South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 93, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 3 April 1919 — Page 13
THE SOUTH BEhü NEWS-TIMES
mi lisnw i:vr.vr:. riiii. i3
LEGAL NOTICES ?f?JWl An(MINHT!cTiON. jtion to b- proad of rcord and re-Hm-M .rrn appnintM br th Ork j rrrln th matter in petition f th Circuit Court of St. JÖwph .'un- ; Prayl for to th county Purveyor 1y. Mat of Inilimri.. ndinlni? mtriT nf ! 'T th fniflnef-r In nc cordancp with
i rtat of r,,.;, Krlr.i:. 1 J j, t I'oii'itr. lcntl. hIJ -Uat Id n ip;K-.i to NAI AH KIMM;, I. MA. w. sti:m;ki.ant Atfy. for A-lrix. it- : St. f'lv.nt. Ailir.T. mn -iti:iii:T stati; or IN hi A.". NOTM f.. ST. .P'SKl'Il 'l.M. SS In tfi St. .In rlor Vurt. Khruirr Trm, passu: i;(kii LlMJAIt IMT' rr. ... 4:;07. It-- It lr,Dtn thir tl-- r. c nnnn'l i ii . t i;t irr ini ni.-.i in n;.- .,ni- t tt i r k "f ;m1 Vjrt Ti-r -oriij.!:ilnt .liffilrnt sail! ! fT) n t in t'.'- ;'' tnjthr nlth n pr.irr n JTl.l.i vlt j tbflt wHi.j (effti!nrit. KiJ?.ir 'r"vlt 1 not t a r-l ! t.t r,f tl. Sfnt.- f Iri'll.irn S.iM l-fri'l n nf U ;-r-) iiftlfil t.S:it nM rui will tm: for frl.il on JIPi dijr of Mar. 1!1V. t vi ni 1'1 n z ti ) 'lay of th- ;r H nt tr-rm of .i I j t'ourt Mrbli-h '-o;n rii .i il at th i t '( Sotjt? In-1, o:i t!. .".r.l Mi.ihI.iv In !! . ru;trj. on nhl. h ijny m 1 1 il.-f.-n laiit M ! r'iiir-il to Nppor to vil'l ii'tl- n. ; wiu:i;i: m vai:m:it. ru-rk. i:- M.ni: rism:i:. D-.ntv. ;. a. f:m.ktt. Attv. f..r riaintin. 1 2iI'KTITION NO. I. tlr. f th Ullnjr of Itltln for tli Itnproirmfnt of a Highway In M. .loaph County in t h 'tat of Indian. .tl- 1 l)-rvlr Rlvrtj, ti.nt a jtltlou aiilr's!iii to tt. ltoaril of romniinl'tier of tb County of St. Joph In tn Staff of Indiana. kIsttiM by Jmii W. Strop anl Mnr person , rnor- tlmn fifty In numNcr, who r'-prefvnt thrmselve c-arh to ! a frTi'.Mrr n nI tr (f viM owntj. an-1 lil'-h petition prays far the j Jnjpruv riint of a highway wholly In . mM ouiity. ,1i n tho 2!th luy of , .Marh. A. I. 1'jiy tlUil In t:. cfli of th Auditor of said runty. ' TLat nld nu'-ltor il l thru nr.d thrn I bv rrjilorspin'-nt upon petition il--ttr.!ttr th 1'lst ly of April. A. I. l'JU. ' the name hrinar n 1iy In th. regular s- j Klon of thn f Ioari of Ccnunlrisiotirri', t onl "hlch null ly ! not tnor thfn thirty !ay after tin ftllnc of ald petition, a h thr day upon -whlih th p-tl-tlonrj would prrnt Paid in-tltlon to eld Ioard of ('ommlxsloiierf,. Th.nt n.ild it!tlon ! for th Imprnrenint of a rertaln hlIiway un'lr th Act panned at the 71 t regular 'Ion of the Krral aswrntdy of the Stat of Indiana, whtrh Art 1 entitled "An Ai t to proTide for the establishment, opnlnjr widening', repair, conntructloa. und malntnatj e- of hlshwayn. rulrerts and brldjre throughout th county nnl upon county line, providing for th location, the manner of thlr conntnu t Von, superTlslon and cntroI; proTldlne fur the lmuance cf county bond for payment for all auch Improvement, nnd providing for thr takln? ovr of township roads by the county and the making of certain road?, county highway and all other matter properly connectel therewith nnd ilecLirlnT an em-ri:cncy." Which Act. was apprcrd March 11th. 1911 and which ald Act lt commonlv known na The County Unit Road Act." That the matter to be considered at men hcatlni; 1 whetuer nald petition is In du form and sufficient in aubstane to Justify the ald IJoKril'f Commlsaionti In rr.aklnfr nd entering uu order for ald petition to N spread of r-cord nnd referring th matter in said petition prayed for to th count? surveyor or to an enj?iuer in accordance with the i rovlfdonti of aald A t. That the betrlnnlne, rourae and termination of ald proposed highway and improvement are aa follows: I'.efrlnnln? nt a point at the Southeast corner of Section Thirteen l.? Township Thlrt.v-tlv4 north Kantr )n 1) Hast; thence North nlontr the JJast Uoundarv lines of ,Sction 1.1, 12 and I In Township 3." .North Itarjfe One l'.ast; thence contlnulnc North alonif the Hunt Boundary of Heetiona 2. 