South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 288, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 October 1920 — Page 5

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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oMvint York S!jv-'" v. ill 1 r: a: thrI i r th.ii- tut.i-h:. The picture Li-s drawn 1 rov.ij.-, lirSni; the t:itlre r.'i r.t. OMVÜIL S'Vtt arr. ' - -a- !- : ' fnr tho -r.t : r.. iif-ii .il torn' (J v v. Th. I".i!z nj ir:;!r.' r h'MV whi':!i ill ! th'- .itlr.ictifn at. the Oliver thar' V'rs l iy an-I S lturday ind S'ituril.iy ii.atint.-. omyi:ii I'.i!. r.i Hurst's it":-t j-tory. Hijn:or 'it . h.is r. a'5.jpt- l to th crr:i .irnl will j- Mhown at th Oliver thritro all of ruxt w-k f-I-fninsr Sun. lay. It Is a talo .f youthful fnluH anl mothT-Iovp with the srrri 'aid chi fly in NVv; Yr.rk'3 Ghetto and Fifth avmu". Mls Hur, as is wIi-known, is r!;ht rt horn' in iortriyln with a r-illstic touch, th" characters of NVv York's humM-r inhabitants, and "IIumor-sUf" Is .aid to contain Intent- h art-apr Humor nr.-l lathes ar deftly mingled In th: picture, it Is Paid. oki'iii:im. At th Orphum. ft artir.ff this aftrrnoon. KNL- Williams and company hold foremost position on the r. w vaudeville hill, with th dnmis-n-i:ay!t. "Who Was to Hl.imc?" So wholesome, human and lntlmato : thl .-k"teh th-it thn audience al-ir.'-.t feels as though it V(TO ttini? ailrwed to xeep through tho kcyh, at a newlywed pair having th.-lr first ""pat." Urt-ll and Wat rs. call their novelty ofTcrinr? "Wait a Minute." Winn Shaw and tHtiT Bernard, two likeable, younp rjvip pr?"nt. tho fun-fp:t "Th5 MTUio TruHt." The Four I'ahaH. fast-tunib'ir?; Arabs, Fred Hughes, Wtln tenor and tho Hönnings, rlever youriR musicians, round out the program. IASALLH. Th conjunction of two such famous n-unes as Sir James Harris :n author and Dorothy I.ilton as ?t ir pronii"'! exceptional entertainment in "Half An Hour," schedulrd f'-r tod. iv and tomorrow at the raSalR. I'.arrle is tho author of "The Litt!.- Mi.iitfr." "IVter Pan," "A Kis for Cinderella." "Dear Hrutus" ind oth-r best-known plays, while MIsh ralton'.i fame as a player of motional role has prown rapidly until taking the part of "Aphrodite" has marked her amonK the truly preat actresses r! the day. Th play concerns a dramatic thirty minutes in which a wife di-cJJcs to le.iv; her husband but is brought back to his arras by a series of unusual fcvtr.tt'. CASTIJ-l No more delightful actress of l;,'ht r rob-s has ever been screened than Constance Binney, whose "-VJ 1 ist" was tlw movie- success of th s'ison. and who will b shown at thM Castle today in still another hit. "A Stolen Kiss." The first tasto of a ki.-s the; wistful and appealing heroine vor had was stolen over the garden wall, and it landed her, first In an out-of-the-way place in the world and then back to New Ytvk City, broke, lost, and bewildered at tho modern world. Dorothy iV'lten is tomorrow's attraction tTVn she will bo shown In "Guilty ? Love," an emotional masterpiece. AUDITORIUM. "Atonement." a big dramatic sensation Is belnsr repeated today at the Auditorium. The story was adapted from one written by Count I.oo Tolstoi, famous Hussion philosopher. Grace Divison and Conway Tearle are the featured players. A Snub Follard comedy; and G i nr.ot Weekly current events are tho other pictures today. Tomorrow .cs th scnuatloral tinish of "The Iyst City" wild animal serial which bis teen thrillinc hundreds every Friday for the past fifteen weeks, of course the ending is as everyone would have it but there are plenty r f thrills in the final chapter. A new serial, said to be the greatest .vrial now ci the screen, is "Ruth f The Ho- kies" which starts tomorrow and which features Tluth Kolar.d. It is a series cf daring Sore Throat or Mouth Yea should keep the throat and xaoutii dein, ar.u healthy. Any iiseaso that attacks tho canal through vrhich must pas 3 the i xxl we eat, tho beverages we drink and tuo "very air we breathe is a serious Tr.attcr. Yf'hv Ecrleet Soro Throat cr Sere Mouth hea TONSILINE aakca it so ta.-v for you to pet relief? TONSILINE is specially prepared fcr -if- r-.A TM-rrp. TONSILINE. lc its full duty you caa 'lejr.d upca it. Keep a bottlo i m tue fcous9 wnero you can pet it quick! v when needed. i - it : i v. . . 9 i r. War druist eclh TONSIUNE. 1 TODAY AT THE n CONSTANCE BINNEY in 4 THE STOLEN KISS In cery it- eritji n. sfnlnt: tin jirais of tho H(Ir:ibIe Coiitaiuv Hinney. Tin Miw "I irt NlcnterCIuive Nen raptiiml alon 1th the ce:ilon.l theateriTwr. And In "Tho Stolen KlsV tht iurious tM-auty is mtii t triktns: olnntace. It t!u rleerct, anl hrichtot eommiy IniaffinaMe with i pretty littli- love Mary tlinalin through for lvLcli lights.

