South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 275, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 October 1917 — Page 5

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s ' kv T'ir,,Ji-'h Jt lahclrl a lau'him? succes lurn to tne Kint. j,n.-r heart interest of th . Wiia l;r'l Smith variety found in 'that author's "Fortune Hunter," j "Trevv ster's Million." and "The i 1 1 o rii e ra r ix" . John F. Hazzard collab rat'-d with Mr. Smith in writing Turn to th" HUht!" There will all so be a Saturday matinee. Kitty IionT, the dancing demon of the New York Winter harden, t w hose Yrta Tillv-evuue characterization of Suzi in " 1 1 d.tnsori t'rusoe. I Jr.." 1! one f)f the features of the ! sensationally successful musical extra era nza, enjoyed the good ofhers ,('f so mnr.v abl- preceptor. that ?hf ; could hardly fail to achieve a career J ;m a p'i former. Her father and j mother constituted the well known j vaudeville team of Joe and Kitty jl'oner in other days Kitty was born ..md raided on the stage. ;ind when j her father retired and her mother 'joined the New York Hipnodrome j forces, the vast state of that insti tution became her dally playground. The hundred. of performers there took a fancy to the child and vied with each other in teaching her some trick of statecraft. Now. although scarcely IS years old. she ranks as a near ptar. Father travel with her much of the time, while ! her mother continues to perform with the Hippodrome traveling show. Miss Doner will be seen with Al Jolson In "Robinson Crusoe. Jr.." at the Oliver theater tomorrowevening. at Tin: ri)iT()Kiri. lvelyn Xeshit Thaw nnd her little five year old son. Russell Thaw, were yesterday's attractions at the Auditorium, appearing In a seven reel drama called. "Redemption." a story based on the life of Miss Nesblt. but worked in so cleverly and so beautifully, that one would hardly realize it is her life. The picture brines In, not only her little son, but her present husband. Jack Clifford, for a moment, and although there Is a sussestlon of the Stanford-White. Harry Thaw affair, there Is only n. passlnp plance. which works Into a powerful dramatic story. Miss Nesbit surprises with her really clever dramatic work and the production on the whole is one of the best shown here for a Ions time. The picture which drew larpe crowds yesterday, will be repeated today. "The Yankee Way." starring that popular fellow, Georpe Walsh, will be tomorrow's feature. Excellent though Georpe speed dramas have been. It Is said that not one of them can match the fun. spirit and swift action of this latest production. The story takes George from a western ranch to Uthunia. a small Ralkan principality, and all who have seen George work, can imagine what happens when that volcanic youth and the pompous I,ithunian counts and dukes clash. Woven throughout this fine comedy theme. Is an unusual story' of love and adventure, it Is said. The Pathe news of current events and a Sidney Drew comedy, called "Mr. Parke, Hero," will also be shown. AT Tili: CASTLK. "Rasputin, the Mack Monk" Is the title of the feature film shown at the Castle theater again today and tomorrow. The story which deals with the thrilling events that led up to the great recent revolution in Russia, has for its central figure the illiterate and drunken sleddriver who rose to ruling power on the ladder of religious superstition. Other characters from life are realistically portrayed and the fictitious events that have been troduced to assist in telling storv fit in admlrablv with the inthe selection of material from the actual course of affairs. The story traces the rise and fall of this evil monk who was feared by all of Russian peasantry. Rasputin's effect upon the fate of a great nation when ruled by a man whose only qualification is that of birth, offers a potent argument in favor of democracy. AT Tili: OKPHIXM. Heading the present Orpheum bill is the act of the "Fascinating Flirts." featuring Phil Adams and a company of talented and pretty girls. Joseph Rrowning, a favorite with Orpheum patrons comes bak 15c can Dried Beef 10c 5 ius Teile: Soap 23c 5 bars Gloss Soap 27c 7 lbs. nice Sweet Potatoes 25c 2 lb. sack Cold Medal Flour 14c doz. Can Rubbers 25c 5c pkc. Shredded Cocoanut 4c Clio ice Maiden Blush Apples, pk 39c $ lbs. nice Onion 10c 2 1 oc cakes Toilet Soap. . .17c 25c jar Olives 21c 25c bottle Catsup 21c 24 i-S lb. cloth sack Pastrv Flour $1.49