24. Vi and 12 in Township T.d North ltanze One Cast to th Nrthair eornr of WVO"U Aw. ui.' .I.IIU linilr 1 L'aat, all in LUwrty Jp-ene Townthips. St. Joseph County, Stat of Indiana. That aald petitioner re,minend that the hltrhway b made fourteen (II) f.'f in width, and alfo ni-oninicnd that said highway be psved or aurfaced with concrete, with "uflVlent born and dltchen at each aide thereof and with such culverts, bridges and other waterway an the nurveyor or enplnecr and th hoard of Ccmrals'alorier of i-ald county may deem t bo sufficient. Now, Therefore, all persons or corporations whose land or property will bo affected bj the work In said petition prayed for and all other interest! perKon.. If anv, are hereby notified that on the Clxt day cf April, l'.'p.i. t 1 o'clock in the forenoon or us soon thereafer i the salj petition can be heard, at the ommlloner room In th Court IIou. of St. Joseph County, Indiana the iald petition will then and there b presented to said Hoard of i "oinin'.sloneri and a hearlnc Lad thereon and that any interested person, ff any. may appear at ald hearing and show cnue. If any he have, why the prayer if said petition nhoulil not be cranted. In Witn Whereof, I Arthur 1. Wolf. Auditor of St. Joseph County, do hereby flijn the above and affix niv se.l thereto cd this lioth 1av cf M.-m-h VM'.K Aiinirii f. wom Auditor S't. Joseph County. i .. riTTITlCsN NO. I. Notice of tlio I 'iliiur of a the lniprociiif iu of a llilna in St. tloM pli County in tlu Stat of liwliantt. Notice is her-by given, tli.it a petition adlrc.-s-d to the Hoard of Commissioners of tl; County of t. .Icph in the .tate of Indiana, signed by lTiias S. Scann hrrn. leiJ eit Shimp. Home1 lnl y. Kay Kemlev et al, more than :'itt in ii',:ri;ö"r. who represented theiu'U .ich tt be a freeholder and voter ot .iid county and which petition prays for1 tho improvement of a highway whol- 1 y in said county, was on the 17th i day of March, a. 1. 1911. filed inj the ofrice of the Auditor of :-aid j County. t That said Auditor iid then and there- by enir'i'i'nt upon sanl pe- ; tltion i-esUnate the 1 4th day of April. A. 1. l'.'li. the same being a l.y in the regular s".ion of the siid Hoard , of i'omniKvHner anl which said j day i-- r-"t nioe t!un thirty days af-, ter tiie :;!lng of said pt:tiMi as the ' day upon v. Inch the petitioner would present siid petition to said Hoard of Commissioners. i That said petition is for the im- ; provement of a ertain hishway un- ; der the Act passed at the , 1st regular sex-itm of the gener.il ;rembly of the State of Indiana, which Act! is entitled "An Act to provide fo: the' establishment. ojening. widening, rei.air, construction and maintenance of hisrhwas. culv!s and bridges?! throughout t!i county and upon ( county lines. pro id'.ni: for the Iocation, the m-inntT of their construetier, supervision and control; pro- ! lding for the issuance of county! bond- for pirr.r,t for all s-uch im-' irove.mcnt5, and providing fr the j ' . . .- . - : - .1-4 . V. . ! taUing o i; in i.siiip I u county and the making of certain roads, county hi--:hwas arid all other matters properly conne.-ted therewith and decl.irin.- .m emergency." Whb"h Act was apprued March 11th A. I. 1 1 1 whili said Act i.i commonly ki.ovn as Tht County L'nit Koad Act. That the m.it: r u i-c cur.sid. r d , at such l. .in:g Is w h Unit i Hi lt:- fin 1. 1 i w.ibst ii. to lu-f.f ther s an: peti- . nd s at :':(' t-nt j the .-.iid Hoard j of 'uiiiniis- '.er.. Ts. making and entering ari urdtr for the iaid piti-
