South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 101, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 April 1920 — Page 5

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

SATI'RIVW AIOTIMNr.. A1MUL in. tain.

PLAN CAMPAIGN

TO AID SCOUTS BUDGET IN CITY

On the Bridle Path

Council to Iiunrh Drive S 12.000 to Aid Work.

r! n.s f-r ;t .un i'.ii en to ra!-"1 $12.(.iiii f,,r thrr-o var b'Jct In Ioy . Lit work v.f-r4 I a i 1 at a rutin f the yrr:l ro-jr.ril of the city at Charnla.r of Cimii'.-reo lYi'l.iy Sa'.lc;!at;"n of thi furvi will hr -!..rU-J in th- raar future hy n.'inirs of th- rour.cil anl others in..r -t--l in t oy P'nut v ork in the

This amount will tak- rar-

of the ctivitifs of j-coutcr.ift in the city for th nxt thr year.-. KxotnitKo S- k-. Supnort Joseph Taylor, i-rout exe. uti l the n.vftin; of work already ac-ompJl.-h.l ani lai'I ' niphasls a j.r. i (Jirii; slowly, .stating it were 1 1 t-. r to he t ur' you h al tli supi..rt of the older men than to have Lire tcroup of ua.tne boys with in le ilTshti. I ri I. !enni. rre5ident of the ..unci!. outlined the plans for South H. r.I in the next few n.onths whivh. whn at ' ompi;-h-l, will pla e South H-nl anir-m: the n.üiv.x eit:ey of thl"niti State in the y f nit iu'.yj2 i -r t. I'.xpIaiiiM M'ttriiw-nt In res pome to many requests I'mni parents ami others inter-'tel in tho work for mor- information rk'ardin the principles (,f the nove- !.) nf. Jovih Taylor, in charge of the Ioa! scout work. h'. '..ivcn the f.:iowitur facts: 'The s'-out I.i"v whirh is accepted by ach boy as he enters th troop, alms to hrlntr o it the best point in every youni; buy anl to Inspire him to hitch i.bal-;. The scout law which follows is the first requirement of tenderfoot applicant." I. A Scout is Trustworthy. A Scout's honor Is to be trusted. If he were to violate his honor by telling a lie. or rhe.vtini;. or by not loinc exactly a Kiven task, when trusted on his honor, he may I.m directed to hand over his scout bad'-je.

A Scout is loyal.

He is loyal to all to whom loyalty is due; his Scout leader, his home and parents and country. A Scout is Helpful. He must be prepared at any time to save life, help injured persons, and share the home duties, llr iiuit at Iii.t one gooI turn to MrmImmI v rtcry tin jr. 1. A Scout is Friendly. He is a friend to all and a brother

to every other Scout. "... A Scout is Courteous. He is polite to all. especially to ' - men. children, old people, and the ak and helpless. He must not i i!e pay for betnK helpful or cm.rt- ' ' - s. - . A Scout I Kind. He Is a friend to animals. T! v .11 not kill nor hurt any living . . ature needlessly, but will strive to -re ar.d protect all harm-x !.:' A Sout is Obedi- t. He obeys his pnrv.t srn-it tivi-'i :', t.iiro! leader, and an other il'ilj on--'i'ute-l authorities, v. A S. out Is Cheerful.

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! York, Is seen taking a ride at 'he fa us Virginia winter resort.

OmMIITVM. I.at performances are given at the orpheum to lay of thr- present bill which f a ;ures the dair.ty dancer. I.a n-rn! it, who i cleverly ;oste(I .y Vvmin-i Verlaine and iassic darjccrs. Murphy and 'A hit", 'iab-ai's lnoi.ks. tho Jack (ieorg duo and IC and Hilmar, are other pleasing numbers. Siartlng tomorrow, Harry Sauber prttnts "the league of Nations." a timely revue with Claude West. Lillian Watson, petite singing comedienne; Keno, Keys and Melrose, presenting the comedy skit. "That Fellow Don't Like Me." and Hose anil Thorn, and Ella Fa vail complete the bill.

into a scene filled with protests, .alibis, divorce threats anC a mieihievous but entirely proper pair of j ink pajamas. The acting 1? said to be as ivacious ,iS the farce ltse'.f. .Mr. Klauber. associited wiih the S'lwyns. will prtsent his orieimtl New York company, headd by Francis Ityrne, whose success in the role of the woefully berated and sus.Mcted husband, has won for him the featured position in an organization made up of accomplished faro urs. Among the other promin. nt players in this latest Princess theater success are Dorothy Mortimer. Suzanne YVilla. Malcol'm Duncon. Grant Mills, Kuby Craven. Marie Chambers and Cyril Raymond.

