South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 36, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 29 January 1914 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1914 3

The Theatres

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS From the Ileoords of the Indian TlUo & Loan Co.

;i;v DFslys. Gahy Deslys. who comes to the Oliver tonipht, is .-Ul to be the most photographed woman in the world.

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ago Fhfi ha. had not less than eight hundred negatives made of herself. Jler pictures, as a matter of fact, do not do her juice. Th'; majority of hotcraph"rs, all of whom are unxloua to jnave her pone for them, are otiicjb'3f. with the Idea of phowing off her wonderful garments ami jewels, and seldom catch h-r ruddy cheeks, her sparkling Kn-at, gray eyes, the cv er-chanKing expression, the parting lips, and the pearly teeth.

at tin: oKrm:rM. When the famous comedian, Richard. Carlo, played at the Audltorium In the original production of '"The Tenderfoot." it is doubtful if he appeared before more appreciative audiences than have been reetint? the tabloid version which v.ill be fceen at the Orpheum beginning Thursday. Harry Shannon, in Mr. Carle'.s former part of Profesor I'ettlbone, has been most enthusiastically received nnd his comical personality aptly fits tho peculiar character of the timid tenderfoot who has Mich a terrihlo time arnonjc the wild arid wholly Covhoy.s, and to him, even more hrrible Kirln of the western ranches. Mr. .Shannon's pepforrua nee, however, is not the onhy feature of the entertainment. 'The Tenderfoot" is crammed full of lauijhanio situations and the tabloid production is boiled down to Include all of the very best of them. The rnule that made Carle's work In the play so successful, is made the very met of by Mr. Shannon and a well drtllel chorus assists materially in making the tabloid a distinct hit. The Fris. o Newsboys' tmartet, is composed of Jerome Flannigan, Lelloy H.-Lscom. Sytl Garrison and Hilly Wilson, sill South Bend boys and well known through their former appearance here. The pletr has been well equipped with puitable scenery, the Kirls arc admirably costumed and tho entire production, one of merit.

TJ-1S MISKItAIlLKS" COMIXfi. "Is Miserable," th creat photoplay, taken from the story of Victor liuco's greatest literary work of that name which is to be presented at the Oliver for one week starting Monday matinee, tells "especially" the story of a man's trials, miseries nnd sufferings in a manner never to be forgotten. Opening" with the scene of the starving household and the theft of the loaf of bread, tho action moves rapidly, touching the salient points in the narrative, accenting the evolution of nobility in Jean Valjean, dwelling upon his affection for Costette, while through all, weaves the persecution of Javert and the rescallty of the Thenars iers. This is a photoplay worth peeing and the tragedy of the life of Jean Valjean, whose crime was not his own, but a reflection of the guilt of society that refuses work and bread for tho laborers, is tragedy that like that of the old Greek dramatists tragedy that purities tho soul. No one. can go away from this photoplay without being uplifted by the sublimity of the Triest Myricl and the hero, Jean Valjean,

Brought forward. J.169.C26.T0. Andrew Yoder and wife to Isaac K. and Violet M. Turks, lot 61. South .Side addition, $300. Ann .M. .Studehaker et al. to V. A. CS rze.sk. lots nni, 11SJ, 11S0', lis I and US.',. Summit Place fourth addition, S1,JjO. Samuel M. liohinson et al. to Theophiel De liruyne, lot lCSl, Laalle park, $8 00: Donald K. Iuhail and wife to Grace A. Dubail. lot OU, Dubail's second addition. $5,000. Mary M. Jones and husUind to JesSft H. Zimmerman, a tract of land in Center town." hip, Jl. Hastings Investment Co. to Frank J. Kline, lot 0 4. Wenger's addition to Mishawaka, Jl.fr 00. Martin V. Garrison and wife to Ferdinand C. Raff, lot 8 Stull's fifth addition, $325. I,uclnda I?. Shearer to George A. Ivonzen, a lot on Prairie av., $rC5. Michal Dyska and wife to John Piasecki, lot 12 3, Summit Place second aditlon, $700. Lawrence Bartol and wife to Bessie M. Hhinehart. lot 7, Kuckman's sub B. O. I.., 7 5, $2. Bessie M. lihinehart to Iawrence Bartol and wife, same as next above, $2. Victor Sawicki and wife to Ixiwrence Jlartol and wife, lot 109. Cushlng & Lindsey's addition, $3,000. IleJeno Welcome to Mrs. Mary Kwald, part lot Z, Muessel's tirst addition, $10. Xnn MStudobakor et al. to Chester S. MmcHoski, lot 866. third plat, flummft Iiace'..adjcltion, $300. Towl Jiealty'Co. to Alice E. Beron, lot TO, Hlack Towle's first addi tion to Mishawaka 2S5. William B. Calwrt and wife to Marvin jj. Itusell anj ,wife. lot 10', Calve j'b-syb of lots'tC. 14, '.1.", 16, 17 and j 8, Ore ha ad Lawn addition, $1,060. Ella s, Calvert and husband to Same part lot 11. Soren's addition, $1,600. Total, $386,266.70.