th provilon.4 of K.iki Act. Th.-it the be?lnninir. course and termination of sa.id proposed hitjhv.a and irruro t went arc us follows: Th.it r.irt of the highway coinrnonly known ami df-KiKn.it-ed a the Kdwardsburf? HlKiiway. which ho-sins at terminui of prf nt nnd exiKtln imjtroved Kdw-frdsburp Highway in Clay Township at a point one-half mile we.t 'f thf boundary line between Clay and Harrw Townships which b-inntnT point bein the Xortli Quarter Corner o? .-ctIon 2. Township ?,8. Itantfe IC.tst ; thence ra.t in a straight Iirif for a( llLance of a.bout tine: and 'one-half miles to about ono-fourth mile we-t of tho town of (Iraner; thenc? ilast in a straight line for a distance of al.-out two miles and thrf e-quarters to the County I,lno. betnK the North Kast Corn r of Section 16, Tow nshi) ::s, Itanu'e 4 ICaM. all of which is known as the Kdward.-buriJ Highway; then also tda.-tins at a point about one and onejuarter miles w-st of the County Unc on said I-'dwardsburpr Highway where said Highway intersects with the road known a st the HerRonia Uoad, which point is the Kast lTiRhth ('orncr in North Uoundary of Section 17. Township North. Ilantfe 4 I'at; thence North alon said Ht.?ouIx I load for a distance of one-half mile to the North Houndary line of said S"tato, which Ls known as the. Herjronia Road; that the entire length of said Highway and Hoad to bo improved is about seven and one-half miles. That s-ald petitionor recornmerii that the highway be made eighteen lh) feet in width, and akso recommend that paid highway be paved or surfaced with concrete or someother suitable, practical and approved road material, with sufficient bcrrns and ditches at each side thereof and with such culverts, bridges and other waterways the surveyor or engineer and the Hoard of Commissioners of said county may deem to be suflicient. Now, therefore, all per?ons or corporations whose lands or property will be affected by the work in said petition prayed for, and other interested persons, if any, are hereby notified that on the, 14th day of April, A. r. 1919, at ten o'clock in the forenoon or as hoon thereafter as the said petition can be heard, at
the commb's.oners room In the court house of t. Joseph County, Indiana, the said petition will then and there be presented to Faid IJoard of Commissioners and a hearing had thereon and that any interested person, if any, may, appear at said hearing nnd show cans, if any, he ha.ve, why the prayer of said petition should not bt granted. In witness whereof, I, Arthur F. Wolf, Auditor of t. Joseph County do hereby sign the above and affix my soal thereto on this 22nd day of March. A. D. 1919. A 1 ITH UK F. WOLF, Auditor of .St. Joseph County T.OUIS M. 1 1 A M.MKRSCI IM I DT. Attorney for the Petitioners. 27I'KTITION NO. 1. Notice of the Piling of a IVtltlun for the IniproTetnent of lllKhwty In (ifrmin Tois-nshlp. M. Joseph County, in the Mat of Indiana. Notlc is hereby given that a petition addressed to the Hoard f Commissioners of the County of St. Josepli. in the Stat of Indiana, slcrned by John M. Swart?, and other persons, more than fifty (Vn In number, who represent themselves each to be a freeholder and voter of said County, and which petition pray for the Improvement of a hlchway wholly in said County, was on the 21th day of March. A. D., It 11. filed in the office of the Auditor of .m id County. That said Auditor did then and there, by endorsement upon said petition, de-s'Knuts-the 2lst day of April. A. 1. 1919. the same being a day In the repulur session of th said Hoard of Commissioners and which 'said dar Is not mre than thirty (.Kb days after the filing of snld petition, as the 1L17 upon whlcli the petitioners would present said petition to said Hoard of Commissioner. That said petition i for the improvement of : certain highway under the Act pasved at the 71st regular session of the (leueral AsM-mblv f the Stufe of Indiana, which Act ia mtitled. "An Act to provide for the establishment, opening, widening, repair, construction and maintenance of highways, culvert, and bridges throughout the County und upon county lines, providing for the I cation the manner of their construction, supervision, ami control; providing for the Issuance of county bond- for payn'ent for all sucn improvements, and providing for the taking over of town ship roads by the county and the inn Wing of certain roads, couutv highways and all