"T?ie Third (ieneration." setting forth the question of whether or

not suicide is a fair way out of h-

nar.cial dilHcuKies, is the IiSille"s attraction today. Its hero is a young man ibout to drown himself, who nniss at the crucial moment and lights f,,r hLs life with a murderous thu instead of tecer ting fate calmly. Then In a dead man's clothes and with his own identity lost, he starts out on a new road to happiness and love. Mahlon Hamilton is the star. Tomorrow Pauline Fredericks if the star in "The Pilaster Case."

casti.i:. "What's Your Husband Doing?" that delightful comedy of innocent husbands thought err.ing by their jealous wives, is the pictured attraction again today. Douglas McLean and Doris May, who are faat proving comedy favories, are the costars. The mixups that result when three wives keep too close tab on their young husbands, furnishes many complications which will tend to keep the audience in constant roars of laughter throughout the live reels. Tomorrow "His Divorced Wife" features Monroe Salisbury.

The Horoscope

MC VOI R RAILWAY TO IMRROl i: ROAD

.U'DITOHUM. Today's attractions at the Auditorium are Peggy Hyland in a live reei comedy drama entitled "Persuasive Peggy;" "Jumbo Lizz," a tu., it 1 coiaed, al.d tiw Pathe N'tws. Tomorrow'.- bill im hides liuth llolami in "The Adventures of Kuth." a sensational s':ial; Nea' Hart in 'The Six Mile House." a western drama in two iee; "A Lion's Alliance." ;: two reel coim u ..inl Mutt and .(elf.

If you think It's the easiest thing in the world to be wicked, you should see Constance Talmadge at the Oliver theater next week in her latest come. ly. "In Search of a Sinner.' Cieorgiana. the role Miss Talmadge portrays, wanted to find a wicked man the worst way, and when she thought .she had landed one he turned out to be a member of "The Purity league?" and had too much -honor to betray the wife of his best friend. She simply couldn't lind a real sinner, hut it wasn't a sinner she wanted after all. The picture opens at the Oliver Sunday for a four days' run.

The last showings of "Pollyanna" in which Mary Plckford has been seen at the Oliver theater all this week, will be given today. The picture is especially attractive for children, being wholesome and clean in every respect.

WOULD ESTABLISH

MEMORIAL PARKSl

"One hundred and twenty-live thousand memorial trees in Indiana, laid out in )2 county park units and each representing a link in an unbroken chain of state memorial parks commemorating the 106,000 lloosiers who were In the world war would be Hoosier citizenship's most appropriate tribute to soldiers, if planted this Arbor day, April 16," said ltichard Lieber, director of the state derartment of conservation. Mr. Lieber sees In the state's change from an agricultural to an industrial commonwealth imperative need of a great park system as veil a Its need for reforestation. He urges the formation of a state organization to carry out the suggestion or other suggestions which may make toward state parks and reforestation.

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THE FASTEST COMEDY-DRAMA OF THE YEAR, STARTING TOMORROW (SUNDAY) FOR 4 DAYS

PRICES 20 and 25 Cents Plus War Tax

The Laughiest, Peppiest Ever!

Ye Gods! Tho v J fossil is raving about the muscles in her back.

