South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 54, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 23 February 1915 — Page 3

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IM CITY'S WARDS Ordinance is Presented But is Referred to Committee Council Votes $1,500 to Furnish Work for Destitute. Three ordinances wer passed by tho city council last night and an appropriation of J1.50C for the relief of tho unemployed of South Bend "was mado over the objection of Councilman HaKtrty, who asked that those expending the money ahido by some fcUKxe.vtions from the council. In voting against tho appropriation Councilman Hatrerty exnlulned that he favored the appropriation inasmuch a,s it would aid the unemployed, but contended that the council should have Bomo say in the spending of the money. The peddlers' license ordinance, the ordinance providing against letting animals run loose and maintaining breeding places within the city limits and tho ordinance making: obligatory the plaeint; of liht.i wherever excavations or obstructions are put in public Ida res, wore passed by the council. Three ordinances were introduced and referred to tho committee of tho whole. Oiih makes unlawful tho erection or maintenance of any smoke stack which Is not at least .'0 feet from tho surfaeo of the trround. The Fanltary barber shop ordinance which was presented sometime ago was iven its first readim: after its revision. An ordinance dividing1 the city into wards, fixing boundries and naming the kinds of voting machines to be used at rity elections was Introduced. There are very few changes in the new ordinance from that which is now in force. Petitioners for the sanitary barber shop ordinance .and remonstrators against the proposi d passag of the Junk and sroiid-hand dealers' ordinance were invited to attend the next meeting of the committee of the whole on March L City Controller Manning presented the financial Matoment lor the city to the council which placed the report on file. Ho also reported the financial statement for January, showing that there is a total of 117,4'.'.'. in the city treasury. Funds on band on Jan. 1 amounted to $ 1 :'.!, !70t0$. WATCH BREADJN MAKING (rammer School (iirls Viit South Hciul Uroad Company's riant. Scientific breadmaklnp: was explained to 3 2". members of the grammar school domestic science class at the South I'end r.read Co. plant Monday nfternoon. The trip, which was under the direction of Miss Xadlne Folsom. included a tour of the bakery, a lecture n tht process of bread-mixing and baking by Mr. Could, an expert on tliL subject from Chicago, and refreshments. The other 1-5 members of tho class will make tho trip later. WILL CONTINUE SERIES lr. tiardincr Will DUciiss Wliat Jesus Taught for Kighteounoss. "What Jest;. Taught Concerning Ttlchtcousnejs" will be the subject tar.t Dr. James L. Cardiner, pastor of the St. Paul's M. V.. church, will talk u;)on Wednesday evening at the regular prayer meeting hour. This Is the eighth sermon of a scries of 12 alrircssrs on the general topic, "The Teachings of Jesus". TO PASS l. AMI.VATIOX. Junior Piblo study classes of the V M. c. A. will have tht ir .innual exMrninations March 1-: when they will t ompete for tho II. C. Harley medal .hich is given to tho one receiving tli highest grade in tho Bible study work. thi: wp-sli:y 3111x1:11 itauii and nzrj co. All Kinds of VNxxl DeJlvcrod Ahj'avIktw 120 K. Mich, st 21(1 W. Tntt. Homo Thone 5102 and 5055. Pell Phono P55 and 853. COATS TIirJlYP. All numbers, black and whit?, also all colors. 4 f c IVr !7cn 4c Prr pool. CILVfx Ik KAJC & CO. O HERMAN'S Successor to Wilhelm's IUIADY-TO-WKAH, lX)n wo.Mir; Special Values Suits at 912.00 to S2o.no. PATENTS OL talked In &H Couatnfi. Advic Frr. r.LO. J. OLTSClt. 11-

