South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 60, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 March 1919 — Page 7

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'resident Expected to Sign Bill Monday and Survey Will Start Immediately. I'OIiT WAYNi:, Ind.. March 1. At the Fort Wayne otlice of the Central Inlan.l Waterway -association today it was announced that in all probability engineer would begin work on the survey of the Miami and Uhie canal and the Toledo, Fort Wayno and Chicago barge can.il within a .hört time as I'res't Wilson is (.-xiierted to iqn the bill by Monday at the latest. facers of the association returned today from Toledo where they attended the meet Inn: of th executive ronimitt'.. The meeting resulted in chanprinK th name Of the Ohio and Indiana Inland Waterways association to tho Central Inland Waterways association, the pledffinfr of a fund of $100,000 and the openings of a branch oilk-e" in Cincinnati O., to I.- in charge of Pres't Krell and .Samuel J. Flickinpcr. assistant to th .wrrtary, Avery M. Grove?. The association has embodied four attorney. S. FT. Cook of Huntington, T. K: Kllloon of Fort Wayne, Gustavls ohlinger of Toledo, and Albert I tting r of Cincinnati. Mr. Ohlinger is th? man who uncovered the German propaganda scheme in this counttry and the one who wr.s mainly responsible for the revocation of the charter of the German American alliance. He was recently discharged as a captain in the intelligence bureau of the L'nited States army. Col. Lansing H. Uoach, who will have ! rbarge of the survey, has a corps of I s0 men ready for work just as ?oon j;iv.iiuriii wiis iiie rivers ana harbors bill. "It ha.s taken 13 years to get action on this canal." said a statement levied at the association olTice today. ut the kuccoss of the project is as sured." The total cost of l.uilding two canaU will be $250,000,000. ANOTHER EFFORT FOR SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT WASIliXGTOX. March 1. Chairman Jones of the senate woman suffrage committee, announced today that before congress adjourns another effort would be made to secure the adoption of a resolution authorizing submission of an eiual suffrage amendment to the federal constitution. In making the announcement. Sen. Jones introduced a modified resolution giving states initial authority to enforce the proposed amendment. The new resolution was designed to meet objections of senators from the southern states and was reported 'j have the approval, xis a comprom;se measure of I'res't Wilson and leaders of woman miff rage organizations. Sen. Jone discussed the. siinjeet yesterday with the president who was said to hive expressed hop that the resolution would be adopted before adjournment. The measure provides that franchise shall not bw- abridged because of sex and contains the following ci.-iusi' : "The several states shall have the authority to enforce this article by necessary legislation, but if any state diall enforce or enact laws in conflict therewith, then congress 1 shall not be excluded from enacting appropriate legislation to enforce it. SPANISH GOVERNMENT SUSFENDSPARLIAMENT MA I) HI D. Trvirsday. IVb. 'J 7. Tn view of the obstructionist tactics Sy 'he oi'position against lal'or legisla'ion, the government decided todav 'o suspend parliament. Oreat surMis.e was caused by the announcement that the cabinet had resolved prorogue the budget and different ills faorable to labor until July. Reports from Barcelona, where he woi kiiiif men have bocn restive re that the situation brought about y ine siriKf oi me eioji"yes oi ine ".in-;dian company stems to bo imroving. ?!i:v m:i: cominc; hack aln i:dy " the second helping of Ohio Ilock'al!ey and I 'due Diamond Ken''ckv cil. Tlie proof of the pud";i:g is the second helping. (let your et order in before the storms of "' nh. ". H. lefrees will till your der j.-emptly. "l.i S. Taylor-st. 'liones Hell -73 and Home Ü279. Ailvt. 1 4 V 2 3 - 2 WHY NOT TRY POPHAM'S ASTHMA MEDICINE SOLDDY ALL DRUCGIST5 PRICE 41 00 C BOXES FOR $5 00. j TRIAL PACKAGE BY MAIL 10c. ' TMUUMS HfG. CO.. Props. C!e!nd. 0.' Tor s,ile by Central Drug Co. Cuticura Soap and Ointment for Skin Troubles H droffffiit: So CS. Omttnrt 5 $0. Talcum w. acome Slenrfpr ReJatt your ij'it 10 to 63 lb.. cr no- I uri.-r JUo Ol-AHNTKi: tr c:rg OIL OF I Central lru st'T; P.utiuu'a ; Am-ri'-ao Lru; Co.. in SuutL Ueinl. titnv fn axfc tyvrmirm rf OIL OT

at Tin: onniiXM. The, Jack Alfred Trio present their novel laugh-provoking act. "mi!e," a a feature of the current vaudeville bill, which closef its engagement tonight. Walmsley and Myers, eb ver eccentric comedians; Maxine Alton rnd company in the pity of stage life entithd "Two Weeks' Notice;" Lrooks and George, black-facel ton? writers, and the Drton girls, dainty singers with pleading personalities, complete the excellent bill. IJeginning tomorrow a big-time posing act top.s the bill. Untitled "The Sandman s Hour," and presenting fairy pictures with beautiful girls, it is. a number thru cannot fail to please. Blanche and Jimmie Creighton, in a humorous skit of "rube" life; the Hodge Podge Sextette, excellent musicians and singers; Deane and De-brow, boys from Dixie, and Joe P.arton, the cycling tramp, round out the program.

