South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 94, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 3 April 1916 — Page 9

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NEARLY FINISHED GASOLINE PHOBE

Government Investigators Rise in Prices to Report This Week. of WFIIIN. ;To. Airil t;..wrn-n.-nt .'icncirs '.n ti .it in th tatular ri-; in tri pricn of im.oliue hav' virtually concluded jrellminary j.has- .f thr-ir work auJ will report to conirrevs this fk. In the rnfitntim- th de i.-irtment of Justjff which has k;d Sn clos tow h "ith the situ.itimi v.i!l consular th-eide-ne with a jo-v to d-tertiiir;ir.tf hither furthe r r . utions arwarranted undf-r ?h anti-trust law. K( ry avai'.ahlo Hold a-ent of th-fe-iloral trado e nm.iiis.-ion lia l;eii v.irr.cd to the- vdi mv jr.atiiry unel r the- flirfction of 'e'inrnl-yion-r W. J. Harris. IMiti.'ils f this information have l.een placed I.-fore tlio attornf-y general as fa.ct as kuUereil. It is ffir.sidcn'il unlikely that the attorney general will 1 -1 id" I; nail y whether the evidence warlants pi-fj.sH' at ions until the commissi rn shall have ccnudod its inquiry, a month or more hence. .No Comment to lie Made. Tile firt report to congress in ifsiiniisn to senate resolutions will ntain much of the information obtained. No comment will he madf fin the reasons for the rise. Other reports with reasons fur condition will he made later. The investigation has l.een conducted with a iev to determining four salient points :is follows: 1. The extent f production and use of pj.soline now and two ami throe years aero. L. The volume of nasohne exported and the supply remaining here for domestic use, particularly ps whether the rie or any portion of it. could he attributed to a seari it y of product. Whether there has been disrimination hy hig producers in favor of li hiiyers. 4. Whether there Is actual competition, anions the former elements that went to make up the oil tru?t; if there is, to what extent ami how .-mall the Independent producer i affected thereby. Iat I'Iuwm InlcrcMiiiir. Tile department of justice has been particularly interested in the iat two phases of the investigation. Likewise there has been considerable interest In the attorney general's ttire in all phases of the investigation which would shed linht on the possibility of a connection between the rise and administration's proposal recently to levy an emergency levenue tax cf one cent a gallon on gasoline. This phas of the Investigation is said t be incomplete. TO RENEW ATTEMPT TO FLY ACROSS ATLANTIC Ni:Y YOIIK. April :'. in a ih vv .'lirship to he iuippeil with six motors of IJ'O horsepower each, capable of making a speed of l'n miles an hour, carrying six person. Iioiltnan Wananiaker will re new the attempt to fly across the Atlantic o(ean. whie!; he abandoned in the summer of 1911 w hen his flight Commander. Lieut. John Torte, was railed to Kngland for service in the I'uroptwn war. This was annoum nl toniu'ht by Alan L. Hauiey. president of the Aero Club ,f America. No tiate has been set for the attempt, but it was expected to be made some time this summe r. The designs for the new craft, which S will be named "America." after the eld one. have been prepared by Herrn II. 'urtiss and W. Starling I '.urges.--. It is entirely different from any hitherto constructed. Mr. Wanaioaker s.ts in a ltt r to Mr. Ilawley. explaining. Read NEWS-TIMES Want Ads

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.AtV THEATERS "NOIIODV homi:." "Nobody Ilomr" with its wealth of music, comedy and dancing novelty, will bo the attraction at the Oliver tiie-ater Thursday evening. The company is owned and directed by the well known Mr. John P. Sloe-um. who has made both a study and success of musical play?. "Nobody lloni" in said to be Nnique and original as far as musical plays go, inasmuch as it really has something of a story to start with which is told without re-sort to vulgarity and is actually funny. Then again the music k- of the kind that lingers in your memory and you find yourself whistlin ,'. The dancing ;s both fascinating and unique and lots of it, and then there are the girls who sing and dance well. The cast of "Nobody Home" includes such noted players as Percival Knight, llene Parker. Mabel Withee, Delia Niven. Itoyden Keith. Harry MaeIonough. Vincent Cassidy. Iw Christie. IMwin Argus. Helen Jost, John Paulton. Marguerite von Keesc. Seibel Layman ml Sylvia Chaul.-rie. AT Till: LASALLi:. Marie Walcamp is the featured player at the LaSalle today in a s'ory of modern society life, entitle-d "The Clirt." This is a Pduehird picture of exceptional merit, taken fren Booth Tarkington's clover story that ran in The Saturday Lvening Post. It deal with real American life and is interest ing in every seene. Lois Weber directed the picture and her experience in such productions a.. "Hypoe rites'' and the Anna Pavlowa fllm, speaks well for her ability. The cast is said to be e-xcellent and the character drawing very interesting. , On Tuesday will he seen the first engagement of Mary Pickford in "Poor Little peppina." The title role of this picture gives Miss Pickford an excellent chance for tho portrayal of a carelesvJ. ragged urchin, who later falls into wealth and becomes a society lady. It is said to be admirably adapted to this screen favor-ite-'s charm and personality. AT Tili: OlMMIi:iM. Tiiis week's bill ut the Orpheum has its high and low spots, meaning that in some places it is goed and in others it isn't qiiite so much so. There are a few places in one of two of the acts that drag, but in all instances the numbers recover and go i.eross. I-eon KimVrlv and Reno Arnold Iiiao n siruinr and talking act that. cz c of rcrxjrts. covering a

