South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 90, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 31 March 1919 — Page 12

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"Fiddlers Three" is a bright spot in the theatrical season. The prima donna has a voice that is both pleasing and powerful. St. Louis Post-Dispatch, March 24, 1919.

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The wickedest woman in Paris, famous for her wickedness all Paris gossips about this notorious woman. "The Light," this is the toast the lovers drink, but in their hearts they know they are drinking to darkness and sin. A woolly lamb in a green pasture, that's Woman. Not many women who wear a halo is a Madonna, yet many a woman who wears a veil of sin may hide behind it the goodness of a Madonna. In "The Light" it was long before the world discovered that the wickedest woman in Paris hid a fast treasury of goodness within her. We are more than pleased to present the Queen of all Vampires

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Not sorry because she is wicked, but because the world is mean

enough to point her out and make her notorious because of her wickedness. How differently the world treats wicked men. Men are naturally so wicked that the world takes their wickednessfor granted. It does not bother to draw attention to the bad men. It speaks only of the few exceptions who are intelligent, noble and just. But women are by nature such meek and model saints that the world doesn't bother to extol their virtues. People take for granted that woman should be truthful, dutiful, kind, and gentle as a white and woolly lamb in green pasture. So nobody bothers to speak of the good women. It's only the wicked women the world is intereectd in. The bad and sinful women are thr ones who attract attention and get all the ad-

men. And as a result, we have a paradox. Popular opinion has it that men are good and women are wicked. Isn't it nice

earned for the sex? And isn't it a shame that all women must suffer because of the exceptional woman who is wicked? It happens because the world is deluded by the foolish notion that the exception proves the ride. It all started with silly little Eve, and I hate her cordially for spoiling woman's reputation. From the day the first woman paraded her charms on this earth the world has had to labor under a misapprehension. It isn't fair it really isn't fair. We wish to say in missing this story you are missing a very rare treat. Special attention is called to the many elaborate Parisian gowns worn by Theda Bara in this gTand production. We also present one of those William Fox "Sunshine" comedies in two reels, "CHOOSE YOUR EXIT." Kiddies, also grownups, don't miss little Jane and Katherine Lee in "SMILES," Wednesday. And another good bet is Sessue Hayakawa and his cute little Japanese wife, Tsura Oarki, in "A HEART IN PAWN," Friday. Follow these tips.

port i t 1 . IlinkU' Motor company, whb li "lii.u v i retail busimys of AZ Ton! u ..iil two Fordson tractors ii.rii!-' tli" Mrs; four day of the v. -!: Whi'." thi does not s-t a new record for the popular vir. it a an uri'i.-'idl voiam- fo busir.- for thi time of th- year. Oth.-r o:br a 'so report activity, l.-i;. i'.-. i' iu-; general and not o!if.i. ,1 ;,. .. . o.ipul ir fur or price. !'..!-i.- . '! .!!.. th.- or.il of April v. ill ;. ' shortage of motor ais iIm" io fact that there was

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TUr SOUTH BEND 0iHpc Int MALLEABLE HANbt The best range manufactured today There are many reasons why it is thf best too many to mention here. It is a beautiful range.

n excellent baker, a great el saver, and made of maj I il . Ml 1 . IT

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ME in what we claim to be one of her enlighten the public and will leave feel sorry for the wicked woman.

turetH were able o rn-et the demand for trucks or pleasure cars.

DEMAND FOR FISH STILL VERY HEAVY. TIijT '.h- i-opl1 of South K-tut iiil vicinity arc vrfll'awarp rf tli f-o( vnPi of r.s'i.' i- shown y th fict thm. t)i Horton Vif-h Y'iur comjiany. saM to J the lait distributors of f r-s 1 1 (nviin fish in th worhl, announce th' arrival in Soutli Hnd of th fourtli carload wliich will a" on -ih- at f. o'clock thimornin?'. Th -'X-II-ni M'.iality of th ocean fish, and tlip fact that they are tein J offered at the price of ten cents per pound, ha. created a wonderful volume of sales, and peculiarly th market seem.- to le as for from saturated :is when the tiist carload was irot:ch here. Nor is the buying confined to the feop!e (, South Dend proper, hut al.o from the surrounding twnf and eo'intry has sprun? up a biz demand. on: ro.L mki;s wakm Shirnp Coal Yard?. Knoblock v: Martin. Telephotics: Hell 1?. Jlom T.SiO. 1 4S67-tf Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads 6 PICTURES CHANGE DAILY TODAY The Star You've Öeen Waiting for NORMA TALMADGE -in"THE PROBATION WIFE' A story of New from the Bowery Hof society's ladder. Miss GTalmadge is equally appeal ing m either sphere. . . . TOMORROW The Charming Screen Beauty ELSIE FERGUSON . in "THE MARRIAGE PRICE" t - I The story of a woman who bartered love for money. The tragic result of a love less mating is shown.

