South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 51, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 February 1914 — Page 3

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Dorothy Dale Turned Down by Mother-in-Law So She is Going to Bring Fifty Thousand Dollar Suit. NI'W YORK. Fb. 1.?.Dal the actre.-:-, who v.-u-married to "Dick" Jackson Fon of tho late Edwin JIo I .thy r '-ntly I lo ward. iard. St. Louis millionaire. Is to he;rin fiction at once for 530,000 aaint her rnuth.r-!n-lav, for alienating hor hu. band's uffetHlons. "Sho Just won't Ut rne have my husband," the tiny actress -said Thursday. "We wont to St. Louis shortly after our marnar4; on tho luth of December Uust year after the most wonderful honeymoon and my mother-in-law and also my fiiter-in-lav, Gladys, a Vai-sar senior, Just couldn''; stand me, 'because I wiw an actr.s. Think how horrible that all Is. There I wan In that city of St. Louis all alone. My husband was kept from me. "The family Just sat on him. that's all. He didn't pay any of my expenses. I was .shot from one hotel to another. I Just had to have money and started a suit for maintenance demr.ndlns SDOO a month and now I am to start this $5C,0t0 .suit. It teems too bad, hut all this has made ms go back to the st.ago and I wanted to lead a domestic life really I did." NEGRO PRISONERS GO ON HUNGER STRIKE 3 1 en Object to Ilein? Segregated I Yom tlic Whites In the DinJnj: Halls. SAN FPwAXCLSCO, Feb. 13. -The 113 Necrro prisoners at Han Quenten went on a hunger strike Wednesday rollowlnff tho first operation of a rule fieprepatlnff them from the whites in tho dining halls. Half of them .still held out Thursday night after having missed five meals. This la tho first California adoption of the hunger strike of the English suffrapeti?. There will be no forcible feeding or other coercive measures, according to Warden James A. Johnson. VV. H. HAYES PICKED AS STATE CHAIRMAN Itrpuhlkans Meet at Indiunaiolb Hold lAtxc I Vast Name Xo Secretary. ami INDIANA POLLS. Ind.. Feb. 1.1. Tho republican state committee met hero Thursday for reorganisation and elected William II. Hayes, state chairman. Robert W. Morris of New Albany, was made vice chairman and Frank D. &talnakor wan continued as treasurer. The secretary will be named later. A lovo feast followed the meeting of the committee and was addressed by Augustus :. Wilson, former governor of Kentucky. Thursday night a banquet was given by the .state Fditorial association, at which Congressman Humphrey was the principal speaker STRONG ARM SQUAD COMMENT IN LONDON Iiileotor Says Women Should Make Good Ollitvrs Prone to Itm Weapons. LONDON. Feb.' 13. 5-Votland aYrd was all smiUs Thursday that New York is to have a force of women police. "Another strong arm sinad. eh?" slid one chief inspector who recently helped to arrest some of Mrs. Pank hurst's followers. He sajd that judging from his own experience women would make excellent policemen, but they would be prone to club and stick j hatpins in prisoners on the slightest provocation and probably go about armed with every form of concealed eapon. Trowsor, he said, wero essential to real success and he advocated prize fighting, toxins, wrtstling. throwing th hammer and window j-inushin-r u.s The best training in Ihi-ik-nd. lie added that the regulations would pot. permit women p ola men although tier.- is p.eiity .,:" i:o!d l.a.idv. material I'uilds up aste tissue, promotes ap- 1 ;-?ite, lmpro-,-N dig -stion, iinluces r-! fr 'ainur s!e-p, ie.g renewed stiength :nd htaith,. That's what Ibdlister's; Ko.'k Mourtain Tea noes. :.c. Tea j r Y.hbts. r.,.nley luuu' M-re. Advt FREE FARMER'S WIFE FROM WASH TUBS rp ciil Corrcp nr.dcn''.MAIJISON. Wis.. Feb. 2'J. Fer In arn Ivar. W. A. H r.ry of tl..- Agricultural College h:. ; tl iii:' t.. lil-erate farmer w;.s irom th wasji tub. H1 has jii.-t I'be.v.d an .:icr Miailf at that tii:o- f..r ."P0 f.-,i- the hrt farm o;ni. .:!.:!' !iut w : 1 . 1 start a en-opt i uti u tici.m laundry. lie t'.lll luji-ua.

