South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 246, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 September 1920 — Page 7

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GEN. PERSHING TO TO MAKE TOUR OF SOUTH AMERICA

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Ct Fnlt1 TrM: WASHINGTON'. ?rt. i. Orr., lohn J. prhin will tmir princiral rour.trie? cf South America at th T.i of this yar a thp personal rT-

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of Dr. Hpitlö Pfsoa.. rrer!t3ent of The real rurp5e of the proposed tour will be further to strengthen ties of rr!r.dhip between the United

i States and La tin-Am erica, it is unj derfctooi. It a. pointed out visit I by Pers-hin would further enhance ! t-'p inf.UT.re of the Ur.itd states ovr th wrsrrrn hemisphere, j Pershins:. ho is now vi?itinp hi? fathcr-ln-Uw. Sen. Warren, at Chcyrr.r.A. Wyo., hF ben approached bv

the 5tat department on the ;ue5t:on and h;is a?r-'d, officials saSd.

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t-p -if phcrli'.' blnsr produr.; in Av.rr'M. Thin prd'itin i of S vrd:h e.r'.ffir. ard is h f rt rir-

r.ir ,r r -t foic-i rounfrv ! 13 rn' ffar.is ..;r,r. that do no - hi'-h N.- -o fvr.rahlv r. . nd i pr oc-nt. nor d it d'-em '.vd ir. th oo.jrtrv. Th- on- is j 1T nrr,'5s-irv r -ve r,. Krvon ,,r of pow-f-j- i-tct and i"e-; 'n America know? what th Mro-

.r-Mally a -An-ir.' pirtur. It j?,t""r,n ,;P" rioue is ana wm it

r i r. r rT'i"! for I t tin"! f ' Th SMr ordr.-' two. Ma"k Serr. f comedy, and ' i 'irr o-;f N'.' of rjrr'r.t vent? .1 re '- -" the hill. G'.adyr Brock -

Ti'irte'tr rai! their Ilunc-arian nhr."r,d.

OiiT.er. favoriv wirb rr that( r.pnr?. nr" to he n in ". P'ishf'il Rrn'o " nroy and Howard, smcjn. f ilki:-.:: and r.c;n;. Tri Wilbur, '"rfcrir.s: a eomir. i'ior e.f 5p"-'d .'nd smil,s. ind on1 r,f lit ; iv, ni p :t r tt the- program.

A roi'l are rarrird ou. it was learned todav

T- ? j Frshin?'s trip lU oMn5ib!y

?h return of th visit here ut year

IirorLITR BROS. 319 S. Mlrhtcim ?t. of I.aniti ShonldCT of Ixinib irloln Stak

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A Delightful Treat tfiThn Laughter and Suspense B You Can't Beat This Combination! FLOCK AROUND, GIRLS

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thriiar.d . p r" sior.s. will ?en ' ridiy in Whit Lies." hr latt ix-rrei dr.i-!i for Wilil-irn Fox. 'The L-; wild animal ferial. ". !'h J Mr.! Har.?en. ard Fox ,"r '- th1 othr pitur'?

p.and for. ind v.'h'n th Metropoü

tan for-? on tour, th standard i of th;r prf ornn n'-'s in too wH I

Kr.e-.wn to rri any xfivarant

! piatip it j? a wndrf-il thinr!

for Arrerio ir. ritien, many of th'm j rret d:?anrs from New York e-jtv. j

to witn?7 grand ope-ri and h'ir th" rrat artltp r-.rj orchestra ihn otherwifp would ro,'Jire trip to the m.e-tropol!.

-Tili; ITJIFKT WOMAN." ' The Perfect Woman." in wh1h "ei".r,-j r.c Talm.adfre npe-r.d i threi ! I' r. ra r mn t at th Ol'vr th- .. rr v '.- rd a y. 1 one of the fun- . )..t rriniff,, h poru!r 5Mr has ' t a p r r re d i n It's the 5tory of :T.rT- niik". a UttV 'vamp.' It .TJ:-f her )irV. to inet .Tim ?Mr- ! f,p' -5 perfect, de-.ir. b'.it a eonirmd hafr of ''emT.. TT had re-f.-'ri 1 1 ; r ! H:" through th1 randv . s-- h- p irk ir. th rhr'j ?irl .";e , rf! by ?hi tlm wap cor.f.der.t f h:.c e'. p . !!!,.'. to avoid slipping. lr.n t imatrin fr a m. init though 'hi' Marv w?5 fae,d. Fh went to hn ofnor fr a position, but Jim. th ht!f- darlinc- had frrtifd himFlf .vralnrt the- rtjsr'.t of the oolld wtakr ?x by rrn; of a character expert. But leav it to Man, h tb pojtioi; all rieht and ef-rvrhincr fi Just exactly a? s'v would have it. The. picture is beinr honn contlnuotiJly arh day tart:nr at t or!ock.

