South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 79, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 20 March 1915 — Page 5

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RIP ACROSS !. N. Wilder Tells How It Feels to Be Chased With the Possibility of a Torpedo Being Hurled at Your Ship. J. N Wilder. 740 South Hend nv.. knows how it feds to he chased by a German submatin. Mr. "Wilder and hi ife have jut returned from 1 Inland where they have been visiting for the past 12 months. They left I-iwri-ool on the I'.elglan steamer Nordland on Feb. 25 and ntarted across the Irish sea. Iind wttK bar 1- ut of siht when the periscope of a Otrman under water fighter was sifht d. It was about a mile and a I. .if away. According to .Mr. Wilder the raptain of the N"ori la nl is it real sj.ort. As Foon as the captain saw the submarine ho pulled his cap down a notch tighter and paid: "Well, they'll have to -o ;-onie to get rne." Then he ran up full speed nrtd the raco was nn. Hut it was a short race. The submarine was no match for the Nordland when it came to "Kp?Mlln 'tm up", said Mr. Wilder and it t'on -r ive up the chase. Only a few of the paseners were on deck and mlsped the excitement of the chase, said Mr. Wilder. All the way over. the Nordland was In constant touch with I'.ritish cruisers, said Mr. Wilder, but their services were not needed. All England is confident of ultimate victory', stated Mr. Wilder. Recruiting stations are full. He estimated England's present fighting strength at 4,000,000 men. London Is surrounded with a line of trencher and men aie so stationed that they can bo in t li trenches within 24 hours. At night t lie city In in darkness except for the hui;e searchlights which play over it. Prices are hih in the lare cities. Iiread is selling in London at L'o cents a loaf, while other oommoditie.s a,rc in the Fame ratio. Mr. Wilder has talked to wounded soldiers who have returned. All are optimistic over the final outcome but predict a terrible time when spring arrive?. They foresee a campaign that will mean a gigantic lops of life, said Mr. Wilder. Hut they speak of this, he said, as though it were an everyday matter. MISSION AIDS MANY MEN SINCE ORGANIZATION KciMirt Shows That Lnsallo Av. Institution (lave Meals to 7.810 Needy Sinn; Nov. 21. According to the report of Mgr. ' Henderson of the Lasalle av. mission, presented at the mission meeting held Friday right, there have been 7.S4 6 meals served to needy men since Nov. 11, when the mission was opened. In addition to the meals served there "ere 2,556 beds furnished besides what were paid for to aid men who were sent to the Salvation Army lodging house. The report showed that the misspn had also accomplished much during the same period through theiT religious services. These have resulted in the conversion of 140 men of which number it is recorded that 104 are still living good lives. Of the 104 men. there are 10 who have gone to other cities but who have kept in communication with the mission and have proven their good living. Nothing has been heard recently from 20 of the men who were converted. Odd Jobs have been found during the winter by the mission for 4 7 of the men who applied for aid and there were also 11 permanent jobs found for men who have made good in their positions. The work of finding jobs will continue as will also the work of supplying meals and beds. The report showed that odd Jobs had been found for live men to take today. The service at the mission Friday night was in charge of Rev. W. F. Hostetter, pastor of the Westminster Presbyterian church. H spoke from the text, "The ransomof the Lord shall return tinto Zion." There was an audience which filled the mission and two conversions resulted from th service. Vocal solos were given by Miss Cora Limlahl accompanied by .Miss Wintirod Whaley on the piano. and Harry Shekler on the cornet. n :n izi i. n a i l o i xt i i : ts. WASHIVGTON, March 10. Pres't Wilson made recess appointments for federal p'ositlons in Colorado. They are: James 1. Orman of Pueblo to be receiver of public moneys at Pueblo; George W. Damrnm. Li Junta, to be regisier of the land office at Deliver. BOWELS IF HEADACHY. SICK Tonight! Clean Your Bowels and End Headaches, Colds, Sour Stomach. Oft a 10-cent box. Put aside Just once the Salts. Till. Cantor Oil or Purgative Waters which merely force a passageway through the bowels, but do not thoroughly cleanse, freshen and purify these drain aire organs, ami have n. effort whatever uin the liv-r and frtomaeh. Keep your "insldrs" pure and fresh with Caearet.". which thoroughly rlear.se the .stomach, remove the undlk''sted. sour f 1 and foul . tfik he excess bile from the liver and carry out of the system all the const!; ntp1 waste matter and poisons In tb bowels. A C. uret tordzht ill make yoi feci r at by rnernink:. Tb y u oru while you 'AVp nfvrr pripe. sicken, nna o-t only 10 rents a box from your dru.-gL-! Milli '-s of men and v 'irjt t;tn.f. .-j f a.-.-.i r-t row and th--n fii'.'i n "T ba' H' id.ic'ie, Bilious- . vrre CchK Ir:d;gesttoi. Sour f.tvi:.i'h rT Crrtii Mri Ho'.i 1. ".-c-rfUrets b-;-r.g m r rv ,'o-:,-..bl h!ldlC j-.-l U-v '.o taik theai. Adv.

