South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 133, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 13 May 1915 — Page 3
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TIUItSDAV. MAY i?., linn.
FLEET GETS REST ' AFTER LONG TEST
Return to New York from Guantanamo Maneuvers to Be Celebrated With Gay Life of Metropolis.
FORGIVEN OF ASSAULT IS PRIZE FOR NURSING WIFE THROUGH ILLNESS
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ihf iludxti; ticr this inorriin. Knriiious f io-A.'.s :ri ih riwr bank.s, at windows atil tin tin: i m f : of the tall Luil'linu.-? ( n rI a u - rne. Tin- V" tuniiii:. Admiral Frank Friday 1'1 tch r's :!au-iii. aii' hnrt d off v -nty-.ii.t h t. Th- rr.-t of tlx-battli-.'-hin cann' to a halt at "jM y.tnl intervals to th- north in th: following url'T: .vv York division l!a'--luiO. T( ... . I law.trc. North lukota, .Mi' hian. South Caro lina. Florida. I'tali (division lla;'ship), Virginia nliisjon i!austi!j ) . CoirKU. liodc Island. Nd.ra.!;a. .Wvv Hampshire and LouiMan.L (division tlaThr- Mil-ni.triio- tlotilla and auxiliary division aro M-hrduh'il to arrive tomorrow and th- tlotilla of dstryors ai -May 1J. 'I'hno will ho sst l:i n resent for the Krand nvifvv. Mavor ( alls on Admiral. Shortly' aft r tho 1 1 t ;irriwl. Mayor .Mitch 1 called on Admiral l'lftchrr ahoard tho Wyoming, and was ree ivfi with th- Iniunin of f?uns and much ctrcmcny. Thre hours later Admiral Fh-tchor larulrd at W. Twenty-Fourth st., and was escorted hy a jtiatoon of mounted jiolice to the ity hall, where h returned the formal call of the mayor. The visit of th- fleet is creating enthusiasm here. There is especial euriesity over the newest additions to the 1 1 adnauuhts, the Texas and the New York, which mount ! 11-inch mma acli. and enormous crowds will attempt to pi ahoard to so them. Caretul arr.mcm nts liavc hten made to handle visitors. The c it will try to -ive 2'o"i0 ofhc( rs and men of the fleet a Rood time. Tho return after strenuous weeks of practice at (luantanamo and other points and one of the reasons lor their visit is to kivo them a vacation. There will he hasehall ames and theater parties f'r the men and dinners and dances for the officers. The fleet which I'rcs't Wilson will review a week from .Monday will ho the same that would he called upon for immediate service in the event of war. Hesides looking over the vessels the president will review a hi land parade the same day. The fleet will depart the following day.
Mond.iy morninc Mr?. J. W. Williams. 71:: S. Fellow st., appeared in the city courtroom and declared that her hushtnd. J. V. Williams, had beateri and rni-tre,itd her. The latter was arraigned for a-nult and battery and his ease w.us continue! until Wednesday morning Tuesday ni'ht Mrs. Williams was taken saddeniy ill. Williams endeavored to cT.ll a physician, hut could locate none. Through the nlht he sat at his wife's bedside and administer d to her wants. Wednc-'d-t.v mornlncr. William, sleepy and tired, .appeared in city court and announced that Mrs. Williams was too ill to appear against him, and that anyway she wished to drop the charges. "Have you patched up your troubles"." asked the court. "Oh. yes. indeed." was Williams' reply. "I sat tip with her all night and this mornintr she told me that she would for '-rive me. There won't be anv more trouble." "('ase is dismissed,"' announced the judge.
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IS YOUR NAME IN. THE LIST BELOW?
If it is, you nro lnvltrtl to the next News-Times IUrthday Party. Trips to all theaters and refreshments will bo on tho program.
