South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 65, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 6 March 1915 — Page 3

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Case Brought Up in Court and Sheriff Bailey Allows Them to See Client Today Arguments to Be Made Monday. In oTicrllmce to a pummr.ns from the Circuit court, fnii-in a prtltion for a writ of mandamus filP'l by counsel for John II. Quill.-ot, Sheriff Bailey appeared b'foro tho court Friday afternoon at o o'clock to show cause why counsel for Quilhot should not be permitted to confer with their client in tho J :ii I whenever they should wish to do so. Arguments in tho case were vet for Monday afternoon at :;.10 o'clock, with (ho agreement, made ouLs!di tlie rcc rd, that t-aid counsel rniht vi.sit their client at any time durinp Saturday. In their petition the plaintiffs, Weidler, Parker v I'tttenmli, alleged that they had been barred from the presence of their client except on the regular visitors' days which fall on "Wednesday of each week. liailey v. as represented in court by Samuel Parker, of tho firm of Anderson, Parker, Crabill Crumpackrr. A representative atherin of lawyers wero present to hear the arguments. Nice (Question Involve!. Famuel Parker FUffcsted to the court that inasmuch as tho court was weary after ;i hard day's work it might be well to continue the hearing until Monday, lie taid that there was a nice question to be threshed out and ho would be pleased to have more timo to consider it inasmuch as ho had been retained but a short time previous to tho timo set for the hearin fT. He announced to Pettenglll that the sheriff would be willing to permit any one of Quilhot's lawyers, or all three of them, to visit Quilhot whenever they rhould choose to viit him on Saturday. Pettcngill replied that all they wanted waa to be permitted to visit their client and that if they were to be given this permission that there was nothing to try beforo tho court. To this the court said that as the action involved a matter of rights it would have to be tried out unless it were compromised. pettcngill then asked that he and his associates be permitted to visit Quilhot before Saturday inasmuch as they had not seen him for 4S hotrs. Counsel for Pailey would not consider such a proposition. Pettcngill then insisted that the arguments be taken up at once ami Parker agreed to this saying that lie was ready to proceed if counsel for the defense insisted, i'nso Is mtinuel. Judge Funk however decided that tho emergency was not fo grVat but that the case could go over until Monday afternoon and so he ordered that this be dene. It was agreed that tho arrangement whereby counsel for Quilhot was to be permitted to visit him on Saturday would not prejudice the case for tho defense. The petition for a writ of mandamus was filed late Friday forenoon. It was alleged by tho relator that it was necessary that counsel for Quilhot be permitted to consult with him for tho purpose of planning for a new trial or for an appeal in tho case by which ho is now in Jail. If this could not bo arranged it was alleged that thero was a necessity to have a conference for the purpose of arranging for tho payment of his fine by Quilhot. It was alleged further that Petteng1ll ami Orie I'arker had called at the iail on Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock and had been refused admittance when they asked to sco and consult with their client. The turnkey, it was alleged, hal informed them that they ould not enter the jail except on Wednesdays which was tho regular visitors' day. Theaters UXDKRSKA PICTURES. That the sea has its beautiful gardens, its hills and valleys with their ccuntless mysteries and beauties aa well as its varied and often monstrous animal life, has long been known in theory and has frequently been seen "as through a glass darkly" by looking through a glass-bottomed boat. Within tho past year, through the ingenuity and enterprise of the Williamson brothers, tho seerct of the sea have hven discovered and brought into the light of tho motion picture theater screen. The marvelous Williamson Submarine Motion pictures will be shown by the Universal Film Co. at tho Oliver for an entire wee!; starting Monday, Mar. S. The so pictures bring before the eye? of the-sUj -at-hoiiu-s, tho marvels of submarine life, the bizarre and sometimes gruesome sights that strew the iHor of tho world, tights between monsters of tho deep and. for a climax. ;c fearful, pulse-stirring, singlehanded F.fjht between a man and a shark iti which the human antagonist, F.rnest Williamson, is dragged down by the shark in the water below the photographing chamber of ir.e collapsible tube where tho motion picture operator ground away at hi.s t rank. Xothing like, this lias ever beforo been seen. Only nature dares to stage tho absolutely real. Tin: auditorium. Trie pictures booked for the Auditorium today .are a two-act Fssanay entitled "Thirteen iVwn." featuring Francis Imshman and I'.evcrly Payne; "Breaking In." a Vttauraph comedy with Ned Fmley, Lilliarn Walker and Harry Northrup: "Mr. lVpperie's Ttmper," and "The Mexican's Chickens-." two l-;disXl farce comedies; the Pat ho daily news, and "Tho old Slipper," a Schg riu do-drama telling a ch w r little story. Ir. pan. bill is mystif.ed by thn dropping oi a dainty slipper on hi.s Mioukbr as hi is leaving the hotel. Irae Villiers, an orphan, occupies an apartment in the hotel. Siio has Just bail a strenuous struggle with her unele :ii ;.ur.t, who have bound and -ap d hi. r. Paring tho struggle she .-':--f.- .p d in kicking one of her dippers through the open window. 1 r. Hand. ill i. eaJb-d to administer a tratn.e-:t to Prac e whom her uncle and aunt claim is crazy. 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lender the auspices of the National Highways association, the National Old Trails Road association, and the American Club of Southern California, A. L. Westgard, vice president of the first named organization will pilot a fleet of seven passenger touring cars across the country to the Pacific Coast expositions at San Diego and San Francisco. Cars and delegations will be picked up en route. The trail strikes south from Denver, traversing Katon Pass, New Mexico, continues through Arizona to the Petrified forest and the Grand Canon, thence on to California, with a spur to San Diego, and a stop at Los Angeles before finishing up at tho Golden Gate.