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NFW YORK. Mme. Chilinsky Andraara is h re to demonstrate Itussian dancing. That is the way shej i s going to support herself as long as the war lasts, because her husband, a lthough titled, is not wealthy, and is serving his czar in the army in Polan d, for a few rubles a day.

jjc ifi jc ;Jc ;Jc ic f. RIVER PARK 5jc 5jC 5$C 3jc fC 5? 5C 5C The River Park Independent club was entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Charles Ham, S. Sixteenth st. During the business session arrangements were made to give an Easter social-.Saturday, April 10, at the home of Mrs. E. J. Illckel. S. Sixteenth st In the letter contest Miss Lucille nickel won first prize and Mrs. Charles Eager sexrond. Miss Mildred Cordier won first in the balancing contest and Miss Lucille Bickel second. Mrs. HenJam In Triplet won the prize donated by the hostess. Mrs. Charles Ham sang-a German song and Mrs. E. J. Bickel sang a Chinese song, and there was also a song by little Marapet Cordier. A delicious two-course luncheon was served by the hostess. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs. Schuyler Conrad, S. Seventeenth st Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Miles, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Miles and Miss; Katherine Frank have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Hinard of Mishuwaka av. this week. Mrs. Adam Hunsberger, assisted by Mrs. Henry Peak, entertained the members of the G. O. and G. W. club at dinner Thursday noon at her home on S. Tenth st. The table and house decorations vero ferns and spring flowers. Following the dinner Mrs. A. L. iSmith gave a number of piano selections. In the story telling contest Mrs. Henry Peak won first favor and Mrs. William Harrison second. The. next regular meeting of the club will be in two weeks with Mrs. William Harrison. S. ixth st. The Excelsior Bible class met Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Madline. "Stephen" was the subject of the lesson, token from the sixth chapter of Acts. The class will meet next Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. John Tabcr, Mishawaka a v. Mrs. Marshall Ball has returned from a visit at Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. L-wis Borden, S. Tenth st, were delightfully surprised by a number of friends and neighbors Thursday evening. Games and music featured the evening. Mrs. John Sandhovel and Miss Mabel Borden gavo several piano selections, and Miss Gertrude Metcalf a violin solo. At the close of the evening a cafeteria luncheon was served. Special evangelistic meetings will be held at the Methodist Episcopal church beginning Palm Sunday, Mat . h and continue each cvn.t g tn oimhr ut the week. The Central Bible ebxss held their r-Ti:l ir met ting Thursday evening at th? h me of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Metealf, Kerslake court. The lesson study was the 14th chapter of Acts. Mrs. Edwin Steel had charge of tho meeting. Miss Marie Rogers of Smith st., who has been ill the past week, is improving. Frank Straub of Kalamazoo, Mich., is visiting relatives here. There will be a musical entertainment at the Methodist Episcopal church. S. Seventh st., Monday, April 22, at S o'clock, given by the "Kazoo" band of young men. youns: ladies and children of Stull Memorial church, who contribute their service for the benefit of the church. No udmission will be charged, but a silver offering will be taken. Mr?. Fred Hawkins was hostess to the Needle Craft club Thursday afternoon. The afternoon was spent in needle work, was a guest, was served, be with Mrs Mrs. James Anderson A two course luncheon The next meeting will Frank Jackson, Mlshawaka Mrs. Elkhart E. Smith Thursday. isited friends In MANY POSITIONS VACANT i:aminatlons lor Gocrninent Will Be Held Here. Job Fnlted States civil service examinations will be held in South Bend In the following order during March and April: Wheelwright. Indian service, salary $72 a year. April metallograph!st. $-.500 a year. April chemist, ordinance department, $1,200 a year, April 7: lantern slide colorist (fenviloi. J72a a vear. April 7: electrical a vear. April draftsma r.. $1 per day. April 7-S; agronomist in clover investigations, 2. rC0 per year. April 13; gas waste engineer, bureau o mines. $2.-tftu-j ;'.C"' per pear. April 20: technologist in sugar beet seed investigations. $l.v,0 per year, April 20: mine surgeon, buri.au of mires. J2.4A0$2,700 per year. April 20; pornological artist (male or female), bureau of plant industry. J1.2i0. April 2S; assistant in plant introduction, bureau of plant industry. $1.4OO-?l,G20 a year. April 2-29: 5urveyor-dra ftsman. nrst i-orvicc, U.200-$E50e, April 2-2?. The s.'.me examination will be held in several Indiana. Kentucky and

