South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 304, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 30 October 1920 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

S.VlTRDAT MOKVTYO. OCTOnm T.f. 1920.

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j t!o.,i an important 1 i:y:ni .-s imctin, r j .Mon.l-iy r.it-ht :;t o if" k f.-r th" rOfficer Luzny Lapturc? Unc utiun m i i y-:iv. ;

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y rlous irit rr.ational it.i port. althou's'n ir..isiir'f vri- takin to prevent tli" imp. tuou- lmprf y-ari'i. "aj t. .M-N-:I. fr)iu pratifyin' hH fasl, f f ' r niu"";'-" in v arhitrary a fasnion. Fnotjqh of tli" Italian nsii.-i ians rr niain-il In this c'un!.ry M rial)'" Capt. McNeill tvhil" In Vavhir:trton to njoy th" rmifrr's '.vhih had ivn him .uc!i delight, at tii" ;am" time ausiny no slight yinr" of mharrasymi nt. It was not until tiu- summer of during th" administration of 1'ranklin I'it-rce, that tJn- ojen nir concerts In th" capitol grounds whl'-h have h""n en ntinuc 1 vi r slri'a-, v re tlryt. provided for. Tiii.- extra service moved conrrs in a hurt of penero!ty to provid" I'hlitional compensation for eacii man tri the amount of $1.00 a month. It is easily and correctly lnferr-d from this that the remuneration of th"" musicians was not generous .m it is now. Th" salari'-.s provided arc ample and th" men arc not hindered hy p. r.-or.al care in th" pursuit of tJi'ir dios-n careers. There is a marl; d contrast to he assume J In th" attitude of th" bandsmen now appearing und.-r Sa n t "I rna n n'S leadership and thos who came oyer u I -dir tii" hospitality of tho Corvette (in. Th.- tour will he limited to ficht week ar.d program selections L- calculated to display to tlie most brilliant ad -intake to attainments of this world famed organization.

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tlie una rimi'Us ntino nt f hi- np-r: J - In f.t or of S.' irir A met ica First. I 'iu,.. .Tear IMvide is featured In

hiioy sisters, in a dainty sor.c and dartr' novelty and Will .nd Lind i Newman, bc-xers on bicycles", comj'h te the proLtrnm. Startincr with the matinee tomorrfiw, McLip.'-'s Hawaiian top th"

unwilling' quests. Th- a"t Ha.o',fW audviil' hKI. (th.T ilctS .IP' l ion.ptly li-a ov.-Ml and th" ilH Id. nt .Lamey and lb ssi" Aitkin, in a s-onc; was not allow..! to beco-n.- .,ae of:fast. I'avton and liiim. ores ntin

th" coiii(ly skit 'The Sportsman." Frni" and Frnb, tli" merry nmnoped" and the dancing pirl. Marion f;ihnv. In (ban clowning and th' Iorothy Morris trio of specialty ilur.c: rs.

I.ASA I JAl. Ii taks an awful lot of action to tit a picture to the constantly rnovincr body of Dorthy dish. And the producers apparik'v re;ili.e this fact, l'or In "I.itM- Miss Rebellion" which is at the Iasalle toflay for th" last showintr. th"r's more loini; than there used to be at the annual F.art"iid rs' ball. It's one of the funniest pictures ever screened and yesterday's audience was in a constant uproar. n Sunday another sidesplitter is hooked when Maclean and May come in tlie last picture ;n hhh they appear together, "The Jailbird."

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mer of 1 T f - . Pi . . John Adams, who approi.d pp. act r, conrrreys proid';To' tni co-lid h av had littb- id.-a f - ! h an in ti'ution : Is- now r.-ve ib-d und. r .e masterful sup-rvi: em f.. id- r Willi mi H. Santa t.i.u II" pr. f. rs tin. titb-"I-ult r of th. Par-:.!'- to tiiat of aitai'i. w hlcii i, hts if ,,- chooses to c'.'iiio ir. I ' an., into . i-t.-n-e as a military adjunet. In .-fa Id Shim; the M trice crj ir.iis;ori wa s niad" tor I drurinor md 1 ". t.f.rs, this-wa-i th- simp!.- Yw' stalwart foundation upon which w.e- builr fin- nio-t splendid structure of military muslclanhij that the woild l.a.s known. "WTiil" th" o'd fafb. rs of the republic Wl-'O t'.O To -.;"' i tful of tli" Iffpenirnt "f .pr --'oo i' wa not

'"V'itclis Lure." at the Auditorium

today. This picture is said to he one of tii" most realistic sensations on the screen. It ; i c t u re.- with startlint; reality a numb r of blazing and xplodini;" oil wells in tho i;reat T-.aus oil to -Ids; an airplane aliro in midair, and other thrillers. The tiroduction is in live reds. Clever Muri. I Ostriche in "Ib tty ts tho Pac"."' two-iei 1 comedy, and Patho Ni ws are also on this bill. T.miorrow's episode of "Pride H" is. replete with thrills. The chase after the s.-a pirates by warships manned by Fncb' Sam's sailors is y;cttin more interesting atid th- lirnax corned tomorrow when the piratesare driven to cover. Other pictures tomorrow .are Hoot F,l!i.-,on in "One Luv For All." two-rfl Mack Sennet: comedy: Path' News and funny Mutt and .1 If. "Kin? Spruce." a thrilling tale of the prrcat spruce woods of northrn Maine, is the attraction at the Auditorium for two days starting Monday. Mitchell Lewis H cast In the leading rol" and Jo is said to do the bet:t work

CAST Ml It just seems that no picture In which Mary Miles Minter appears can possibly he shown lon?r enough to accommodate- ail the people who want to see her. There was sucJi a clamor for another showing of her last picture "Nurse Marjorie" that Manager Ithodes Jirousht it bark for a one day stand at the Castle today. On Sunday the Castle will have "Th" Soul of Youth." a picture so reat that even .ludu'r p.en LInsey journeyed out to California to take a part.

Luzr:v ami Tony Sal'rniak at th"

Warner warehouses on S. Chapi.u t. early Friday morning. After -- chanqrinK' shots with one r.f the j bandits Patrolman Luzny felb-d hi j man and arrested peur Piasscpski. J 1 4 S Knih!o a;., the othtr bahdiij mad. bis i soii . i

I'rak.-mtn in the New i orK Central freight yard saw the men pryinc open Uie loor of the wan Jious. with a btc 1 bar and called the police. Hobbt-rs Open l'iro. When the robbers saw the patrolmen they immediately opened tire. The answer of the patrolmen was; a volley of shots. A second shot was fired by Luzny as the men ran down the. New York Central tracks anil when a third shot was bred by the police Piasscpski stopped. His companion, who was armed, continued to lire and ran down the tracks. Tho "jimmy" used In prjinr open the doors, was noire than a yard lon and was taken by the police. A search is bein made for the second bandit. Piassep--ki. when Mucstioned at police headquarters Friday morning refused to disclose the identity of his partnei.

Everything About Cuticura Soap Suggests Efficiency So?.0!ri?mnt.T,"am.2! TrnrHr InunD'in

PliA.V COXVKNTIOX. The St. Joseph Valley Grange h Id a picnic dinner at the W. O. W.

hall Thursday noon, followed by a

regular husiness meeting in the afternoon. A report of the Indiana State Granye meeting held last w eclat Connersvillc, Ind., was made by Mrs. William Golden. The meetings of the local Granit will bo held every week from tho first, of September. Election of officers will be held Nov. 11. The next oieetim; will be held on Nov. t.

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