South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 114, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 24 April 1915 — Page 3

SATTTtPAT, AlT.nj 21, 191.V PERLEY CIVIC TO HELP GARDENERS Will Pay For Plowing of School Garden and For Prizes For Best Ones in City Colfax Civic Meets.

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Aid voted xho youncr gardeners of thp Pf-rlcy M hnnl 1,-wt niht by the IVrlcy Clvi- rl it v. hrn it decided to pay the c?s of having tho j-chool parden prr-jiard for planting. The rluh alf decided to 5t about to raisa the $15 it picds'-d itself to give In prlzf of iz and J 2 for the best pardons in th ity. Mi5 Ada Hillitr cf th domrstic Ff ir.cc df-pnrtmcnt of tho hih school. In an inU rcstir.- talk on the uhjeer, "Household K.xp-n.-cs and How to 'Make th- l-li;ir Io Farthest", advised hy.t.-:r.atif luyinur and careful preparation of for.d a.3 two of tho most Important things- in reducing cxPrnspy. Sho made tho statement that ?vry ho'.i5wif- should se every articlo of fof,d hcf-ro buying it. The clean-up and paint-up campaign was dl.-eusd by tho club and tt was voW-d to co-operato with the Chamhf-r of Comm rco. which is fostering the movement, by advertising It in tho rrlv district. A short mimical and literary program was pro.-fnted as follows: Keei:ation, Ma'd Wi.-; piano sd, Helen Hwoeney; i e:tation. Arthur Larkin, rr citation. "era Paid win; piano .solo, Nurma Wlls. Tho next mooting of the club will bo hobl Friday. .May 1 1. olia Ciir Meet-. "Kdtieation as taken from tlic modrrn st;-.n'ipiiit is not only that which (,ip ,e taken from tho books at Fchool ;r in the libraries, but e-duca-tion that i- tauiriit more today than ever before Is physical and industrial education. Th- arc of tho body only can 1 c successfully studied by the uctua. practice and use of the muscles." said F. L. Sims in a talk uivon nt tho Colfax Civic club meeting at the J'olfav school last nisht on tho Fubjof t. "Nf-w Phases of IMucation." The largest crowd that has ever attended a meeting .attended last nisht. A musical program was presented I'V hiKh school students of the city. A literary program was also K'en by tho ptudciits. Tho tirst number which proved to be the feature of tho evening rvas the wrlcomo address ivon by ZMa.'ter Inland .Miller of the 'fourth fcratle. of the Colfax school.

KNOCKER" ACCUSED OF GIVING OUT REPORT Itoy Troupe. Dair.Miian, Donios Milk Dealer of C ity Met Weditesdaj- iht. Hoy Troupe, vi2 Inatnond av., dairyman, flatlv denied Friday that a Incetinp had lren held at his home on M'ednesday niclit by a number of milk ilealers who v ere ;urposiiiK to liuy a nMcur:zinc; inachinc. Mr. Troupe asfertofj Uat no other nift tir.K' as far as Jie k iew had been held on Diamond tiv. Ho tleclared that some on evi-lientl;-Aith a desire to " knock" him I Kid "iven out tho apparently erroniis report. Mr. Troupe stated he was not one of th? miiumen aerse to tho proposed jnilk r'Ut:latintr ordinance and was In favor of I r. Charles s:. Hosenbury's Hard on t'r.e qutstion. Tho information in regard to the rcj'ortcd meeting camt: to this paper Xro;n a man who said he was a milk dealer and one who as thought to be fciu-pensim; the information in good Saith. In i w of the fact that the informant stated that ho was a milk dealer and had been at the meeting the reliability of his story was not doubted. ARGUMENTS ARE HEARD Cao of Jensen Vs. (Jas Co. is Up in Circuit Court. Arguments on the issue In the cn.se tf James K. Jensen against the Northern Indiana lias & Kleetrio Co. were heard 1'riday afternoon in the circuit court. They were not completed "when court adjourned and will be taken up acain on Monday morning. Jensen was some time ago awarded rlO.OuO damacH for personal injuries ry a jury in the circuit court and on nn appeal tho supremo court reversed Xhe decision and instructed for a new jtnal. The arguments Friday were on it demurrer to a reply of tho plaintiffs kind the general contention was that She cas company had been relieved of ability for damages. Tho damages ti warded by the circuit court Jury were the largest that had ever been granted in St. Joseph county. The suit was for $25.00 The plaintiff Is represented by Frank Dunnahoo and J. W. Futton of Chicago. The defendant is represented by Mclnerny, Ycaclcy, SlcYicker Mclnerny. sui to roiu-x'LosE. Action to foreclose on a mortcrasre rn a 119-aere farm cien to secure payment of a note for $1,700 was taken Friday afternoon in the superior court by the Farmers v Traders' ank against Ceorge V. Dencl and ethers. iuiu: iiroinr.D olive oil. The Phila, has just received ;i large rupply of pure olive oil direct from Iheir mills in Creece. The best your money can buy anywhere. 5ec a pint, iOc a quart. Adt. WILL filVi: L1XTU11E. A lectt;re will be given by Trof. Pirr.s S andav afternoon at 2:30 at the FocialUt hall. The subject for discus-fc-.on will t o -Psychology." MOTH. a. LAVENDKD FIVKFS Keeps ay moth. Vermin of all .kinds. Leaves a pleasant perfume. 15c, a: ZZc at Coonley's. Advt. You can eat and drink with a relish when jo.; sec distilled water Ice. Phcnrt ither parti s. A. Hrockman. 3Iome; Cor.su-.T.ers" Co., SI 92 Home; Downing and Drown H. L-3L Advt.

