South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 57, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 February 1914 — Page 4

THIRD YEAR OF MARRIED LIFE. 11Y MAIU'X

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'arr"n had 1 r 1 live ilays nv an J .ich r.ts;ht ll!'n h.id written hin: i li;iiy Jotter. Just bfir- sh' w'nt tn I '.mI sh vii:l l writ' an :icc'n;nl tho iIuv'm li:tpj-rtinK:-. trivial or mnuniIar. ihoi:i;h th'v vr-. .hf ha. I i fi d t I . -1 1 r.s from h!:n so far. Tin- lir.-t just a shore not from lluffalu anl a lnK-r htt r from Chicago. TUf l'tt r In th- t-r.i tlerajhl" yyr in which Warn n always wrot wjls ! fr- )it now. H .t l. 'hiia-;o. Jar:. 11. Jjear Ilfkti: Arrl..',i hrr.' at Train half an hour late. V nt traiffht ti Kohn .Knurrs' .i!l"v- Hut Kok,r rs was out of town. Won't ),' la V. till tomorrow. Will hav' to wait or to f him. I.'on't lik to los- thin lay, hut apio. it nin'l Ik- 1 i 1 i'olil as hlaz-s h tc. .nd . irnly Jo'. A regular Kah- all tho ti tn S'-fin oin" of the town this afternoon. Look'-l up Jack 'artvMxht nl took in- to his hom for Uinrrv. I If has a ii,' littP- wlf and a couph' of yoiiiiKst :'. Sms -to tioins? wHl out hTf. W11. 1 must k to 1im1. (Jot a hard 3ay Pfforf m tomorrow. This i a XTtty ch'JTl' is. iut'l room, lied, bureau. va.h?tand. r.ml of regulations n hark of por you know the type. And it'? '-opl as ( Ir enlnnd. Two

;ipM of the radiator nr lukewarm th re.-.t .-toti' colli. When you try to turn on mre Pat it .niy spi.t-t-Ar. (Had you put that sweater in. Couhln't it in this room without it. Sum fellows aro playing pokr in

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Ilehu- le tter. Although Helen knew every word of this. me read it over om-e more. Then drew the paper and ink toward her and !.'c;'an her daily letter. J ear: Your letter from Chicago came this morning, and oh. I was so glad to hear. Va sorry that you missed yr. Rogers and had to stay over. I ir. see that cheerless little hotel room and can't Lear to think of you staying Jill night in Mich places. Hut. o' -urse, it will not he .vo cold in California, and a you will he there longer you will arrange for better aecom notations. Mrs. Stevens called this afternoon ;nd took me out in her car for a 'ittle drive. I suppose it was good for me to get out and yet I haven't ruich lieait for anything now while you're nway. With the exception of the dinner which I chaperoned Alice Brooks, this is the only time I've heen any"Where .ince you left. This morning I cleaned your closet, took all the things down, washed the .shelves and put on fresh paper. f found that pr.r of old fyr lined gloves you were loo.tlng for. I4 wish you had them with you now. Hut they are pretty much worn, so you had hotter get a new pair if you need them, as these will lust only a little while. 1 am "wondering if that underwear you hac with you is heavy enough. I'erh.nps you had Petter get some if you're going to he in poorly heated hotels. And that rough gray suit, is heavier than the other one. I hope you wore that the day you were in Chicago. Do take care of yourself, dear, and if you feel that you're getting a cold he sure to take some of your cotr-rh medicine. You have a Pottle with you. and if that isn't enough you hae the prescription. It's in that box -with your papers. Winifred is well. You ought to "have heen her playing with the kitten this evening. .She had it in her arms rocking back and forth just as I rock !her. I'm always afraid it will .scratch "her, although it seems to let her do almost anything she wants with it. . forgot to tell you thut the man -ame to tlx the kitchen sink Saturday. And he telephone hill came toila ?;.7". Isn't that rather hUh? I'm sure w'e didn't have that many rails. Don't you think Hut .lust here the 'phone rnn,:. making Helen start and blot the paper. An lneorteil i'all. "Mr. and Mrs. IM wards are calling." anounced the elevator boy. , t'arrie and her husband: And they . rarely culled. "Ask them to o:ne up." putting tip the receiver ami hurrying in to Kinooth her h.;lr. ami then back to the fitting room to straighten things i. round. What was bringing them this evening? Occasionally t'arrie called in the afternoon, but Helen couhln't remember when they had ever come in the evening. She rati to answer the 4loor bell. "I guess this i a surprise." said rarr'e. "Hut we were in tip- neignlorhood and 1 tola Lawrence we ought to come over and see you for a moment." "Why I'm s.i i:l ul ou did. Here 2iwrence. take this chair. Hoy. here's ji nice little stool for you. Let me take yoi.r things Carrie." "Oh. no. we're only goin- to stay for a moment. Hoy should be in bed jnnv. Hae you heard from Warren." "Yes. I got a btter from t'hicago today. Me had to stay there over jiight to see Mr. Hogers." How's Winifred?" asked Lawrence. "Oh, she's well, she's asleep now rr I'd bring her in." "Oh. no. don't waken her. Cune Sure. Hoy! What arc you th ing?" Koy was or. his knees trying tit get 3'ussy Hurrmew from under the couch. Although Oarrie had been much fUore friendly and gracious sine the fatal Ohri-tmas incident, still Helen was n er . omfort a ld- when ulth her. .hr felt h r tt itual gaze ."was t-veryuhere and that slo- was making mental notes tor future comment. Lawrence, Helen would 1iac liked ery much, had he not been so omplelely under the dominance of Lis wife. "Oh Hoy. don't pla so roughly with the kitten!" warned Heh n. as she saw T:sy Purrmew struggling to get out of his grap. "Oh. don't, you'll hurt L'r!" The Kitten Ohjci l-. "Oh. cats arcn t easily hurt." s.4id Orrie.' eompl3cently, watching Husy