ether mntfers properly connected therePetition for! ulth und declaring an "emergency." whlrh
Act whs approved March 11. l'.dt and w lib-h A' t Is commonly known a "The ', County l'nit Uoad Act." i That the matter t' be considered nf Mica hearing i whether said petition is In due form ami sufficient In substance to Justify the said Hoard of Commissi"iie"s j,, ni iking and entering an order ! for said petition t be spread of record a'M rcf.-rring the matter in said petition I pr.iv.d f.r to the County Surveyor or to 'an eiigiiier in accrdaii'e with the proi.i..n. cf ai l Act. ; That the beginning, course, and terlcinatiMi of ,4a id proposed highjy and 1 in. provement are us follows: r.cginnl' g in what is known as the i Iort:ige illghway at the Northerly ; 'l"ertnlnu4 of the present evistiug 1m- ! roved portion of said l'ortaire lllghi ujiy. which teruilnus is In the North I'jit CJunrter of Section Sixteen ; 'l'.i. T.iwtishlp Thirty-eight b". North. Uatigt Tn (2 Last, about sixty oioi rods South Hasterly from the Northerly line of said Seotlou . sixteen bii and running North YVsterlj. it eitance ,.f about s:iid Sixty I nio. roil, to the intersection of said , l'"it ige Highway with tlie aid North line ,.f v.iil Section Sixteen l.i; ! then, e Weit n the ai.l North line of said Section Sixteen (li and con- ' t'.r.uing on the North line of Sections ; Seventeen 17) and I'.lliteen !.. shIiI township and Kjyige. (,n what is known as the Adams Koad. a dlstaro e In all of about two mites and sixty h. rods to the Intersection of said Adaras I'o.id with what is known hs the nkra Uoad in the North line ..f said Section eighteen i 1st; th'n e North with the said , kra Kortd through Section Seven 7 said I"r.-!ijihlp and Knnjre. to the 1 North Houndnry line of the state of ; In Maua, a distance (.f about One lli;r.tlrel Tighty ! rod. j That ssld petitioners re-omnend that ; the Llghwuv be made 1st -!, iltb ft !n width, an. I also j-ectmraend thnt sabl ! highway be paved with c..n. rte with j sufficient l erms and dlt'-hes at each side j Hereof and with such culverts, bridges, j and other wnterwajs. and if necessary I a shoulder to be made fnT ,x diitam-e I of three C5i f.t on each side of the j-neiDeiu wun eurier gravel, stone or slag, rolled until it 1s Arm and uniform, as the surveyor or engin.-er and the i. . . i . ...i iM-.ini 'l 1 OUKIIlsslontTS county may b-t-m to he suffW.nt. Now therefore Ml persons or corporations who,. Und or property will be äffe led by the work in said petition prayed for and all other interested jxr'n. if any. are hereby notified that i. tl. 'Jlsf day of April. A. 1.. IHI'.I. at pi .'. !o. k in the foreun,n. or us o(.n
.if!
s thv ftltlu i an be
l.eard. st the Commlslonrs" Itom In the Court Hous cf St. Joeph County. Indiana, the said petition will then nod ther. be preented to said Board of Commissioner and a hearing had thereon, and that any Interested person, if any, may appear at said bearln? and stow cause. If any he have, why the prayer of said petltlou should not be granted. IN WITNESS WIIKUKor. I Arthur r. Wolf. Auditor of St. Jo-.-ph Ci.uuty. do hereby sln the above nnd affix mv red thereof, this day of Manh 1'4. V1'.. AHTHUlt F. WMLT. Auditor. IIi:n IlUMUi, Atty. for retltlouors.