thi year with a new line of timely : patter. Vardon and Terry, play guitar.-, danu' and sin.; in a nvM ; pleasing manner and keep the j-pec- I tator entertained for every minute, of their act. Ivi Craciosa, in her j interpretations of visions in fairy-j

land and Goldit and Mack. two clever chaps in acrobatic dances, make up the program. 44 IIA II V MIN IT' SHOWN ACAIN TODAY. The lively farce comedy, "Raby Mine" is beinc repeated at the 1Salle today. The first day's crowd.-! evidenced their appreciation of thej ciever play with frequent outbursts of laughter, for it is an amusing picture that pleases all ages. A frivolous younr wife decides to surprise her husband with a baby and g-ts a friend to borrow one. He returns with three and when friend husband arrives there are many amusing complications. Madire Kennedv is particularly attractive and enteriu;i:m- a me wue. ine rest of tho company Rives fine support. On Wednesday, "The Grafters", with Jack Devereaux, will be shown. PLAN TO GIVE WILSON FULL POWER IN RECESS WASHINGTON. Oct. 2. After a call at the white house Monday, Sen. Iewis said he would propose passage of a bill giving the president full power to do anything during the forthcoming recess of congress that may be called for by any sudden emergency. "I told the president." said the senator, "that we could get the war revenues bill passed finally this week, pass the soldiers Insurance bill next week and adjourn by the end of the following week. The president is anxious that the insur ance bill pass, that the families of I the soldiers can have security and the soldier have peace of mind. "I think it would be wisdom for congress to pass a law giving the president full power to do anything in the recess of congress that may be called for by any sudden emergency, whether from international complications or home price-fixing of commodities for war necessities. This would prevent calling congress before the regular December meeting and also give Immediate legality to any action however unexpected. "The president expressed himself as deeply appreciative of the generous course of congress toward him, particularly in Its refusal to hamper him in any way In any of his executive functions or of introducing party opposition or personal politics against necessary measures. The president is satisfied with our war situation and our readiness for action and has full confidence in American success everywhere." UNEARTH SKELETONS OF POMPEII VICTIMS MILAN. Oct. 2. After a lapse of close upon 2,00 0 years since the destruction of Pompeii, tho skeletons of four of the victims have been discovered in the actual positions In which they were overtaken by the catastrophe. Two of these victims, apparently a man and wife belonging to the upper classes, had evidently been caught by the shower of red hot stones in the cloistered garden of their villa, and while hastening to seek shelter in a corner had been suddenly burled and asphyxiated through the collapse of the roof overladen with volcanic dust. The husband was found in a sitting position, with his head and back bent forward and the wide apart. His wife was stan erect immediately behind him gold earrings were iound on a level with her ears, and there are two gold rings Ftlll on the fingers, j A third skeleton was that of a youth huddling with his faoe to a hole in the garden wall. The last j of the group, a full-sized man, bent almost double under the weight of the suffocating debris, had on a finger of the right hand an iron ring inset with a prettily engraved cornelian. STARTING TO FEED CAPTIVE AMERICANS WASHINGTON. Oct. 2. American prisoners of war in Germany will be furnished enough food for their subsistence independently of rations provided them by the German 3. The American Red Cross through arrangements with the British general prisoners of war committee, is doing this for the American prisoners In Germany of whom there are now 101, and a eommittee of the American Red Cross has been established at Herne. .Switzerland, to do this work In the future. This committee will work directly under the American Red Cross and will take over all the work of provisonlng American soldiers and sailors who may be held in Germany. VILLA LOOSE AGAIN EL PASO. Texas. Oct. 2. Fran- ! cisco iUa. leading a band of his followers, swept down from the Durarco mountains last week and captured the town of Rosario, Duranco. according to an employe of an American corporation operatthvre who arrived here Monday. He said Villa had declared himself supreme dictator of the district surroundinc Rosario, had regulated the price of foodstuffs, levied taxes and seir.ed a quantity of wheat for distribution among the poor. tomato ns. $1.00 per bushel. Fympsort .acres, 1 mile west of Kcelcr. Michigan. Can fill any sire ordered. Rrintr your basket. Fhone Hartford 504--3". Advt. Advertisers make profits from volume not prices.

