South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 60, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 March 1915 — Page 4

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MINATIQN TO SEE WAR TO Es Party Lines and Prejudices For gotten in Grim Resolve That Nothing Can Crush Nation Point to Moral Gain. TiKKUN. .V a i h !-.r- f x m- i :t'.rts mats to re it- frj .'i l '1 ' I mi i . ! . i !i .'inl i ;i r I i : ; I . i r i in . - - h ile J mIIv tori e , i ? r;i I ; : 1 1 ri i Mi''i;c.i h.ive eeri t - i i r x !" d' ) onel--i ;il'ie I'itt i inly r 'ilt i in a i : . 1 i m i : 1 1 1 1 1 nt .iiitl t n; a':ii:i.-t t hI r n i t . the 1 f i i : 1 1 1 ti'MI t a t i V. . i r i : ti -' i - - f 1 1 item "I the thii:;:li at 'it is al - 1 ; 1 1 i ;.' lit.' 1 i : : ! i -T 1 1 ;ir.d th't 'li:;us aie n m.tt k.ihly uniform from the 'cl':i fir;'-, tlirowuh th" in :(!! cla.-M i'.tal ilnwn through the i hi K-like m;: s. I h.ie t.il!.i with -.-wr.il halfi-; t tin' so. i . 1 1 ii'iiin; rat i- jai? Wit ftout a mii'-;!c r-t ion th-y all i th'- Mill'.' ealm. lt-lilK i at- and suit5-' n nt Strength a nii'.y eoiinillm s am tinai;' i'-is. With ( ".'iMf!' r.i !i- jirii- they iii;t f the fact that th" j ei ( - - r 1 1 ; . ' of miemployed anions m ni.. . workers, w h (iuriiur the ; . o:)(i month of the ' . .i r was L' L t 'I hey toM tin- ' t '1 ishtm nts ias r. i.' itni( i-d to h"v matl lllil II. -I ViH tl i; i in-; tin- war had i othieti-m in 'hailed th'if 1 1 1 i r ord r to a i oi wit h no w tin iv pit sent eitlv to make ik .!;;. WofkiTV.. nj for i-t".'i"'l ijnn)rts of luxuries, partly to -.o-M.rt army and navy. Ml I're judicr. tioim;. ne tliiiu: ihey all maintained that t!n- war- would rm-an an enormous tnoial uaiu to tjermntiy wliieh v oiih! . r atlv i i i t s ial evolution. .M a i arrow pr-i a d ice has alreadv n i i i '.-!; d and liid,i n lv th" war. "Xn living t ". i,'j; knows." writes a hn-l nioi;t hj'ii of so-i.iliht opinion. "If we at" How at the middle of the " a r. if v. i in,, an; i oaehini; its end.! er il we have iar.- ' war ahead f n-. Ma:- thim. only w. know, that v. shall and mns: eridnre, that no s.ii"riority i nninhir:- or arms'. n a 1 1 rn at st;ii viiu' us into surrcii1.11. mi i . u(i. sr.. Hi (ii:sn i: nave mis; feeling not oiiiy - a--.- we iiave fnlji eontnh. nee in tin st r-:i.i-: h of our arm.'. its ori-a"!. ati'-n. tr:ininr nnc discipline. Put lust n! 11 In thtriot ini in w hieh nr.ipra ; 1 1 (Jcrmans it h exreption. "I ,et war last a mLnih or aais. it v and tion ill -nil pt orm in a a orld. u i tr.- peph to-.'c her t- tin- s;r. !i'tii of lh- t.itn inner that will surpriseAll in niies nia as well i e up tin- hop that I er ma ny i w ill ii una My sin m t , n the struu '.:!. tinall ; ; i n 1 tinLater he d -al y. conditiou.s aft-rj tin- war and saX " '!" eour- S shall tln-n a- bel"ie n-er b- abb- to avoid striU s and lockouts. Put. wo dare bop'- tl: at the-. v ill bo n;or- -asj'. and iusth set- i tb-d." i llimno' SoeialUt-. 1 At pr s-nt- of eoijise. til,. arnn:i;t is dedng- e -r't lung to ki p the' socialists in g j humor and mak! ih-m for get the suppr-s.-ioi f r rtain ! soeiali--tie ni''.in i A 'uriM!-- iestanec of t l i s policy! iia just ooooind -itn rof.-ioMi- to' a l t : ! n lead, in l; book for soldiers. "The ;o..d i "oiil t ad'-." by Major Vo;4 K'l-os. which i l iiu circulate,) in all barracks ami milit-.iw depot-. In thi-- luiiili tie- sooial dcnetcrals are icpres- nnu a. s Tin -inner o;nut.'lell.v' ide all 1 overa - a "plagin-." wanting to di pt'-pejtx and a-i.i:iMg to the over- a throw of (he kaisof and ail her !e-rl I

