South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 9, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 January 1917 — Page 11

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LI Ü L NOTK i s. 1I.TITI0N TO i'.WK ROAII WITH Nfitl' 1 ),rr'Ny kv' th:it "Ti t!. iLJini day .f .J.iujtry, A. I'.tlT. tLer !. t.r'fr.t I t t;. I i ;i r ' 1 i f (':n-).i'si.ii-rs -f St. J. -;? Hl. h J?.lti"U Bt':i"l Lin ie r -t 1. h ;-y tln In jis f'llMi: STATj; or INDIANA. 'UlNTY, SS. 1'iiunti, I nl 1tty .I-Ln If. of ST. iosi;rn To tli? Hon.,r;tl 1 1 --i r 1 r ff ft. Joj.ii C of Comnilmlrinunty. Mat of I n.M. in i . 'lb n:i.!Ti;r."l j-.t itionrs h'nv your !I"nr.i M.- I S. - r 1 th.it tMn .-tition N by at l.at Fifty frt.-h'MpM anl I't'-tB .f IVrin Tt.A I;hi;. St. .I"S-I1 'ULity. Iri.ii.iua: thit tii'ie Is ;m 'Xistl.'i: liitrLw.iv in s.iM Towi!.l p, ucrl'.'. ;ig fr,!l ,: I'- k'iiiniiijr tit t!i ntr North and South .f th" li:. !. t -:i S.-rti'TiS N ii::i!. r"l 'I f n v CJI ;inl Twrntyt'." i'i. TowiivJiij, N ii :rjl'T-'l TMitjr i:;T North. Kt'i N'n in urel 'i hr-. ;, K.nt. Li b Uvinnin:: .r,t i tl.o i ii.t of lntr.- ti..n of t!: ro:ilvji.v l.f-r!n .ic. jrlt.f .1 ;.til tli jiv-l r'.jol known ;m t! " MI It aw ik.i l.r-m-p Hdh'I." whih j.uint It known a the At, stin rnrnT," In l'eua Township. St .to,.ph County, Iti.liiim; running thne W si aU-ujf tltf -,tT 1 i ii of sai l st.oH Niml.r-i 1 w trity-oiif ,21 1 Hue. 'Ihirffr 4i tnll. iii'.rc or !-: thii h. a Southwesterly .lir tioii t th South Ju.m of Stion Niiinl-ril Twnty-on (-Ii; tliti f litinuirjK S mhutfrly M..I South t' fl,. -ntT ,f S-tlon .S um.r.I Twenty -Hjjht Ol. Township anl Jtari" a fort-.- iil ; T 1 -n W st, alone tl. ittr llu i sii-1 Sitlu Nuinbort'.l 'I w iitv-t ijrlit O. ()n-.ii i rtfr t'i i::i: t!in. Soir.h n-l)fl'f (j milt, to fh- South lin of Stlon Nnmlr'.l '1 unty-fii;ht (s , Township ami Kaug? ;.forni.l. Votir j' tltionf ri"pci tfull.v pray th it f.ti.l hlahwHy In I rnj.rri iv KraMlii'. Iialnhii: juhI paving th mam i t i rf-!... r.ivfl as follows, to-wit: Th r:t ! t!ir-of t" l on-'t ru t l t lh ni.'th if twlv (I'i f.t. an. I tbol"'ii'Jily ro!l7, on w!iic!i !. ti I.i t n orifI: r )!ap j. la. e l j; pa rf . f fonN ro i.. eonstru ted of 4,'ood, t lear. fravtl; th:.t said critvel .o .tw--n hoards Twelve d'i e.cpt nli.Tf the natura' f-t .oll for and a ml ample and ,eeiire shoulders -. 1 1 1 tr r -i v f I . Ii. I that -said h'-ards flouiilt-rs lf T-.i ! in. lies hizh. t.i r.iI l TI.irt'Mi 1n.li- ib-t-p In tif renter, an. I t i I1 pt.n'l t hr i so t. f form uniform urv from tiu top nlir" if tli- loarH or hn.lr to tin ntT of tbe roa.l-Itcl. an.l t hoioiirltl y JoH,.,. That all tifp-Jsa ry Jr.iin. juil yi.Ui'raln.. l.ri-L'. nilvivts aiwl cfr til lhTi-..ii sha.l ! v, coiitru tl as t l'iak i 1 roa.l iin!.s!i-l ami onipkt in nil It-talN SiM jt!tI..nors turth.'r show that nn Townnhip has an Im-oi pc..