AT Tili: CA STL i:. l!ret Ilarte's famous prairie romance, "The Judgment of the liolinas Plains," has at last reached the screen, and under th-? title of "The Dawn of Understanding" and with ilessie Love in the stellar . role, is shown at the Castle theater today. Produced on the speaking stage several years ago as ".Sue" and used as a starring vehicle for the famous Annie Russell, this is the sort of story that never grows old. It tells of a lonely little maid of the plains, bartered by her father for gold and leading a life of slaveiy, who mistakes flattery for love, with a near tragedy as the result. Tomorrow Violet Mersoreau is the star in "The Nature Girl." si.i:i:iiN; iktm:ks." Direct from its six months' run at the Dijou theater. New York, and on itn way to a run at the Princess theater, Chicago, "Sleeping Partners," with Irene Uordoni and Wallace Eddinger in the leading role. The comedy is adapted from the French by Seymour Hicks and the production made under the direction of John D. Williams, for many year? the manager of the Charles Frohmn interests, and in every detail will be the same here as in Ncv York and Chicago. Miss Pordoni. who has never appeared here, is said to a beautiful French girl with a wonderful personality, and Mr. Kddinger is a well known light comedian, who appeared in the original production of "The Poomerang" and "Js'eveii Keys to Lialdpate." AT Till AUIHTOIUl'M. Mrs. Vernon Castle, often called the "best dressed woman in pictures," comes to the Auditorium today in a five-feel sensational drama called "The Mysterious Client." in which the attractive star is said to have a congenial role and opportunity to display some of her beautiful gowns. "Fooling the Detective," a two-reel comedy, und the Pathe News of late events of interest will also be shown. Sunday's bill includes "The Fatal Marriage." a tworeel "Sunshine" comedy; Warren Carrigan in "The Paupers' Troubles." a sensational western drama: Mutt a ad Jeff; the Pathe News, and "Tli ? T..ure of the Circus," the thrilling serial story featuring Eddie Polo. Harold Lockwood in "The Great Romance. " and "Fatty" Arbuckb in a two-reel comedy will be the attractions for Monday. WILLIAMS STUCK CO. "The Girl Without a Chance." iz the title of the play which will be presented at the Oliver theater Sunday afternoon and night by the Ed. Williams Stock company. The story relates to a little immigrant who comes to this country to seek her fortune. She falls in the hands of '"white slavers," and experiences some heart rending incidents. Many eomedy situations are said to occur throughout the piece. Mr. Williams has provided a complete scenic equipment and promises an exceptionally attractive production. m:ssii; ijahiuscali: is T1IK LASALLI'S STAU In "All of Sudden Norma," pretty Pessie Ilarriscale pleases the Lasalle patrons today. The story is a mixture of serious and comedy situations and the attractive s.tar has many opportunities to prove her versatility and dramatic ability. She piays a rl?h girl suddenly deprived of her support by a swindler. She decided to make money as men do and employes thieving methods to acquire ! wealth. Many romantic and thrilling adventures befall her making pleasing screen entertainment. The picture has been well cast and handsomely produced. Sunday. Wallace Keid in "The Dub." Kind Invitation. (Lewisburg Leader.) Th fallow who has been using the Leader's coal lost flis Vhncco in the coal house the other night. He may have same by calling at this otflce.

