South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 195, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 July 1915 — Page 6

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European War is Tending to Form Closer Union of American Nations.

r.y Victor l.Illntt. TTA?IIIN;T N. July 1 1. Tho invitation extnl'd I'V Frank A. VamlfTlip, pfMdMit f tho National ity lank of N-w York t-ity ti S-uth Americans to forr.- to tit Fnitod h'tntr.s fur financial a;-.--.sa n in tin ir tliilieulties dm- t,, thr Luroptan v.r und tlio inciclf nt;i 1 : - T. j j j .;i of t r: i I with (Jennany, and to a u'nat extent. with Clrf.it Iirltaiii. appears to ltavf been ;J:c j)ted. It was dunn:; tho I'an-Anurir.in financial mf'r n held at Washington th week of .May 24 that Mr. Va ndcrlip. addn -sintf ono section of tlx conference. sail that the American hanks would ho Kkul to lo of any asvi.;inc" j.oNile. Now, according to r-hahl' information at Washington and Now York, South Americans are coming to thi country for morn y. Since Henor Triana, the Colombian Statesman, voiced the I.:itin-Ainri-c.ms rratlirmatlon of tho Monroe doctrine and r-t up the slogan "Amf ric.i for Americans." financiers of North Eolith and Crntral Americ a ha o Fhown a desiie to concentrate their financial. Industrial and commercial interests on much as i'o;il.le on tho western hemisphere, where it is hoped they will be ie..s liable to the turbulent icifsitudes which war brings to all lines of hulnei-s. One of the llr.ct manifestations of the concentration of American liu-i-ness in America is the sale of larc quantities of outh American securities have been held In Kurope and these arc the stocks and bonds which now are bclns; transferred to citizens and corporations of the United States. During the hearing of th- live per cent advance rate case, the Investment Hankers association presented witnesses, on behalf of the rai.oads. Mating that the Huropean holders of American railroad stocks and bonds "were showing a disposition to dump them on the American market. This evidence was brought in to support an argument thet if railroad rates were increased In this country, the

Kuropcan inclination to dump securities would he necked. In spite of the KrantinK by the interstate commerce commission of the desired increase, there has hern fniiii1 dumping tf Kuropean hehl securities. To t li is has been added the lar holdings of South American securities in Europe. Consequently, the United States has become u sort of bargain table for jjood securities. The competition engendered by the nresence in the stock and bond market of this country of both domestic and South American securities has been favorable to lower pric es. It is confidently predicted by financiers that when the end of the war comes the United States will be found to hedd lar'-re quantities of South American securities and a larger quantity than before of the securities of its own rcat corporations, railroads and others. This will mean, according to the. experts, that the United States, and. really, the whole of America, will have broken away from forciirn credit masters and will stand largely on its own feet from a linancial viewpoint, i'uch a situation will IP.ake for enviable stability and immunity from tho possibility of panic which miffht come from further military disturbances in Kurope. It i.s s-aid to bo the intention of American

financiers; never a-aln to pet caught in j n situation where thev will bo in anv

larc measure at the mercy of bankers of foreiirn countries, themselves caught in the emergent crises of war.

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adopting It. Miss Preec ath Chipchase were married in N v York on March 20, l!13. but the first Mrs. Chipchaso says there was no divorce between her and her husband, who were married 10 years ago. Chipchase is manager of Judge William H. Moore's stables In New York. Miss Preece was but 14 years old when she camct from Kngland in 1012 and rode at the Madison square horfcO show in New York. She had previously gained the attention of Queen Alexandra by her riding at the Olympia in London. She is also an expert in other athletics.

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THOMAS TO BE DIRECTOR NEW YORK, July U. Augustus Thomas, playwright and man of public affairs, has b.en selected as art director of the new Charles Frohman company, formed to continue the theatrical work of the late manager. Announcement of his appointment and of his acceptance was made by Alf llayman, manager of the company.