-rit I city wlthii: it whi.h ins j..ss thin Thirty 'J li"ii,ii.,l i ::,( iiihal.itatits ; that tit-;. is no f., wn ,,r cr.-aitr th;ni Thirly 'il.oiia n. i.'.o.inioi i ii ti ;i t , i t :i ii r h thfr-iii Sii'l petitioners furtli-r show that it will ! a ul. Iii- utility to tlialn. yravl ami 1 fal-i roa.l j, l,rin m t out in th vi. 1th ami in. inner herein .et out: an-' that tin o-f thereof w ill 1. ! than II:. pro.fe.is thereof: that s.i I.I loa. I will I."t pi-s int. oi" throuirh an i!"-,,ipo-l.ttetl town or city: that ov-r -:i I. J hi-li-vay runn a l uite-l States Mail l'.-Iiwiv tonte. Said petiti nT ;ivi vlo.u tli.it m lid road less thin Thre miie- In leiu'th .iul ouij.-' with ji fi.. improve, 1 road Si r Fat tid thereof And y. 'ir jtil ioneis pray for tin improvement of iill lilchway In all things ii a. .or.ltin. with . tioi-s t;7 to h:; iulU'.ivr. of the (lel.eral Arts of 'UtitU'.l "An A.-t Cm, iii!n 1 1 iirh w a s." iil al! ati niiieii'litory tln-rt'ot and l i'-hlfp.tal tl.erMo. s u p - .1. II. Chan.lier. Il.i.ry I'.. I'eitoii. .las. .1 l!".hr. Fr.l 1 1 n rt t e i u . .1. I..iui I ;rt l..i uer. hnyler i; .aion .ioi.es. 'r. Aamn Joms. Sr. by A. Jones. Jr.. Martin Myers. Harry F." Ort. irulniii-Ni-ar. .riiou Ciofoot. tb-o.-. F. Frh-s. II I. K.nn.r. Ire. I N. Smith. F. A. l'artrh!.. II F. Sudeis. J H. Itnltin.k. S M. liito-h. Joim A. HiTzop. (icurp. I '. Ki.-in. I rank ih-y. M Kh li,. Fred F Jiawkins. Andrew .1. AN eiss. I.e.. I Jt-r-1 '. a ut. J-d-ljalk. Jacob .1. I". ' i rt!au.'r. Tohti II I -'nlmer. .iü.'oO Fnlmer. Fled Ke'.iy. William F.u.'.io .1. I'erkln-. ilarenn 'hi nd l.T. . ('.. t 'ha nd Irr, F:'Uii. Mi.ii Ahleifer. FIomI Fee 1 'aw ley. Ott-. Kell. !!- F.. or. F. l in. W iilliiii F. Kerr. ottt.. Mille John C. Weisel. Fill tner. 1 low a rd 1. W. S. F Cas--. Ib-niy !'. hier iii'o. I.. 'is. letni'ie l'.;.tt l-s. i. ;:.. rt F..!tt:.t s. m. intosh. n. i. -iIi b-tou. C. C iFirt. F. F. Mi-mn. S. M. Aih-rt. l: I :. K-.hi.-.l.r. A I.. Cr.'fot. M V. 5 1 un4beri;-r. M. J. Voder. Harry it lie , f:noi! (...we. O M Vorlu-es. M J'. !'. -ln'cr. Vtl!:atn Fis her, ti !f'orc( W. Kettrinj. Fa idlaw. woi.r. Ilidl.l 11.1. Moon. "laren. .l.llW I'.'lltf. K!ly. Frw In F. 'ii.'-t.-r ..Holl iccls. . P. Smif I . A IiTII F It F. Io-cph Cxt.Mity, NO I l( i: ill .K I I. UOAD I'F TITION. N-'II is !.!.! yivci: th it the fol1 1 1 is a i-if v .f a p ti;;. i. for a - ' . : I S ' l'l iiiiTo rttieht t1!-'l ill th mini--ioii.M 's 'oiiit : St. Joseph . !;nt . St it. of Indiana, to-w it : TA I F OF INDIANA l SS M JOSFPH c U N I i J'l.TITIt N l o PA' F l;o.D WITH ;i:vff. i 'oi 1," Ilonor.il.U- l'..i.ir.l of Comni issiuii - : r- . f th.