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He passes rather !Uhtly over the fact that !k'.-.-i.i will have to submit to the, -ather humiliating and painful opera-) tion of having her ambitions in P-alkans amputated as well ;is the her century old desire for Constantinople V.'hen this operation has fully performed. Kus.-ia een ski1- i must be j t: uuh( to turn her eyes far east. tow a rus in WORLD CONFERENCE IS ON Delegate.- From Various Y. W. C. A.'s Now at Chicago. CHICAGO. March 1. A world conferer.ro of the V. M. C. A. opened in Chicago Sunday. It will continue ' until next Sunday. Addresses by Geor-:' Sherwood Kdd at the Second ! Pr'sbyteri:Ht church in th' morning, and at the Sunday Fening club in the e t ning w're the chief e -nts tolay. Tha- business of the conference wili ! ; .-'in Mnday. It is announced that "matters of larue siunmearaa at home and abroad relating to the present world situation in Y. M. dealt with. c A. affairs" will be rrm.ic sali:. Tuesd.ay. March at Co-piillard f..rm. Ialwardsburg road. Albert Well. Advt. Your TAkri is a iUlOntl 11 A It is j. i. u u ; l ,1 P0r, I ut ou ireutiug; juur cuuu - ' Couirh. It not onlv sans their strength, but often leads io more serious ail - ' meats. Whvrisk? You don't have to. Dr. Kind's New Discovery is just the nudy yc5v Child needs. It is made avm Pine jTar mixed vith soothinp, - .ua r. in ' healing and antiseptic balsams. Will urn,- .t tml- tlin nr.it enrthr V.Mir -i o. e X' . O. T I 1 i mm s oun aw ay. .o onus nuw oau the Couirh or how lone: standing. Dr. ' Kintr's New Discovery will stop it. Just et a oOc bottle from your Drutr- ; cist. Give it to-r,igaht and you will i lL E UCK(.LN CO.. 639

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IM-rpont Nickelhacker, a millionaire who likes old fashioned minstrel shows, hands him a sum of money v, that the company ill not he forced to dishand. j The "ham tree" is a mythical momar f a fc.rest. inspired hy the hunor Knawed frame of Henry .I-nes .vhile he and Alexand r are walk in.: lack home after the minstrel company ha.s struck the shoals ami dishanded. All the trials and tribulations of "'hittinijs the ties" for horn' and his job in the livery stable are brought into lday to supply the humorous situations ami lities that have served as the backbone, of the show since its infancy on the vaudeville stae. The scene in the third act whero the two comedians pose as the rajah and his wife at a reception Kiven by Mrs. Nickelhacker. furnished its usual humor. SAKI. "Sari" with Miss Mizzi llajos and the rest of Henry V. Savage's exceptional company that participated in the New York run of the operetta that lasted all last season, in coming to the Oliver next Thursday for matinee and night performances will add a ery bright spot to the brilliancy of the local theatrical season. The tremendous surcos of "Sari" in New York last year has fa.ailiarized the public with the delights of this unprecedented musical hit. Its engagement at the Illinois theater in Chicago has brought closer home a realization of its superiority ami its charm. Once more empttasis is laid on the frequently repeated assertion that "Sari" is better in every sense than "The Merry Widow." Its music has never been equaled in operetta. Dramatically it is also superior to any piece of its class ever heard. In "Sari" there is a capital comedy. The company merits as much praise as the piece. It was no easy matter to provide the operetta with an adequate cast. The demands of the various characters called for comedy acting quite as much as for excellent singing. It is no simple thing to find actors who can sing or singers who aro comedians. Henry W. Savage picked and chose until at length he had completed what i has been universally pronounced as the most brilliant organization ever i created for a musical production. , This superiority applies to the chorus I no less than to the principals. Inj deed, the "Sari" chorus has become ; an institution. Much has been heard j about it. and of its big share in the excellence of the performance. It has been said that every imkyidual member of this chorus not only" sings unusually well hut dances w;th extreme grace and acts with uncommon ability. Tin; ai DiTomir. At the Auditorium today