South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 222, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 August 1915 — Page 5

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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SAY ROCKEFELLER IS A MUCH CHANGED MAN

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AT Till: AL'IHTOIlirM. comedy photoplay. "Marrying

in which Clara Kimball

our.:: is starred. Is l-eintr ?hown at

the Auditorium tod.o'. Mlv? Youngs versatility will have a chance of showing itself to advantage in this film; she Is equally at home In comedy roh'.-i as well a.s dramatic. The story of "Marrying Money" is a satire upon matrimony, nothing moro nor Ws. It reveals the marriage game, as it is frequently played. In all its unmistakable cynicism and baseness, although it does? not overlook the humorous side of the matter. Mr. Niks, an ambitious society lady, ha,s a pretty daughter. Mildred. played by Clara Kimball Vount;. and she wants tho girl to make a good match. Along comes an eligible count, who, however, hasn't anything more to recommend him to Mildred than bin title. Exit his rountship. As Mr. Nile a, Mildred's fatlier, fails in businr-?., It Is imperative- that tho irl should now marry rea.1 monry. Instead of which she falls in love with a penniless young fellow, 'hester liarnett. and thev are married. There is consternation In tho bride's family, which Is removed when it Is revealed that the young bridegroom inherits money. "The Fable of the Home Treatment and the .Sure Cure." by George Ade, ompktes today's bill. Tomorrow will brim? "Under Two Flags." a threo-reel ningraph, taken from tho celebrated novel by Ouida; Charley Chaplin In a two-act comedy. "Trysting Place," and "Broken Ways." a IMoarraph reissue, under the direction

of David V. firiilUh, and featuring Henry Walthall, Blanche t?weet and Kobert Harron.

Master of Million-. Mourn I of Wire Who Died I.a-t 1 'ohruary.

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CI. i:V BLAND. O.. .Vug. There is ,i chunked master at Hill, the big Hast Cleveland of the world's richest man. what John I. Rockefeller's friends were saying Monday visits to Forest. Hill, to which

feller returned recently. The old attendants at Forest Hill know why their master has chanced ed. It is because their mistress has gone, they say. Mrs. Rockefeller died in February.

Almost ewry morning Rockefeller j walks slowlv down from the big house to the lilv oond at the long north!

slope. Ik" stands for a moment irazing at the quiet water and then turns stilly away. In past ears Koekfeller ami his wife used to stroll to the pond eve: y morning after breakfast. The attendants tell. too. ho- their master broke down and cried at li first breakfast at Forest Hill after his return.

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AT Till J IAKAJL.i:. The feature picture now .showing at the Iisalle theatre. "Hypocrites." has probably awakened more discussion than any other filmed drama over brought to South Henri. The special performance held Monday morning for tho benefit of the South Bend censor board, city officials, ministers and other Invited guests received hearty endorsement of tho pictures by all those present. The afternoon and

evening crowds taxed the capacity or

the theater. It is believed that tho attendance nt this picture will break

all records for some number of days.

Besides the splendid cast, elaborate

interior petting and beautiful moun

tain tcenes, tho dramatic episode in

the pictures created most Impressive

scenes and in the most spiritual sug

gestions and the most powerful moral lessons ever portrayed. It was frankly stated by many present at tho open

ing performance that the "Hypo

erites" ought to make every com

munity that fees it better in heart and snlrlt. more kind to others and

more gGnulne. Hypocrisy has existed in the human race from the beginning; but seldom is any community given an opportunity to see it brought right homo, in the form of the naked truth. The truth always hurt.', and the naked truth shocks; but this and every other community sadly needs to be shocked in this very way. If the lessons portrayed by these wonderful pictures will only be taken right home by all, and tho teachings lived up to. there will be more happiness, fewer broken hearts, less putrid gossip and a bigger and better and cleaner community than ever existed, right here at home. Tho "Hypocrites" will be shown at the Lasalle theater oday and tomorrow, giving all an opportunity who so desire to see this remarkable photo play.

MAY CALL STRIKE AT

PLANT OF LOCOMOBILE r.inlit-Hour Hay and J( per Cent Wage fiioroa-o Akcd by Workmen. BIMDffFJ'OKT, Conn., ug. 10. A strike will be called at noon Thursday at the plant of the Boeomobile Company of America unless the eight-hour day and a 2 0 per cent wage increase is granted. Two plants busily engaged in Fnited States government work, the American & British Manufacturing company and the Iake Torpedo Boat company, are threatened. Demands will be made on them tomorrow for wage Increases. Mayor Clifford B. Wilson, acting governor of the state, is in danger of impeachment proceedings because supt. of Police Birmingham testified that he ordered the police not to allow any public speaking on the

moor quesnon near mo plant or me Locomobile company last week.

It's easy to find a misspelled word of at least three syllables in one of the want ads in this issue of The News--Times. Each of the first five women and the first live men wfto present a clipping of the want ad containing the misspelled word at our office will receive two seats for tonight's performance at the

tie Lasalle Theater

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WORLD FILM CORPORATION Lews J. Selznick, Vice President and Gen. Mgr. Presents

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AT Till; IN'DIA.VA. The feature picture at the Indiana today is "The Fortunes of Marinna." with Lamar Johnstone and Stella Razeto In the leading roles. The principal interest centers about Marinna, a child of the streets. Bhe has been laised among thieves and rough companions, but when given a chance to do better, Fhe proves worthy of the trust Imposed upon her and repays her benefactors. There are many thrll!!ng scenes In the underworld, and thrt exposure of unscrupulous politicians forms one of the dramatic incident.. Billy Reeves, the Bnglish music ball eccentric puntondinist. will be seen in a roaring comedy, "A Safe Investment." Mr. Beeves w;ts one of -the featured comedians with the Zeigfeld Collies" a few seasons ago, and knows the art of burlesque entertainin er".. Beverly Bayne, a handsome and talented leading woman, together with Sidney Ainsworth, are featured In a clever romance. The Man Who Found Out. A Yltafrrnph western .subject. "To the Death," is on the same MIL

PRINTERS APPROVE OF WILSON POLICY International Typogrnphieal Union Opens A'nr.ml Convention at I. a Angeles.