I'KTITION NO. It. Notle of KotMl Petition. Notice la hereby (rlveu that a petition hag been filed In th office of the undersigned Auditor of St. Joseph County, Indiana, addressed to the Hoard of Commissioners of said County, whtcb petition bear the signatures of Solomon If. Thornton, and other persons more than l'lfty loOt In number, wIo represent thnt they are freeholders and voters of said County and State, that It would be a public utility to grade, drain. Improve, and pav with gravel, stone, brick, concrete, bitumen or other road paving material the following described existing public highway lu I'eun Township, In aald St. Joseph County and State of Indiana, to-wlt: beginning at the eastern terminus of the highway known as the Jaiues C. Kberhart ItoaJ No. more fully described -n whir Petition No. g. or James c i.uernari et al. retltlon for Koad Improvement in I'eun Township, filed with the Hoard of Commissioners of St. Joseph Comity. Indiana. January 4, l'.l, which terminus Is at the Northeast corner of the Northwest quarter of Section No. 1-. and the Southeast corner of the Southwest quarter of Section No. 1, Township Thirty-seven .'IT) North. Hange Three last in l'enn Township. St. Joseph County. Indiana, thenee Hast to the Southeast comer of said Section One il). thence North Hlghty sii rods, thence Mast Illghty (sot rods, thei.ee Northeasterly following the centre of the public highway already located and laid out. to the firt hlghwu intersecting from the North the highway propose,! to be Improved, thence Hast to the Hast line of Section l'i ur 4i said Township and Hange last designated, said east line of said Section Four ill being the Fast boundary line of St. Joseph County, Indiana. And said petitioners In their said petition as that said highway may be graded, drained. Improved, and payd to a width of at least Fourteen (Hi feet, with a hard-surfrfce paving material, and recommend that that material bo concrete, and with a bemi Four I feet wide with dirt making the entire width of said Improvement Twenty-two feet, also the construction of all bridges, culverts, waterways, and approaches for proper construction and maintenance thereof. Notice Is therefore hereby given that aald petition has been tiled under the provisions of an Act of the Ceneral Assembly of the State of Indiana known ns Fngrossed Senate Hill No. l.Vj. or the "County Fnlt Koad Act." and that the same will be presented to the Hoard of Commissioners of said St. Joseph County. Indiana at the office of said Hoard In the Courthouse at South Keiid. Irdiaua, nt the April 101?) Term of said Hoard, on the gist day of April. l'.U. at ten o'clock. A. M. or as soon thereafter as council can be heard: that at su-h Naring sabl Hoard will determine whether or not said petition Is ufficient in form and substance, and whether the Improvement prayed for would be a pub lic utility. j Any Interested party may appear at i such hearing and show cause w hy re- ! quest prayed for iu aaid petition should not be granted. AKTIIFK F. WOLF. Auditor of St. Joseph Coiuitv. Indiana. JAM KS 1IKNNKSSY AN! ISAAC - K. I'AKKS, Mlshawaka. Indiana, Attorneys for Petitioners. I'KTITION NO. i;. Notice of the Filing; of a I'etltion fr the Improvement of a Highway in St. Joseph County in the State of Indiana. Notl-e in hereby given, that a petition atblressed to the Hoard f Commissioners of the County of St. Joaep.t In the State of Indiana, signed by Joseph Steele ami other persons, more than fifty in number, who represent themselves each to be a l freehoMer and voter of said countv. and which petition prays for the improvement of a highway wholly in sabl countv, was on the 1st day of "April, l'.r. filed in the off Ice of the Auditor of said County. That said Auditor did then and there by endorsement upon said petition designate the l'sth day of April. hd!. the same being a day In the regular session of the sabl nard of Commissioners and which sabl day Is not nntr than thirty flays after the filing f said petition, as the day upon which the petitioners would present sabl petition to said Hoard of Commissioner. That said petition Is for the improvement of a certain highway under the Act passed at the 71st regular session of th general assembly f the State of Indiana, which Act is entitled "An Act to provide for the establishment, opening. wiuening. repair, construction and main tenance of highways, culverts and bridges throughout the county and upon county lines, providing for the location, the manner of their construction, sujervlsiou and iitrol; providing for th Issuance of mi iify bonds for payment fir nil such Improvements, and providing for the taking over of township roads by the county arol the making of -ertaln rnds, county highways and all other matters properly connected therewith and declariug un emergency." Whlh , t was approved Man :, 11th, HM'. an! which said Act Is commonlv known as "The Countv Fnlt Koad Act." That the matter t be coiisMerel :it t such hearing Is whether said petition 1 l iu lue form and sufficient in substance t Justify the said Hoard of Commissioners In making and entering aii order for said petition to be spread if record and referring the matter in said petition prayed for to tlu county surveyor or to an engineer in accordance with the provisions of said Act. That the beginning. cirse and termination of said proposal highway and improvement are as follows: beginning at a point ;it the south line of St. Joseph County. State of Indiana, at the south one quarter ('ii comer of section 11. township ,"." north range one (11 east: thence north twenty-six hundred and forty iLVdoi feet to the center of said section. thence west twenty-six hundred and forty LHfo feet t the west one-quarter corner of said section; thence north along the west boundary of sections 14. 