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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-24
TO
TRY HER BEST
TO DELIVER
BY Ed L. KEEN

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
LONDON. Aug. ff,-(ey
Msii.)-enoiand knows France
10 not satisfied with her.
The showing Great Britain
has made with her land forces
has not been all that Francs
has had right TO expect.
While the dispatch from VII.
liam Philip simms, the United
Press correspondent In Paria
probably reveals TO America
for the first time the extent Of
the French discomfort, Il ~
istes facts which are we'll
known 10 Britishers.
Britishers admit. With sla-
cere regret, that France has
had some ground for her com
plants. But they predict thst
In the very near future the d.
lies will have no basis for
criticism.
Britishers do not deny the
French charge that the Britons are
terrifying London with q double
row OF defenses. The Briushers
are looking square In the face the
remote possibility that the British
Isles may be invaded by Germany.
London has been preparing for IN
yasion for long time.
Great Britain will do her best "a
keep the possible invaders away
from Calais. and the French crit.
cism that the British are thought
lessly worrying more about Lon
don than they are about Calais 4
not well received In London
Calais may be on French coll,
but the British realize that II Is the
German gateway to London and
that II must be defended TO Eng
lands utmost.
However. II the British fail q
Calais, they must be prepared to
make their last stand at London.
II is true that strikes have ham
pered the British, but that defect
is being remedied.
Twenty-six new national arsenals
have been started within the past
month and 100000 British work
men have offered their services IN
this connection.
The Englishman quoted By
Simms. as saying that the army Of
3.000.0 900 men in England were sup
piled with wooden guns. was exag
gerating conditions. For the most
part. the men in training have
rifles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-24

s,aii ss.. all kiues riums. isc hssks, (.
watsrsnalans. lee and lie each. stalls
ii.ia, pot roast. lie 10. round steak. sec
10 shoulder lamb. ise ID. stall 70. tec
coffee ~ lbs. see. cocoa shells Tvs
ssc stall ts. sunkist lemons lse aoh, /,
iars. banana. Ice aud Ice doz stall
10. potatoes. lbs. iec. - lbs e6c; green
beans. s lOs lee stalls tit-tss. lse
leaves tat.tn bread. f6c. , itc spies cakes.
7kc stan al. jelly rolls. Ice zach All
Minds pics Ice each. Stall rxf. block
gstax cheese sec IN. fresh ~gws. zee dor
stalls 1918, ssuerkraut. fec saL pure
elder vinegar. ttc Nsi. stall .. T-eone
steaks sec IN. boiling beef. Zoe ID.
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PUBLIC MARKETS


PIKE PLACE
Stan ~. iba. graduated sugar. sic.
stalls 1888, fresh pasteurized milk. SC
at. Re pit stan 1879. 2 loo cans to-
fnatoes. isc Stall 90, apple butter, lbs.
loo. Stall 40. onions 10 lbs. ioc. 75c sack
potatoes. delivered. 400 and fi.e0, de-
iivered stalls i-s, large pineeppies. Toe
each stalls 4i-4b. liberia peaches for
canning abc crate. stalls 2S-s9. CHINA.
mon rolls and buns Be dor. stan SO.
choice eggs, acc; cooking butter. shc n.
stan 1891. Washington creamery butter,
soc NJ. Stall 1897, pork steak. 12itc NJ,
dry salt pork lie H., corned beef, &c 20
ice 10. stall 20, salmon. zoe ana 2hc
each Stall 1919. salmon trout. Ice -.
Stall g., shoes resoled. acc to 7sc, Stall
9. loo biuinE, Sc, stall 90. best peanut
hullnr. 100 ID.
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GILLS.-klL But MI.
Leave FOR FRISCO