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NO FIRE; ONLY A LIGHT A light in one of the upstairs windows of the National Grocery Co.. on St. Joseph st. Wednesday evening, caused some people of the neighborhood to think tho building was in flames. Central hose company was called, but It turned out to be nothing but a few clerks working overtime.

SWANTZ REPORTS FRIDAY Coroner T. J. Swantz announced on Wednesday night he will return his verdict Friday on the collapse of the-Shively-Honer building, in which four men were killed Jan. 3. Dr. Swantz went to Plymouth, Wednesday night to attend the funeral of his slster-in-law, Mrs. Edward Swantz, who died in Granville, N. D. Coroner Swantz said Wednesday night that he had several hundred typewritten sheets of testimony to separate, before he can complete his verdict.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2 9. The Natl al Social Welfare league was Wednesday organized with the consent and approval of Pres. Wilson and Atty. Gen. McKeynolds to care for the women of the underworld who are to be driven from the segregated district. This plan originated with Commissioner Finch of the department of Justice who lias been in charge of "white slave" investigations. The Welfare league is the first institution of its kind ever organized in the United .States. Pres. Wilson and Atty. Gen. McKeynolds both favor the plan which was laid before them Wednesday by Commissioner Finch. It is proposed in this home to give women employmen by which they will be paid $8 a week. Commissioner Finch visited Pres. Wilson with three women workers in charge of homes for the unfortunate women who have been legislated out of Washington. After a talk the president agreed to delay signing the bill until every arrangement could be made for the women. This satisfied

Commissioner Finch, who thereupon i

visited the department of justice and obtained the consent of Atty. Gen. McKeynolds to the plan. The National Social Welfare league has offices in the Woodward building. Here women may apply for and get wrrk at a minimum wage of $S a week. Officials of the Florence Crittenden Home in Washington stated that the women who applied would be cared for indefinitely in that institution which will wo:k with the new National Social Welfare bureau. Police here stated that the exodus of the women from the segregated district will be accomplished without difficulty.

AT Till: MAJFSTIC. After being closed fur two days in order to install a new heating plant, redecorate the lobby and make several changes that will add to the comfort of tho patrons, the Majestic theater reopened Wednesday giving the final performances of "The Merry World." Thursday the bill changes as usual nnd a vcw musical comedy, "The Yankee Doodle Girl'' will bo presented for the balance of the week. This musical farce contains a number of good comedy roles and there is an abundance of clever, singing specialties. The htory s said tosbe very funny. Arthur Angel, the popular comedian, will appear in one of his laughable roles and the other principals are well placed. Among the song hits of "The Yankee Doodle Girl" are. "Killarney." "Give My Regards to Mable," "In the "Land of Kisses" and "My Yankee Doodle G.rl."

PUFFKD CIGAKFTS. PARTS, Jan. 29. Princess Eulalia and King Alphonso surprised fashionable Paris Wednesday night by smoking several cigarets while seated in a stage box in the Scala Music hall. Alphonso's consort. Queen Victoria, also smokes cigarets, but never in public.

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wixii'iu:) gu i ;i :n y( k ) n. "Fates Round Up", a western story contains some pleading scenery and the photography is attractive. It is the story of a young wife who falls in love with a gambler, but returns to her husband when he is injured. Miss Greenwood will .appear as the wife. Rob Leonard will also appear in a drama, "The Dream", a picture with a good moral lesson.