- Curt of St Jo-cph County. ! India na : i i'li" uml.-rsiirt;.-. p.-titloners show your j Honor. ild. P. ...ly ti.at tlii- petition I s -;'i:ed by at b-i-t fifty (."ot froohoMr I :tinl ot.is of I'.'iiii riwnship and Mid-l-oii Towi.siiij., st. Joseph 'ounty. Indii n.i : that l'.". of s.il l signers re-ide lu IVttn Township, ami .".i s!i.'ti'rs. in Mr.dist.n Tow i. -hip : that thre i- an -i t i i hi:hay iu said t'wnhips de- : i i.-i follow s : P.einulliC at the lilt- tioii i f th'1 1 -. n:i lb-ad Mita t.ie im t -and -n e-t ihway runninir . t - i r the n.-rth -id. ; Sci tion- fniirtf n ill" ,)io! tiftee:i 1Ö1. Township T,ii:t -i i.V.'. North f I. : nif.' r!ii.- . Fa-t. t! . !;. ,i:nn!!,h' -.-t 1w mile-, tf.-n.. j!..rth o.ie mi!., t - l!.e tsowth o!:.l of trie inipr.el i'.ik'llx.;.y know, i as th l'..-. hier K-id Imr"V.'ii::it. I'hd ill the ' . I r t of . i.e Ciiil- :. :-si ii.-rs ,.f St. Jo- ph c,,-i".;. Fcb- : . rv I1. P.'b'. r p-titio:n rs ; t p.i tf'i I'.y petition II. it -aid highway iniprnvei by j'r:idJ :i.. di'r.Ini:. ami pai!. -am. with i . :" iv. l. a- f.di 'Ws, t.-v i:: That th. irr.ole tii'Tnif t o i .in-tfu t.-d t- the Mtu of f..u:te":i ilh fi-vt with j;.. ..!. . ';. ,(r. -. ar;. irr iv. l. That -ai l )rac! ! j.; i.t'i! l.t w n toard furt. n ill' f.s't apart. c.' pt : h re tlie i turil -.dl aiTi.i!t ample mi..! -e.'ire t-'. ;iu!'bv- f.-r i ib! ci.iVfi. i; ti. I the -aid 1 oards and .li.'ui.!. ; - to h ni:.e r.n isfhes hir'i. a:.d tie -r:iv; t b. four-t-'.-u ill 'to!..- tb.; in ti' . . nt.-r and t ' i''..i d T!. r..n - .:- t. form ;; i : if.-rr.i tvre fr in t b. t--p '.'.-cs . f -aid t-oards anl -ho.;',. b rs f. Ce e;itf-r of 11. ro.id. or 1 1; t t tu! highway be irnprov.-d. '. rai'iix;c and t-! bur s a,.. x.ii.i r.-u- ' i'r i I. a- f..;;.. a - : TI at t!.- r.i h- t'...-:-e..f 1 , 1- -:s;ri!. :.! t I :.. wliih .f fourt.-.ui 1C I.-, t. ami t : li.'ljli: y r- üed. oil -h ul be jlo'd : two-.-o!jrs.. rw.i.l. tl . :.otto;a .. .r c-n-trr.. r-d f -1 and ! f ::T mo . I'o t ; .ir-e .f : : . i a - n.- '. I: h r.'. ,; ami cullI i.ii. v .i ;-pr.lr..at Iv ti entj -lie 1' I hi:' of -a : d T:. it t !' it. iter'.als . f f i . i ! all I - pla t 1 l et . '.i l- irds f- ::t..:.. ti; f..-t apart. npt :...- !!.. i.atiir ;S ;: arTor.is :i.;.'. ant un h '. '!': - f . r -i h ::i' ri.l The I -ttoM .f -' i iT to In i . r. i la h- !;. üt t; ob and !. v. ;i til, i .. he b' p 1! th" t.t.T f th- .-"id. i . I th- r.c ; v r ;! ! . a:. 1 th.- r.- t..- i l to ! pi... --I t.T.-..:i ' a ii i. If . .r:u .-pt.'i :if!'-r f ;,.: o. ü hi v r..liu of th:-" . ", I:;.'.. i irv t i t . '. thi 1 !- .f t- . 1 d road f ;.'.!.. ft. 1m l..-- ..t ti.o : i. Ui. JvUIltVU ll i lii m nf .,.,-