11 and g of township nr.. north range one 1 east, continuing north on the west line of section ."". to the northwest corner of sabl section :iä. township r.o north range one til east, all In St. Joseph County. State of Indiana. That ild petitioners re-om mend that the highway be made Utnen iH feet In width, and also recommend that said hlchway be paved or surfaced with bitumen bound slag, with sufficient berrus and ditches at each side thereof and with such culvert, bridges and other waterway a the surveyor or rrglneer and the Hoard of i ornmissb ners j of said county may ilcem to be sufficient, i Now. Therefore. a!l persons or corpor- J ations whose l.'.nds or property will be j affected by the work in said retition ( prayed for and all other interested per- j sons. If anv. are hereby notified that n , the :th day .f April. 11U'. at U oYbv k ! In the forenoon or as s.-on thereafter a the said petition can be heard. t the Commissioners' rom In the Court Houof St. Joseph County. Indiana the said petition will then and there be presentei to said Kjrd of Commlsloners and a henrlng had thereon d1 that any lnterestc! person. If any. may appear st said hearing and nhow anse, if any he have, why the praytr of said petition should not b granted. In witness whereof, I. Arthur F. Wolf, Auditor of St. Joseph County, do hereby sign th above ami affix mv seal thereto on this 2nd day of April. l'.U. ARTIiril F. WOLF. Auditor St. Joseph Countv. Hr JOHN P. CULLY. IWputv. FK.ni C KLKIN. Atty. for Petitioners. a-10
Trv NEWS-TIMES Want Ads
I. ,1
i ii ill
THEATEES ! , I 1
at tih: oiiPiir.rM. Hive acts of excellent vaudeville comprise the new Orpheum bill, which again features the picture of the recently made South Hend movie. Heading the "speaking" attractions are Catherine Crawford's Fashion Models, who offer up-to-date styles together with catchy songs and latest dance steps. Hrn st Hiatt. a popular composer, sines some of his own melodies in a way that Is thoroughly pleasing. The Kiralfy Kiddifvt. two talented chil Iren, sing, dance and render in strumental - selections in a manner that prove themselves decided factors in the amusement world. Plunkett and Rmr.uine. a breezy pair of fun -makers, bill themselves as "Two Original Hoston Ueans." and offer comedy songs and eccentric dances. Cornelia and Wilbur, "pepful" entertainers, complete a program of unusual excellence. A feature of this bill is the Friday matine. which is held for ladles only, and the same night will be held the local models' contest in which pretty girls will compote for first honors. HOYVrS PICTPKKS. A picturesque motion picture tour of the chrysanthemum land, Japan, which is a feature of Lyman H. Howe's newest Travel Festival, com inc; to the Oliver theater Friday and Saturday nights and Saturday mat
inee, gives an interesting insight into'j,
the training; of the Japanese girl. The camera has caught some of the gymnastic exercises which are part of the young girl's training. People of the Occident have rome to think that only the r intended to be a geisha is trained in this fash Ion, but the fact is that the Japanese are worshippers of physical beauty and health ami, consequently, feminine training is universal. The geisha is, of course, given an unusual schooling in athletics, in order that she may acquire grace ami lightness of movement, but. at the same time, every school girl goes through a training which would be considered rigorous by her western sister. Aside from this fascinating trip through Japan. Mr. Howe's latest Travel Festival offers many interesting ltictuns. There is a strenuous canoe fishing expedition into the Canadian wilds, in which a daring guide actually succeeds in riding a wild moose across a lake; a trip through Yellow-stone National park, with close-ups of its many geysers, hot springs, falls and mighty canyons; views of Italian ski warriors in training in the Alps, with a whole battalion moving In battle formation down a mountain side with the speed of fomcts; a glimpse of a giant caterpillar tractor moving a two-story residence bodily; thrilling scenes, taken in the South Seas, of the capture of huge sen -elephants, sharks and swonllish: and probably the most remarkable aviation pictures ever filmed, showing just how it feels to loop the loop and do the daring tail spin, etc.. dirootly over the national capitol and the Washington monument. Mr. Howe's staff of artists has contributed some remarkably funny animated cartoons and film novelties to ANNA Q. NILSSON.
