISE HUFF in "CROOK OF DREAMS" An interesting crook story wilh this attractive star in a role well suited to her. The theme of mother love wins the spectator's sympathies. TOiMORROW MITCHELL LEWIS in "CHILDREN OF BANISHMENT

"THE SANDMAN'S HOUR" I iry Pic t tin-- wilh Gil U.

BLANCHE & J I MM IE CREIGHTON

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THE HODGE PODGE SEXTETTE A Whirligig of Wi.nl, ;.nd Mu-ii DEANE & DEB ROW The llo I i ' mi I i ic JOE BARTON The silent lr ii:i Tiinii.v COL. JOHN A. PATTEE OLD SOLDIER FIDDLERS A I m Tour mIii t-.

to the i t t.lic. i At a recent meeting of the board j of health of the city of South P.end j it was unanimously voted that th? j hog ordinance passed May 13. 1S9". which prohibits the keeping f hogs j in the city limits, shall be strictly j enforced. Therefore, after March' 17, all persons keeping hogs or piss, within th limits of the city of South j Pend will h prosecuted to the full ! extent of the law. j l!OAKL DE HEALTH. j

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BLAGKST0NE THEfiT

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The Blackstone Theater Corporation. Incorporated under the laws of the State of Indiana. Executive Offices 112-114 So. Main St.

All the buildings at present on our theater site (see above) are for sale. Wrecking must commence about May 1st. White tile front, plate glass windows may be sold separately or bids will be received for the entire job. Apply at the offices of the corporation, Conservative Life Insurance Bldg., 120 S. Main Street, Rooms 207-S. See Frank T. Milner, Manager.

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