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''"-- .. ""ivv; " V " " The Frohman I;unoijH id.'iyers will the 1 notoday i-rest-nt Jack J '.a rnur", v.ell known aetor, in a four-nt l ture of "An American Citizen", a made famous by Nat ;. J win placed here many years a' by admirable comedian and Maxiue Id. iy arj! that i:ihsta:;? otL, then in the heiJu of h r career. This is one of the 1 .-st pictures yet shown at "the Auditorium. On the same bill is "Ostrich Farming in South Africa": "The Janitor's Flirtation" and "H-r Wayward Son", a clever little story. Mrs. V.ods is the mother of two grown bovs a1k are tolh in love with .May White. Th? elder boy thinking the younger has won May's heart, is Mlnt. Kay, the younger, is somewhat wayward, vi-it-iiig saloons i.nd keeping bad t ompany. O110 night the stage eoarh i h' id up and one of th.- holdup m n pioes to be Hay. 1'or Saturday an Indian war story is the feature and is s,. id to Infill! of thrills ;nd sensational situations, wi-h Indians. eowl.Hys and soltliero m abundance to sustain th iatore."t. 'Love's old Dream". with P.unuv in the loading j.art: "United in Danger" and "Doc Yak. Moving Picture Artist", complete Saturday's ' bill. "Tiim:i: twins." The popular sueeess of a few seasons ago, "Three Twins", returned to the Orpheum yesterday in tabbud version. The piece has the merit of a real farcial plot and the principal characters are in good hands. Thomas Whiffen, one of the original stars of tho piece, pla) s the most prominent rol and he has all the ease, dash and entertaining qualities of a man thoroughly familiar with his part. He takes an active part in the many complications arising from mixed identities. He dances grace fully and holds up the periormance throughout. Margaret P.urke dances energetically. Peggy Dale makes an attractive matron and Nora LaVelle sings the "Cuddle Closer" song with good effect. Tho baseball rage, offered between the acts by A iiiffen and the Misses Iiurke and LaVelle. is one of the features of the performance while the "Yama" song by the dancing chorus pleased. A capacity audience attended the matinee. AMITKICAN. The American theater today is still showing "Protea," which won applause from big crowds all day yesterday. It is one of the most thrilling story pictures that has ever been seen here. Tomorrow a Blograph drama, "Tho Fireman's Conscience," and a Lubin drama. "The Engineer's Revenge," will be shown. TAXCZO l)ANCi:itS. Ixna Shaw and Al Laughlln will lead the four couples bil!d ns Eight Society Dancers which will headline tho bill at the Orpheum Sunday. Free tango lersons will be given after the Monday matinee and on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, at the 9 o'clock performances, tango dancine contest will be given, open to all local dancers, in which the professional dancers will not participate. Mr Laughlin will also give private instruction while in the city. TTIIKKY THOTTKILS." A Thanhouser comedy, "Turkey Trot Town", with little Helen Badgley will ! shown at the Surprise theater I todav with a Florence Iawrence fea ture, "The Romance of a Photograj puei . 1 tut u auu piuuueeu o j Harry L. Soltor, this two reel drama ' features Miss Florence Lawrence in a role that allows the exercise of all the star's most fascinating manners and subtile dramr.tic jxuvers. It i? a play with a plot, unique and original with brilliant twists in the action and striking, griping situations and climaxes. WOULD DELAY FURTHER EXTENSIONOF SYSTEM lroi-ion Inserted in lotoflico Iill to he riaretl in Hands of Postmaster Jcncral. WASHINGTON. Feb. in. Senators v. ere ama; tl to learn Thursday night that the postoliico authorities have inserted a provision in the postotlice appropriation bill that will tie the hands i the postmaster general ard that will delay the further expansion of the parcel