and n-triu te.l as to form a uniform eurv from the top 'dcp of boards ami shoul-U-rs to th tenter f the road That all n --arr drain au l .-id dralnx. brid. ulrerts and n.wr tile tbron shail Ik t.., eonstnirtM a to " nid road comple te and finished in al! details. Sail petltion?rH further show th&t

l im Township Las an Incorporated -ity uirhln it whlrh i of less tnan thirty lio.usan.i cm.WtH population; that there Is no other town or city of ijre-aer p"PQlatlou than lnhahltMtits therein. Said p-tltl.nrs further bw that It will he a public utility t., drain, pravel and I-iTP naid road m herein set out iu tl.o width and manner herein .-et out, and that the ot ther"r vill ! l-4 than the UnoSt thereof; that s.ihl ro:id will Lot pas Into or through an iueorro-r.-itd city or town. 5i!d petltlnner.s show that said road Is three miles or less In lentli and (.p.-ne-t with a free and improved nr road at each end therof and upon, and over ald hiirhwny runs a United Stntrs Mall Delivery Koute. And your petitioners pray for th improvement of paid hichway in all things In aec.rdaiKe with Sections 77 to M of the general Act cf l'.il.".. entitl'-d "An A't Concvriiin? Highways, aiui All AH Amendatory 'lh?re-f and Supplemental Thereto." Frank Wiley. I'aul Fcly. Jaxh (;. I'.eehler. (eor'e Fore. .Iosph Fore. D. U". Markr. .1. I. K-M.!er, Harry Mo-r, Jacol Koller, Fuj-ne Myers. F. F. Mo. -hei, Henry I. a Free. tleo. Moser. J. V. Marker. Val. "Deltnhh y. John Jültz. John lIfhley. Adam ihehh-r. Otto F. el.r. Char:s .1. Conrad. Fr.-d A. .Tord.m. .loim M. Jordan. J. S. Marker. . D. IV Jt.r. .. F. I-elie. Martin J. Mof!.el. N. o. Kelley. Dia Ii Walter. C. F. .Marker. John Weisel. Clias Schlarh, Ja.ol S.-hlddeer. (Joo A. Feiton Joseph Iteehler. Alois Ililhrt. Finll 'terrr. Fouls Swarm. Win. r.tt. Alex S.-helddetrer. Irvin Jroe. Cha. Williams. .vlh.it Koeder, Chas. A. Zlmin.rle. Wil-li.-'m S'-hlarl. John Morhel. Christian Stuher. Fred Stuher. Um. Flb, Julius Fani,'r. Henl Hilloert. Frl Swarm. Chas. Van De Verne. Frd J. Coik. August Itokhurt. IM. S.-itz. ;o. F. Klucs. Fd. c. Klein. Henrv Hedler. Ken Itaer. F Tiilne. Jt.nn C. S.-lilarh. Chas. Jrenert. J. Fred Klein. J. D. (letz. M. IF Huston. Fred Hart-fein, Clarence Kelley. A I. Denslow. F. W. Klzer. J. I'.. Seiman. M. D.. ITias Doollttle. M. J. Lalutr. O i:. Fnnu'. Ilenrv C. Firtjleston, Dun Ward. F. J. Venu. F. lt. Llyrket. S. MTnto! h. I. AKTin it F. WOLF, Auditor of St. Joseph County. State of Indiana, hereby I slirnat Monday, the .".th day of January. i;17. IiniK' the 5th day of the rveular January S--ion of .-aid i-ourt. n he day on whih tlie forecolntr petition will he presentd to the Hoard of Coniini.-iofiers of St. Joseph County for a hearing as jirovided by law. AlSTHFIi F. WOLF. Auditor vf St. Joseph Countv. I First knovr wtmt yon want to tnj, I'hen ay It. Le simple worda. ilake your meaning absolutely cleat. Lwve coLhliiif to the reader's trae aa-lnjtlo-Q as this want ait do: FOK KENT-1103 Jonei etreet. ftroom bouwo. $ 20 00 Address OWNFR. cure New a-Tlme. ThJs adrertlser wen "penny wlw end pound foolish." jj gure ao Ilttie infor.catlovn a u safe to tay bt never had on answer. What about rhe (-onditt-vn of tn house? Plenty cf doset? Lighting:? Hentln? Ilua the hou An attic? Cellur? Or both? I tlier a iaT yjird? Front yard? Rear jwreh? i-ront poreh? Anl many othr points? No on but U owner know. Barely one tioold not expect result from guch metier raformatJon. Ami there's not one wotV! about car line. Fen thouirh kbm mar know, there are otberg ho don't And atrantrera are arrlrtng- daily om f whom may tay for good. Vw read t3ila for au example of tow to write a want ad that will bring repltea: FOR RENT-11S3 Jonea itreet. Öroom honae In sMendld condition, with larjre clo et In tyrery liTtnt; room and In the econd. flooT hall; one block fron rar line; rtectrtclty anJ g-aa; atem heat; modem til battrroom with Urge tub and fine nho-wer witi curtain; roomy kitchen wita modern gas store prrjctically new; largre cement cellar; fairsized front yard: 75-foot rear ynrtl : large front iind rear porrh. Oet key next floor; $23 00 month. Address car Newa -Time. riere la Information from, whlcli w form a mental plctnre of this hon If we were aeektng one In such a location tlilf want ad would len-d as scnrrylnp out there for fear aame one womd gt ahead of us WLnt If this want ad does coat a lltt.e more, it Is bound to pay by the Inquiries It will brln1 nsl In quirles from propctlYe tenunti are went the advertiser wanta -jt he wcMldn't adrertls. Th1a axpliea to tho widtlng of alt want ads. whetter It la a bonse "on w1?i to rent, a business you wlslt se!l. or a farm yon wlato to buy. GlTe ALL the Information " yen wmmM want WEHE TOC Rl.'ADRTL Then brln It U Tb News-Tlme. or BELL 21 S3 G!QSE11f6 SPOONING ROOM LATEST Clucaso Court of Doniotic Itclalions Tries Experiment. CHICAGO. Jan. 9. Husband: and wivvs who allow their troubles to reach the court of domestic : olations hereafter will have an opportunity to make up in a little room attached to the court which is beim: titted up for that purpose by Judtre John Stelk. "The purpose will be to brinp out the old affection that the couples lieKl for each other when they were courting." said the jmle. "It Is my purpose to net them to spoon all over asain and then go home and live as they ouht to." HOBO HEN TAKES RIDE Car In-peetor Will Keep lliiil For V.K She .May Iay. ATIANTA, Ga.. Jan. ?. The rods of a rambling box car brought to J. W. l.radley an unusual but most aceptable present. liradley, who is a car inspector for the Southern railway, was going about his work in the cold gray dawn when he saw some kind of fowl perched on the rods of a fast Southern freight train which was jut pulling in from Rirmingham. He Investigated ana found a fat. sdeek and thoroughly :irst-cla-5s Minorca hen. He's not going to eat her because he's too line a bird and 1 1 i cause eggs are a nickel each these ! d..s. How far the hen lud ridden or. its l hilly perch and where she boarded c train remain a myitvo.