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WHILE NEW VOR.K 5LE6P3 WICUIAM.FOX IRQOUCTIOM Now naylnc nt tho Olht-r Tlicatcr. and exciting adventures which start on Broadway in New York and ends on the pUina of tho far west. Ruth, Ho. and haa risen rapidly to the ranks of the screen's foremost daredevils and yomo of the stunts sho pertorms in the course of her latest serial htory are seemingly miraculous. "Iluth of Tho Itockies" will be seen here every Friday for tho next tifteen weeks. Other pictures tomorrow are Fox News and "Mother's Caller," a two reel Sunshine comedy. Harold Lloyd

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American Youths Enter College at Record Rate in Past Six Years. NEW YORK. Oct. 1 3. American youths entcrlngs college have increased in numbers at a record rato during tho pa?t six years and if the proportionate prowth Is continued to there will be 1.138.000 studerta In 210 Institutions where 204.G00 were enrolled laat year. These figures, compiled by tho Institute for Tubllc Service, have raised tho question of where the money needed to educate theso larger groups will come from. Julius II. Harnep. chairman of the Institute, found in a study of the figures compiled that this year's Increae in the number of students enrolled in tho colleges has pet a new record. Slkow InrreaAf. College which in 1914 had 187.OCOstudents and last year 234.000 willtnroll 471.000 in 1530 and 831.000 in 19S0, if they continue the same number increase each year, a report cf the Institute states. But. If they grow at the average percentage rate of the last six years, they will have 6 0 3.000 students in 1030 and 1.13S.00O twenty years later. Taking the lower estimate for 10SO. it "means rinding facilities for more than three times the total for 10 20 at pIx or seven times the salary co?t." said the report. "It means adding 641.000 students, or 200 collepes the size of Yale last year. The Institute asks, "will the money to provide education for Increased number of students come from taxation, endowment, private giftn and larger fees? Must present universities row or more universities be built?" Iinrgrst Increase In number, the largest increase In six years Is credited to the college of the City of New York with a growth of 6.800. followed by the University of California with 6.200 increase and Boston University with y A CHORUS 25 UNDER Kvcnings 50c to $1.00. Seats Now, IT TOP i 1

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4.700. Yale was ono of four ir.5tltutior.s which had fewer stiider.ti than -i. years aire;. s tiecrease t clr.fT SI, the Institute reported. Concluding his observation, Mr. Ilarnc naid there i "reason to believe that In r.r.y future derr.oeratizir. cf opportunities fcr higher educ.ition. afternoon and night cla'.s at Colleges and extension classes away from colleges will he needed to &ive the elasticity which the demand requires."