"ON WIT FI Tim DANCK.-Co-ftarrrd with Mi Murrty iri the ir.urual rcren production "On With the Da nee." which "win b fhown a.t the Oliver tha.tr for four elays tartir.p Fund a y, Sept. 5, is TMvld Powell, one of tb mort acrompli?hed actors of the acrn. H

IiASAJXFl A roarin? romance for Äyr and Fir!? 'twixt n!nr and ntnety that? "Treasure I:and.' the Maurice Tournur production of Hobert Louis Stver.son fimf'i old talo of piracy and sunken traure. It is one of the- 2rrate?t adventure pirturp? r-v .- filmd and i hr nvlinc. cold-h'jntinp. h!ood-rhirtv rovers of the 5a ar elrne to liff bv an h 1 1?tar cast. Fhirle-y M.apon has the roje of the. boy, Jim. Lon Chaney. who won fame hy hi:, work in 'Trie Miracle Man." is also prominent. Tomorrow conies Mary Miles Minter at her loveliest in "Swe-t Lavender." from Pinero'r successful play of the fame name-.

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CASTLE. Fir Arthur Wine Finero. who wrote urh famous plas as "The Gay Lord Quex." "Mid Chmnel'

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Mardi Gras Week Every Evening

Mich ruevesses as "The MakeP.eliev Wife" with Billie Purke: "lender the Grernwood Tree." and "Counterfeit" with Elie Ferruson. nd th Iren Ca?tle featur. "The

is a vl.hman who 5tartel his era- TjK O ma tic career on th London Mare wr 4 with Fir TWrbohm Tree Corr.ir.sr Jj V?) Ttt ;R H O CT to this countn-. h entered pfrrnre? j JLL (We ül W JL JlH L .and ha appeared as mal lead in I

BUNCH'S JAZZ Orchestra

MRS. WM. r. OfTTlf, cf Loe. Anrole.!. Calif., who says Tan Lao mmplrtrly rrMorod her hwajth when no one- beHevei she would en-rr lv mvII acain. Hafl yarned thirteen pounds.

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''a 1 tr-;i,.'.y rtjou. Ap,d uould i. te p.lpitaxian of thp hc.irt bo badiy at times I would almost faint. My circulation waa very poor. I "had vi- color, and weijrhed only iht:--. re pounds It seemed I jubt i. radullj' etar ung by de?re. and I i:ad almost piven up hope. .Vftcr the btrrt. mtdlcal treatment failed to help m. travel and a shur.gr of .uproundinrs w.u aJved, -o I trax-ele-d nearb;- all .wr the 1'r.ited S;ats ar. 1 had treatment

very placv I ivent, Ll alai? with

li'.f airn- iiippoin;!:.? results. How

; too-1 ray suff.-rir is r.-.r than I . n te!I. Ajr.il I be i-.irv.r , . 1! e .'.n-.

en; thai lift r.err.e I b.a:.i;- v. rthj In ir.ir. 1 "That s jrist th eendiTion I was I- hr. 1 b-ci takm? Tanlac. 1 A'hen tr.y hubar.d f st surre?ted ' Tanlac I tc'.d hru I h.i r.o fsith in i

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". f earned to .-ire- -ih rr.. so 1 y.-pt on taking T.e rubs spoak j I.r them sc h es.

"I haw- gained ' l:..-tec :-. pounds in nf;;h. .ir.i I fee'. rf rf---c:'." -ell :n

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The ahov remirkablc statement rffr.!v b Mrs William

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'retd r5'dnt of I-s Ancelfs '5 . i';f refidinpr at ' Fis A:vj ' Tan!' ; sold m Suth Fend at ! I 'h-- Cer'ri! rruc ror. Public Dnic i U

LOTTIE MAYER and her DIVING GIRLS World's Greatest

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GOOD ACT SUNDAY MINERVA COURTNEY & HARRY IRWIN And Five Other Acts NOTK: FIRST EVENING PERFORMANCE STARTS 7:13; SECOND SHOW 9:00 Matinees Daily 2:30. Sundays and Holidays at 3:00. Sunday Reservations not held after 6 p. m. Saturday.

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THE BIG MUSICAL COMEDY HIT OF THE SEASON

By the authors of "The Firefly " "High Jinks,

"Katinka," "Yon're in Love" and 'Tumble In

With a cast heretofore unequaled in music&l plays and chorus of dainty, beautiful gowned girls.

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Perfect Woman" is Bright and Amusing;

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SHE VAMPED A BOLSHEVIK What girl wouldn't Vamp one, if she thought it was going to save her sweetheart from losing his head. Of course Connie vamped him a la Bolshevisky. First she gave him a drink, then she tapped him gently but firmly on his dome with a piece of brenze statuary.

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TODAY LAST TIMES "TREASURE ISLAND" That famous old story of pirates and lost treasure, brought to the screen with an excellent cast.

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TOMORROW ENID BENNETT in "WHAT EVERY WOMAN LEARNS"

THE OLIVER SUNDAY, SEPT.

The Swiftest Picture We Have Ever Shown. Sensational Scenes in an "After Hours" Jazz Palace. H

The Dance of the Masked Dancer.

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j LIKE THIS. Also "THE STAR BOARDER," two-reel Mack Sennett comedy scream, and

GAUMONT WEEKLY of events. Special Prices 10, 22 and 30 cents, vUh tax Included. TOMORROW That great emotional favorite, GLADYS BROCKWELL, in "WHITE LIES " a sensational six-reel drama; "THE LOST CITY" wild animal aerial sensation, with popular JUANITA HANSEN, and FOX NEWS.

A&LER BROS On MichlcAa at Wimhlngtim Since l&M. TIIK STOIU2 FOR MET AND Bors

An Sfjvtcrlaia. rictsurc Framing.

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