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ii Fair and Warmer Is Good for an Evening Lugh "Fair and "tV'armer" is pood foan evenin of laughter. The farce which was presented at the Oliver last evening before one uf those "small but appreciative" audiences will be repeated this afternoon and tonight. Avery Hopw.xd has reversed the ordinary course and in thi3 farce the "best wine." the richest humor, comes In the htst act. The play starts out brightly, sparkling" and scintillating with clever lines and some funny situations which come rear the promised uproarioufmess. Admitting that the appeal of the remaining two acts of the farce may very well differ according lo the individual it is not to be doubted that there is marked deterioration as the play proceeds in the quality of its humor. What there is in the drunken antics of a man, let alone a woman, to tickle the risibilities probably will always remain a mystery; but they remain amon the potent charms in the playwright's ba?r of tricks.' The second act of "Fair and Warmer" is no tribute to the discrimination of playgoers still it may be argued with a good deal of logic that little such discrimination exists. There are three elements of saving grace. A very easily overdone situation was presented with a finesse that reflected much credit on the cast all were capable players, and all of their best work, again, was in the first act. Second, the whole thing was utter farce, making serious criticism nearly bootless, and third, the risoue tone was robbed of its offensiveness by the frankness of its presentation. "Fair and Warmer" is a play to laugh si as one will, -without both ering about the "significance" of the modern American stage and plays. AT Tili: AUDITORIUM. William S. Hart is appearing at the Auditorium today in "The Devil's Double." Hart plays the part of a faro dealer, who falls In love with an artist's wil and thus consents to pose for the artist as the devil. It's a typical Hart part and said to be one of the best pictures he has yet appeared in. He is supported by Enid Markey as the wife and Robert McKim in the part of the artist. "Safety First," a tworeel Keystone comedy, is also on the bill. Tomorrow William Fox will present George Walsh in "The Island of Desire." As the hero of this stirring story he travels to the untamed regions of the South seas, lie does battle with an Australian adventurer, a Chinese Villian, drunken beach combers, and, finally a horde of cannibals. He fights with his fists, he fights with weapons, he fights with dynamite, and the fortunes of war vary until the very end of the story'- The SeligTrlbune weekly of current events will be shown as usual. at Tin: IjAsalle. Lenore Ulrich is starred in "The Road to Love," shown at the Lasalle theater today. The story concerns the daughter of an Arabian chief who falls madly in love with a white man. Her father, in anger, caused him to be sold as a slave. Wonderful scenic effects have been obtained showing the beautiful Algerian streets and the sunset on the desert. "The Seekers" Is the title of tomorrow's five-reel drama of religious community life In which Flora Parker Dehaven Is starred. , AT TirE CX) LOMAL. Mary Nash will be seen at the Colonial theater today in "Arms and the Woman." The manufacture of ammunition in America for use In warring Europe is the subject around which the plot centers. Miss Nash Is seen in the role of the Hungarian girl who marries her American benefactor and learns later that his business is the manufacture of arms for the enemies c her own country. A fire scene is shown when the large ammunition plant is blown up by spies. Tomorrow's picture is entitled "The Master Passion." It stars Mabelle Trunnelle and Robert Conness. AT Tili: OKPIITXM. The present bill of vaudeville now playing at the Orpheum features Frank Stafford & Co. in a pleasing sketch entitled "The Hunter's Game." Mr. Stafford's whistling and the posing of his two famous dogs are features. Mr. Stafford is assisted by Marie Stone. A travesty on divorce entitled "Women" is presented by three girls, no man appearing in the act. Freddy James accompanies his Juggling with pleading patter. Lew and Mollie Hunting in a comedy skit entitled "The Amateur Detectives" and Will ! Morris, cycling comedian, complete the program. "THE PRINCKSS PAT." "The Princess Fat," one of the most charming of all the musical comedies produced in New York during the last few years, will be the attraction at the Oliver theater on Jan. 13 and 16. Heading the cast will be Ruth Welch, who sang the title role in New York, and during the long run of the piece last spring in Roston. Then there will be such other artists as George O'Donnell. Raymond Ellis. Karl ftall. Thonas Keogh, Charles Udell. ?.Ur.guerite Stratselle, Lyman and Chaulsae and other of real prominence. The chorus of beautiful girls, the costumic splendor, and the fcuenic ine3ture caiuulcte out the