NATCKD.W APKIL l. The stellar n!;vs for this dav de-' AUW 'IL. Ind.. At ril :. -Durifg

(note some vi i y lively and interest- the net t vvo , ears the l:g Pour jlng circumstances and nirr.n--. , llr,,rii , ,;,,.,. uii! SM.1, ..o,,,.. .with tar pi..-pet god for ju'our es- i : provided that the physic al condition ; u,' i:' ,'!;ikl1'- :ill,!'"','111',:' 111 receives attenti"ii enough to. pi ( e:;t ! M unea . accord int.: t" promises Tiiatbj its being a soMi co of disappoiutnie!-: ; jiiy)1I. Ki y all,j ,,,, ,n ,,.rs of the 1 Or (If' a Y 1 1 Se t ' S t 'I I t 1 1C O I d v ' . , . i-i i , - L i ' omtnercia: eluo lou-e 1 rid.i- I.V ofip'"s4iioii inei;ac;i;g an active- and important day. There i.s the prospe,-; ; tibials of the railroad company. TilJ of an unplamod journey, chantre o'' ', itiipro'iiieiits contemplated are the I removal, po.-sibly thy result of ; r onstruction cd four snb.is at the opport n ni; v i rulling from th , ,. ... . . ' i " t. ii,. ,,,,.., Icur principal crossmps m the city

cor:gestion whi h kept the plan-

and the i.ai:ding of belt line around I

, ' " . ' ., .' -c.i.'the citv to take care of all freight frora assumii'g con rote shape-. lhi! . v, . e ,r . . , ' i i traltiv. With the const ruction, of this s.iturinai; obstac.e tiling r-mo:d,,. .,, ,, , , me. on v pas.-enger trams will pass nakes wav tor jibrupt and rapiui , , ' ... . ' , , .. ' .through the citv proper. Attending pretrials, winch should le d per-' , " t . , ' ' , ho eonteremv l;ere were il. a.

(H.IYLU. X. fashions in fai'rt s crop up t Aery few years. The latest fashion in bedroomless oto-lies has beer, set by -.N'itrhtie Night." and Adolph Klauber arid S-lwyn production, written by Martha M. Stanley ami Adelaide Matthews, which, after a 1 1 ( rd-li i ak ing run in New York, is due at the ( diver theate r- for oiaieiforn.ar.ee on Thursday e'.euing. A)ii! 1."-. Tliroliuil a prologue ;itm till ee acts runs the etferv es, '-nt story of a oung matron who me- ts an old friend and innocently drags him into an adventure that. dri-s his poor vife inte hysterics and brings her own jealous husband storming

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In desperation, Georgiana had taken to inviting wild women to their home in the hope that they might bring her husband to life. Ah! Girls, no woman who has not lived with a perfectly good husband can understand what a trial such a man can be.

COHSTANCE

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; Those whose birthday it may

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! shouid keep the boalth in ord- r. A ! child born on this day wii' be active land persevering, but may hae tI w (.:!; hard for a l inc w tiicii 1 will n joy.

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I tli" l:i I'liur and their secretaries. The work ei the subways .viil be started within a few we k.

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!fe does not wantonly destroy pro f TWO ME. I ()l ,D

pfrty. lie wotks tan nfii.y. vrts:e1 oh!ng and makes the h.-t t:e ,,? is rp;nrtunitj". .-aves h:s n. )) m thri he may pay h-s i,v:n 'a.

iiiaitic Mi.N fi:i:r. The Street Kail way and Traf fit' , .-mmittec-s of the C'hamber of Com-!-; rce met 1'ridav morning and di-

it -i-i 11 1 1 1 y 1 f " c.ssed plans for the' betterment of Irl LI J UJ l li, It I I. Mr ; , ,,. tl;if.j(. j,, South V. n.l. No offi- ( ial action w as taken. .).-ep; ruf: and. Jo.-pb Sinoot.n.

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i v re fo-aml gailty ; drunkenness , i and lighting in the ity ouir: i'rtI u,o mornieir and i'at.. w iio has .1 ; poli-a- t e; ord. liaar:-c served 1 1 I sentence 0:1 the penal farm in i ' tober. '017, iind $'." alid co-t I while immors was ;:rel $ .rd ; ; to-.ts Simmon, who carried a roll t ' t ' ?jvT. v h-!-. ,.! ri :ol. ch.ai g"-l !

