South Bend News-Times, Volume 30, Number 338, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 November 1913 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1913

UNION SERVICES

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Thanksgiving Day to Be Commemorated By Special Exercises for Each Section of the City.

Four union services cf all Protrftant denominations of the city will be held Thanksgiving day In four churches of the city. In each the xroclamation of either Pres. Wilson or Gov. lialston will he read And a service appropriate to the day will be given. At the First Baptist church all denominations tMiuth of Washington, west of the river ana north of Sample will unite in one service at 'J o'clock. The program will be a foiow.s: Invocation, V. C. Mull; i-resident'.s proclamation, Hev. Geo. W. ilemry; responsive reading led by liev. J. U. M osier; quartet. .Dudley Uuck. Mrs. Jtode. Mrs. Duncan, Mr. Cover and Mr. Kreighbaum; crlpture, i:ev. Jlenry D. Davis; prayer, Hev. J. II. Kvans; fiermon by Chaa. A. Lipplncott; and benediction, by Jlev. Jacob Schott. At the First Brethren church all 3emonimatlonH touth of Sample at. u.nd west of the river will me - at 3:30 In the. morning. The following program has been prepared: Invocation. Kev. George Allison; scripture reading led by Kev. Jhn E. McKay, prayer, by Kev. F. K. Dougherty; and benediction, by Hev. Cecil Franklin. All demonimations east of the river will meet at the. Lowell Heights M. K.

church at 9 o'clock. A program as.

follows will be given: Invocation, Bev. Arthur chafer; president's proclamation. Bev. Marie Garrison; scripture lesson, led by Bev. Mr. Garrison; offering to associated charities; sermon by Jtev. John S. Burns; and benediction, by Bev. Mr. Schafer. At the Grace Bvangelical church at which all denominations north of "Washington and west of the river will gather, tfto following program has "been arranged for 0 o'clock in the morning: Invocation, Bev. Wm. Hootman; scripture lesson, led by Bev. II. TJ. Hostetter; prayer, by .Bev. Peter Moerdyke; reading of the proclamation by Bev. Blaine K. Klrkpatrlck; refpoRslve reading, by Babbi Cronbach; fermor. by Bev. Thos. J. Parsons, and "benediction, by Mr. J. W. Bunch. A Thanksgiving service will be held at the Blver Park M. K. church Wed

nesday night Bev. Charles II. Law of Chicago will preach, and special music

will be given. Kev. M. II. Appleby will lead In the- invocation prayer;

testimony service ' Will fol!ow; the

scripture service will bo led by the pastor, Ilev. M i Ford, and Bev. Mr.

Law wll preach.

At Lowell Heights M. K. church

Thursday evening a musical ' program

will be rendered. Six serenado play ers will feature the evening's enter tainment. All are Invited.

' "WABASH. IVdrrnl authorities arc

tnvpstiiratlnsr two letters received bv

Madeline "Worden. IS. who. according

to the communications, is to he the victim of acid throwers. The letters warned the girl an attempt was to be madq to destroy her eyesight by throwing carbolic acid in them." An unidentified woman threw acid in the :lace of a girl here recently and the t;irl was seriously burned. -

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The story of "The Quaker Girl", which John B. Slocum sends to the Oliver next Saturday matinee and night, Nov. 29, is built around the experience of a Quaker girl in Paris, where she goes after being cast off by her own people. An exiled Bonapartist princess ;s attracted by the girl's beauty and helps her to secure a position as a model in Madame Blum's dressmaking salon In Paris. There she learns the art of wearing beautiful gowns that increase one's natural loveliness and when she meets Tony Shute (Victor Moiley) he establishes himself as her instructor in the arts of dancing and love-making. In the dressmaking salon in the second act there is a gorgeous dress display which is as good as a trip to Paris for the advance ideas it gives of current and coming styles in feminine attire. In the last act, also, there are many beautiful gowns, for the scene depicts a fancy ball and the ppectncle is almost beyond description.

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SOUTH POLK PICTURES. The south pole with its desolate tracts of ice and snow and Capt. Amundsen's tent, living the Norwegian Hug, just as Capt. Bobert Falcon Scott found it, all being disclosed to view at the Oliver theater twice daily today and Friday. A remarkable series of pictures, which were taken by Herbert G. Pontlng, the oflicial photographer of the Scott expe'dition, tells the story of this greatest adventure of modern times almost from the time when Capt. Scott was compelled to choose 50 companions out of over 10,000 volunteers, down to the moment when fie. Dr. Wilson, Lieut. Bowers, Capt. Oates and Petty Officer Bvans waved a smiling farewell to the last four of his supporting party only 12 degrees from the south pole. The pictures prove clearly as Capt. Scott himself declared that this was no mere dash to the pole but a carefully planned, gigantic scientilic expedition. All the interesting details are explained by a lecturer.

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A city-wide movement to raise $50,000 by Dec. 15 for the construction of a new charity hospital to be managed in connection with the present Upworth hospital, was launched Wednesday morning under the direction of Miss Anna B. Coushaine with headquarters at the Y. M. C. A. building.