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most fascinating productions ever launched on the billows of musical comedy, it is said. "rv ho.mi: towx girl." John Hyams and Leila Mclntyre will come to the Oliver theater Saturday, matinee and night, in "My Home Town Girl." With a splendid scenic production and a supporting cast of notable New York artists, Hyams and Mclntyre are now enjoying a repetition of the great success they attained in their former vehicle. "The Girl of My Dreams," in which they will be well and favorably remembered. Among those in the cast are Henryette Ix-c, Maude Reatty, Mae Clinton, Clarice Grey. Roy Purviance, Maurice Darcy, George Hall. Alma Gonlln and a bevy of pretty girls who can both sing and dance. MARY PICKFORI). Mary Pickford will be seen at the Oliver Jan. IS, 1 ? and 20 in the second production of her own corporation released by Artcraft. It is called "The Pride of the Clan" and ns the central figure of a Scotch story of strong human and lu-art appeal the famous star will create the role of a lassie of the heather, adding another interesting impersonation to the always remembered favorites that make up the gallery of Mary Pickford creations. "IN OLD KENTUCKY." The unending popularity of "In Old Kentucky." scheduled for the Oliver tomorrow afternoon and niht. is one of the wonders of stageland. Whatever the secret uf its magic s;irrc.-s, it is a positive and self-evident fact. It is now in its -Hrd year and still doing successful business. It is said to be as fresh and bright as the day it was produced. Tin company carries a band and a street parade will be given at noon. UARMUns- TRlT CO. Is n'"t a one-man l ank it is a bank of, by and for tlie people. The largest number of mn on its directorate the largest number of stockholders always in touch with and helping to develop th1 it y and community and off e ring to the individual every a.-:st.i :ic in its povpr. Our service i- comp.eto 'M'R MOTT : SERVICE CHARACTER .SECURITY. Always -j'A'I to see yon and vour frier.d.-. Adv. Th" smohiri-r "f dri'-d '"cult's fnot" leats antedated tl: intru-luction tuLu.ccu iu Engiai;d. J