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ROCKEFELLER, JR. BE RECALLED Letters and Telegrams Written By Son of Oil King Said to Show Him to Have Been Directing Mind Against Strike. KANSAS CITY. Mo.. April 24. Letters and telegrams exchanged between John I). Rockefeller, jr., and officials of tho Colorado Fuel and Iron company which Friday came into tho possession of Frank P. Walsh, chairman of the United States commission on industrial relations, contain revelations bearing on tho recent Colorado coal strike of so startling a nature as to decide Mr. Walsh to recall Mr. Rockefeller to the stand when the commission resumes its public hearinrs in Washington, May 4. The correspondence shows Mr. Walsh said Friday night: That John P. Rockefeller, Jr., who testified before tho commission In New York and also before the congressional investigation committee that he had kept his hands off tho situation and had no knowledge of conditions in the coal fields, was in reality the directing mind in the struggle throughout. That ho exercised a personal influence which extended oven to the state house in Denver and presumed to dictate letters that went out to the president of the United States ami to the governors of states over the signature of the governor of Colorado. That he withheld from the department of labor in Washington information asked for when Soc'y Wilson sought to avert the strike before it began. CASE UNDER ADVISEMENT Mrs. Anna Cohen Wants $7,000 Alimony ami $:00 a Year. Testimony in tho divorce suit of Anna Cohen annlnst Harry Cohen was closed in the circuit court Friday afternoon and Judge Funk took the case under advisement until Tuesday morning. The plaintiff Is suing for $7,000 alimony and for $.100 a year support money for her child. muxes suit ox xoti;. A suit to collect $600 alleged to be due on a note was brought in the superior court Friday afternoon by the First National Rank of Ludingtcn, Mich., against Herman Romundcr. PHI LA. OLIYI-S OIL. doctors rwommend Phila. Olive Oil because they know it is pure. A fresh shipment just secured. Excellent for salads; also for medicinal use. The Philadelphia. Ad t.

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Theaters at nu: oiipiit:um. The current bill of vaudeville at tho Orpheum has many acts of novelty and Interest. Tho Hendrlck's school act is full of good comedy, the songs are well rendered and tho act goes with a rush that is very pleasing. Dorothy DeShelle and company present a new crook play with a clever twist to the finish that is surprising. Rurt Shepherd is an expert whip manipulator and does some astonishing tricks. Lorenz and Swor. are clever comedians and dancers. Howard and Symankdo novelty soft shoe dancing in various characters. Reginning Monday tho new bill will feature George Primrose, the minstrel star, and Dorothy Premier, a musical comedy favorite. Tin: auditorium. "The Siren's Reign." a three-act Kalem drama, featuring Alice Hollister and Anna Nillson; the Selig weekly of current news; "Cutcy Recomes a landlord, " a Vltagraph comedy with Wally Van; "A Life in the Ralance," ono of the "Hazards of Helen" series with Helen Holmes in the leading role, aro the attractions at .the Auditorium todaf. Tomorrow's bill includes. "The Rridgo Across," a two reel Riograph telling a romantic story of tho south beforo tho war; "Getting a Start in Life," a Selig western comedy with Tom Mix; "Mr. Jarry Takes a Night Off," a Yitagraph comedy of the celebrated Jarr Family Series; "His Jungle Sweetheart." a Selig wild animal picture, and "Sophie's Fighting Spirit." an Essanay comedy. AT Till: JiASALLK. "The Lost House" is the title of tho principal feature at the Lasalle today. Hased on one of Richard Harding Davis' sensational stories, telling the experience of a girl who is abducted and taken to an insane institution; the pursuit by the hero and her wonderful rescue from tho burning biulding makes this an attraction far out of tho ordinary. Dorothy dish plays the girl. The tenseness of the dramatic scenes are relieved by a few timely comedy incidents. On tho samo program is seen "Tho Story the Clock Told," an Imp drama and a Nestor comedy of mirth-provoking qualites. Sunday, the loth and final chapters of "Runa-vay June" will be shown and the conclusion of tho exciting serial is promised to be the most interesting. Three other lively film features are on the same program. "GIRL FROM UTAH." With tnco or musical comedy's most famous stars, an organization of over 100 people and a score that has taken America by storm, Charles Frohman will present the "Girl From Utah" at the Oliver theater for one night only. Monday, May 3. His three stars, Julia Sanderson, Donald Rrian and Joseph Cawthorn. are appearing together for this season only in "The -f 4 .-. - ' ' dy". Thatcher, said to be the son of resident of the Metropolitan Life married to Charlotte Morse, IS years and the knot was tied before the c Thatcher eame to the Pacific roast