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li REFUGEES Refugees Passing From Moscow to Stockholm Describe Conditions in Helsingfors. WASHINGTON, March 1. Addieional light on the situation in thv portions ot Kussia under bolshevik control is given by a summary of reports secured recently from a number of refugees who passed through Helsingfors on their way from Moscow to Stockholm. The summary was made public eoday b3the state department because of the various conflicting acounts of conditions which have been received recently. "The party at Hek.ingfors," Faid the summary, "was composed of French, British, Pelgian and Italian citizens, most of them Red Cros.s workers. The reports all agree as to the excessive cost of all necessaries and the scarcity of food. Dog meat is quoted at four ruMes ($2) a pound; horse meat at fifteen rubles a pound; Pork at sixty rubles and bread at tiftcen rubles. The country is practically stripped of all manufactured articles, especially wearing apparel, and all grain and supplies are requisitioned b the soviet government from peasants, who receive nothing in return. "Typhus is reported to be spreading, one thousand new oases being reported at Moscow weekly, and the (hospitals are unable to take care of them. T-iek of milk lias resulted in many deaths of ' children trom starvation. "The food situation is very bad and the food is distribi ted in three categories, a full portion to those doing heavy work; a h.ilf portion to employes of the soviet government and private houses and general office work and one-fourth portion to people not engaged in any occupation. The portions depend on the supplies on hand, a full portion generally being one pound of bread daily. Soldiers get an army portion jof two pounds of bread, half pound of meat daily and an additional monthly allowance of two and onehalf pounds of sugar, and one and jone-hulf pounds of fats. I "All clothes and other necessar- ! ies can only be secured through perI mission of tin government by cards land at fixed prices." SOUTH BEND MEN SPEAK TO HOUSE COMMITTEE INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., March L Argument that the publie service commission thould cor.trol public utilities was presented to the house committer on judiciary A last night by advocates of the Powers senate bill 12Ö which would permit utilities to surrender their franchises at any time anil submit to commission control. Charles W. Jewett, mayor oi Indianapolis, Samuel Ashby, city attorney, and Woodburn Mason and Dixson Uynum, his assistants, opposed the measure, basing their brief on the case of the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Co. This company under the Powers bill could discontinue service under the city of Indianapolis'. William A. Mclnerny. South Pond, representing the Northern Indian i Cas and Electric Co., declared that though the constitution will not permit the state government to compel utilities to come under the commisvom. this should be encouraged in every way possible. He said that rulings of the commission in 5S rate eases had Raved the people of Indiana approximately $1.001.000. T. W. Slick, city attorney of South Pend. Charles Kflso. representing the Torre Haute, Indianapolis, and Pastern Traction company, James Clark, attorney for the Independent Telephone association, Samuel Tomilson, president of that organization, and CI. P.. Freeman, representing the Pichmond Telephone Co.. spoke for th bill. Tomilson said that the bill was drawn and pre sented in behalf of ihe t-mall telephone companies and denied the report that other interes's were concerned in its introduction. He said that surrender of the franchises by utilities woul enable increased rates to cope with the increased cost of commodities. Freeman declared that under the present franchise system the cons imer pays the bill by receiving poor service, because the utilities cannot obtain s.ufiicient revenues. Something L'ke It. "The door to success must be a revolving door." "Huh?" "If you dont dive i 1 quickly some bol v will have you cut on the sidewalk." Hill JMEkl Tuesday, Marth 3-4. Scats Left.

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lioautlful ami Iiewitching Mrs. Vernon Castle "The Mysterious Client" l-'ivo reels of mystery, love and conflicting emotions. our ery popular PATIIi: M.WS of current oents. Tex lay's no featim the first Mi-iies of the remarkally cllkient "Canioadage" ideauseil to deceive c;ernum I-b;t-t; cxehiic s-ciu's ef an iitcii an airplane tlyins between the maMs of a warship while on its way to Cuba for maneuvers: wild demonstrations accompany the ivtum to New York of The Hell laghtcrs." a New Vik contingent of oolornl soldiers; thrilllnj: scenes of icx boats traveling at a mile :i minntr speed, ami many other intensting secnos of cijual merit. Jipit a vvonl in praise of this remarkable weekly of current events The l'atlio News is concded to be the one !K"t ncw. re'l on the market. Wc show It here every Saturday and Wednesday. "HUM' AM) SFKK, I)l-n'I-;TriVi:s,M U the conuMly t inlay, and as it i- a Mack Sennett-Paramount two-reel scream, jon are sure to enjoy it.

2C jyfiwu"'1 Dorit worry" ibout that skin trouble Re sin ol will heal it Only these who have really suffered from malignant skin disorders can understand the mental and physical discomfort that such affections brirv;. People avoid you your best friends are ashamed to be seen with you and in general, your life is made really miserable. Yet it is a consolation to know that even serious and long established troubles of this kind are penerally overcome promptly and completely by the use of Resinol Ointment. Quicker results as a whole may be obtained by first bathing the affected parts with Resinol Soap and hot water. Retinol Ointraer.t and Resinol Soap maybe purchased at all diusrists. NOW PLAYING JACK ALFRED . TRIO In their Comedy skit, smili;' and Holiday 3:0"). F.vfnlni 7:Sfl and D:00. Daily 2:0. WAMSLEY & MAYERS Comicalities of Life. TWO WEEKS NOTICE" With Maxine Alton. BROOKS & GEORGE Xo ed Song Writers. DREON GIRLS In .Sonfrs and Smiles. I COWING SUNDAY J "THE SANDMAN'S HOUR" 1 Ami Four Other Acts, j ' am " " fc ii i i ii i i mill mm f-jtt mmt Art Materials, Ilcturo lYamln. THE I. W. LOWER DECORATING COMPANY, Sou tli Bend, Indiana. Wall Paper. Draper! . Paint BnppKcj. Urikra Trust Company Kaf Zxoift Boxe vttix aociaJ fadLÜM f Um priraey of ca-tom&rm.

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TODAY The Petite Emotional Star BESSIE BARRISCALE ALL OF A SUDDEN NORMA" The story of a girl who made up her mind to get the good things of life in spite of her poverty. TOMORROW That Likable Screen Hero WALLACE REID in THE DUB' How a young chap becomes burglar for a night, gets the papers and the girl as well, and foils the villain. No one can play the role quite as well as "Wally.' n v is i I ir

TODAY Wistful and Appealing BESSIE LOVE in "THE DAWN OF UNDERSTANDING" Adapted from Annie Russell's stage success, "Sue," which was written by Bret Harte. The action is laid in the great west. TOMORROW VIOLET MERSEREAU in "THE NATURE GIRL"

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