tho lining of the slipper. Graco is rescued and her fortune restored and incidently she and Dr. Ilandall fall in iGVf. at Tin: oupiikum. The Orpheum repeats today and tomorrow tho current bill of vaudeville which includes the Amorita sisters, French singers, dancers nd gymnasts; Jones and Sylvester, singing comedians; Laurie Ordway, tho English suffragette; Dan Ilussel and com pany, in a comedy sketch, and tho three flying Kays, aerial acrobats. On Monday the new bill will feature Rawson, Claire and playmates, ten comedy singers and dancers; Warren and Conley, in a new comedy sketch, and three other entertaining acts. AT tiii: MAJITIC. Tho present bill at the Majestic consists of Ncary and Miller, comedy singers and sensational dancers; Stono and Harris, in new comedy songs; Von 'eigfricd, in a singing novelty; Patterson and Glynn, the Majestic girls in a new specialty, and Kddio Burns, clever singer of comedy songs. A new bill of vaudeville will he offored for the first half of Fashion week and on Thursday a new musical stock company, under tho management of U. It. Italston, will begin an lndeflnito engagement, offering Tho Girl Question" as the opening bill. at tiii: lasalli:. Today's program at tho Iusallo presents Hculah Poyntcr in her original creation of the titlo role of "Lena Itivers." This excellent comedy drama has been seen in the legitimate house for a number of seasons and there is probably no emotional star better fitted to the leading1 role than Miss Poynter. Her dainty, blonde personality Ideally fits tho part of Lena, the country girl, who experiences with a city lover prove most disastrous and it is onlj after a number of exciting experiences are encountered that sho reaches fho goal of happiness she so richly deserves. An excellent cast and the realistic out door settings go to make a splendid production. On the samo program will be seen "Dad," a lively comedy. n Monday, the coming of the special comedy feature, "Tillie's Punctured Komancc" is announced. AT tiii: COLONIAU The Colonial offers for today's entertainment "Imor, tho Servitor," an oriental picture, with unusual settings and a story of Intense interest. The big scene takes place in a slave market whore tho hcroino is saved from a terrible fate by the bravery of her lover. On the same program is shown "Evan's Lucky Day," a young man's humorous experiences In raising money for his wedding tour. AT Till: SUIU'RISIl "With lions and tigers and wild beasts galore the realistic features of "The Terrors of the Jungle" are shown at tho Surprise- today. The story told is a thrilling one and the settings and exciting events are most realistic. "Mabel and Fatty's Married Life" is a humorous Keystone production featuring these two favorite funmakcrs in congenial parts. DETECTIVE WILL BE INCLUDED IN PROBE Men Accused in Dynamiting Plot IVcl Tliey Were "I Yarned Up" by Folic. NEW YORK. March C. Announcement was made Friday that Judge Swann of the co-art of tr-neral sessions will Include Frank Folignanl, tho dc-

