South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 120, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 20 May 1915 — Page 3

TIirnIAVt MAY 20, 1015. AT THE LASALLE TODAY Th i ; I eaters is f 4 - - : at rin: oitrmxM. The rr.hrvtnu frxi-'Ms a new hill consisting of J.,.,;.- Klynn and her mrry minstrel mauls in a lively program of j-"ns, .'ayins am' dances; Ilalph an! Kahl. who pn y-nt a I-:u-rope.-tn .vfnic novelty; .Sillier and Xorth. in a, eomcdy skit; Chahot and Dixon. niu-W-.il ometjiar.y. and (idrnln. Jlu.-.-ian sh:nIov:raphi.-t. The Fir! minstrel at. presented ny Miss Flvnn and her attraethe .'l-h Uu s .vh appe.tr i.eth in white and hl.tck face, js a va.ud.--.ille novelty. Th other arts have heeii chosen fur their entertaining; (i.iliti.s and the whole show prom;.-;, .i u'"oI ent'-r tuimnent. - r

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thi: Ai DiTomi .M. The second episode of the new serial, "The Goddess." is tho chief attraction at the Auditorium today with Karl "Williams and Anita Stewart 4n tho loading roles. These players az; fast becoming preat favorites v. :ih South Bend picture fans and th, -a- v KTial hlds fair to ho a preat sr. The Seliic weekly of current new. "A Pillar of Flame." a two part VitaKraph featuring Norma Talmade and Jlarry Mooy. and "The Police PtvV uno of those funny Pray cartoons. ompleto today's biil. There lia.s heen such a demand for "Tho JucKorniuit." the Vitagraph railroad drama Kivcn at the Auditorium last JYidav, that the management hii.s hooked a return entraejnent of the picture f,,r tomorrow. Tho story is a sensational ono tilled "with thrills and exciting incidents si ml shows one of the greatest railioal wrecks ever sereened. Anita Stewart and Pari Williams appear to Kood advantage in the leading roles. Another VitaKraph, a comedy with Flora Finch in tho principal part, 'Strictly Neutral", will also he shown. AT TIM; L-ASAI.hK "Thf Shailows of a Great City" is the feature offering at the Pasalle today, fn one f the principal redes will

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Thurston who has div er in suc h atThe Girl From Out "Polly Primrose." who plays ihe heis t he son of the

jusirionx josTn jenerson, ami to a prcat extent, inherits his father's talent. Tho pieoe is a favorite melodrama of n half century ac- hut hrouht up to date with modern setting. Many of the most Interesting view points of the :reat metropolis of N.-w York are cleverly wiirkril into the scenes of thrilling action. The hero swaying from a. rope from the ter of the new Woolworth buildinir, some fifty rtories hiuh, is one of them. Tho Grand Centra! station. Proaduav at

Tin: may n:pjirrTA." Pica ret are used hy the stars in Joseph Crooks nve-star om hina tion. which is apjarin in "The Nov.- Henrietta", wh!-h omes to th" liver Saturday matinee and niuht. to indicate charaeter and they differentiate tho personages of the play quite as

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moustaehe formerly denot' d the heavy villain. Four of the five stars make- use of the cigaret during the course of "The New Henrietta's" action, the fifth. Mabel Taliaferro, being the ingenue and a bit of an old fashioned girl, i-t not called upon to Mimke. William H. Crane, the veteran of the cast, who plays the victorious Wall st. hnancier. who is a .sturdy, whole-souled, high-minded man with Ideals of family life and the correct method of living, very skilfully uses tho cigaret to indicate his whob-somo, bir. honest nature. As obi Ni k. he falls in love with an Up-to-date woman of fashion, the Widow opdyke, who twits him on his old fegy ideas of dress and life. To prove to her that he is quite as modern as his nearest rival, the Pcverend Murray Hilton, old Niek decides to barn the art of pulling away at the cigaret. Thomas W. I loss, who plays licrtle the Lamb, old Nick's son. a boy who wants to be devilish but really doesn't like it. for he has inherited the qualities of his fattier, uses the cigaret as tho ordinary young man about town. Ho smokes it naturally and frequently. Maclyn Arbuekle, playing tho rector of ono of the smart churches, a cleric who thinks rio-e of his food and drink and erei. .e comforts than of the souls in his charge, puffs away for a few minutes at a cigaret, giving a sidelight on the man as a tpo.stor and his absolute love of things I of this world. MLsm Pingham urs the cigaret as fono of the fa sci nations of a wise and !liillla,nt woman. She smokes for a !few moments, handling the little "pipe," delicately and daintily, puts It to her lips and blows out a little cloud of smoke, making a very pretty picture, an altogether enthralling one for old Nick, whom she has apparently determined to capture-.

Scene fnmi 4The Shadows oT a ircat City."

nlht. the Fast Piver bridge, and a number of interesting points are realistically pictured.

r i n li 1 1 1 : s pi lot ; 1 1 a m. The Ias.ille will show a special children's program from U a. m. to p:'.0 p. m. every Saturday, by ;i special arrangement with the amusement board of the city. Next Saturday the program has been especially booked and is entirely different from the adult show which is to he given the balance of the day. It includes six reels especially made for youngsters and features "Playmates." a Sterling juvenile comedy; "Shorty's s'eeret." a two reel western comedy; "The Adventures of Florense," two reels, and the Paramount travel pictures. Special attention will be given the little folks during these hours.