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APPEAL TAKEN ON FINAL ASSESSMENT Court ts Asked to ApiHint IVixni Iteassess lnnis InK?rty l'or Server IicncJits. to Claiming excessive assessment against their property on account of the Bowman creek sewer, Mary R. Riley and William R. Innis. executor of the estate of Dora L. Innis, in action brought in the circuit court Friday afternoon against the city and theboard of public works, ask that t!n; court appoint three disinterested freeholders to make a reassessment. The property is on Scott st. and the assessment is $lG,X4G..r)0. It is alleged in the complaint that the contract for the sewer was let on May 20, 1113, and that the assessment against the lnnis property was $19,846.50. Following a remonstrance on the part of the plaintiffs this assessment was reduced by $".000 on March 9, F.H5, which amount waa still considered to be excessive. It is said that the property in question is suitable at the present time onlj- for farming purposes and that It receives no benefit from the sewer which is merely a sanitary sewer and not built to take care of the overllow from Bowman creek. It is pointed out that the nearest point of tho sewer to the property is a quarter of a mile distant on Michigan st. and that the benefits from it to the property are merely speculative. It is declared that it will be many years before the property can be used for city lots and that then It will be necessary to build a lateral sewer at much expense to care for the lots. FOURTEEN PROFS STRIKE Utah Men Stirred at I)IniIssal Four Others. of SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. March 20. The entire state of Utah today was stirred over the strike of 14 state university professors, who quit their obs because of Pres't J. T. Kingsburys recent dismissal of four other professors and the demotion of the heads of the department of English. The strike of the 14 educators followed the refusal of the university board of regents to investigate the president's action. The regents today issued a lengthy statement declaring that religious or political considerations did not enter Into the case. The charge that tho professors were dismissed because of rfiisioiis reasons was made because the five men affected were nnn-Mnr-mons. It was stated in a recent police court prosecution, at Newport, Mont., that the Great Western company had 2.0, 000 towels stolen from its car lavatories 1 ist year. URIC ACID i MEAT CLOGS THE KIDNEYS Take a glass of Salts if your Back Hurts or Bladder both isrs. if day. with you must have your meat every I eat it, but flush your kidm-s' salts occasionally, says a noted authority yvho tells us that meat forms uric acid which almost paralyzes the ' kidneys In their efforts to expel it from the blood. They b.-.-ome sluggish and weaken, then you suffer with a dull misery in the kidney rerion, sharp pairts in the back or sick headache, dizziness, your stomach soars, tongue is coated and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine gets cloudy, full Of sedimer.t. th' (ham h 'ft en et soro and soek rellel' irritated. oMitrinc two or thrt'C timo. you t) during the niht. To neutralize thoo irritatir"to chanse the kidiivys and l!u tho body's urinous waste iri-t ounces of Jad Salts from any acnis. h olf ffur I'h.irinacy hero: take a tahlesiM'MTiful in a class of watrr before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famou salts is made from the acid of crapes and Iviimn juice, combined with lithia. arid b.as been used for per;erations to r.usM and stimulate slusl5h kidneys. ;,io to neutralize the acids in urine. it no longer irritates, thus ending bladder weakness. Jad Salts is inexpensive: cannot in-