the solution of the famous serial picture, "The Million Dollar Mystery," will be given in two acts, showing; just how the story concluded and the picture of the young lady who received the ten thousand dollars for the correct loIution. "The Masquerade Hero. ".a Mina comedy, "The Professor's Nightmare" and Scenes in Sweden, two Yitagraphs "The Ked Signal." one of the "Hazards of Helen" series featuring Helen Holmes, and "The Voice of Conscience" are aso on today's hill. The latter tells of Dr. Yorke, a famous surgeon, who is so absorbed in his work he has no time for social functions to which he and his wifet plan to elope. I no doctor overnears them planning Just as he is called to the hospital. While waiting to operate he reflects and pictures their happy wedding and the indications of a happy companionship. In the meantime Mrs. Yorl.e lea os the house w ith her handbag hut on the way she has a chaipvj of heart and returns to her home to be forgiven. Tomorrow's feature will bo the noted comedian Lew Fields in his greatest success "Old Dutch" in fae reels, and "The Fable of the Cooil People Who ltallied to the Support of the Church" hy Gcorge-Adc will also be shown. at Tin: onpinxM. The engagement tixlay of Max Bloom and his big musical comedy company in "The Sunnyside of Broadway" makes the second musical tabloid of the season. The piece ha.s b.cn entirely rewritten this year. In fact everything is new but the star ami the horse. Many new musical numbers, chorus effects and big comedy scenes make it a lively show. AT Till: MAJKSTIO. Tlie Maj stie theater starts the spring season today with a live act bill of vaudeville. The program includes Woisser and Keeser, a man and woman who work in black face and offer an amusinr novelty. Hazel Zola, a singing and daneimr eomed- ; i'tm', has a m-w repertoire of popuj lar songs. 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and liillie (ilynn. fnrmerly of the Majestic company, have joined for a season in audeilh and will present j the;r new- act hi re for the first time. IMdie r.uins. wall known and well liked, will !, heard in late popular ra'-time selections. .Motion pictures ill also he shown. at nil; i,.-s.i.li:. The tinal solution ami the prize winning linish d" the r-at serial, "Tin- .Million Dollar Mystery," will be -liown at th- LaSalh- today. Much ir.lerest has c:i i-prcss l in the utcome (.;" tliis worahrt'nl story. Thcoisands of answers were sent in i but a ounu lail' stenographer d" St. Lejis, M"., sent in tra- winning selution. Her picture v.'ill al..i he shown and in the principal characters will la- seen Flop-nce l.a 1 olios. Sidney P.raey. Jam-s Cruze and all the popular plars that made the original story so intorestimr. On the same piaera.m '.ill be -a e?; Th ringed Lives" a two re'l flold S'al drama of the story of a lied ro- nurse in the mii'.st of -war and strife. How sin impersonates on' of her patients who dies, obtains a fortune and covers up the deception makts :i remarkably interestinic story. Marguerite Anirlin, the talented actress, played a drama with a similar plot at the Auditorium a number of vears aero. Also "liillie Was a liiuht Smart Bey," a Juvenile Sterling' eoniedv i shown. AT tiii: svkpkisi:. "The 1'lasli", a story of a father's supreme sacrifice of his eyesight to save his daughter is shown at the Surprise in two interesting- parts. Mary Tuller is here today, also, in a one reel Victor comedy drama. "The Bride," which gives her excellent opportunities. AT Till: COLONIAL. The Colonial idlers today Heart Peats," a detective story with modern mechanical devices used in testing the heart beats of the various suspects and detecting- the guilty party. "A Double Deception" is the novel picture of a rich girl and a wealthy young man. each deceivitiL- the other 'iiitn ttiinkniir thev are Door. After the marriage the truth in a novel manner. A A 1 - - - . I r is discovered WE GET OUT OF LIFE