South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 358, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 23 December 1920 — Page 5

THE SOUTH DEND NEWS-TIMES

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Raps French Government Attitude Toward Russia

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tiiJ itc v.'.is t-fjnlvnl nt to a cov rn-in-nt di'fi nt i"r- P.trau'l i.J a on twdshfA Ik r-'"" -r,!t ion ar-"1 wi'll known. II a'.yi. j intd cut that th- listrir-t Is thf ni- from which !'rrrn!'r IU-ij- oricjir.ally was i 1 c?fd. "It proves thr country 1 dlv.ltlsfioil with a covrn:ntni wliich has o?Jt dirvt ""rit ict with t Ii - ptop.

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. . i; . l'T-uiy IVrthi.n If-r!.irfJ. Tit-y arc xvorkln? opnIy. Iih nsH- rtd. v.i'.h viny nuctir.us at which th- . irtues of a kir.K(lJ"j are dl.s-I'.istc-r. .'ipp'.'t Iir.tr to th popu'atif.n art- maki-it; tli'ir .'tppMranre, h.- Hai,'.. II- romplaln-'d that tho jovprnrncn'. rf-ir.nincd s'up?i.h de-splt-thi royalist attack.

Chicago Plans To Drink Old Year Out, And New In

rmrAcin. rw. 22. Thirsty ohirai'oar.s tnilay wrro thanking thr 'i.d. Ibcrhns, for promlflnpr t" quench thrir thir.st and piklnp up the odd idrt hr- .'ind th ro in preparation to drinking the old year out and thp New Year In. Thnsr- wht- rellars havo bf-r-n drain-d were atd- to piireha. bond

ed Mquor today for i a rlnt. ln tlrr'ine in prico from $10 to $7 reiiiiiins a n".t r;.'. When the curlfus asks hi pet boot!et;i,'er the reason, he i "s!i:she" anil answered with a wink. A wild nipht on Uike Michigan on New Year's eve wax predicted today following the statement of Chief of Police Fitzmorrts that thoso who carr' liquor on their hip would not be mol sled by police. The chief spoke unto the populace n follows: "Merry Christmas to one and all. If you carry liquor on your respective hips during this yuletide sca-

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pockets. r-nre on earth; good will toward men." Frank D. Richardson, federal prohibition agent, has arid Ideas and has issued orders to his men to arrcst any one carrying: liquor on New Year's eve. Hut, the old timers proclaim, "there are Z, 000,000 people la Chkatfo and sarcly the federals wouldn't pick me out." Il promises to be a "rinjr around the pint, catch me if you can" proposition. Cabarets are now accepting reservations from those who plan to upend the last nieht of 1320 looping the loop from one gullded palace to another. Flappers and cutlcs. whom fashion will not let admit they have hips, are planning to "carry their own." in their sable coat pockets.

tut: riroitrs ciuis kom.wcit. "Th- Chf.rus lirl's liur.ianc-," Marrincr Viola Inr.a. the pr tty little favorite of all ;j;m f,Uls. is heralded as one of the m'-st truly harn i-ir photoplay? of the year. Tis nomine i especially interesting t( followers ff current literature since the torv was written th famous F. j:crtt Fitzc-rald and md published under the title of ' Head and Shoulder " flareth I Inches and Tom Galh ry appear In support of M'. D.ma. Amor the interestinjr ettlncs iel In the p:r?ur Is that r.-'prerntlnp- Taft 1 ri:: it NVw Haven, th r"-.d- 7.voq; of a!e r.udents. Th story revolves

around the lov affair of an Infant prodlpy at Yale and the queen of the chorus in the bis .-t of musical revues.

d'.rcs and up-to-the-minute comedy. Steve Freda is a closv scono: for hynor.s with the assistance t i.H "sn-iunv turtle suitar." I-Vancis.

j 'l :rk and Brown, a trio of humori i-?.- extraordinary, clTer the sk"T

Wair.-rs V.tntd" which is drsTibrd as beir.K de-icned for larchlnt; purj ceM only. Kate and Wiley, in a. harmony of gme-. beauty and strength. Morgan and F.ay on' rin-.; "More P.lues" and race Aver ar.d brother, who pres--nt a decided novelty, completes th. program.

"lint ursn.vvivs iTtir:vT. "Her Hrshand's Friend," the new Photoplay in which Knld Itennett :'PPrs. is the current attraction at the ISalle. Tho stnrv of tho nr, t.

ty divorcee who fell in" love with thH man who was paying her alimony, nlthovch they had never con each other before. Is one of the most un

usual In fllmdnm. The denouement 'n which the two sweethearts' wnl;e up in .'uljacent beds in a hospital triklncr. Miss Bennett's "Hairpins" proved to be one of the most ppulir pictures shown in Soutii Dend during the fall; her new play should be equally popular. The re-w vaudeville bill which hr its oponjny at the Orpheum hf! aft ernoon H headlined by the Karr r.r Walsh Hevue. who offer an unnsT ally delightful procram of son its

vorn camufs hfuiv The Diana has beautiful stock of fancy boxe? and baskets that will mike appreciative, gifts, from SOr to $25.00 at the Diana. OS04-25 Throwing old shoes after a bridal couple dates tack to the Old Testament. When a man transferred a piece, of property he took off his shoe and handed It to the purchas er to Fcnl the barp.iln. In the marrlap rrer?ior.y it has come to mean that the parents Five up all dominion over the daughter.