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AT Tin; COLONIAL. Colonial shows today the big scries, each separate in themhut each endeavoring to answer

the gnat question. "Who Pays." Today's subject c'lrns the sub-title of "Fnto Herself Alone." and illustrates the priee a woman pays who takes the easy path of pleasure. The moral taught is said to bo a strong one. Puth Pedund lias tho leading role. Two other draiiios ar5Ki Keystone comedy are on tho same program. Friday's program features the great society drama, "The Devil." which' will be shown with certain age restrictions.

AT Till: MAJFSTIC. Plans an1 under way for the complete remdling, enlarging and overhauling of the Majestic and this is probably the final week that the house will he onen this season. A Mutual i

program of interesting pictures is being shown with daily change of subjects.

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8 Men's 7c Red, TjIuo or plain white; 8 Handkerchiefs for 29c

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Two Pairs 35c Silk Hose Finest Silk Ho?o for women, 2 pairs for 29c

Wom's 50c Muslin Drawers E m b r o idery trimmed; line quality Muslin for 29c

Boys' 50c Spring Hats Straw. Woolen M 1 x t u r e s . Wash Kag tup etc. 29c

Wom's 50c Union Suits Tace or tichr k n : Silk taped vokti, 29c

Horo Drhon 1J .Mrs. Albert SlediK)!a Frightened Hy Street Car.

Mrs. Albert Sledzikowska. 114." Division tit.. was severely bruised about the head and body Wednesday r.ifiht when a hot-so which she wa.-? driving became frienghtened at a Chap!n st. car near the. corner of Frw.pin and Xapier sts., and threw her Iroin tho wagon to tho sidewalk. Mrs. S'ledzikowski. in companv w i t hi Miss Tillie Szamecki. P0S W. Napier st., Mrs. XV. Korpal. 1111 W. Napier st.. and Casimer (Jadacz. IL'21 V. l)iyision st.. was driving a light delivery wagon, the property of the ('. V. Korpal grocery, south on 'hapin st., when tho horse became frightened at t'le approaching car, anil began to bucK and plunge. Mrs. Sledzikowski w.s dragged over the edge of the wagon, which the horse backed into tho curb, and was thrown heavily to the ground landing on her side. Th ? horse took frinht and ran away, but .ho other occupants of the rig, who were not thrown out. soon managec to regain control of him. Dr. Von 1J-irandy was called and took tho worna. to her home, where he pronounced her injuries not serious, her injuries being merely scratches and bruises.

Better cookies, cake and biscuits, too. AH as light, fluffy, tender and delicious as mother used to bake. And just as wholesome. For purer Baking: Powder than Calumet cannot be bad at any price. Ask your grocer. RECEIVED HIGHEST AWARDS Wftrld't Pore Food Eipoiilioa. Cliictf . 13. firu Exposition. Friace, Mtrcb, 1)12

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F-4 RAISED SEVEN FEET WASHINGTON, .May The snlw marine F-4 h.us b-en liftoil seven feet from the ocean bottom off Honolulu by means of three slinks p rinsed about her hull and attached to pontoons at tho surf.u o. Admiral Moore Wedne sday advised the. navy department. The salvage crew failed Tuesday to pass another sling L-bout the submarine.

SMYRNA BOMBARDED BY BRITISH SHIPS Defences of Town Said to IIae Suffered rent Damage During Sunday's Attack. ATHFNS, May 20. Seven British ships took part in the latest bombardment of Smyrna. Tho action commenced Sunday morning. It was resumed in the evening and busted until 4 o'clock Monday morning. The allies tired more than 500 shells. The fort of Smyrna and Two Brothers fort responded vigorously. The defenses of the town suffered great damage which the Turks axe vigorously endeavoring to repair. The Turks are strengthening the coast defenses with new batteries and trenches in view of an attempted landing. They are also erecting new fortifications and laying mine.s at the entrance to the port, prohibiting any approach thereto. litcr on Monday tho allies warships bombarded Smyrna fort, destroying an electric searchlight. Various positions along the coast have also been bombarded and Turkish e.ic.iiiipmcnts dispersed.

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One of the Greatest Conceptions That Has Yet Been Brought Forth in the Picture World See It Here Today.

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The Second Episode of the Serial Beautiful, 'THE GODDESS" Featuring the two popular stars, Earl Williams and Anita Stewart. THE SELIG WEEKLY OF CURRENT NEWS Containing interesting events of the world. "A PILLAR OF FLAME" A two part Vitagraph with Norma Talmadge and Harry Morey. "THE POLICE DOG" One of Bray's funny cartoon comedies.

FRIDAY The return by special request of the Vitagraph Blue Ribbon feature, "THE JUGGERNAUT," with Earl Williams and Anita Stewart in the greatest railroad drama of the age.

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A play of thrill that K tjieally American and i-iniiicntly interesting. A -t f-y of New Vmk life with uomlorl'ul -ecie . i!i hilling the l!at Bir at ni-hl. the t.ran.I fentral station, l!ri;nls;i .n M. huiet ;inl the tower of the Woolworth IniHding'. Frida)r Paramount Day. Pre4'iitin the popular aetor, Mr. Dn-thi rariuwH hi TAIN ConmNV." a pla of Ihe earl) da- in California.' STI IU Y ! t, i::;n. pi -ial Children', program. Ile-t of the tlay t.afiv I !

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"WHO PAYS?

'Hie -.ecoiitl of the Pa I he crie.. ilealiiur with ciirn iil and ital i i r -ject-;. Thi- one omu rn the pi ire a woman a for deflnu eoiixeiitin.ili(. Il -oiitain-. a .real leHer rand pa rent-.." -he WalUAlone" and a letone coiiul on the Mini' hill.