Mrs. Hiram Gil. and the little
Gills-who by the way aren't so
gosh dlnged little any more, how
these-boys-do grow-don't-ithest-alll
kissed Mayor Hiram goodbye
Tuesday forenoon and started for
a two-week visit at the San Fran
cisco exposition.
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saaerkraut. Sc ih.t cottage ehsess Toe
IL new swiss cheese. acc 10 peanut but
ter. lbs sse: best Limhurser. ssc; green
peppers lr.. use: sheilsd peas. ibs
gbe. esq plant 30 ssrh. celery, . io' 80
eahhase 10 10. becir. punches &c I,
radi.h.s punches Sc. large encumhers,
! for Sc: hailhut. lbs. ase, live hens. lsc
10 live springs. 11c ID. freestoue
peaches dos. isc; grapefruit. for 1ec;
srahan -four szo for 40. 10 sack. pastry
siour sac Tor No 10 sack mscaroni. Z
III. sSc. corn meal. ibs lee. rolled
oats. lbs sc,
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4i--Aereage for Sale
AT ktHkIA>D

eco white f.rrhnfn hens selected
from = fiogN - 800 ghutoe layers
large chicken houses. wrll
built. one store ara feed house
breeder stove ard implements.
insanheFftes. Faspb~rfiea straNs
berries cherries and apple trees
all ~ choice xafieties go1d
t-reafn house. electric ilshfs.
telephone approximately , acres
- land. fr0nfinE on lake only
blocks ffufa school Owner
wishes 70 retire from husinsss
Nlii ssii 20 responsible sFtf ga
small payment down Hnd balance
t1s m~nfhiy, Gene naf today
and see this pises roa viii find
Il better than Advertised Take
Madison ear 70 Mahisnn para aHd
steamer Atlanta Or ruuntF fcfff
boat f.iucein % Kirkland. and
fnauifa - rffirr - hufhe A
EAfFAF Tor AZ. iirenamAa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-24

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or THE
state % Washington. In and FOR the
County ~ King
Frank Jobs, and nos. y uihier. doing
business under the firm name and style
81 Jehst a Hibier. ce-partnershIp
Plaintiff 10 The Angeles Company. a
corporation. Defendant
No. iaatf1 NOTICE TO fRPnfTopg
Notice IL hereby siy.n 90 ali persons or
creditors having any claim against the
Angeles Company. corporation. that
has heretofore been doing. business at
if2s-at-4a First ave. IN the city ~
Seattle who have not herstnforr filed
their claims. to file safne wltb George
A. Lumhnrd. the duly qualified and
acting Receiver Of The Angeles Com
rany. on ~ before the attn day Of
August, 1915. and
Further notice f. hereby given that N
tho creditors fan In filing ana pre-
sentinE their said claims wlth said Re.
c"issr on or before tho said date, their
said claims VIII be barred and
Notice ts hereby further given that tn.
Receiver has filed hts final report
with the clerk OF the above entitled
court. and that the sans viii come up
for approval. and confirmation at siao
o'clock q IN. on the ssth day ~
Aususi. 1915. ana ali creditor. or per.
cons having any interest therein are
hereby reanlred 20 be aud appear in
open court At said time and place, 70
show cause. N any they have why the
Receivers final report should not be
confirmed ana approved
GEORGE A. r.rMpARD.
Receiver for Tho Angeles Company. q
Corporation
Seattle, Washington.
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NO DEATH IN FLOOD