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thought, stands for c'e.m sn.erh. clean sport, clean ha'uts, ami tmels with a clean crowd. 12. A Sc Mit is Keverent He is reverent toward (To .. H, is faithful in his rcdifbnn dutb-s and lespects the conviction of others in matters of custom and religion.

A new -on. ein to be know as th- j fTSS pet A fj 13 fl T " n . Ilealm Unity . has be. n b-nued . M.a fe 4t kl1 I -d ia the cit: b.'harles Smith, a j U Ü & fe fa , ! lo-al build,-. ..:al T. MCan-M.! ""MWöüJ 1QIHU

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SA M T 1 ' COM IlSSlOy FAILS TO ACT

T'ben 'Mal -olm. who was held to a sanity commission by Judge r.ümrr Wedne-s.lav was released from the custody of the policy Friday when he commisslan fa'aed to submit a report of Its timllmcs. Mulrolni wan i autioncd to r turn to the home of hLs sister near ('.rand Tlapids. Mich., which h promised to d,- .at oncev He aNo said that he would leave the eir and would ret uro only when

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Today MAHLON HAMILTON In "THE THIRD GENERATION" TomorrowPauline Fredericks THE PILASTER CASE' Monday CHARLIE RAY

FR" A V A i r, T4

"M SEARCH OF A SMKER"

4 Her Hubby was too good to live, so a heart that kept step with his j mind by stopping made her a widow at twenty Zip! Where's a real wild man Spotte'd! In a Park Flirtation Luncheon Arrest Es- g cape Plot Discovery that he's a Purity Leaguer Then Constance Talmadge, "In Search of a Sinner," decides making one of a tame Sjj man is easier than finding one ready made, and she tackles the job Zowie!!! How she succeeds!

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Today Last Times DOUGLAS McLEAN and DORIS MAY "WHAT'SYOUR HUSBAND DOING?" Tomorrow That Splendid Character Actor MONROE SALISBURY 'HIS DIVORCED WIFE' Monday Pauline Fredericks THE PILASTER CASE'

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"The Kinogjams"

World's l4Ucst New-

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MURPHY & WHITE A lVpi)y ArranirtNnrnt of Tunes anl luiusrlis.

GALETTI MONKS -A Day at the rirru.M JACK GEORGE DUO Milne Cninicaltles. REO &l HELMAR IMOfrii'ul MateriItees.

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The Little Glad Girl Spreading Sunshine and Happiness Wherever She Goes

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Prices Matinee 25c; Nights 25c and 35c, plus tax. Children 20c, any time, plus war tax.

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do vorn tiii:ati:u suoriNr. kaui.y OLIVER THÜRS., APRIL 15th :0e. 7.V. $1.00, $l..i0. $2. si:ats now sixling. NOTi; This Is the same identical eaM and prtNluetloii lireet from the lrin(os, N. Y.. following a live months' run. Following the South I lend engameiit the eomp.iny ks to the IaSalle Theater, ( lileago, for an aJI-MiinriKT run.

WE KMWLAUGUING MfAT0N,

ADOLPH KLAUBER. PRESEVTC

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AND THf IDEAL NEW YORK CAST

ti FRANCIS BYRNE

ROBERT ADAMS and RUTH GORDON

SEATS MONDAY

The best light comedy ever written by an American."

New York Tribune. "Mr. Tarkinton at his best." Chicago Tribune. To be presented here by the Chicago Company, from the Blackstone Theater, Chicago, which includes: GREGORY KELLY GRACE FILKINS ROBERT ADAMS BETTY MURRAY BYRON BEASLEY RUTH GORDON GUY D'ENNERY CLARA BLANDICK JOE WALLACE JAMES T. FORD Direction Geot C. Tyler, who gave us Patricia Collinge in

"Golden Days.'

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The Queen of the Screen

Norma Talmadge In her latest and greatest "SHE LOVES AND LIES" Castle and LaSalie Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday

Advanced Prices

AUDITORIUM TODAY Presenting that clever and popular favorite

eggy Hyland

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"Persuasive

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An extra fine five-reel comedy-drama. "ONLY A FARMER'S DAUGHTER" Two-reel Mack Sennet comedy. PATHE NEWS of late current events.

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