South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 227, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 August 1920 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

SATURDAY MORNTXG, AUGUST II. iO'.n 3

JHAMBER PLANS TO INSTALL PRIYATE WIRE FOR RETURNS

A contract with the Wotern Tnin Tfhraph Co., for a private wire and opc-ratr-r to receive election returns on Nov. -i, has ifr-n mai by the Chamber of Commerce Five sprci.il telephone operators wil bo employe to li?pnso the infor--natlon. which , will ef course, "bo T' n-political and unblay-d. It is the plan of the Chamber ofU rials to turn the ln:l!clIr.K into an information bureau that day for th is of rnmbrrs and the funeral publlr. Tho special oprrator will be .ocatM ripht in the building and in iddltion to tho three regular trunk dr.es there will bo two additional ;d?phon wirs over which election returns may be relayed to the public. A smnkr and open houso will r held In the evenincr, tho public bejnp invited to uj"? the rooms of th Chanjbrr of Commrrco bulMin while waiting for returns.

13 Nurses See 13 Pound Lad Born on 13th

Lived at 1313 E. 13tli St.IS'ow in Room 13.

COUNCIL TO WATCH OTHER APPARATUS

Calls Issued to Councilmen. for Two Special Gatherings of Body. Fpcclal calls have been Issued to the members of the common counci, to attend a demonstration of thf South Herd Motor Car company's fire apparatus. The demonstration will bo held Monday afternoon at .1:30 at the Studobaker corporation yards. A spec'il mil has .il.o been issued by Krank l'llinski. rity clerk, for members of the executive committee of the council to meet Sunday morning with the members of the variour city boards to consider the city budjrrt. The budget will be presented at the repular council meetinK Monday uipht at 7:20 for final ratification.

7r TnlteI Pres : KANSAS CITY, Mo. Aus. 13. Born on Friday the 13th. a 1 Z pound ha by boy, in a city ambulance as it aped down East 13th st. today. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. (I. Growley who live at 1313 i:. 13th St., and has a brother 13 years old. Thirteen nurses were on duty when the ambulance arrived ar.d laby and mother were, rushed to Iloom No. Ü, you've guessed it. HOLD SUSPICIOUS YOUTH WHO WANTS TO SEE CANDIDATE

r.y United Trrss: MILWAUKKK, Vis. Aug. 13. A ytuth giving his name as Ralph A. Janda. who i3 about 25 years old. is being held for observation at emergency hospital here today, following suspirious movfnu-ntr and actions in trying to see Franklin I). Keosevelt, democratic vice presidential candidate here last night. Janda was held when he tried to get into the dining reom of the hotel where a dinner was being tendered Roosevelt. The youth i:s said to have asserted ho started out from New York and traveled cvt several states in an effort to reach Roosevelt. The late Col. Theodore Roosevelt was shot by a crank in Milwaukee several years ago.

Former German Cruisers To Be Destroyed By United States Navy Department

LOST FORD IS TROUBLE CAUSE

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GERBER WINS T CREDIT EMBLEM

CLOUDBURSTS DHOlTPs THIRTEENTH HOODOO

Second Youth to Vin quisite Points is Re-Warded.

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Second to win tho T. M. C. A. honor emblem awarded to youngsters participating in the annual Mimmer credit contest. Is Paul Gerber, 1052 Woodward st.. who jumped ahead from fourth place. Until Friday, it was generally accepted that Loc;an Kartln, SIU K. St. Joseph St., had tho second honors cinched, while Lester Johnson. 113 V". South St., brother of the junior who wears the first emblem of tho s-ason. was expected to take third. Mental, physical, and pocial excellenco Is required to achieve tho SOO credits necessary for the emblem. REPORT SEVERAL

THEFTS TO POLICE

T.y United Tress: CHICAOO, Aug. 13. A veritable cloudburst on the south 'side early today drowned the Friday the loth jynx on at least two occasions. Firo which destroyed five dwellings was rapidly getting beyond control of the firemen when a torrential rain put out the flames. Andrew Chepania. a farmer of Oarj'. Ind.. drove a motor truck loaded with fruit and vegetables into Chicago. The heavy rain forced him to seek shelter in bis in.rlc's house. Just as he entered the building the truck was shattered by a blast of dynamite. Police believe business rivals planted a bomb.