Only Started Fight', in On I. W. W. Gangs WASHINGTON, Oct. 2. great harvest of indictment The return - ed at Chicaco it was authoritatively! i stated Monday nitrht is but a fraction of what the government will reap as the result of its nation- 1 wide raid on I. W. W. ollices Sept. ; otn. i Only those regarded by the gov ernment as the chief figures in the alleged conspiracy to thwart the government In its w ar plans have been Indicated. Tons of documents ; felzed In the raid have yet to be studied, their disclosures catalogued ami arraned for use in further pro- ', ceedlngs. This work is now going on in approximately 50 towns and cities from coast to coast. In obtaining indictments against 1 6 C alleged ring leaders of the conspiracy, the department of Justice ha" simply skimmed the cream of the investigation. Documents in its possession are understood to show extensive and far reaching minor plans, confined to particular localities and designed to affect local situations through which those named in the Indictments and many others are believed by the authorities to have sought to hamper the government by methods, some of which have : not yet been disclosed to the public. ' Contrary to general belief, no di- j rect connection has been shown thus far between the alleged leaders of I the conspiracy and the huge German corruption fund believed to have been operating In this country pince America's entry into the war. Many Indications point strongly to the connection which officials hope

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establish, but none it is reported, absolutely confirm ltoryCHICAGO, Ort. 2. Charles F. 'line. Tnited States district attor ney, began Monday to get evidence which resulted in the indictment of 165 I. W. W. ortKials into shape to go before Judge Kene-taw M. I.andis iar.d ask for speedy trials. j Judge Landis has been assigned jt"0 criminal call here this winter! and unless n chance of venue is takwill preside at the trials. FHE GREAT DIVIDE The woman in the of life loss of - nt - ed not dread to meet the - .-r 1 III illT I ' A 1 W I ; her outh w h e n growing elderly. i While some charms dimini.-h. oth ers hhould replace thTn charms of experience, ruitlvatin. wisdom. The great physical changes met between the fortieth and fiftieth year are Indeed serious, ar.d are not always well borne. In the strain of modern life, few women are in condition to meet these changes without some apprehension of deranged health. Rut with the excellent help of Lydia K. Pinkham's Yegetable Compound, that old, trustworthy woman's medicine, a woman may conüdently expect to enter later life as well and robust as ever. Adv. !MMyttlMm uthm in uif thmt. V- ' V TTL. rnH nu taoar. rm wbM Ii i h M dM far ! AXkM g Trading; with advertisers means more for less cash. -

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1 he vntral and nuwt cnigniatl' character in the mw m'iih bma! in-vtaiT -n n- ilii-, oiuitrv has iT known, Jolyn cl;it Thaw ha at lat 'nnc t tin recii to Inv and prow Im- iiuux riui' to tu Mltsidt world hy tlcpicliim tin inot lioriiblo lilV as brought in i!n iH(iriou Thaw - hii -a one f tin iiuvst tcrrif.vin- tragic lies over ronunitt:'I and still frcli in Ihc memory of many then' lianlh a man or woman who will not want to see this great story ph tuie. On aeeount of this bin speeiul featun. we alie all who ran. in onu in tin matinee thU pietun apical osfecLall.v to the ladies. 4 make up jour lnalince parties now take our advice and ki p away from the 8 o'clock show, l ather come very early or at I o'cloek. ; Mi-it-: Main I bH.r. 1. mii-: llah-nm. 10 -ents and Children till l oIo k, 5 cent. This is tho "Time, riaee and .irl." o dn t mi it.

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