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I'urrmew's struggles unmoved. "Oh, don't Hoy! You mustn't pinch her tail!" Hut Ju.t hp Helen started forward to rescue it, the kitten, with

a little hiss, gave Hoy a Fharp scratch on the hand. He immediately set up a howl, while the kitten Hew into the n-xt room. "Oh. that vicious rat!" cried Carrie, excitedly, taking Hoy In her arms, who only howled the louder. "Why do vou keeo such an ill-tempered an- . irnal?" "Why Hussy Purrmew isn't ill-tempered." .aid Helen, secretly glad that Hoy had for once gotten what he deserved. "Any kitten will scratch If it's tormented." "To i tnemed ?" angrily. "Hoy wa only playing with it. He wouldn't-ARE ........... ........,..., ..i -L i

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comes back." "oh. now Carrie" said Liwrenre. soothingly. "Perhaps Hoy was a bit rough." Hut Oarrie was not to he acified. She was thoroughly incen.-td, not only because Hoy had been scratched, but at what she felt was Helen's indifftrence. "You mustn't mind Carrie," murmured Lawrence, apologetically, as they were leaving. "She always gets nerou when Hoy cries." "I'm not nervous at all." said Carrie icily, overhearing him, "hut naturally l don't like to Li-ve. Hoy bitten by a vicious cat." When they had gone Helen went back to her letter. The old feeling of antagonism which Carrie almost always aroused in her wan very strong. She wondered why they were so antagonistic why Carrie could never call without something unpleasant happening:. Her tirst impulse was to write Warren an account of the call. Carrie and Iiwrence have just been here," she wrote. "And something unpleasant had to happen it seems that it always does when she comes. Koy was tormenting Pussy Purrmew and she scratched hl.i very justly I thought. Hut Carrie was furious, she said " Here Helen paused. Why was she writing this to Warren? What was to be gained by reciting an unpleasant incident? She tore up this page and wrote again. "Carrie and Lawrence have just been here. They were In the neighborhood and came In to see how I wa getting along. They asked after you and sent their love. I am marking off another day on the calendar six days now, but It seetr.c a month. I try to keep very busy so I will not miss you too much. Tomorrow I'm going to clear out the gantry those top shelves are dreadful. Delia has a way of putting everything tip there. Then Wednesday T v;:nt to take down the dining room curtains. The laundry almost ruined them last time and now I'm going to help Delia do them up here. So you see I am keeping very busy so 1 won't have too much time to think of you. Take care of yourself dear the best of care. And come back soon very soon to Your wife.

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tral, expressed himself just alter the ' hearing on the proposed $ 1 7.102. "'0O. ;

four per cent bond issue of the New York Central and Hudson Hiver railroad Wednesday before the interstate commerce commission. addressed his remarks to Vice Ties, ami Cen. Counsel Albert H. Harris of the railroad, who argued in defense of the road issuing the mortgage bonds.

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HIBERNIANS TO REMEMBER DAY

Will C elebrate St. Patrick's lVat on March l. and Initiate a Iirge Clas.