PLAN TO ESTABLISH DIPLOMATIC RELATION TOKIO. Oct. 13. Diplomatic relations between the republic of Venezuvla and tho Empire of Japan may bo established in tho very near future, if the mission of II. Ferez Dupuy, envoy extraordinary from Venezula to Tokio, is successful. Mr. Dupuy has. for several days past, been negotiating with the Japanese foreign orflco to that end and feels sure of the ultimate success of his mission. "Venezuela seeks more customers for her products." said Mr. Dupuy. Her bankers and business men realize that more customers will make sounder bu3lness. Her products, iron, gold, copper, tobacco. lonK fiber cotton, sugar, cocoa, coffee, oil and frozen meats will doubtless some of them besaleable In Japan, and In return, Venezuela can buy rice, wheat, toys, porcelains and other goods from this country. The newly subsidized steamship lines which Japan is today promoting to Improvo and encourage Japaneso shipping probably will call at La Guavia, tho principal seaport of Venezuela.

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THEATER Where You Will See What Press and Public Acclaim the .Greatest Picture of the Present Season STARTING SUNDAY OCTOBER 17 FOR ONE SOLID WEEK

How Do YOU Pronounce "H-ii-m-o-r-e&q'ii'-e? 99 Critics Pronounce it "GREAT"

"HUMORESQUE!" He was playing it again! And they had thought his glorious music stilled forever!

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v APHOTOPLAV :; Amä Rubens Fannie Hurst's beautiful story of a boy's genius and a mother's love. Beginning in the clamor of New York's Ghetto. Rising to the heights. Then ending where? A story that cries to hide its laughter and laughs to hide its tears. More Pathos than "The Music Master'9 More Fun than "Potash and Perlmutter

MOTHER! California Syrup of Figs Child's Best Laxative

Accept "California" Pyrup of Figs enly look for the name California on the package, then you are sure your child Is having th; best and most harmless physic for the little stomach, liver and bowels. Children love Its fruity taste. Full directions on each bottle. You must say "California." (Patron! the advertiser be l b there to senna yoü, j

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Everybody's Popular Favorite ; t In her latest and greatest serial A western serial sensation so full of thrills and daredevil stunts your hair will stand on end. SEE The thrilling airplane stunts Her fight on top of a speeding passenger train Her leap, astride a horse, across a yawning chasm Her fight for life on the edge of a cliff Her breath-taking drop of 2,000 feet from an airplane into a lake See these thrills EVERY FRIDAY STARTING TOMORROW CI Try iVEIFS-TIMES Want Ads THE KINOGRAMS World's Latest News in Pictures ELSIE WILLIAMS & CO "Who Was to Blame?" Four Paschas DEBELL & WATERS "Wait a Minute" r re d Hugh es öc to. SHAW & BERNARD The Mosquito Trust The Hennings SUNDAY Lewis & Gordon j Present j "AND SON" And Five Other AcU Mats. 25c, Kc., Main Floor 50c, Hal cony 25o. Firbt hix rows 50c. Sunday and holiday ma Unco prlocs bam as evening. Sunday rv&ervatJoni not held after 6 i. in. Saturday.

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A big heart interest drama with plenty of thrills and real sensations. Also SNUB POLLARD COMEDY; FOX NEWS, and MUTT AND JEFF.

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which starts tomorrow. For thrills, sensations and daring stunts this serial has never been equalled. You will see impossible stunt performed before your very eye. Every man, woman and child who loves a good western story full of action is urged to come here tomorrow and start with the opening chapter of "RUTH OF THE ROCKIES," and then come every Friday thereafter for 15 weeks until the finish. You will be well repaid. Also tomorrow the last chapter of

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Year after year she had lived for others, while the deep wild waters of the love-yearning in her piled up and up against her narrow life. One day the flood-gates broke! And all the Larren years were swept away in half an hour! A romance dressed in richness and beauty, yet sounding the depths of human experience.

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