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Tin: Arniroim M. The tireless patience and disregard of expense now being" exemplified in feature reels were attain evidenced a. recent Sunday when the lalison Co. and an army of assistants swarmed into the Casino theater. New York, in order to get atmosphere for "Through Turbulent Waters," the feature at the Auditorium today. The play is largely built aroun 1 theatrical lite and the big scene occurs In a theater, on the fcta;;e during the action of a play. Tho entire lower lloor and balcony were tilled with players as the audience. Gertrude McCoy, who has written a number of Edison successful features, has written this play and also takes the principal role supported by Duncan Mcllae, Edward Earle and Hubert Erowcr. The main theme is that of an avenging father and a girl whose strange career is shaped by the sinister inlluence of a magnetic but unprincipled actor. Charley Chaplin will be seen in a two-reel comedy called "Ioui;h and Dynamite," one of the funniest pictures this clever fellow

has ever been seen in. Tomorrow the Knickerbocker I-Yaturo Film Co. will present Kalph Stuart in the three-act play. -The Kick-out." The serial picture. "The Goddess." with Earl Williams and Anita Stewar:. and the Selig weekly of current events, will also be shown.

party then went on the hunt for a certain type of canoe peculiar to the Tiger Tribe Indians, one was located at Ahitiba. Canada, far north of Winnipeg. This, together with the Indians and a number of spruce trees, were transported to Hollywood, Cal., ivhore the tirst .stages of the photo4ilav wore set. Twenty silver fox and IS black fox furs Brace the interior of the Hudson Hay post at Conjuror's House, where the latter scenes are staged. Ono hundred players journeyed from Eos Angeles to the Great Hear valley, in Eower California, wheio they campad for live days while the water scenes Acre being enacted, and then, after being joined by the IS Indians, the company traveled to Moose Factory, Canada, for the final score of scenes. The final lour reels of this five-part play are exteriors, two of which were taken S.S00 feet above the sea level.

WASHINGTON, July 14 Expressing the opinion that the European war would be brought to a' close in October because of the inability of the allies to bring about a perfect co-operation of their forces, a former diplomat today declared that Russia, checked in Galicia and suffering from Internal troubhs, soon would seek to compose her troubles by entering into ;n offensive- and defensive alliance with the central European power?. He declared that the continuance of harmonious relations between Great Ilritain and kussia is unthinkable: that their interests aro antagonistic, and that the latter country is beginning to realize that Russian men, r:r.s and territory now are being sacrificed out of all proportion to the advantage Jater to bt gained in the allic.r.C". Great Britain, he declared, in anv circumstance, will keep Kussia '. ac k of fio::cn ports. T-r to permit f'usvia real freedom on the seas would

A an cten?J-c curtailment power of the former and a tV-chiir. nt in tho com-

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rit-'in dors not intend to res litution of Kussia for v as a conimerrlal competitor. utonic countries-, lie pointed c;ore in -sympathy with the fom of government which is

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more the nrineipal theme of discussion in r'iav aristocratic circles. Trouble in llalkans.

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.turning to me i.aiKun irouoies. ne said that the national aspirations of the little countries preclude the idea of a permanent peace in southeastern Europe until most of them are eradicated from the map. for "there simply isn't room for all of them to get what they want, and if there were room there would be created a new Kalkan situation as complex as ever and with tho powers involved in it so much bigscr than formerly that they would be harder to manage. What do the nations comprising "P.alkania" want? Koumania. with S, 000. 000 people now, wants o.OOO.t'OO more handed to her, along with her largo slices cf territory, in part to be takeii from Austria and in part to be ceded by Kussm. This would overshadow Bulgaria. ; o the latter wants another slice of territory in Macedonia, with Adrianople, taken bv her in the first Balkan war.

i Serbia demands Bosnia and Herze

govina from Austria and a slice of Albania, with an outlook on the Adriatic. Greece wants islands In the Aegean, a piece of Albania, and some territory on the coast of Asia .Minor. Albania has its own national aspirations and is not easily to be set aside. Carved up and distributed among Greece, Serbia and Italy, it would be a sore spot perhaps for centuries. In the meantime all of them would like to possess Constantinople, and Kussia, in-particular, for she has earnestly, desired, nay, coveted the Golden Horn for generations. Hut her presence there would menace the interests of (Jreeco and ulso be entirely unwelcomc to Italy. The diplomat concluded,: "A more destructive and decisive war will almost immediately follow the present war in Europe. Great Britain, believing" this, will not exhaust her resources in the present conllict."