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Theaters

It AT Tin: OKPHIXM. The children will find an interesting biil at the Orpneum today ar.d or.e tliat will interest grown-ups as well. Featured on the bill is Capt. George Auger, a veritable tciant in size, measuring nearly eight feet in neicht. In company with a company of little peo ple ne presents a comedy sketch. "Jack ild. the (Jiant Killer." Jolly and are musical coined v entertain ers of ability; Prince and Deeric, offer comedy songs and chatter. Collins ar.d Hart arc burlesque strong men and Bert and Hazel Skatelle, present society dancing on roller skates. HIGH JINKS. Arthur Hammcrsteln, who will send "HUh Jinks" to the Oliver theater Sunday night enjoys the distinction of being the only musical comedy producer in the United States today who has never had a failure. He started his career brilliantly with "Naughty Marietta.' Then followed "The Firefly" and aftr that came "High Jinks." which ran all last winter at the Casino in New York breaking the musical comedy record of the Ciotham season. Otto Ham rback is the author of tiie libretto ami Rudolf Friml composed the score. Hauerbaeh and Framl were responsible for the "Firefly." Till: AUDITORU M. The attraction at the Auditorium today are a two reel Edison, "The Life of Abraham Lincoln." a picture that should be of interest to every one: "When Samuel Skiddeu," a Yitagraph comedy; the Pathe daily news; "Pound for Pound." an Essanay drama, and "The Boob and the Magician." a Biograph comedy. On tomorrow's bill are "A Child of the Prairie," a Selig western melodrama in two reels featuring Tom Mix; "Flirtatious Lizzie" u Ialem comedy; "Rose O the Shore," a Biograph drama; "Slippery Slim'a Wedding," an Essanay comedy, and " f he Portrait in the Attic," a beautiful Edison featuring Yiola Dana who vas the original "Poor Little Rich Girl." Thelma Chadwick's mother dies and her father marries again and the little girl is unhappy about it and does not take kindly to the new mother. She spends much time in the attic looking at a portrait of her own mother whom she cannot forget. Finally one evening she falls asleep and dreams that her mother haa come l ack to her and tells her to love her always but to love the new mother for her father's sake. The dream makes a deep impression on the little girl and in time she cornea to be very fond of the stepmother. AT THE LASALLE. The feature at the Lasalle today is "The Drug Terror," a six reel subject dealing with the conditions that exists among users of cocaine. The story of tiie strong business man and his beautiful bride who contract tho drug habit and drift down through the miasma and slime of a drugged existence to poverty and despair, tho glimpse of the underworld and lbs life: the raids on the joints, the terrific battles between the forces of luw and order and those of layvlessness and destruction all these and many other things combine to. make this plctremendous moral lesion, and at the same time one of the thrilling and absorbing dramas shown on a eereen. most ever AT THE SURPRISE. "The Haunted Hearts," a two reel story of romance and adventure on a desert island with a novel plot and an unusual ending is shown at the Surprise today. "Hearts and Planets," showing two mischief makers in an astronomer's studio, is the Keystone comedy. AT TIIE MAJESTIC. "A Night In Harem," the new musical farce now playing at the Majestic is meeting with success. Tho " r! il I . . I pi V r - THROUGH PANAMA CANAL Ltrf Americas Traai-Atlaatk Lieri 17 DAYS 12S LSD I'p ilPAlID 2a 1 . rum pictnc iue. i i-tmiy, i.r arioui iztft TODAY 'THE LIFE OF ABRAHAM UNCOLN" Two reel Essanay. "WHEN SAMUEL SKIDDED" Vitagraph comedy. PATHE DAILY NEWS POUND FOR POUND" Essanav. THE BOOB AND THE MAGICIAN" Biograph comedv. l mm mmim THE HOUSE Ir-sontln- Only the Cream of tho World's Output or Keith Vaudeville. BEGINNING THURSDAYJOLLY & WILD Musical Comedy Favorites r I