LOS AN C ISLES, Cal.. Aug. 10 Welcomed to California by city and state othcials. the 61st annual convention of the International Typographical union convened in Labor temple Monday, with 2,000 or moro delegates and visitors present. An address of welcome on behalf of Gov. Hiram W. Johnson was made bv Sen. H. Stanlev Benedict and

Majror Charles K. Sebastian presented'

a golden key to the city to I'n-s't Marsden i. Scott of New York, who responded with a brief address and then read his annual message to the convention. James M". Lyr.eh, former president of the organization, urged that the first ofttclal buslne.. of the convention be the unanimous adoption of a restitution condemning the Buropean war and expressing approval of the pol.ey being pursued by Pres't Wilson. His resolution was adopted.

TAKE CUSTOMS HOUSE AT HAITIEN CAPITAL

Navy and State Department Are Practically in Charge of All Affairs. WASHINGTON. Aug. 10. Admiral Benson, acting secretary of the navy, announced Monday that Admiral Caperton had taken charge of the customs 'house at Port Au Prince, the capital of Haiti. The customs house at Cape Haitlen was taken Sunday. The navy department, acting on instructions from the state department, has designated Paymaster D. A. Heath as supervisor of the customs at Port Au Princo and Paymaster Charles Morris at Cape Haitien. All the money collected at these ports and to be administered hereafter by the United States will ho paid into tho Haitien treasury, but there will be no expenditure except on an exact accounting with the United States. When a stable government has been secured In Haiti, Admiral Caperton or his successor will settle with

that government just as Crn. Bunston did at Vera Cruz.

We shall ive away more seats ever' day, but only (wo seats' will be given to the same person within a week. This means that if you don't win the first time probably you will the second. So see that you get your paper regularly. !f you're not already a News-Times reader call up Bell 2100 or Home 1151.

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VILL OFFER PROTEST Ciemian Catholics Objecting to Sale of Munitions.

ST. PAUL. iMinn.. Ausr. 10. That resolutions will be ofTered protesting against the ehipment of munitions of war from the United States to foreign countries now at war and that the administration at Washington will be asked to place an embargo on all traffic of this kind, was indicated today after a meeting of the resolutions committee of the Federation of German Catholic societies here. Pres't Joseph Frey of the Central Verein indicates that such a resolution will be offered when he made his annual report today. In the eourso of his remarks ho said: "We have a right to criticize an administration which we elected. They are our servants, not our masters."

ROBERT CODD, Manager. TOSS AY WE PRESET

Lamar Johnstone

and Stella Itazctto Sellg Special,

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The Fortunes of Blarianna

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o Heverly Iayne and Sidney Ainsworth in an Kssanay drama. Man Who round Out;" Hilly Keetes in a smashing comedy, "A InveMinenf and Patho Daily Xews.

MARC McDERMOTT AND MARION NESBITT in a tiiui:i:-act riCTUui: oi-' rovirs avay ix avar

'SALLY CASTLETON, SOUTHERNER"

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THE ROAD OF STRIFE"

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THE SMART STORY OF SOCIETY LIFE By Washington Pezet and Bertram Marburgh A SHUBERT FEATURE

MARRYING HONE

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FABLE OF THE HOME TREATMENT AND THE SURE CURE" by George Ade.

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COMING THURSDAY Klaw & Erlanger's "A FAIR REBEL"

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GIRLS' WHITE DRESS PARADE AT SPRINGBROOK PARK, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 18th. Events to be more elaborate than evei before Diamond Ring of exceptional brilliancy for the Queen; Diamond Ring for each of the three Honor Maids Ten Gold Chains and Lockets and Ten Silver Coin

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Marching Girls. The Queen and Maids of honor will ride in

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chariot drawn by two canopied ponies. Mr. John F. DeHaven will make the presentation and crown the new Queen.

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WAITRESS OFFENDED S. Senator J. li. Y.iiVaiiian Callcl '.Mttlli Ino INtMlrr."

siu:xAXDOAir. ia.. up. io. ffVn'it'd lc;iuso I'. S. Stiiator J. IC. Vardaman of .Missls.sippl objected to the .service ho was roadcrlnc him at a local hotel here, a waitress retortol: "I guess you p itt nt medicine peddlers are not i:ed to Mopping at hotels." The Ions hair of tho senator mused him to l.e mistaken for an Indian street fakir ho i.i appearing on the Km al streets. As the new Iowa antibipplns law ha. j 1st heeome tfeetive. Fen. Vardaman did not fee the wait-

Wedne-xlav, Au'. ISth, is the lay mi Tor tho fourth annual WIUTi; lKIS paratle at prhmlrM)k park. .Manager Dailey has made thi. one of tl.o hi eents of tin summer ami a

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queen? tho winner of this honor thi jrar will 1h prexMitotl with a Ix'autif ill diamomt rinir. of rare hrillianey and real alue. Iuli of the tliree honor maids will

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Ik appreciated gifts. Ten kM mvk hains with locket and tt n silver coin purx will Im ien to twenty of tho marching irU. Arrangements are IwiiiiT eunpleted now. If ton wih to

ener tho parade, drop a w-tal to i:. f I. I)aile. Manager til" prinhrtok TarW. , See lries in Window of Jlajr's Jewelry Store, 113 S. Michigan st.

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