post without special authority from congress. An amendment has been introduced mul provides further that there shall be no change in the existing weight limits, rates cf postage or zones of fourth class mail matter until authorized bv law." Senators when they learned of this aetioii declared that it wa-s directly In the interest of the express companies. The bill will be reported Friday. If nd"ptod the otmaster general cannot make a change without going to on-r. ss for specific authority. GOV. RALSTON WILL NOT PARDON MEN Claims Duty is Iinix-rati and John Chirk a and Hnrry TtaMco Iut Pay Penalty. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. Ph. 13. G..v. p.alton late Thursday srnt a 1. tter to Warden Edward J Pogarty -f the state's prison at Michigan City, saving that he would not commute th death sentences of John c"!nri"a ; r i 1 Harry posit o. convict-d murderwh. are to be eb-etrocuted Feb. 1". "nirka was sent -need from c.ary, and Ilavico from Tciro Haute. Hoth nn-n killed their wives. The governor aid there were no extenuating facts and that the law made hia duties imperative.

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Wc men's Knit Skirts of 1). sy m.Ti yarn, Oxford gray. sealloped ( tl'e and fane' CrisD New Lingene Waists at 93c. Th : are v. y, i e- :y i-. i,r .f J of tuie slier r I-ati.'-T. :.;-.! India Fi!:op. handsomely ;iiiair.e;. ' 'oroT. r.Oe al- : 1 ei: 1 ;it 1 m WW styles are wool and think 01' it. Women's A Hundreds w uui cicb son's newest well worth our nnVf i; See Our First !ft Women's Showing Child's $3.00 Knitted Sets Consisting of Drawer Leggins, Hockey Cap and Sweater Coats in Red and Grey. Special for Satjrday SI. 69 $1 Corduroy . Pants Boy's Corduroy Pants; make extra strong knicker Ptyle;. sizes up to IT years. Special 67c " ii i'nr- ' APPLY EFFICIENCY TEST TO PHYSIQUE Irof. Mctzler to Classify IMpils Hy Physical Standards After Series of Tests. The efficiency test is to be applied to all high school boys, in an effort to increase the physical standard of the high schools, according to an announcement made by Prof. C. A. Metzler of the high scVnl faculty, and head of the physical training department, Thursday morning. After tho tests, which will include push-up and pull-up tests on the parallel bars, and lifting test for the legs and backs, the students will be clausitied into three divisions. The qualifications necessary to admit the students Into these divisions have not been decided upon yet, but will be announced in a few days. Those who fail to come up to a certain standard will be put into the third class, the lowest class of all, which. Coach Metzler thinks, will have the largest enrollment due to round shoulders and various other defects in the bodies. This classification will have the effect of making every student work hard to better his standing and advance to a higher class. Tests will be made from time to time, and as the student progresses he will be advanced into a higher class. The first class will probably contain less than ten per cent of the t -dents, while the second class is estirr ed at from 2 5 per cent to C5 per cei,i of the entire enrollment, while the remaining 65 per cent will fill the third class. A final test will be given at the end of the year. The result of this test should be to place South Pend amocg the best schools in the country, and make it noted for the superior physical training of its etudents. CARRIED GUN IN HER SOCK AND IS JAILED NEW YOIIIC. Feb. 13. Pretty Edna. Freund is a demur? miss of 18 summers, but she knows how to take care of herself. .She admitted this Thursday modestly, but without any reservations. This is how it happened. The Uachelors' club gave a fancy dress ball at Wakefield casino. M3 Freund