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thi: auctiom:i:ii. In "Tho Auctioneer," which David Warfieb! will bring to the Oliver Friday evening the comedy in the second act is helped along considerably by three characters simply designated on the program as "tho giggling girls." They are supposed to bo silly oung school girls who giggle at everybody and everything at the slightst provocation. "The giggling girls," since "The Auctioneer" was first produced thirteen years ago, have almost as interesting a history as the famous Floradora sextet. Tho well known dancer, Kuth St. Dennis was one of tho original "giggling girls," th other two being Corah Adams, a well known character actress, and Elizabeth Berkley, yho played the ingenue rede of llelga for a short time, and then retired from professional life to marry a well known Wall street broker. tiii: AUDiTomrM. The groat suffrage picture "Vour Girl and Mine" is the attraction at tho Auditorium today. Tho cant is a strong one and includes Olive Wyndham, Kathcrino Kaelred. Sydney Booth, John Charles, Katherlne Henry and about three hundred others. Dr. Anna Howard Shaw the famous suffrage leader also appears In the picture. It's a big play with a big mission built cn a big scale. The eighth episode of the "Kxplolts of Elaine" entitled "Tho Hidden Voice" given in two reels is tomorrow's feature. This detective serial by Arthur Iteeves, the most clever writer of detective stories In this country. Is creating a lot of interest. Arnold Daly as "Craig" Kennedy, the detective, Pearl White as Elaine Dodge, Sheldon Lnvis as Perry' Bennett, the lawyer, and Creighton Halo as Walter Johnson, a reporter are all great in their parts and never fail to please. "The Fable of Elvira and Farina and the Meal Ticket" by George Ade, "Fates Protecting Arm," a Biograph drama and "The Three Hats," a Biograph comedy will also be shown tomorrow. Friday William Farnum will appear in "The Gilded Fool," one of Nat Goodwin's old plays that scored a big success. "POTASH AND ll:IUMlTTTI:ll. "I've got it a heart, iMr. Steuerman, and my daughter has got it a heart." plead.? Abe Potash to Henry Steuerman, the philanthropist, in the second act of "Potash and Perlmutter." "And me," breaks in his partner Morris Perlmutter, "ain't 1 got it a heart?" "I understand." says Steuerman, ?oothingly, and the audience too understand?, for, after all, hearts are trumps in this dramatic game of love nnd law, pinochle and politics that lias been laughed and wept over for two BcaFons in New York city and which Manager A. H. Woods will present at the Oliver Thursday evening. "Pota-sh and Perlmutter" will bo presented with a company of splendid artists, including Lew Welch, Jules Jordan, Edward Shoben, Thos. J. Tempest, Joseph Sterling, Fred Fleck, Jr.. J. Woodford Bay, W. II. Lreyden, J. Irving Southard, Robert Barber. Jano Fearnley, Kathcrino DoBarn'. Jean King, Mildred Barker, Ethel Brice, Dolly Gray, Mabel Vane tte. at thi: ORPinxM. Nina Morris and her clever company of dramatic players heads tho new bill which opened Monday. Owing to delayed trains it was necessary to omit the act at the matinee but the evening performances ran as smoothly as could have been desired. The play has a tense plot dealing with a Japanetjo spy who endeavors to destroy government fortifications. Clever detectivo work on the part of an American girl, capably played by Miss Morris, prevents the carrying out of the plans. The topic is timely nnd the supporting cast assists cabably in giving an excellent performance. Hay Raymond and Forence Bain offered a novelty skit entitled "Locked Out." A pretentious drop gives the j scene realism and the patter, song and A 1 iJ .11 i I I . J I me romanuc looung is niceiy uone. The attractive personality of tho players adds much to the act. Tho Ambler brothers presented a neatly dressed and unusually clever equilibrist performance. The balancing on special ladders and frames is most skillfully accomplished. Ilavrlcy and ARE WOMEN NATURALLY DESPONDENT? A prominent writer so claims. Women are constituted with a delicate organism and in nine cases out of ten mental depression may be attributed to an abnormal condition of the system, which expresses itself in nervousness, sleeplessness, backache, headache, causing constant misery and as a result despondency. Lydla E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, a simple remedy made from roots and herbs. Is the one great remedy for tMs condition. It goes to the root of the trouble and overcomes despondency.

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ure of a Man." if the feature at the Surprise today. It is a stirring story of the mounted police in the Canadian northwest and introduces Pauline Bush and William Dowlin in the principal roles. It is a faithful reproduction of life at the trading posts of the far north. The Animated Weekly gives late, war scenes and current news events. . AT TIIK COLONIAL. The Colonial shows three splendid and varied plcture.3 today. "A Heart of Gold." is a strong story finelv portrayed. "At the bottom of Things," is a story of a convict father's sacrifice to protect his daughter. "King Around Rosie" is a small town rol antic comedy. ITLK PAJIT1TION SPIT. John Mczykowski and other heirs have tiled a partition suit in the superior court naming Wiktoria Mezykowska as the defendant. The parties to the action seek to have a lot and lots in the 1550 block on Poland st., belonging to the estate of their father, sold. Coon lunch at Joe Ka gel's saloon tonight, Feb. 23. 702 Michigan a v. Advt. The White Uonso of Modern Home I'lirnlshers S06 to 310 o. 311cJi. SU HURWICH CASH GROCERY The Place to Save Money. Phone us your name and ad dress today and get a Life-Saver free by mail. ROGERS DAIRY CO, Home Phone 7793. Bell Phone 760. Pure Pasteurized Milk. Jhsfiestkomf vrmture W. Successor to A. BL Jon The JTtxrnlturQ Store Around on Mala Street. t ki c-j rv LLXS 114 XT. WAHXNGTO AVE.

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ADVANCE STEP IN MOVIES Horsey Pictures Will Show Habits of the Orientals.

An advance step in tho moving picture held has boon taken by the FniiP'l-Photo-PIays 1o.. whose representative, ('apt. E. E. Barclay, was in the city yesterday. He i ahead ot th I'rof. Irsv pictures which will show at the Oliver Maivh and According to Mr. Barclay, Prof. George A. Horsey, formerly of Harvard university and c onnected with the Field Museum, is now in the orient where the pictures are being taken. They will show tho habits and customs of the natives and it is planned to make the pictures themselves carry home much information. Various cMimtrieK will be visited and the natives will be shown as they actr.ally are. CAMPERS PLAN REUNION Meeting Will He Held at Y. !. C. A. Building April 2. Arrangements have been made for the annual camn reunion to be held Apiil 2. at the V. M. A. building, when pictures of the waj' in which Camp Ebrhart. that is located in Michigan, is conducted V be shown. Slides will be shown of the sports and drills that the boys of the association received last vear. si i:s ON ACCOUNT. S. F. Bowser has brought action in the superior court against William R. Beacher of Fort Wayne to collect $300, principle and interest and attorney's fees, alleged to be due on account. "SHIMP'S COAL MAKES WARM FRIENDS" Good Soft Coal $3.50 ton. All kinds or Hard and Soft Coal. Also CORK, Pocahontas PKA for underfeed furnaces, CANNITL Coal for Grates, und Wood and Feed. Give me a call and I will make it HOT for you. W. 0. SHIiViP 1613 W. WASHINGTON AV. Homo Phono 53 10. Bell Phono 119 Suits for Men and Women $15, $18 and $20. Easy Payments. GATELY'S 112 K. Jefferson Bird. Ererytlilnc For Your Homo. From Host There Is 3Iado To Clieapost That Is Good. Nice Snappy Diamonds at $25, $35 and $50 American Jewelry Co. CALIFOR'MIA THffiHTHEBlIAMA CAUL "-ARCE AMERICAN STEAMERS lb Days $1253 up Panama Pacific Line 9 Broadway, N. V., or local aueuts.

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