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an intimate artnuiintaiu'o of tlabri'lle D'Annt'.nzh. the eeeoutrie and i-nl-liant anlhi-r of I. a .:" on.la. pteturi?al iov William Fox. as 'Tlu1 leil'.s I ai:-4htt-r.' ami the creator of tho ci lthratnl TaSiria." The artn-ss nwt th writer when she was leading woman of -the Theater Antine. l'aris. tho tht at, r oi thrills of the French capital. V.'litn U'Aii'ui'izh) sold the picture rights of "Tije Peil's latii;li-t-r,f to William Fo h- st ;;uiat l th.at

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ixstalij tk Kirr maciiixi-:. The Iasalle theater has just addeik another feature to its houso by inFtallinff a ticket issuing machine. The customer is not forced to stand in lino and wait for an opportunity to pet tickets, as the machine will issue them faster than they can he taken from tho Mot. l?y providing a speedy system a lare number of patrons can ho handled without crowding. The register i.s electrically operated. The cashier has only to touch the keys and make change. The machine docs the rest. All tickets are issued directly to tho patron, who removes them from the chute and passes into tho theater. Tho machine also gives absolute protection to tho owner of the theater, as the business is balanced, with

the last ticket sold, and the total cash must aureo with the adding counters, w hich aio kept under lock and key.

THANK BOTHA FOR WORK AMiuitli Calls (ieneral nn Illustrious Son of Empire. LONDON', July 14. Hen. Louis IJotha, who was commander-in-chief of the armies which . fought Kngland during the l.oer war, was formally thanked by the house of commons for the successful campaign which has ended in tho compute subjugation of German Southwest Africa. In moving the resolution of thanks, rrcmier Asquith described Uotha as "one of the empire's most illustrious and honored sons."

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THREEMEN KILLED Workmen Meet Death When Struck ly Tons of nook and Gravel. INDIANAPOLIS, July 14. Three workmen were killed when tons of rock and gravel caved in at tho Pogue's Itun drain in South Pennsylvania street. A dozen others1 had narrow escapes. Tho cave-in was caused by a heavy train painS.

DEFENDANTS MAY ASK FOR SEPARATE TRIALS Judge Eichlioni As.-umes JurUdictiou er Lloviioii Conpiraey CiM'S.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. July 1L Judge F. W. II. F.iehhorn. of HlutTton. today assumed jurisdiction over the election conspiracy cases against Thomas Tagut, Mayor Bell and the others. wh iloeired a special 1 1 1 1 1 u os to preside at tiieir trials.

Although counsel for the defendants has not fully determined upon the mode oC procedure to be followid on behalf of their clients, it is exported that a motion to quash tho indictments will be tho tirst step following the formal arraignment of the defendants when tho indictments will bo read for tho first time. In event . j i,n", ,n f. mi'iJ'i lirim' nver-

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DAUGHTER" Return engagement of the season's screen sensation. A modern society drama that throbs with intense and vivid action. A wonderful story, "the serpent woman' is unfolded. Picturized from D'Annunzoi's famous work, "La Giocondo." A screen play of tremendous force and "unforgettable power in its depiction of an evilly beautiful siren. No Advance in Prices. Also a big comedy. "A

PEACH AND A PAIR." Thursday Robert Edeson in his crreat dramatic success. "THE CALL OF THE NORTH." Friday "The Arab." Hear the LaSalle Pipe Organ.

'THROUGH TURBULENT WATERS" A four part Eldison drama with Gertrude McCoy, Helen Strickland, Duncan McRae. TOMORROW (Thursday) Knicke7bo"cker Feature Film Co. presents Ralph Stuart in "THE KICK-OUT," In three reels; also "THE GODDESS."

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