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. ' : :. 7X-x.. XX. . v : S xJ-M One comes of the bright spots in Arthur to the Oliver .Sunday night. lively antics of E. II. Kalston and Ed Schooley, as the two shipwrecked sailor j who take possession of an oriental throne, cause plenty of amusement. The musical numbers are catchy and Include "The Ragtime Arabian Nights." "My Little Parisian Roe," and "Fatima Rrown," besides a number of others. The bill for Sunday is entitled, "Lonesome Town." AT T1IT-: COLONIAL. "The Silent Mr. Raskins." a western story in two parts, shown at tho Colonial today and featuring W, a. Hart as a good hearted gambler. The comedy is "His Sister's Kiddies." On Sunday a four reel feature, "The Mountain Hat" will be shown, in addition to the regular program of three reels. The ancients, credited the raven with unusual logevity, but modern investigation shows that it is not warranted. The bird rarely lives more than 70 years. HAIR COMING OUT? Dandruff causes a feverish irritation of the scalp, the hair roots shrink, loosen and then the hair comes out fast. To stop falling hair at once and rid the scalp of every particle of dandruff, get a 25-cent bottle of Dunderlne at any drug etore, pour a little In your hand and rub it into tho scalp. After a few applications the hair stops coming out and you can't find any dandruff. The Ilom of Good Picture. H "Haunted Hearts H O D a o Aii entertalninic two rtH'l iiuiiiTH'r with Cleo Madion ami doe Kin. The hero falls while fscarcliimr for Mowers for the irl. Tlie IIreiorts him dead and marthe uirl. The tory of his laia ries I reparation is very interest ins:. "Hearts and Planets" A Keystone eomedy full of loc, telescopes and fireworks. 5c ALWAYS A SIIOT. SUNDAY, MARCH 21 Arthur Hammerstein Offers his latest ami Circa test .Musical Comedy Success, n) If Cri n n U J PRICES: $1.50, $1.00, 75c, 50c, 25c. Seat Sale Today. OF COMFORT AND REAL m

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"THE SILENT MR. HASKINS" A Mining western Mory featuring . S. Hart a; a gambler, yvho befriends a girl ami proves his worth as a man. His Sister's Kiddies A Thanhouser comedy Idled with smiled. (Vmin- Sunday TH I' .MOUNTAIN" HAT," In four reeN. TIC .vow playim; i;. It. ItALSTON'S MUSICAL COMEDY STOCK it A NIGHT IN A HAREM' i n i -:s i-:tinc An Oriental Romantic Comedy New Soiucs: ".My IJttle PerMan Itos,'' 'Iatima Brown." ILntime Arabian Nights," "NoIxhIj's in Ioe With Me," et. 10c Matinees Daily JOxecpt Siats 10c Monday. All TV IN A CLASS BY ITSELF" CROUHD rLOO-AATE-CONVXNICMTl ri The Greatest H O D -4 I O H Motion Picture Liver iviciut rv 1 l ' ' le ;IHin:r the I Co-aine, MI f THE DRUG TERROR I 'ndorvrMl ty tlie national rnistde startrd hy .Irs. W. I. VanIerfilt and re-omm'iid t thousaruN of repntahlo phl-i-ians throughout the itmntry. A KArfnl picture that shows the iiisido workings of the rint: that makes this hahit po-ihle. A ivid, telling pietuio int retinuly uufddel. sindav 'ItCN K i hit Hauott feature. WVAY .TI'MT. ! aiid one othc r MONDAY "Till: co.s( ii:nci:.- 1 vi:T.ir. IMpo Or.an Concerts Cacli i:eninir hy an Iliert. 10c Continuous Frcna 10c 9 a. m. to 11 p. m. Cm any time. Try NEWS-TIMES WANT ADS AMUSEMENT. lAery Time You Attend The Orphcum" Yu Cat a Vote for Incomparable Amu-ement. BERT & HAZEL SKATELLE Dancing on Rollers

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