Plans for the ligf?est ieletratim cvi-r held are being made by the Ancierit t)rder of Hibernians for observing St. Patrick's day this year. .Sunday. March 1 has betn set aside by the order for observing the day, instead of the 17th. An extensive program is being prepared and plans are made to have even .oro present at the. session than in former years. It is planned to attend some local church in a body la the morning where a special masi will be sung. In the afternoon a session will he held in some large hall at which a large class of candidates will be initiated. A Chicago decree team will be present for the occasion and will assist in putting on the degree work. In the evening a banquet will be held at the Elks torn pie. The Hon. Jerome Crowley of Chicago w ill ottieiate as toastmaster at the banquet. Father P. J. Carroll and Father J. F. HeGroote -will be among the speakers. A program committee consisting of George O'ttrien. l. J. Kelley. James Hutler, F,. J. Twomey has been appointed to have charge of the program, other committees will arrange decorating the Klks' temple and arranging the banquet.

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success, "The Third Degree", by Charles Klein, comes to the American theater today ami tomorrow. It requires five reels to tell the story. Howard Jefferles, jr., and Hubert L'nderwood are warm college chums. One night in a restaurant a pretty waitress, seeing Howard is intoxicated, refuses to wait upon him; he intuits her and is requested to leave. Next day he goes back to apologize, and the two become friends and eventually get married. Howard's father, who is a widower, marries again, the lady being an old friend and patron of Hob Underwood. The two boys leave college; the young artist establishes a studio and quotes Mrs. Jefferies, sr.,'s, name as a patron to induce an advantage. The lady withdraws her patronage and Underwood finds himself broke. Howard informs his father of his marriage and Is turned adrift and his allowance cut off. Underwood, not being able to borrow any more money from Howard, makes an appeal to the elder Mrs. Jefferies, informing her that he contemplates suicide. One night Howard, intoxicated, enters Underwood's studio and lying down on the sofa falls asleep. Hob line's him and places a screen around the couch. Mrs. Jefferies. sr., enters. Not seeing Howard, she has an interview with Underwood and refuse 5 him any assistance or influence, declaring their association at an end. Robert enters his sleeping room and placing a revolver at his head fires. His hell boy raises an alarm. The police arrive and find Howard leaning over the dead man's body. He is arrested ami Capt. Clinton puts him through the "Third Degree". The ordeal lasts for hours. Howard is thrown Into jail; his father refus.es aid, and instructs his own lawyer that the boy is a murderer and he must suffer, also that if the attorney takes the case he must not look for any more of the Jefferies patronage. Aside from the false confession, the only clue is the fact that a woman visited the studio on the niht of the tragedy. Howard's young wife induces Mr. Brewster, the corporation lawyer, to take the case in defiance of Jeffrie. At the trial. Mr. Brewster introduces lr. Bernstein, an expert on hypnotism, who confounded the police captain who extorted the confession. The case was dismissed and Atty. Brewster brought Howard's lather to the young folks' humble lodging and effected a reconciliation and happiness for all.

better off she is in the clergyman's refined home. .She renounces Marjorie. However, she gives up the stage, and becomes a music teacner. Gradually, she fits herself to he the mother of her own daughter and, at last, they are happily reunited.

NEW HAVEN SYSTEM MUST SELL HOLDINGS Ultimatum I)eliered to Pre. Ulliott by the Department of Justice.

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'Ji.Qri-:iti:i jiati:. On the bill at the Auditorium to-1 day is a two reel Pathe "Conquered 1

naie; -flaying ror a fortune. a

Kalem; "The Iattle Bugler.' a great!

Yitagraph feature, and "Hopeless Dawn." a sensational drama. Tomorrow the Frohman famous players will present Dura Sawyer, one of the most popular of the moving picture leading ladies in a pastoral drama of long ago entitled "The Daughter of the Hills," a romance of ancient Dome, telling the story of the love or a gladiator for an innocent and tender girl of the hills, who is terrified when she sees her husband kill a man in the arena and run away back to the peaceful country. He goes in search of her and finds her in the home of the Apostle Paul. It is while there that Sergius. the gladiator, touched by the words of Paul is regenerated. When he returns to I tome he is ordered by Xero to appear in the arena again, but refuses and breaks his sword across his knee and tosses the pieces away. Then he and his wife deprived of all

but their faith and love, go back to I

the hills and peace. The picture is j said to be an exceptionally strong one j and one of the best Miss Sawyer has J appeared in. It is told in three reels. The other picture for Friday is "The j Girl at the Curtain." a two reel Fs- :

sanay comedy drama with an interesting story.