The News-Times TnaS compiled a list of a.11 school children in both the public and private schools of South Bend and Mishawaka. These names were taken from tho test records obtainable, and if the name of some boy or girl was left out, we feci thit wo are not to blame. Theso names will appear regularly in The News-Times. Today wo publish the names of all school children whose birthday falls on this date. Tomorrow we will publish a list of children whose birthdays occur tomorrow, and ?t on until, we hope, every school child in South Bend and Mishawaka has received a birthday party ticket. Besides publishing the names of children whose birthdays occur on the date of issue of the paper, we will each day publish the names of at least five children whose birthdays fall somo time in the future. These names will also ho published on the date of their birthday, so we advise a careful watch kept on the daily an nouncements, as these children will receive two treats. The names of the lucky ones are taken at ran lorn and there will be absolutely no favoritism shown. Tho birthday party ticket entitles the holder to admission to the Orphcum. Majestic. LaSalle, Surprise and Colonial theater, also a treat at the American drug store. Children living 10 or more blocks from tho ofilco will receive a return car ticket home.
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IJ'CKY ONi:s TOD.W. Soutli Bend. Zenobia, Dominska, 121." W, Division st. Florkowski, Francis, 1030 W. Napier st. Gorna, Gertrude. 1219 W. Division. Gran ays, Iyuiis. o08 S. Walnut st. Gorski. Clara. 122 S. Chestnut st. Gudijtys, Chester. Hi 7 N. Michigan. Jankowiak. Genevieve, ::2o S. McIherson st. Hoslnska. Frances. K. II. 2, W. Division st. MMiavt aka. Mahank, Gertrude. Blume, Bernice. Zeiger, Prances. Horning. Clara.
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DCTItolT, Mich.. .May 1 ::. One hour will be lost out of the lives of persons living in Detroit next Sunday. When the city hall clock reaches midnight Saturday Us hour hand will he mov ed forw ard. ne minute after midnight it will be 1:01 a. m. The city h.,s adopted eastern time.
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LODGE ENJOYS BANQUET An impr"mptu banquet fdlowed the business mission of the Loyal American lodge No. Do::. at Loyal American hall, on K. Waytie st. Wednesday night. Tlie affair was a sort of celebration of the ripid progress in membership being made by the organization. At the business session two applications were read, and one candidate was initiated. The lodi;e entertained several visitors.
Theaters
AT Till; .MAJPT1( "The Lure." brought hack for a return engagement, is shown at the Majestic today. It is a realistic and sensational picturization of some of the evils of the white slave tratlic. It has been pronounced a strong moral story and has attracted much attention elsewhere. n Thursday's program and continuing the balance of the week, Miss Winnifred l'aire. a classic dancer of the Both St. Denis school, will give frequent performances of the poetis and artistic movements she is so proficient in. On Saturday the great New York hippodrome spectacle, "America", is shewn on the screen in tive realistic reels. This metropolitan production has been pictured with lifelike fidelity and the attraction is one of interest to all who enjoy magnificent pictures.
AT Till: COLONIAL. The Colonial j rogram today shows the tirst of an hreresting series, each complete in ther.;selves, and tVepicting various phases of modern life under the general caption: "Who Pays?" This subject is devoted to the pursuit of fame and answers the question whether the honor secured by an artist is worth the sacrifices necessary to obtain the prize. Other pictu es, "God is Love and a Keystone comedy are on the same bill.
at Tin; oupm:rM. The new bill at the Orpheum today offers another musical comedy treat, for "The Luck of the Totem" is really the operatic success of a fev seasons ago, "The Alaskan", condensed for vaudeville. Harry Girard and Agnes Caine Brown are the featured players in the musical sketch. They played principal roles with the original production at the Auditorium in 1907. This Is not a tabloid, hut a singing act. with special setting and the choice bits of a capital score arranged for this purpose. Haviland and Thornton. another musical comedy pair, will offer their original act. "At Trouville"; LeUoy and Cahill. capital singers and entertainers, have a novelty; Alice Teddy, always a favorite with the children, will be seen in new and comical stunt; Bertie Ford, a wire artist, will demonstrate the ease with which tangoing in the air may be accomplished.