PATE N T S And Trade Mar leg Obtained in all Countrfcs. Advice Free. GEO. J. OLTSCfl. ReieiKtered Pat. Atty., 711712 Studebaker Bids:.. So. Bend. In.

CLEAN UP IS DEMAND MADE ON SAN FRANCISCO Twelve hundred South Bend citizens will not attend the Panama exposition unless the city of Sun Francisco makes an effort to "clean-up" morally. This is the message that a letter will convey from J. Q. Ames, secretary of tho Y. M. C. A., to the mayor of the coast city, expressing1 the unanimous opinion of the br Oliver theater mass meetintr at wnieh Owen W. Wiard, Chicago detective, talked Sunday. Tho letter will be mailed Thursday by the secretary, by request of the bi meeting which voted that he deliver its opinion to the western city. According to Wiard, San Francisco is tho most immoral city in the union and already numbers of cities over the country have started movements demanding tvat the mayor of- that city "clean up" or the. people will not attend tho exposition next year.

Testimonial From High Authority

Mrs. Wilson of Nashville, Tenn is famed the world over for her wonderfully delicious cakes. They are shipped to all parts of the Globe for special affairs where the best of Cakes are demanded. This year, as in former years, Mrs. Wilson enjoys the distinction of making the President's Christmas Cake, using Calumet Baking Powder.

PARTS, Jan. 29. Frank Jay Gould Is said to bo backing a new vaudeville hovse which is about to be- built near the opera house. The amount to be expened in the new venture is not disclosed but is said to foe nearly $500,000.

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The Wheels of Safety A IVaturo Ilrnnrlio Hill. Between the Rifle Sights A Water Soaked Hero and The New Maid. On the Great Steel Beam Hear Our Grand Concert.

CLEARING OUT SALE On Wall Paper. 336 Michigan Ave. 25c Gilts at 15c; 20c Gilts at I2c 15c Gilts at 10c; tocand 12c Papers, 8c; 8c Papers, 6c; 6c Papers, 4c; 5c papers at 3c. Oat Meals at 15c and 20c. Must make room for new stock. Come and make selectkms early. J. W. Werntz, Prop.

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WINIFRED GREENWOOD Today In FATE'S ROUND UP Contains good acting, pleasing scenery and good photography. THE DREAM (Rex) With Bob Leonard THREE CHILDREN Powers Comedy Coming Tomorrow Big Special, THE WATCH DOG OF THE DEEP SEA. Open Mornings and Noon Hour.

SLICK'S LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CO. 126 S. MAI' ST. Phones: Home, 5117; Bell, 117. 'The Slick Waj."

Have you attended Brown's c1ojinp out sale? Clothing at Jess than wholesale cost price. BROWN'S CO. 303 South Michigan Street.

FAMILY WASHING DONE AT SWANK'S LAUNDRY 228 X. Michigan St. Phone. We Call Anywhere.

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nUONCHO RILIj. An Kiwiiiav two-rrci special entitled 'The Whocls of Safety", featuring t?. M. Anderson, better known as ' Broncho Hill", heads tho program at tho Auditorium today, with a sensational SlifT "Between tho Ilifle SU-hU"; "A Water Soakod Hero" and The New Maid", two Luhin comedies, iin.l "On the r.reat Steel ik-am". a MntnK drama on the bill. Tomorrow tlie noted star, Henry K. Dixey, will l e sen In a drama of tho underworld entitled Chelsea 7 7 50". Mr. Dixey is supported in thii: piece by the popular Jaura Sawyer and House Peters. Tho piny is u. thriiJinc detective story- nnd relates to tho follmvini? and linnl capturing of a notorious band of counteriVHers. Tht pievo Is ffivon in four reels. "Tho Hour and tho Man", a two-reel Isanay sieial, will alo bo zi tomtrnw inakinc six Ion? reel.

AT Till: AMIT'.UCAV. MK Winifred Greenwood will be fen today at tho American theater in n Sells: two reel special. "Th Flnwer Print." a drama not a western. Another story picture will bo a liograph. Concentration." with Claire McDowell in tho title role. Friday Carlylo T'lackwell is featured In "The Invisible "Fo" alone with a Dubin dntma, "The Servant of tho Hich."

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