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have SO 1TI :'(Kd lines, with plenty of comedy, but rcdhinij rmifch. Kimt-erly lias a V"od voice and Misr Arnold i c!e.-r Iferbrt Lloyd and compony ha- a take off oi nearly eerthini: in th: theatrical wo-bl f totlay. The openir.i; ef the a-r. r little slap at the riovies. is original. Iiirins: the reluaimier of the number there is e-eiT tliinir from juLvliny and impersonations to .inirir and dancing. The .' t has been here be fore. Hawson and Claire in a little .ketch called "Yesterdays" are pretty i ood. It is an e pisoJe of chiIdhoed ar;d in places the lines are almost enough to fring an honest tear from th eyes of th -iiidience. If ugh I7miuf tt assiste d hy Mahle Je rorne has a entri!oo,uial .ict that is different. He eloes a fev thimr- aloni; thi line that ar" n w . Rouble ,in:s draws pictures as ho f-ings and talks. He has a good line or talk and is really clever with the crayon. AT Till: COIAJMAL. "Peace at Any Price." the title !' the latest chapter ef Pathes T.'ie Led Circle." does not in any way apply to the t,r"f''(ot international crisis. It tells f the dete Tnlnution of of a certain Circle-branded pirl to interfere in the inharmonious domestic affairs of a newly-wedded friend and bring- a-bout peace. .she eventuallv doesj remedy the situation, the prb e of peace in this instance beintf a very expensive hat which she steals and buries in the sand. The role of June Travis, the feminine Tighter of wrongs, whose methods are contrary to law, is taken by Ruth Itoland. Conscientious Detective LnTv.ar. who has thus far failed to hunt down the perpetrator of the "Hed Circle" crimes, is well handled by Frank Mayo. This chapter tells of an Interesting escapade of June Travis. Stealing a monkey from k particularly abusive organ grinder, she sends a telegram to the detective, who is in the city, telling him that a irele branded girl 1 as perpretrated the crime. On the beach she meets newly-wedded fiiends epuarreling over a hru which the wom;n is wearing". Whe n an opportunity presents itself, she steals and buries the hat in the sand. That evening Limar calls to return a stolen necklace and almost betrays his love for her. "Sfiling" Sam. a fugitive from Justice, "blows" into town at the end of his freight car journey and is spotted by an officer. Lanar, returning he.-ne, sees the man v the officer in pursuit, and jeins n. he chase. He overtakes Lagan at the summit of a towering cliff where they stand facing each other preparatory to a tremendous tussle. Prominent among the supporting cast is Makato Inokuchi. a Japanese i ctor of note portraying the Travis Sutler who several times has suffered inconveniences through June's es apade". The next chapter will he called "Law Dodgers." Watch for it.! 1IAIIKY IjAUDKIC. Harry Lauder, the great Scottish comedian, who will be seen at the Oliver on April 11th. has been a busy man since he returned to England in December last. He went there primarily to see his only son, John, who was about to leave for the front, and who. having been wounded three times, is now captain in the Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders, ami ha just gone back for the third time for duty in France, but while there Harry was appointed recruiting sergeant in his country's service and. organising a band of 15 pipers, he toured England and Scotland, paying" out of his own pocket all the expenses of tho band, and through his eloquent speeches got thousands of young men t enlist under their country's banner. The thing thut has endeared him to "Tommy Atkina" as nothing else could and has made him the most popular man in England, was his little visits to the various hospitals w here sick and wounded soldiers and sailors were being nursed back to health. Mr. Lauder, refusing many engagements, maio a tour of these hospitals in everyone of which he gave an extended entertainment, singing all his well known songs and improvising numbers that he thought would be of the greatest Interest to the sick men. "It really would have wanned your heart to nee how tho poor fellows appreciated my efforts to lighten their troubles, and it made me feel mighty good to think that I was doinK my part to make thein hapvy. Here's a field for many a traveling actor. If he knew how- g-ooel it would make - him feel he would use his spare time while playing" in theo towns where hospital. for wounded are located, to make rner fellows a bit happier." the the at tin: a r di ro it i im. "Little Mary Sunshine." a tie reel picture featuring Ii.iby .Marie Osborne, is the chief attraction at the Auditorium today and is one of the best pictures for children that lias ever been siven here. The play starts in a cheerless. hope-foraken room in a tenement in the slum". Little Mary seem." to have been neglected when the je of life wits distributed, for her mother has sorrow and a weak heart and her father a taste for drink and a strong temper. ! The father comes home in a nrettv bad shape and frierhten h mother, whose heart stops for all time. He then runs off. leaving Litte Mary all alone. Some neighbor ;-Ms Mary that her mother has i;one to heaen and he start.- to hunt her up. She Kets tired after awhile and creeps into a standing automobile, where hhe covers herself over wit'i the rus. There she is found by Hob lu!ey. who, having" celebrated with the hoys and been turned down by his rlam-e-e. is returning home more sober each minute. Dob's parents ta';e care ef th little tv-l-o -Vin !i fte :i fiiii'ilo of baths, something to tat and a i romp in the garden. displ.t.s uch j cn inclinatitn to asree with life that; rhe is preimptly reehristened "Little Mary Sunshine." 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