FINDER OF FOUNDLING DECIDES TO KEEP BABE
at Tin: lasallt;. "Satan Sanderson" is the title of the feature picture at the Lasalle today. As a novel and as a play it was a success. Norman Hackett played it for several seasons. Orrin Johnson plays the title role in the picture. Mr. Johnson's work on tho American stage is too well known to be commented upon here: while the novel of "Satan Sanderson" has been widely read. It tells the story of Satan Sanderson. Hugh Stires and Jessica Holme, a beautiful and romantic blind girl, ward of David Stires. father of Hugh Stires. At the opening of the story Sanderson is a minister. David Stires is signing his will making Jessica his sole heir, thereby disinheriting his dissolute' son Hugh. Hugh runs away, secures help from Sanderson and see the rest of this
wonderful story play in motion tures at this theater. On Friday, always a special ture day when the Paramount
tures are shown. Victor Moore makes
his initial appearance a.s a motion picture star in "Snobs". It is travesty on the ways of high society. Moore, who is a clever vaudeville comedian, plays a milkman, impersonating a titled nobleman. He has a gay time, falls in love -with an heiress, is exposed but the girl sticks. Happy finale and lots of fun.
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Tin: x i av hi:mui7ita." Thrills, laughs, tears and happiness are combined in the performance of "The New Henrietta," which Joseph Brooks will show hero in May with his splendid five star company acting the principal roles. These distinguished playeis are William H. Crane, Thomas W. Boss, Maclyn Arbuekle, Amelia Bingham and Mabel Taliaferro. Mfmory does not recall a cast of more distinction than this one.
I 'ATI I Kit LOOKS FOR SOX. Charles G. Barnes of Baltimore, Md., has written the loal police department to locate if possible his son. Eugene H. Barnes. The son was said to have lived at 32 S. afayette st.. two years ago. However, inquiries there by Detectives line and Diver failed to result in any clew as to his whereabouts.
Card party at W. O. W. hall Thursdav evening. Hverybody welcome. Advt.
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STARTS BPS SERVICIL Passenger service between Plymouth and South Bend was started Monday by the South Bend A: Plymouth Bus Co. The company runs two auto busvs a day from each city and return, and charges a one-way fare of $1. Buses start from the diver hotel in this city and from the Grand hotel in Plymouth. J. C. Bomine i manager of the new venture.
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:t REELS OF TENSE DRAMA, featuring Ruth Roland and Henry King. Alx
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"May." the little girl found on the doorstep of thr Jac.ii Liy heme. :;0a W. Monroe st. Sunday night by Mrs. Fred Teuscher, :n: W. Monroe st.! : v. ,
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ramnv, it was announced by Mrs. Minnie L'vans, policewoman. Wednesday morning. Mrs. Tews- her was undecided about the little -jri Jntll i party secured by Mrs. Evans to take the child appeared. The thought of losing the haby caused Mrs. Teuscher to declare that she would adopt U herself. The matter will be given up by the board of guardians, of which Rev. H. i,. Davis is president, at its next meeting. Mrs. Evans stated Wednesday morning that if the mother of the child would make herself known, steps -would be taken for her relief if she was in need. Mrs. Evans declared that she would not be punished for deserting the child, and that she would not be compelled to take the child back.
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NOW PLAYING THE BEST FEATURE MOTION PICTURES TODAY Return Engagement The White SIae Expo-o, "THE LURE" ." wonderful rooN. picturing actual conditions. EXTRA Miss Winnifred Faire in the latest society and clavde dance. Matinees Daily. Admission 5c and 10c.
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O Clever actor and popuQ lar leading man, in a five-part feature pieture, "SATAN SANDERSON" Dramatized from tho nool of Hallie Rives. A success as a stage ' production; admirably
;i adapted for screen presentation. The storv of a wild college ; hoy, who settles down, becomes a minister, falls in love with a beautiful blind girl and has J many adventures in a western town.
A Mutual weekly of current events. PRIDAY Victor Moore, the Broadway favorite, in SNOPS." SATURDAY MARY PICK TORI).
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