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Machine on IS'iles Rd. Causes Much Excitement Among Motorists.

An unidentified Ford caused a great amount of excitement for motorists on the Niles road near the state line. The driver who had been using one arm lost control of his car and the raachine roiled over into the ditch. When the car turned over it was found that only one of the occupants was slightly injured in the accident. The Ford received a broken wind shield.

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railways of San Piogo ; :t t 'th:. "P.ecause. if drivn t" vs f

could drojt this rattly machine out : of tho window ar.d srr.ash it i n tl-..- ' pavement b'.ow, but if Mr. I

Srrcck were to undertake :,- rid f hl street ear line, he'd be in tho same :; as the fe!bw who tried to lot go of the bear's tai!."

They Sell It There Tor $0 A Quart. Canada H prosrn rous. and she will be still more prosperous as soon as she discovers what Scotch whiskv is worth nowadays.

HE HAS SOFT HEART FOR PUBLIC SERVICE

Citizens of San Diego. Cab. were amazed not long ago to open up the San Diego Sun, which has spent years and eountless dollars worth of good white paper in lambasting the tar out of all public service corporations, and Und an editorial on the front page in which the editor, with Infinite candor, spoke of tho local street rar situation thus: "We would rather own in fee simple this second-hand typewriter of the vintage of '13, on which we are now pounding out this classic contribution to contemporaneous local history, than to be the major-

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The 22."!i0 ton dreadnought Ostfriesliud (above and the arnmred cruiser Frankf::-?.

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Hayward and company, Maker and Kedf'Td. Hclvey and l?rill and Mang and Snyder are other acts. Owing to tli,. new length of the pn gram, the llrst eve ning show will start promptly at 7:1". Iles-r-vations for Sunlay perform a m s will nut Le held after o clock tonight.

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AUDITOIUC3I. "The House of Intrigue,

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Authorities Asked to Look for Anything From Auto to Revolver.

Pr. r.oone, 1126 Blaine aw. reported to the police that a 3S caliber revolver has been taken from his home. Thieves entered the F.oone home some time ago, but the lo.s of the revolver was not discovered until Friday morning. It. J. Rutt. 12 8a Columbia st.. FW nton Harbor, Mich., ha-s asked the local police to aid in the search for a man named Ray Steego of Üenton Harbor, who bought a car from him, paid part down and then disappeared with the car. The- Butzbach F uit Co. reported to the police Friday morning that thieves entered their warehouse Thursday r.i;ht ami took a scales valued at $5. The scales was used in weighing bananas.

THIEVES STEAL MOTOR FROM SHED

Robbers Believed to Have Used Nobby Tired Car in Robberv.

Thieve?? entered the shed of the Indiana and Michigan FJectric Co.. r.iar St. Mary's Thursday night and took u. one horse power Wagner motor. An automobile with nobby tread tirea was said to have been used In carrying away the motor.

ciixsrs hi iLimN. Bj A. iated Treys: WASH I. C.TON. Aug. 1.1. The census bureau today announced the following 1&2.0 population results: Stat,, of Now Hampshire. 443, OSC. HicknV.1. Ind.. 7. 633. Brazil. Ind.. 9.2?3. Increase tmce 1910: State of New Hampshire. 12.511. or -.3 percent. Bickr.eU. Ind . 4. Ml or 173. C.

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13 being shown today at the Audito rium, is an absorbing drama in which thv elements of heart interest and mystery are woven in a highly interesting manner. Barbara Prttlow, without funds, without a Job, ready to Jump at any chanco to niake mohey. becomes unwittingly involved with d ganc; of crooks. who u.-o her as a "chicken-stair' in a "job." When Barbara realizes that she is a confederate of thieves, she forsakes the gang. Wendy Washburn, a wealthy young guardian of a millionaire heiress. "spots" Barbara fraternizing with the gang and jumps to the conclusion that she is an accomplished creu :. Attracted by the girl's wit and verson ility, Wendy resolves to put her to a severe test of her honesty, and frames up an elaborate scheine in which Barabara is tempted with the chance of earning one thousand dollars by impersonating his millionaire heiress ward. Barbara balks when called upon to forge the name of the heiress to a will, and sacrifices her chance for the thousand. Tho drama ends in a thrilling climax in which Barbara frustrates the attempts of the crooks to get away with the heiress' jewels, holding them at the pednt of a revolver until the police arrive. Hank Mann in ' Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," a two-reel "take-off" on the melodrama of the same name, and Bathe News are tho other pictures today. Tomorrow brings Jack Dempsey in "Daredevil Jack" serial; Herbert Kawlinson in "The Khalda Ruby," two-reel detective drama: Merry Moments." Sunshine comedy; Tathe News, and Mutt and Jeff.