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1 1 s i CiiT' the 011cr theater matJnto '- f- : '. , ' -sV: i-v'' i'-"-: ; : .; : ; ' i - , .. ,' yi'-' X : .f-. ,.- V i' ' ' : ; '.'. . ' :. ' ' ' 'v- .,' J'--;---- t:- : - H - ::': i . j r III Hi t i tiä ..t-q. HINTERLITER ADMITS ILLEGAL OPERATION Says Air Rubble in Vein Probably Due to An Atomizer Which He Gate? Girl. OLNEY, 111.. Jan. ?. Roy Hinterliter, on trial for the murder of Elizabeth Ratcliffe, his sweetheart, Monday confessed on the witness stand that the girl's deith occurred during an attempt at an illegal operation while out riding with him but a-.serted that the girl had used instruments which be admitted were supplied by him. The youthful defendant sobbed as lie told of the fatal tryst in an ori hard and repeatedly said that the i'.i r 1 had urged him to aid her. He said that if her death were due to the presence of an air bubble in the veins, the air might have been flue to the use of an atomizer with which he provided her at the suggestion of a friend who assured him that tlie usa.ue would be harmless. FASH ION ARLi: DRESSMAKING. Will go out by t lie day or at home; guaranteed work. Call Bell phone 1 4 4 4. THAT JAR OF MUSTEROLE ON THE BATH-ROOM SHELF Has Relieved Pain for Every One in the Family When little Susie had the croup; when Johnny got his feet wet and cai:ht cold; when father sprained his kr.ee; when granny's rheumatism bothered her that jar of Musterole was right there to give relief and comfort. Mnsterole is a clean, white ointment made with oil of mustard. It will net Miiter like a mustard plaster. Q::ick relief for sore throat, bronchitis, tonsihtis, crov.p. st.'tf neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of the hack or joints sprain, sore muscles, bruise?, chilblains, frosted feet, colds cn the chest (it often I'Rver.ts rr.eumcr.ia).