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. . ' 4- h; :... tective, in his investigation of the facts leading up to tho arrest of Frank Abarno and Carmone Carbono for attempting to blow up St. Patrick's cathedral last Tuesday morning. The two anarchists will be heard by Judge Swann in chambers Saturday. The detective, whom they charge with having bought the materials for the bombs and suggsting that they be placed in tho cathedral, will be examined by the judge on Monday. It is believed now that Abarno and Carbono will plead guilty when they are placed on trial. Their reason for desiring to bo heard by Judge Swann is said to be that they feel they were "framed up" ley the police and that some consideration is due them if they can establish that police influence lee them into the crime they committed. MEN WILL BE INTERNED German Ollkvrs Admit Several Submarines Have Been Lost. DOVER, Eng., March C. The 20 officers and men of the German submarine U-8 who were landed here by Pritish destroyers after their submersible was sunk in the channel off hero Thursday night, left Dover Friday for internement. OhUcers of the U-S admitted Friday to a interviewer that no less than S or 10 of tho German submarine squadron have been lost in the English channel since the commencement of the German blockade of the English coast. MACHINERY SEIZED BY GERMAN GOVERNMENT Holirian Location Says Thousands of Men Arc Out of Work as a Kesult. WAS'iriXGTOX. March A pro test by tho Eclgian government against the seizure by the Germans of machinery and tools in Belgian industrial plants Friday was made public by the Belgian legation here in a statement alleging that hundreds of thousands of Belgians are threatened with starvation as a direct result of those act?. "The federation of Belgian steel and iron manufacturers have forwarded to tho German governor general in Belgium a formal protot against the seizure of tools and machinery in tho Belgian plants." the state bays. "Over $".C 00,000 worth of machinery already have been seized and sent to Germany to be used in the manufacture of Herman war materials. "It is easy to understand such decrees practically nullify the efforts made in industrial circles to resume work in the Belgian plants and thus save from starvation many hundreds of thousands of Belgian workmen and their families. "The Belgian government strongly protests against th-sc nu azures which constitute a clear -violation of articles of tho regulations annexed to the fourth Hague convention." HOLD MONTHLY MEETING llrst I'vangclical rnthorhMil to llao C'liargo of Sort ice. The brotherhood of the 1'irst Bvangelical church held their regular monthly meeting last night at the home of K. J. Dumke. 1101 S. Iifayetto st.. when regular routine business was transacted. A social hour followed the business session and re-