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New Spring Skirts 7S1SSX2 ran 7c Value Apron Gingham at per yd. 4k Childrens Wool Mittens Reduced from 15c to por pair, 7c attended. Through her friends she learned that a gang of Yonkers hoodlums had planned to cause trouble at the festivities and she came prepared. While the guests were tangoing, turkey-trotting, bunny hugging and hesitating to mirthful strains in the early hours of the day, a detective vlio had been called to the casino to y. -event any outbreak, noticed a suspicious bulge in the. silk stocking of Miss Freund just above the right ankle. She was attired :is "Little Hopeep" u nd there was a liberal display of the silk hose. The detective ordered her to the cloak room and there she was searched by the woman attendant. The bulge was a revolver. Sho was sent to jail. HOKKIULi; JHjOTCHKS) OF IXY.KMA Quickly cured by Dr. Hohson's Eczema Ointment. C. P. Caldwell of New Orleans. La., states: "My doctor advised me to try 'Dr. Hohson's Eczema Salve.' I used three boxes of Ointment and three cakes of Dr. Hohson's Derma Zoma Soap. Today I have rot a spot unywhere on my body and can say I am cured." It will do the same for you. Its soothing, healing, antiseptic action will rid you of all skin humors, blackheads, pimples. Eczema blotches, red unsightly scores, and b-aves your skin clean and healthy. (Jet a box- today. Guaranteed. All Druggists. 50c or by mail. Pi iffler Chemical Co., Philadelphia. St, Louis. Adv. Mr. London writes: "If I owned your Tea. I would guarantee a cure or refund their money. I S3V it's Nature's cure and the only one for the blood." Holllster's Rocky" Mountain cured him whvre other remedies failed. Try it vourself. Coonley Drug Store. Advt. AMERICAN Theater South Bend's Torrmont rictur llout. TODAY Last chance to see the Wonderful "PROTEA" Five Keels 5,000 Feet of Film.

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11 TS $2.00 Corsets at 98c he well known " W i I helmina " brand in the season's newest styles of batiste or eoutelle, Childrens Wool Lcggins Jersey or knitted style?. extra heavy quality redueed in price frtm 50c to . $3.00 Value Women's All Silk Messaline Petticoats 99c. Without a doubt th- most sensational bargain of the season think of It, 9?c only for petticoats of soft, clinging messaline. snug fit hip. shirred and accordeon pleated ruftle. Ail the most wanted colors are. represented, for 99c $1.50 Value Bed Comforts at 94c. Silkoline covered on both sides and white cotton tilling. Wool Nap Blankets. Just the kind you will want for these chilly "nights. They come plaids or plain gray, and selling regularlv at $3.00. Our special price is $1.50 Lingerie Waists. A notable rale a simple line of lingerie and flannel waists, worth L III 59c up to $1.50. Special at Pome of these are Flightly soiled from handling. The price is only r9c Odd Size Corscts at 29c Former price up to oK Some of these are slightly soiled from handling. Wornens House Dresses Good sensible styles of line gingham or percale in attractive patterns the $2.00 kind, reduced to 98c 1 11 i.t iill ni tnr fm VAi?iEviijji: or quality NOV PLAYING TTmEE TWINS" The Laughing Hit of the Cntury Fea turing Thomas Wlilf fen, Margaret Burk, PtSTy Dale, and aJ I lorn ping Chorus. Matins Dally 2:3P Evening 7:50 & 9. SINIAY Society Dancers. V, 'Mr. Real Estate Purchaser You have heard of frauds .and forgeries in real estate deals. Just now there is much talk about losses on account of the practices of a certain real estate dealer who recently filed a petition in bankruptcy, showing losses to creditors of nearly $150,000.00. Had these parties required abstracts or title insurance policies showing perfect titles much of this' loss would not! have occurred. Let us showj you how to avoid such losses: in the future. INDIANA TITLE AND LOAN COMPANY Title Bldg. Main and Center1 St

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