faV f '' If I'
TOMORROW An out of the ordinary special sixreel feature, and we must go beyond the limit in recommending "Ä HEART IN PAWN" Picturized from the Japanese artist's stage success, "Shadows," and one of the best and most absorbing photddramas we have presented in several months, and incidentally the best photodrama in which our great Japanese actor, SESSUE HAYAKAWA has yet appeared in. It will hold every man, woman and child spellbound with the deepest interest from start ot finish. The fun will beTurnished with one of these Mack Sennett-Paramount two-reel comedies, "Rip and Stitch, Tailors." Also an extra added attraction, Spanuth's "VOD-A-VIL MOVIES," composed of five good acts of big time vaudeville something entirely new in pictures, and shown here every other Friday. A good tip never miss our Friday shows. The wise ones do not, so join the wise ones.
.
the program. Mr. Howe originated the animated comio picture in America and the products of his studio! stand a!on in their individual Held. I "MICKKY." , Dish s and dustpans, broomsticks j and skillets, mingle adventurously i with the excitement and suspense of' the race track In Mabel Yo-mand's j great triumph. "Mickey." tie Mack j Semett production in which she will j appear at the Oliver theater for one j week, starting Sunday. ; Miss Norman!' thrilling career in "Miekev" is cAm to be one of the most fascinating stories to which she has thus far given her attractive personality. Her pranks, her adven - tores her hnrdshios with tho bni p-h . ter. the romance, the pathos of her llf as little Mickey, draw forth the sympathies of those who delight in something utterly different from the usual run of motion picture plots and counter plots. In fact. "Mickey" has been described as a story that embraces tho full gimut of human emotions, with a very tender blending of laughter and tears, of thrill and sensation. And there are horses and cats and dogs in "Mickey." They are as Important to the development of the tale as is Mickey herself, the little tomboy from the mountain country. There is. too. the thrill of the race track and the crack of the whip to bring tho audience to their feet in e genuinely sensational scenes that mr.ke up the career of Mickey. Mack Sennett has surrounded Miss Normand with a strong and representative company of promi nr nt players. among them Louis Cody, Tom Kennedy, Laura Iavarnie. Wheeler Oa"kman. Minta Durffy. Ceorge Nichols and Minnie IIa Ha. the Indian actress so long identified with the bigger wild west shows of the past 20 years. Altogether. Mabel Normand and her big company in "Mickey" should prove one of the most attractive bills of the season here. AT Tili: APPITOUirM. "The Way of the Strong." a powerful play of the great northwest, in which Anna Q. Nilsson is starred, will be the attraction at the Auditorium today. The story deals with the strong natures and passions of those who spend their lives amidst the grandeurs of the open spaces and snowclad mountains of the Yukon where convention is a word that finds no place, but where people believe that good is good and that bad has no other name: Miss Nilsson enacts two roles characters as varied as two women culd possibly be. First she appears as phe wife of a Yukon prospector a woman of weak characters and weaker morals, who all but ruins the life of her husband. Iater she plays the half-sister of this woman with whom the strong man eventually finds love and happiness. The play is said to lie one of tremendous force with pictures taken amidst scenery that is both grand and inspiring. As usual, "The Master Mystery" and the Chicago Daily News of late events are on the bill. The clever Japanese actor Sessue Hayakawa will be seen tomorrow in a six-re.?l drama en-1
An extra fine five-reel drama of romance, adventure, love and passion. Who can resist a story dealing with these things? You cannot, so lose your imagination in a gripping tale of the Yukon, that we want to recommend in the very highest terms, 'TheWayoftheStrong' Featuring
ANNA a
A beautiful young Swedish girl. Also HOUDINI in his sensational serial, J'THE MASTER MYSTERY," of which but five more chapters remain. Then look who's coming Our daredevil Pearl White for fifteen weeks in "The Lightning Raider." Never miss the CHICAGO DAILY NEWS of current events, here every Thursday.