WASHINGTON, Feb. in. The department of justice Wednesday night delivered its ultimatum to the Xew

1 Haven system. ! Atty. Gen. MoReynoIds. after a visit ! to the white house, in which he in

formed Pres. Wilson of the present status of the case, made it plain that the conditions insisted upon in the separation of the Boston and Maine

i railroad from the Xew Haven system I would not he changed. ' Chairman Howard Klliott of the

executive board of the Xew Haven, left Washington Wednesday night and will present the conditions of the government to the board f directors Thursday. If the Xew Haven otticials fail to accept the government's proposition a suit for dissolution will follow.

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Maryland IxsUlature. Kcfuse low Women to Vote.

at Tin: svhpiusi-:. Yv"initril Greenwood will be shown at the Surprise theater todav In a two reel feature. "The Return of Helen Redmond". Neil Forrester married Helen Redmond against his brother's wishes. Xeil was a gay young clubman, and Helen was a chorus girl, whose ruling passion was excitement and novelty. Domestic life soon palled upon her and when her little girl, Marjorie, was. scarcely three years old, a great hankering for the stage and the old days possessing her. she quarreled with her husband and ran away, back to it all. Fori ester dies and his brother, a

clergyman. brings up the child. ! Helen forgets her responsibilities in I Ttohemia. Hut a slight Incident I

chances to remind her of her (laugh- j H

ier oy mis iinie ;i jjiri oi if n ;m she is seized with the desire to have her. She goes to her brother-in-law's bouse and demands Marjorie. He reasons with lfr that it would be wrong to tike the girl into the stage environment. In a Hash Helen sees how it probably would end for the attractive young girl and how much

i;asi:i on iu:poim. "Trallie In Souls" pictures at the Oliver theater are based upon the actual reports of the Rockefeller investigating committee and upon the reports of Dist. Atty. Whitman of Now York of vice conditions in that city.

COMMENDS GOVERNOR

For Uef'ising to Commute Sentences.

Death

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. l;. Gov. Samuel M. Ralston is now fully as- i .5u red in the case of John Chirka, j condemned to die In the electric ; chair at Michigan Citv Friday morn- i i ing. Roscoe E. Woods of Hammond; has commended him for not com-; muting sentence to life imprison- ; ment, asserting that "things have ; come to such a-pass in Iake county that the crime nf murder has come : to be one of our local pastimes." !

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South Bend's Foremost Picture House.

GIRLS OUTNUMBER THE BOYS AT HIGH SCHOOL

Public Drug Store New Location 124 N. MICHIGAN ST.

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9 The General Film Co. Presents in Five Reels

CJO.SHEX, Ind.. Feh. 1 ;. Since the semi-hnal 'aminations held several weeks ago at the ending of the first semester of the school year, the list of students, who will graduate from Goshen hiph school in June, has heen completed, subject to the linal examinations at the end of the year. The roster of tho class of numbers 44. of which 20 are nirls and IS boys.

Hudson Theater, New York. Success

By Charles Klein, Author of 'The Lion and the Mouse.

ANXAPdMS, Md.. Feh. 19. The woman suffrage lill was killed in the house of delegates Wednesday by a vote of t'.O to :'.4, as a roup of women who had worked hard for the bill, looked on. The Pill provided for the submission to popular vote of a .constitutional amendment to sive women t

the riKtit to vote.

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OI.IVi: imNCH. Frank and Lena Hennett were Sunday guests of Miss Frmyle Jackson. Tena Ham-on spent Sunday with h-r parents.

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Kdwartl Hanson is very ill at his hm with seiatie rheumatism. John Howeh is confined to his hotne with lumbago. Mrs. Louis Hudersen and daughter spent the week end i ti South Iend. The funeral of William Hardy was held at the olive Hranch church Friday mornlrv at 10 o'chrK. with interment at trie Lakewlie cemetery. About - ladies, friends and r.eihhors of Mrs. Charley Howell, nft-t at her home and ae her a surprise Wednesday. The day was spent in sewing, and a line dinner was served at noon, whhh was brought m well filled baskets by the ladi s. A line time was reported by all.

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real estate dealer who recently r filed a petition in bankruptcy, ; showine losses to creditors of

The record breaking success of this thrilling drama on the regular stage has been duplicated in the picture houses throughout the United States.

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Winifred Greenwood Today In THE RETURN OF HELEN REDMOND Good acting, beautiful scenes and excellent photography. A DEUCE AND TWO PAIR Powers Comedy Open Mornings and Noon Hour.

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