Wilson Plans To Take Lunch With G. 0. P. Successor

Ity United Tress: WASHINGTON, Dec. 22. Woodrow Wilson and Pres't W. G. Harding will lunch together at the white house following the formal inauguration at noon March 4, according to plans announced today. Immediately after that luncheon, the man who has lived in the executive mansion for eipht years will pn t ''is p,'W home at 2340 S. st. S ' euilty today announced th - plans for lnauuratii.. 'inj; a lonp conferent i hief. Tb it. Tumulty said, plans to ride i M cafltol from the white house 'i company with Sen. I lard -InfT. After the ceremonies at the capitol, they will return for luncheon at the white house.

Tumultv said the nresidebi' I

health ha Improved preatly In the last two weeks and that he is plan

ning to plunge Into writing a series!

of articles and books immediately after he leaves the otttee. The president did not mention any plans for an autobiography or memories1, Tumulty yaid. Tile president was in exceptionally Kood humor, aecordin to Ttimul-

ty, telling of thdr talk which lasted

several hours. The president pot around well and no cane was visible, hi. secretary said. He added. ;he president, since Nov tnLor, has r.ci -een worrving about his condi-tio-.i.

FOUR DEAD RESULT OF POWDER BLAST

SCR ANTON. Pa.. Dec. 2 2. Four men are known to be dead as 'i result of an explosion in packlnp mill No. 2 of th Dupont power works at Moosic, seven miles from Scranton today. The dead are: Samuel IJowen. Fdward Croone. Calv.n Fhotwell. One unidentified. The explosion shook the central part of Scranton. All telephone communication with Moosic was broken by the blast. Some idea of the force of the explosion could be pained by the fact that tne Jar violently shook the central portion of Scranton, rattling windows. Relief workers went to the Sv-ene in automobiles.

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Girl's Romance" From the Famous Story, "HEAD AND SHOULERS," by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Do Nice Girls Shimmy?

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O'Hara's New Songs are Worth Going Many Miles to Hear Night 50c to $2.00. Mat. 50c $1.50.

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THE KINOGRAMS Ijt-st News of tin World In ! ictuivs

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pray and air.?. The folks who owned her wre ;uite relicious and even went to the evter.t of onvtrtimr I'o'ly. At one time Harnum's niTiis came to town and Phineas T. hiniself lieard Pol'.y maklnc uncom-" p'irr.er.tary remark about hi cir-

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STEVE FREDA Ami Hi- snappy Turtle (iuitar

Morgan & Ray

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tl at d y to the day of her death she ' threw a regular fit of fear every ! t'.ie- she saw a dark cloud on the ! horizon The one event was enouch ' for hr. Tin re was ore expressionhowever, that Tolly harf down to a frazzle and a fare you' well. Aftr -very conversation she always snid. : "I have had uch a delightful time."

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Grace Ayer & Brother SUNDAY S I X EXCELLENT ACTS OF HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE Complete your Holiday program by spending part of Christmas at the Orpheum. Secure seats early for the Big Special Bill.

Sunday recreations not helil after 6 p. m. Saturday eenins.

Mats. U."c. lives.. Main Moor 50t lialf'iiv 25c. lTrt .-lx row Ov. Sunday and Holiday ina tili eo prior, bailie as e-re-

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ith liiini Jupr-. Itaple llolnio, IlKio Sctt. Malcolm Duncan, .Merlam Scars and others, In--1 1 1 I i rir tie lainous l'o-!.. ThN tomiUiy ce direct to t ldcaffi for a "run."

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For -Last Minute Shopp Silk Underwear Blouses

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Crepe de Chine Gowns (a special lot tff Q Q vorth much more) )kJ .y J Chemise of Satin or Crepe de Chine Q O Samples values to $10 Tomorrow only kJ Heavy Silk Night Gowns Every im- J O ff aginable style $15 to VPO. JJ Continuing for tomorrow ou Sale of Blouses. Sale of Phoenix Hosiery. Sale of Vanity Fair Underwear. Sale of Phoenix Underwear. Sale of Silk Undergarments. Sale of Camisoles. Open to 9:30 Xmas eve. Oliuer Style Shop 103 Main Street TJ Oliuer Hotel BlocX South Bend's Exclusive Shop for Women

We Advise Shopping Early While Our Stock is Complete Let Your Gift Be An Electrical One In our store you will find articles appropriate and useful for every member of the family and friends. ,

Toasters ' Sewing Machine Motors Percolators Wilson Electric Sewing Machines Coffee Urns America Vacuum Cleaners Tea Kettles Apex VacuumBCIeancrs Tea Pots Blue Bird Electric Clothes Washew Chafing Dishes Apex Electric Clothes Washers Grills Simplex Ironer Waffle Irons Apex Mangle Flashlights Electric Ranges Electric Shaving Mugs Electric Fireles3 Cookers Electric Combs Electric Disc Stoves Curling Irons Reading Lamps Electric Combs Floor Lamps Vibrators Desk Lamps Violet Rays Boudoir Lamps Heating Pads Phonographs Foot Warmers Phonograph Record.' Autcmobile Heaters Portable Lamps 4 Room Heaters Silk Shade Mahogany Stand Lamp! Hot Plates Complete line of Electric Lighting Flat Irons Fixtures

TO THE FARMERS Install a LALLEY LIGHT AND POWER PLANT and enjoy the comforts of electric lights and the many labor fcaving electrical appliances. MAKE IT A CHEERFUL AND A HAPPY XMAS

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SHOP 123 North Main St. Phone Main 2920 Open Every Evening until Christina Phonograph Records 10-inch, double faced; can be played on any ma chine; $1.00 and $1.25 values. Your choice 50c each 3 for $1.25.

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