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OLIVER THEATRE TWO NIGHTS Monday and Tuesday JAN. 15-16. .IOHN CORT PRIENTS VICTOR HERBERTS Sparkling Musical Plav "THE PRINCESS PAT" with a Superb Cast and Chorus lmiudin- El TH WEIX II and a Special Victor Herbert Orchestra. PRICES SE.'.O, $l.i0. 7.k .W and inc. Seats Sale lYiday -MAIL ORDERS NOW. OLIVER THEATRE MATINEE AND NIGHT TODAY A Three Hour Riot of Eau-hter. AND . I .i t L. ft.-. S A.'. I " Av-w-ry Hopwood's i.:ppiest Farce A Play of Temperament and Temperature. Universal Opinion: "FUNNIEST EVER." Matinee 25c, 50c, 75c, $1. Night, 25c to $1.50. The Hand That Writes Steady is the hand that writes the word Economy upon the pages of future plans. "When your future is unfolded, having: been planned on the basis of economy, your ravlnps will be there to crown your past financial success. The reward then will be appreciated more than you can imagine now. The St. Joseph County Savings Rank extends you an offer of assistance in your plans of economy; your cheokinj? and saving:? accounts, largre or small, will be given every personal consideration. 4 Interest on Savings. ST. JOSEPH COUNTY SAVINGS BANK. ST. JOSEPH LOAN & TRUST COMPANY. M0FFTTS SHOP Cor. Mlchigran and Jefferson. Women' and Misses OITTEH GARMENTS. Coats, Suits, Dreyes, Corsets, Milllncrj, Waists. ADLER BROS. On MJchJaa t WMbtngton Since 1634. THE IrTORE FOR Mi:N AND BOYS. Beet Clothlnx and Bho for Un, Women ui3 Children at Lowest Prlcem. CHAFIN HOME DEPT. fiTOREÄ, 42ft and 817 6. Chapla BC Merchants National Bank First bank In South Bond to apply for membership in FEDERAL RESERVE BAYK 7 H. LEMONTREE 5 XlCUJLW 7 Ov,

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The story of an artist, his wife and I a faro dealer, who falis in love with the wife and thus consents to nose as

the "Devil" for the artist's greatest V picture. Mr. Hart is supported in this J picture by ENID MARKEY and Robrrt McKim. "SAFETY FIRST "

two reel Kevstone corned- is the bill.

TOMORROW WILLIAM FOX Presents THE POPULAR PLAYER, HANDSOME GEORGE WALSH

"The Island of Desire" SEEN HERE FOR THE FIRST TIME THURSDAY First release of the new serial story, 'THE GREAT SECRET' in which FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN AND BEVERLY BAYNE are starred. The first episode is given in three reels at this theater on Thursday of this week. Mr. Hines has seen the first five episodes and can personally recemmend the picture as the best and most interesting: love drama serial ever made. COMING BACK NEXT MONDAY "War Brides" with the famous acrtcss NAZIMOVA. Not hundreos but thousands were turned away last evening at the most pPular photoplay house in South Bend. Let the good work go on.

TOMORROW MATINEE AND NIGHT. Rowland-ClifTord-Gatts (Inc.) Presents AN ENTIRE NEW PRODUCTION OF THAT GRAND OLD AMERICAN PLAY.

SEE The Thorcughbred Queen Bess Win the Kentucky Derby. 11 A p.; HI

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LARGE COMPANY OF EXCEPTIONAL ABILITY DON'T MISS THE BIG NEW STREET PARADE PRICES Matinee 25c all seats. Evening, 25c to $1.00.

ONLY FIRST RUN FEATURE PICTURES SHOWN HERE TODAY MARY NASH in "ARMS AND THE WOMAN." A story of a beautiful Hungarian girl's fight against the making af ammunition for enemies of her country. TOMORROW MAB ELLE TRUNNELLE and ROB-

ERT CONNESS in "THE MASTER PASSION.'

NOW PLAYING Frank Stafford & Co. In A Hunter's ia me." l'rit es : MATS. 10c l.5c i;vi:ä. 10c i:oc 30c Mat. Diäly. J:30 7:30 v. Women" A eoineilv nelett Freddy James Tlie TalkaMie Justier. Lew &. Mollie Hunting In 'The Amateur Iet-tiw" Will Morns l'liitoiuine r median Tiirusivv The Girl in the Moon i,I 1 oiii (h r t-.

l o r ! Li m TODAY TRIANGLE-KEYSTONE DAY William S. Hart inalsn nn Enid Marke j infS3 qrn m HEAR The Famous Silver Band of Those Inimitable Pickaninnies j CROUKD FLOOH SAFE COHVtMULKT PARAMOUNT DAY Lenore Ulrich O a -int 'i 1 I The Road to Love.1 t j A conincing portrayal of t nie ui me AraDtan open and :( the glamour surrounding it. J-j Prices AdulU 10c Children WEDNESDAY FLORA PARKER DEHAVEN f j j 1 i f t -in"THE SEEKERS. Regular Prices 5c and -0c

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