With an organization of 300 workers of men and women it is hoped that enough will be raised to equip and construct an additional building to be used for charity purposes. L. I'. Hardy has been made general chairman of the men's organization which consists of 200. Twenty teams of ten men each are being arranged on the men's side under his direction, while ten teams of ten women each is being arranged by Mrs. C. A. Carlisle, who will be chairman of the woman's organiaztion. The organization. It Is hoped, will be completed and the money raised in three weeks. For the Immediate needs of the city to meet charity purposes a part of the present Kpworth hospital will be divided off in a special ward for charity purposes. Special attention will be given to a department for children and for the treatment of orthapedic cases. An executive committee will be made up of 2r men consisting of physicians and business men. A banquet will be served at the Oliver hotel for

the members at the close of the J work.

AT THE OltPIlICUM. For the benefit of the holiday crowds a special matinee will be piven Thursday at 4 o'clock, at the Orpheum in addition to the three other regular performances. Good comedy and lots of it, tuneful musical numbers and novel vaudeville specialties will be the features of an extra good bill that had been booked for the last half of the week. Itlce and Cady, experienced German comedians of the old school, but with a new line of patter and songs will make merry with their lively repertoire of songs and nonsense. Uice and 'Cady begin where Weber and Fields left off and as they know how to sing funny songs their act Is always a sure fire hit. Sharing honors with the human performers are Savoy's acrobatic bull terriers. This act was the headline feature of the recently opened Klkhart Orpheum and those who saw the bill speak in highest praise of their work. They do not , do the ordinary dog tricks but are genuine acrobats performing with intelligence and skill and finish with a football game in which the front rows of the audience always gladly participate.

A new and Interesting comedy sketch, "A Lesson Reform", will be presented by Florence Modeha and company, which has received excellent notices elsewhere. The well known black face comedian, Arthur Higby, will present his new monologue, with songs, and the three roller skating experts, led by Grace Ayer, will round out a pleasing holiday bill.

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STONY HIDdl!. Miss Ressie Hoffman of South Bend spent Sunday with Helen Humble. Miss Edna .chaffer visited ' Miss Helen Stuckey Sunday. rs. Harnett, who was ill, is improving. Miss Kathryne Goetzinger was tho guest of her parents Sunday. Mrs. Van Buskirk of Niles spent the week-end with Mrs. C. L. Stuskey. Mrs. I... S Dunham of Concord, Mich, spent Wednesday and Thursday, with Mrs. C. L. Stuckey and family 'Mrs. M. Y. Miller is seriously ill at the hbme of his daughter, Mrs. B. F. Iiarnett. William Markham spent last week with his brother. X. W. Markham. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vanness were Sunday evening guests of C. I Stuckey and family.

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Variety

I am constantly adding to my stork. Nearly every d:iy 1 find occasion to use- some new size or pattern of spectacle. In that case I always order a quantity so that I will have it on hand the next time 1 want it. I have tho largest stock of ojitior.nl goods in the city. I am engaged in th wholesale trade in addition to my private practice. This will give you an unlimited variety to select from. I can furnish you glasses that will lit your yts, fit your face and be becoming. 1 select each frame with a view to what will have the best appearance upon the customer's face. The lit ting f the eyes but 1 will talk about that another time. DR. H. A. THOMSON 'Not Open nit Wednesday Afternoons' 301 South Michigan St. ftoulhttcut Corner Wajno aim Mich.

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"Two Merry Tramps" will be the i

'inanKsgiving orxering Dy me AnKt-i Musical Comedy company, at the Majestic beginning Thursday. With Arthur Angel and Frank DeVoe as the merry sons of rest, the fun is bound to be continuous. There is a well connected and interesting story and the lines are witty and amusing. The new song numbers are many and Ivy Evelyn will offer several ballads heard here for the first time. The merry making choristers .will add to the enjoyment, appearing frequently in.a variety of novel costumes and dances. This is the tenth week of this popular girl-and-music organiliation and their success has been made by offering a satisfactory brand of humorous theatrical entertainment at small prices.

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SOUTH BEND'S FOREMOST PICTURE HOUSE.

Uhe SURPRISE &HEA TRE Tin: homi: of good pictures Special Today MISS WINIFRED GREENWOOD IN THREE HOURS American In motion pictures one has never conceived a more delightful image than she is here. LIKE DARBY JOAN Extra Good Rex Drama Open Mornings and Noon Hour.

Tin: cirtj o tiik woods.' , In motion pictures one has never conceived a more delightful image than she is here; first, as the barefooted, scurrying youngster with the

primitive emotions of love and hate.

always to the front, and then as the matured woman who has awakened to the higher : caning of the words "love" and charity". It is a part thrtt gives - her ample opportunity to display all her varied graces and dramatic virtues that have, in the past, planted her, deep lp the hearts and affections of thousands of people. She is splendid. At the Surprise theater today.

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The Undying Story of Captain Scott's World Famed South Pole Expedition SPIXIAL MATINi;i: AT 3 P. M.

CINCINNATI SYMPHONY ORCIIKSTR.. TonlRht at the new hiph school auditorium vecurs the grand concert by the Cincinnati Symphony orchestra. S3 players. Dr. Ernst Kunwald conductor; Kmi Heerman, violin soloist. A wonderful program will be given including three Wagner numbers, the liarh Concerto for violin and the

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With Those Two Funny Boys, ARTHUR ANGEL AND FRANK DEVOE, As HAPPY HOBOES Plenty of Songs and Dances, NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE A WINNER.

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SAVOY'S BULL DOGS Rapid Fire Acrobatic Act v.'ith Three Able Assistants.

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Evenings 7:30 and 9:00. Matinees Daily at 2:30.

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