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TODAY Three Popular Screen Stars JUNE ELVIDGE, FRANK MAYO and MADGE EVANS in 'THE LOVE DEFENDER" The story of a wife's fight to retain her husband's affections. TOMORROW NORMA TALMADGE in "THE PROBATION WIFE"

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S Sentiment Here Seems Toward Appropriation Sufficient for Building New Roads. In the belief that America should have a system of National highways that would compare favorably with those of Kurop, The Lincoln Highway association, wi'li National headquarters in Detroit, is distributing propapand-i t'aorinc: the completion of the Lincoln Highway at the firliest possible convenience ami the Tow n vend bill. According to otlicials cf the ;s.-o-ciation. the Townond bill adopted as proposed wouid provide a system of Federal Transportation that would be a nucleus for ureat national improvement in roads. The main highways which would be completed under federal direction would be connected with state and county roads. JtfZ.TJSBflJBt 10-PIECE ORCHESTRAS " ' i i:- iT ' . - y ' i . i ., - - r. - - 7 . -'V'.: '- Norma Talmadge, in today's S LaSalle picture. COMING WEDNESDAY JOHN BARRYMORE in 4,Herc Comes the Bride." & t ,1H.I!l)UMJ-dWflW'HL II I II 3 p I

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TM t STOftV Or A WO KAM WHO MAD HO HO MO 8 UNTIL A BUND S0LO1 TAUCHT HER TO SEE HEB SOUL. Diracld by J.Gonkm Toward a few exceptional men have

huilt U-nder direction of the stnte or county and the combination would

result in a great Improvement of tli 'loads of th entire coantr'Sentiment here i I s,t id t favor the ; jsurhcient money for i of a system of fed-?r; Sentiment here its elsewhere is appropriation of the construction ml Y i " Vi ti"i -a tVii I - ...... I would be a re n! rrdedit to the country. iitn:sM in m: vokk. I. A. Priesa ni of the Kconomy DepartnLents. in New York city on u ttiiyins: trip. os nrsiMs nur. Herman Kies of the Kies Furniture store, is in New York city on business. GUARANTEE SHOE CO. CHANGES OWNERSHIP Announcement i made by Clyde O. Dr.ifiner and .htmes McDermott that thiry haw purchased all outstanding interest if the (luaninte? t '"tl,.,.,. nn.. ai .orui .Michigan stircet. Both men are wfll known In South K.end and vicinity through being identified with th store for the past four years arnl they declare for a broad service policy and a line of high grade sho s to be sold at the lowest possible price. N STRIKE Would Force Better Housing Conditions by Acting Together; Uy United Tress: IOXDON. March 15. (By Mail.) A strike of wives and daughters who keep houso for England's 1,000.000 coal miners Is proposed to impress the Lloyd-George government with the necessity of keeping its pre-election promises of better housing conditions. Agitators now are boosting: tho movement at neighborhood gatherings of miners wives. The wives are being ur?ed to organize unions and abstain from all household duties, including cooking and cleaning, for a given period. The women say most of them now work continuously 16 and 18 hours a day keeping thtir homes. Fenv houses near the mines are equipped with even ordinary conveniences. In proof tHeso figures are. submitted: Only five percent of mine district dwellings have bath rooms or even bath tubs. Iv?ss than 50 percent have running water; most kitchens are without sinks, and water for all purposes often must be brought from wells yards away, pail by pail. It is out of the question, the women Fay, for the usual miner's family j to buy a plot of ground and build a. i properly equipped dwelling. ! They argue relief must come from ' owners, who now are slow to build I comfortable houses. It is urged that j a strike of wives will force the govI crnment to erect model dwellings. Official refuse to discuss the agitation and brand a wives strike ea a "flighty- proposal. Some politicians, recalling that women now have the ballot, have ivcn it serious attention. PERSHING ASKS FOR MORE READING MATTER WASHINGTON, March 31 General Perhinpr ha-? cabled a call for more reading matter for the sol-' diers overseas, lie fays it is needed now more than ever. Transmitting the call today to its divisions and chapters, the American Red Cross called attention to the fact that a one-cent stamp pasted upon the cover will take th magazine to member of the expeditionary force, although some publishers recently have dropped tb notice to that effect carried by most periodicals in the ipper right hand corner of their ti rnt page. Dr. R. U. Stewart, Dentist. 417 l 'armer." Trust. Hell phone 2 T; 7 1 Advt 11615-31 NOW PLAYING PICTURES OF MAKING MOVIES Itftviitly Taken at .Sanie Theater ROBERTS, PEARL & STRAW -Half a Ton of luu" nd Uo!tdT 3.00. T. roloc T:So and :OJ. Dally 7: JO. Rambler bros. Sensational Ivpalli-liri-t. "THE SORORITY GIRLS" With Oil Doun ami .Marie 1'ey. MANN & MALLORY Hreezy .Mu.-ieal tnieil Hits. JACK BEAN & THE CHURCH SISTERS Musical Noolty. nintsDAY PICTURES OF MAKING MOVIES Ami ntc Other Act. i

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