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 24.-Reports
that IL persons had been drowned
Sunday by the flood waters OF the
Meramac river "were not substan'
tiated when tho river receded. The
river rose to the highest mark ever
recorded. but II is thought there
were no casualties.
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Stalls i2-2i. bonoloaH herring. ESQ n
new pnct shrlmpa, 2 cans Csc. new
Yakima comb honey 1bc; sauerkrnut. 10c
at. Stall o. dry salt pork, zoe. pot roast,
Sc 10. potato sausage. lbs 2bc; veal
roast tsMc h. baby lamb shoulder. Toe
H.. lean sliced bacon. abe lhi hamburger.
lbs 2sc. At Leslic's. 10 lbs, sugar 81
2bc tuna fish, i5o, Alb can ground choeo-
late. ssci now full cream cheese, isc M
Washington creamery butter. ace III. Stall
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Stall ii5. Toksy grapes, ioc III; M.aisRa
grapes. a0c basket. pears 81 box. stalls
ioe-1if 1oc rolls. toilet paper. &c dor.
boxes matches, 3bo. lbs sugar, tac.
stalls 2, s. 0. Z. toiline beef 10 h. Stalls
1875. A. cans pineapple, csc! Zoe pkg,
salt, bc $50 can olive oil 20c, lbs
coffee. eGoi 10 bars laundry soap. Csc.
2.lb bricks Goldfish, 1Sc, 2bc cans as.
peragus ibc. stall ?. rmelt. ? lbs i6c,
lhs. csc. rock cod iOo lb.l smoked her.
ring ace box. stall IS. Italian prunes,
7sc box o
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IL. sweet potatoes. BE ID green corn. l ',e
at-ss choice flour. ti.ss sacks lhs
sugar. Sec Zoe toilet paper. hc fancy
ric. &c TO- cans tuna fish. Ice.
matched. 1tc dos. borsss botes Ave
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@o-FOf RcDt fuiutsncI
We saR SAVE yua inoasy On yeus iarnltaT.
between Tacoma and Seattle
no GRATING
AUTO DELIVERY co.
Anything Delivered Anywhere
Eiiie,i fst 10 PIKE
:. ANp s,HuoN furnisesa ard an,af.
ni.hsf apartments. al modern man
~-~~~~~s~~~~<~-~~~ >e>se~~~~~~
HOTELS
rifr NfnarNre HorEf'
NlrEinla ~ 4af rfrhih 49,
rs~ any ears Via ws=fiAt@ aFs les Md.
err. elegantly Furnished rooms ~ith ths
fsai ~ riFanllnsss comfort HnA courtesy
faF tho least money. Transient see TO
~ weekly. fEa 10 - Kitchen priyt-
THE aS~rx 5000 wirn,h. ns.r West
lake ss~ N~w clean. furnished sfraFns
heated bedrooms for meal free hath.
snf phnns rrsnsi~ns Use, weekly ~ 80
- 20 Nm ffas wvEx FURNISHED. sssy
SaikinE dss,srs- modern tTsf MAia
q - 10 WEEK Wpf III. EsfSsa wrsfs
srni hot and cold water fssss giru
HOTEL wkIpoN-eisth snd y~.ier wsy
Reasonable; auis's comfortable. no 81.
isen. Eiiies, ssss
EwroRr--isitS First tarr- ci~aa
airy. modern oatsffs rooms hay view.
i.es 70 ,ree week
PAXTON uorEt.~fs,o week an. sos.e-
tssrinr suites o. Third aaa chsfry
wsin tets
TekNsirNT ROOM clean IS az isssG
ftEs, epnesiis Public Market.
HOTEL QUINN. 7es rniye~sity Mes@ra
eutside rcam. weekly tfte 20
HOTEL NEw vf.SpoMr. ffif Let ave
PER DAY Soc up. week o up
HOTEL pAyESpoRr- Modern fIf,s
ard pik.
~. = s-<-ee y -.-s %
27-For Rent unfinished
ron RENT
s-rcori hous~. IN pennr Fahrnsn addition
1 on Harvard ", near Manila. large lots
10, water beat; large Basement. IRE.
place
" nooTH. tss nurs. Bisr
rf-ro. DATE Groom 6ansaisw Tor a.
eF rent fin~ View. rhinnsy ave car
% 81 " 18Th
FOR REST--t.ruop fnassrn cottage
large yard West sstM
tss.ee--n upLEx HOUSE. iswsr fiSer
4
Nil. Phone Monday. East srs
| N-"~N->s~~-,>>~e~@~~~@~ ~-~~~~~~~~~0~I~-~~~-~-~
2S-Furnished Apis.
MopritN oa.-room apartments. fiTs
-~~~S~~~Se<%S~~~~~~~
3l--Housekecping Rooms
fsuMMER HATEs-TIThi. eisan n5a..-
/ Keeping and sleeping rooms. walking
distance sos L~nora s,
FURNISHED ROOMS for housek~~pirT
bath electric Hight and xas ffaoo a
month. Bsiard 1871 .os y. 7snd u
ron fIousekeepinK rooms. III %
per week ard ap 500 sixth ave
36-Rentals
headquarters for Hea,ti.
Rental Property
Gail at offices and see list
J. ~. JAIN a co.
Leading Renters
| 81 FitsI niag Second snd PIKE .,
37--Business Chances
a
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4s--Farm Lands for Sale