EXACTLY WHAT WE GIVE C.iw Low and You Will (ict Love, Says Kahhi Cronbach Celebrate I-Vat of Pnrim. "Charity given with coldness of heart, should not expect to receive appreciation given with warmth of heart," was the statement made by Rabbi Cronbach in his Sunday morning sermon at Temple Peth-Kl. The Jewish Feast of purim was observed, Habbi Cronbach preaching on the subject, "Purim in Jewish Tradition." "We often hear that people are inappreciative of the things done for them," said Dr. Cronbach. "Have you ever asked why people, especially poor people, should bo otherwise than inappreeiatlve? 'What right have you to expect love where you do not give love? Where charity is given with coldness of heart, what right have you to expect appreciation with warmth of heart ? "We get out of life exactly what we put into life no more, no less, dive love and you will receive love; give coldness and you will receive coldness. A crust of bread given with love is going to win more gratitude than a house and lot given with haughtiness and disdain. "For decades we have heard invective against materialism in religion ami materialism in philosophy. Neither is as objectionable as materialism in charit.w "People cannot and will not live on bread alone. People cannot live without love. Tolstoi has said, 'We constantly imagine there are relations in life where we can get along without affection, but there are no such relations. "If lovo is mingled with your charity you are going to bf appreciated; if love is not mingled with it, you are going to miss being appreciated. It is part of humanity's deep intuition THE DANGER OF IT. A Warning Which May. Sate Your Life or Tl. at of Your Children. I'.e eareful w hat you take for a cold. Many so-called "cold cures," "cough balsams." etc., contain opium, morphine or other poisonous drugs. Hemember that Father John's Medicine is absolutely free from dangerous drugs, and has had more than fifty years' success for colds and throat and lung troubles. Father John's Medicine Best for Colds and . , V Throat and Lungs. Builds you up. Pecause it is free from alcohol or dangerous drugs Father John's Medicine is safe for all the family to take for colds and throat and lunus. It is a pure and wholesome food medicine with more than til t v years of success. Guaranteed. 1 U V We Can Save You One-Half on Your Dental Bill. Come in and talk it over with us. Examination Free. No charge for extracting niien ordering new teeth. Painless Extracting r0c. White Dental Parlors Ml Wit Washington Ave. Over Herrs Paok Store. Ialv Attendant. Open Tuea.. Thurs. and Sat. Niehta Hell T!ione Main 420.

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i A Mt'iie from Dr. (icorjre K. DorseyV theater, s-tarting: lYiday that, after all, material things are not worth much. The spiritual things only are precious. "Give merely a material thing and little gratitude will it evoke, for you have given, so to speak, nothing. Hut give a spiritual thing, give love, give consolation, give hope and see how your gift will be appreciated, even if unaccompanied by much or any material expression." RECORD AUDIENCE IS PRESENT AT MISSION Kay A. I Iinl Speaks on "The Ark of Ciod" People Often Scorn Christ. Tlie Ark of God" was the subject used hy Hay A. Lini, superintendent of the City mission on Jefferson blvd., last night to one of the largest audiences that have been present at the mission since it began in December. "Xoah." he said, "built the ark hy the word of God. As he was building it, there were people who scorned him and ridiculed him for being so much overcome by the spirit of God, but Noah tola them that the message they had received from God, that the world was to witness a flood in the near future and all who did not believe in the message from God would not be saved and would he drowned. Those that believed in Him were saved but

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