i titled -A Heart In Pawn." with a I
t wo-t eel comdv Mack Snnett-Paramount j ilso to 1 shown. ' AT Till' CANTI.i:. Several season ago when John Harrymore won the hearts of comedy loving picture "fans" with hit amusing characterizations in "The Man from Mexico." and "Are You a Mason?" Now after three successful yenr.s on the .peakinp stasre in such dramatic pieces as "Justice" and "Peter Ibhetson. he returns to the screen and is to he seen at the Catl today in his latest comedydram i, "Here Comes the Hride." This amusing farce concerns the strange experiences of a young lawyer, who gets mixed up in a weh of his own weaving. He:; Heachs great drama of Alasi kan life is tomorrow's feature at the ' Castle. Entitled "The Hrand." it ! Castle. Entitled "The ! l,rin&H to the screen another favor iu' of tnp legitimate. Kay Iiurcll. 1 ! K I AT HI1X HKACH I'lCTCHi: at lasalli: The Lasalle has seldom presented as impressive a production, or a more engrossing story than "The Hrand." shown today. The plot is Hex Peach at his I est. It 1 a colorful, human story of the Alaskan country, fairly throbbing with unusual characters and situations of tense interest. A story of love and hate told with all the effective detail characteristic of Rex Peach's stories. The virile, gripping story of the Yukon country absorbs the attention and the cold, white wastes, and terrible mountain storms have been wonderfully pictured. Russell Simpson gives a strong, human impersonation of the rough, but manly miner; Kay Igvurel as the shallow dance hall girl, and Robert. McKim the villian, are splendid. It is a picture not to be missed. Friday: Mitchell Lwis in "Life's Greatest Problem." LiNc;i;itn ihsplay. Catherine Crawford will make a Hpecial g-own and lingere display at the Indies' Matinee Friday. No men admitted. Good vaudeville bill and spring fashion show. - 1190S-1 micki;y. Roth vocal and instrumental records received this morning. The C. V. Copp Musie Shop. 11S49-4 Adv. Cobb Cause Grip and Influenza. LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE Tablets remove the cause. There is only one "Promo Quinine," K. W. GROVE'S signature on the box. 30c. Small Pill Small Dose Small Price CARTERS OITTLE IVER PILLS t FOR CONSTIPATION have stood the teat of time. Purely vegetable. Wonderfully quick to banish biliousness, headiche, indigestion and to clear up a bad complexion. kig-nfttor ML $ntt ITayalaua and Tsari Aoki. i Venn in Pau-n."
I i
6
v r i rzL-r
i
run Hi
FRIDAY and SATURDAY THIS WEEK nPI'.CIAIj IIII.Iltl.N MATIMT, sVI'l IUY
r r 1. to.
NEW
TRAVEL Ii ml it - 1
1ELMWS
NATIONAL
.. ." r-Ä-&? i- .- : v-c. -v.-
PARS.
CAPTURING MONSTER
SEA ELEPHANTS
STLYING I OYERr Many T T r I fcV r - lifiL t
spats on sali: wi:im:siy morning
PICTURES CHANGE DAILY TODAY A Strong Drama of the North "THE BRAND" By Rex Beach, featuring KAY LAUREL A red hot drama of the frozen north, with one of the beauties of the "Follies" in her first dramatic part. TOMORROW That Splendid Dramatic Actor MITCHELL LEWIS in 'LIFE'S GREATEST PROBLEM" An original story of mod ern life set in picturesque surroundings. f"3 U
TODAY That Inimitable Stage Comedian JOHN BARRYMORE in "HERE COMES THE BRIDE"
A busy little comedy-drama, the
TOMORROW KAY LAUREL in Rex Beach's great story, "THE BRAND
auras ttomsm mumm
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
SPECIAL MATINEE FRIDAY FOR LADIES ONLY An Opportunity to See and Meet
CAT
AND HER FASHION GIRLS Presenting a Singing and Dancing Novelty together with a wonderful Display of Silk and Satin Garments anoVDainty Lingerie. ALSO FOUR ACTS OF GOOD VAUDEVILLE
Regular Orpheum Prices.
2
A . r j i m 3 I i I? :oii FESTIVAL TO
rN A T TT
Others k 10-PIECE ORCHESTRA "The Brand," today's picture, introduces to filmland one of the beauties of the big Zeigfeld "Follies." Rex Beach, one of ihe greatest of American writers, is responsible for this story of the frozen northlands. Mitchell Lewis, who played the star role in "The Barrier," 'The Bar Sinister" and "The Code, of the Yukon," i. tomorrow's featured player in "Life's Greatest Problem." "Molly of the follies" on Saturday, brings to the screen of the LaSalle dashing Margarita Fischer. Coming Sunday B r y Washburn in "Poor Boob." a n t U if :'. V r I w rA !r- 1,. with a delightful farcical twiit at finish. mmmuz-K-rm-i Matinee 2:30.
FORD'