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Girl From Utah" and will appear In but few cities. The success of this stellar combination at the Knickerbocker theater, New York, was so great that almost every one knows of its excellence and it needs little advance praise. The music by Paul Rubens and Jerome Kern is tuneful to a degree and contains many popular melodies, best known of which is "The Same Sort of Girl". In addition to the three stars, Mr. Frolnan has furnished an excellent musical comedy cast including Venita Fitzhugh. Rcnee Reel. Quoenie Yassar. George Hishop. Cissie Sewall, Walter Wills, Michael Mathews and Clara Eckstrom. AT Till: 3LVJKSTIC. Final performances will be given today at the Majestic of the laughable farce, "Charlie's Aunt." The comedy situations are most amusing and the big scene where Charlie has to have an aunt and one of the college boys volunteers to impersonate her, always meets with roars of laughter. There are many song numbers and the girl chorus finds frequent employment. On Sunday a new bill, "The Devil and Tom Walker," will be presented with new chorus effects and novtlty songs. AT Till COLONIAL. The Coionrar program today features a two reel Broncho subject entitled, "Shorty Among the Cannibals." It is a dream picture with many amusing moments. "A Double Expense" is a Thanhouser release for that dav. A two rel Keystone comedy, "Fatty and Mabel's Simple Life." has been added as an extra comedy for Saturday. On Sunday, "In the Sunlight," tho story of the reformation of a dope fiend is featured. The new pictured songs offered by Walter Rarshaw are proving pleasing" features of each performance. TWO rUUFORMAXCUS. The Pearl Stock Co. will give the last two performances of tho farce comedy. ,4A Rachelor's Romance", at the Oliver theater this afternoon and tonight. POULTRY PRIZE WON HERE MEANS SOMETHING 1). 1Z. Hale, Editor of Poultry Journal, Addresses Association Elect Ollicers. Election of otlicers for the coming year by the South Rend Poultry and Pet Stock association took place last night in the court room of the city hall. The new officers are as follows: C. E. Fattce, president; William Cordier. vice president; C. R. Montgomery-, secretary; P. A. Heiermann, treasurer: C. E. Tattee. William Cornier, C. R. Montgomery, P. A. Heiermann, Ira Rrown. William H. McNitt. J. M. Goss, Charles S. Fcldmicr and J. S. Rarton, directors. I. E. Halo, one of the leading poultry judges in this part of the country and editor of the Successful Poultry Journal of Chicago, gave a talk on breeding fancy poultry and ho stated that the South P. end poultry show was becoming well known throughout the middle west and a ribbon won at the South Fend show today is worth considerable more than it was live years ago when Hale mctywith the members of the association in this city. From the present outlook the show to be given in this city Jan. 11 to 23 of the coming year will be tho he.'t and largest to bo held in the middle west. Rbl You 1-Aer Attend Our Saturday Shows? Always Pleasing and Full of laughter and Exciting Events. The Spirit of Pure and Healthy Fun Runs Through Eory Reel. COMi: TODAY AM) SEE A TOP-XOTCI1ER. "THE SIREN'S REIGN" A very fine three act Kalem drama, featuring Alice Hollister and Anna Xlllsou. SELIG WEEKLY OF CURRENT NEWS "CUTEY BECOMES A LANDLORD' Yitasrapli romedy, featuring Wally Van. "A LIFE IN THE BAL ANCE It Hazard of Helen Railroad series, With Helen Holmes.

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A Reduction of ought During Mrs. Neighbor already has TT! 215 Home Phone Fancy poultry was discussed by Fr.uiklin L. Fowell, a member of the Reliable Poultry Journal staft of Quincy, 111. Other speakers of the evening were H. J. Trell and S. A. Smith, a sales manager of rhicao branch of Cyphers Incubator Co. Fmith explained the electric incubator which is the latest improvement alcng the incubation line. Keltner's country han., bacon and lard at vour disposal. Home phone 2 00 7. Advt. L.O-TUS TOXIC BITTi:it.S Extract of Peef. Wine. Iron, and Cascara. Pest tonic made. TT.c at Coonley's. Advt. IN A CLASS BY ITSELF 'j IP-BOUND fLOOR SAfE OOKVEMiEMT"! 1 "THE LOST HOUSE" P.y Hi hard Ilanlinz lais. An "itin jtnry )f a voting girl's cxix-rieiuH ' an unMriiinilous l(n'tnr.H O a o o 1 The fire in the sanitarium i a rnot realistic I'oanirt and the heroic rcM'iic of tiie irl is one of the hi scones. Dorothy Ciih pla the cirl and Wallace Keid the yotm hero. Also "Tin: stoky" Tin: FLOCK TOLD- and a Xestor comttly. SUNDAY The la-t ( liapter or 4i;uxAv Y .iuxt:" the exciting linih! Also Three other om1 pictures. IOXI)AY .Mary Fuller in 'The ItiLstle of a skirt." a romantic comedy. 11 no Or?ran Concerts Each Evening by an FxpTt. i 'i ' 'I- '. a-1 Hi 1 0c? Contlnaoua From 10c -. u m. to 1 1 p. m. Cwm any time. p.

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