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vrfs ' 'Jf freshmcnts wero served during the evening. The brotherhood will have charge of the Sunday evening services at the church and Pat Emmons, ex-saloon keeper and gambler, will talk. The next meeting of the brotherhood will be held at the home of J. Kline, 4 44 S. Fellows St., May 7. TO HOLD SPELLING BEE On March 2C an old-fashioned spelling match will be held at the Perley school between a team of 20 chosen by the Perley Civic club and a team of 20 chosen by the pupil? of the school. This match will constitute part of the program of the civic club at their second regular meeting of the month. In addition to this feature there will also be a musical program and probably a speaker. The meeting will be open to the general public. v w. I . 3 ; - . : :-:.-. if . x? 1; 4 f - IIAtlirMy. .A uivivutsflr STAR wabki:n 1vi:hiu(;.x At tho Mirprio today in "Tho llous B;iiHlit." 43 YEARS OLD. On Savings Deposits South Bend National Bank CAPITAL $100,000 SURPLUS EAR.YKD 110,000 miuxrrons Luciue Hubbard Haven Hubbard Myron Campbell Marvin Campbell Robt. S. Campbell Kred H. Badot Arthur L. Hubbard. Prompt, courteous treatment to all froia all always. 43 YEARS OLD

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FINANCIER UNDER ARREST William Morgan Said to He In Custody iit IVtrograd. LONDON. Mardi . According to tlie Fxehange Telrgraph Co. its mrrespondent in Copenhagen has received a mesagt from Pctrograd which states that Wilii-tm Morgan, th - tinancier. has 1'Cen arrested in Ptrograil where he ! .ol gone to atteial a conference of hading hnanciers.

Tlie above lispatcli robably refeis to William Pritchard Morgan. M. P.. the "Cecil Ilhodes of Sxc-chuan'. so called because of his success in winning from the Chinese governm nt in 1 ricii mining concessior.s in the wealthy Chine.-e province of Sz"t luian. Mr. Morgan headed an American and Pritish xiedition and corporation backed by J .".OOO.OOq of Anglo-American capital to open Szechuan to the trade of the wild. and to administer the province along the lines followed by Cecil Rhodes in South Africa. WANTS sMALL Ml V. Xi:V YOUK, March i. I 'ire i'hief John Kenlon Kridav beuan .i fi:-h; to have the height limit for prospective ! firemen reduce J to feet 7 in: hep. He j declares snort m:n are tne best smcke caters. Timbers buric.1 in the valor of Great Salt lake have been taken up after 2 9 years of immersion in a pcrfect state of prr servat ion. EYES EXAMINEE nl nefidaehe Relieved without tLe vjs of Drug by rstSceHds V I - r -i-.n'i'lSiit:"! iru:;i:i H . LERiOWTREE fouth iirnd'i JjtmAlng Opt metric 4 Slanufatiirlnx Optician. 222Vi 8. Michigan fctrert. Home Phone 63 &i. Cell rfaotve 347. fcunday t t 10:50 a. m. by ApolnU aacaC For Quality and Service Call HAINES CASH MARKET 237 E. Dubail Ave. Bell Phone 771. theheistkornf Successors to A. 31. Jones The Furniture Store Around on 3fala fltreei. .'-'i iTT.T.T.-'!,!7 '.Tf "Ty "?'rmJrn'.

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BEGINNING THURSDAY "Those Frencli Oriirl A Parisian Dancing and Posing Novelty

JONES AND LAURIE DAN KUSSELL THREE SYLVESTER ORDWAY & CO. FLYING KAYS As "Those Two The Militant Comedy AemliMs Prurerrers" SulTracette. Sketch. Suprenu-.

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MAJESTIC Tliiit I'oy I.Itilo Tlay Il-nwc j VAUDEVILLE i AND MOTION PICTURES j m:uv millkk i singers and l)an(Ti sTonj: M II Allltls Comedy Song. yon si:K;rniid Single .oclt. PTTi:ilM) .V (.LYNN singing and Dancing; (iirl!e. i:ddii: m i:s I'opular Comedy Songs. 10c AMj sl ATS 10c MATIi:i:s DAILY AVl' ML 5c Best Pictures 5c TODAY "IMOR, THE SERVITOR" All Oriental story in which tho atino.-phoiv of tho Far Fit has boon obtained with miooos. Tho reproduction of the slao mart is a remarkable scene and tho .story K a strong one throughout. "EVAN'S LUCKY DAY" Is a comedy of a young man's efforts to raio money with which to ge t married.

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