LASALM-:. A country side romance of unusual charm and appeal is "The He.ut of Twenty." stirring clever Zasu Fitts and shown at the I,aFallo to. lay. As Kate Abbott, the villape joke, a w.-'U-tlowcr type of Kirl. half-starve tor loo and rom.'ince. Miss Pitts has a role that ealls forth a!l of her quaint pwk-ishiies-s. her elfish charm anei her plaintive humor. Tomorrow. "The Live Wire Hick"

gives popular William Russell another opportunity for excellent and lively acting.

castli:. In "The Week-End." at the Castle

today, a chaperone who fai's to ; show up at the proper time is the 1 cause of all the mixups. Of course . scandal results, when a house-party i is held without her stately prt sence. and the results are humorous and romantic. Vivacious Margarita Fischer is starred and, besides be- , ing seen at her lovely be-st. she has! eipportunity for the display of numerous porjieous costume, among) wl.ieh will be seen the l itest in j bench fashions. 1 Tomorrow. "I-'verythinrr Hut the Tilth" gives those clever funsters.' Fahlio Lyons and Lee Moran, their first five-reel comedy.

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oitriiKOi. Opening the new vaudeville season with a matinee tomorrow, the Orpheum theater will present an excellent six-act bill. Heading the list of novel anil entertaining acts is pretty Flith Ciasper, who is cleverly assisted by her colored dancing hoys. Snow and t'olumbus. in pr suiting "Love Steps." Next in favor is Johnny Johnson, billed as "The Poet and the Peasant." H.irrv

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ICS OF THE DAY AND KINOGRAMS EDITH CLASPER AND BOYS Xelxtn Snow and Cliarlcs Columbus in liOVi: stcps' JOHNNY JOHNSON Tho Toot nnd Peasant HARRY HAYWARD & CO. "Tim Tlrc-fly" MAKER & REDFORD "Dillydallies" HELVEY & BRILL Two Peppery Ieppers MANG & SNYDER

20tli Century Wonders STARTING THURSDAY Century Sercn.idcr.s anel I 'Ivo Other Aets NOTE: riRST EVENING FKIWORMAXCE STARTS 7:15; SECOND SHOW 9:00

Sunday Rcscnntlona Not Held After 6 P. M. Saturday

iVrt Malertala. llcturo I Yarning. THE L W. LOWER DECORATING COMPANY, SouUa Dnd. IndiirtA. Wall Paper. Draperie. Paint Snppllea.

AUDITORIUM Today That Clever English Actress PEGGY MAY (Baby Bernhardt of the Screen) in "The House of Intrigue" A sensational crook dra;na exposing the working meihodf. of big city gangslers. HANK MANN in "DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE" Two-reel comedy scream, . and PATHE NEWS of latest current events.

TODAY ZASU PITTS In 'THE HEART OF TWENTY" TOMORROW Hanelsomo WILLIAM RUSSELL in

"A LIVE WIRE HICK"

The stor" of a country chap who peta tho best of his city enemies. The novel methods which he uses will delight people of every age.

Coming Three Days Starting Monday LIONEL BARRYM0RE in

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"THE COPPERHEAD" The best picture and acting the screen 1ms over t-een. A Mory of deep and true Americanism.

TODAY MARGARITA :V FISCHER la . 'THE WEEK! END

TOMORROW : Tho5o Clever X?nrr.tlrrr3 . EDDIE ETONä und LEE M0KÄTJ In "EVERYTHING BUI! THE TRUTH" A comedy wlilch centcra about tho lovo affairs of a, oouplo of newly-weds, and of ft bridcToom te bo. MONDAY WILLIAM RUSSELL in "A UVE WIRE HICK" HEAR THE ORGAN

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