4s---Farm Lands for Sale
"rou DEAL WITH Is DIRECT
and our proposition
WN LAND
AT THREE LAKES sNouo1fsu CO,
WAHiflNUToS.
I'LL srpsai 10 pgu
Decd reads stages daily ,fains. mills
sohoois. store, phone u. y y
write er ss~ " a. MEiKLFtouN. Mgr
TiinEE LAKES Lrr. co.
FiNE rAHM LANDS ~ wAsHiN0roS
Irrigated and on-ifrlsai~d
AionH The NEW LINE" foT free book.
ir's. write immigration Bureau. G. "
~A~sSor~TS-- ~. Z --rEs-sss1es-o~~o,~~
46-Homesteads
ciffA - -7-SD~ f.o0UEp-oFF IKSTT
Along The Milwaukee
Small ard large tracts. easy terms
Write 81 call Fer free t.anbs AMI ~.
formation. Immigration Bureau. G.. ~
~ nv. HTrand and cherry -
-~~~~s~<~~~>s~>>~~~
47-Real Estate Loans
ss%. 81. ~
Money on Improved city property We
make huIiding Jeans
CALHOUN DENNY a Ewfxu
Ai.sss Buiifias
MTAL KsfATE H--NonTHEas
bond MpfiTass Co. csnsrsi Bidx
se,wssa Columbia and wsrion.
hEAL ksfATE NoNroAors ttos %
- 20 ~. fully secured. for sale By ice
y Ihnsnss Co Inc JOS Sh.sry o
4s---Mortgage Loans
- q las.s,ls.a, - .is ~ Kssssss.
4o-Legal Notices
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or rrfE
uniisd states. for the Western Disfricl
Of Washington. Northern Division
40 tiis ~ BANKRUPTCY
In the Matter % Pred y Munrh and N.
martial community imposed ~ Fred
Asnrh snd napha Y MUNICH. hts
To the creditors ~ IN. sbor. named
hsnkfupis and TO all other persons IN
fafefsst
Tss. notice. that N. hankrap,s asors
named have petifien~d this court for =
fun discharge from al debt. prevails
against their estate under tho acts ~
congress relating 20 bankruptcy. and
that a hearing bs HAD npsn said fr~si.
ton. before said district court. at the
court room % said court. IN the city
- Seattle. IN said disfrict. on m. f7th
day - September. 1918. al 10 o'ctnct
IN tho forenoon. at which tim. and
place ron and ~ach ~ you may appear
and show cause N any you have why
the prayer % said petitioners should no;
10 granted
Dated At ssat,is shi, ii,h Cav Of August.
1915.
(ssaO PRANK 7. CROSBY,
Clerk
ny = r Letter.
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EXCELLENT OPENING

For bakery NJ kirkland. new brick
building on Ferry corner. oppo.
site postoffire. Rent SIS month
". Apply 20 Burke a Farrars
office In Kirkland. or at sog
New York Block
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2s-Personals

So NaeRh.se
/ RNFiNFp. eaucated Seattle slfl. aee ~.
very happy disposition. property ~ Wr
evn. never msrried Neuid correspond
with refined business man of Eond
staudiuE and character. not over ~
Must be- bachelor protestant preferred,
object mntrlmonY Address A. u G.
tho star
WinoW 40 with considsrahis msans.
wishes Ca meet refined, respansihie sen
tsmans uhtert matFimeny no general
delivery, Give phone number u pos
sihis WA star
WANrrn Acquaintance " pleasant,
ambitions eurkinE woman. af Will rtNa
services Tor transportation any sher.
XII star
WEGfANiE WOMAN wants work honss'
keeping faf gentleman, no objection 10
one o. tsa chlidren. N.ts, star OF
phone Elliott feet
Miss ass is. rood ioosinG. hs. ssh.oeo.
wants Da6Eeniai psrtnari object matris
uauy Address Wsta. star
SOUTHERN LAW 20. vnrih tsb.obe
would marty y noa 6st. Messenger.
fss Angeles. cal
IMtGtHrrpEn MIDWIFE Nrs wNieik
sen tpts 18th S. W Phone ballard
1an psurlns Guaranteed ID private
M lessons Private halls pays
NI@ aea evenings latest dances
All STEVENS r,s oS' ssa ~ r,s nov
wtNsroNs 0ENutNE MAsaAdk. tiy-
dta- rh~sma hath so Liberty hidr
Main sass t.adle. preferred
I lazy ntstseiAss teacher pian0. vocal
ttniin wasts few mnre pupils Al
| dress N-ia star
MIKE reservation en Mi Rainirf trips
o. 90 reuaf trip Call Main 1874
MEait nAus repaired. sos Peoples nans
I fftHs
kAvANNrofs y % MATS ieSs ~ ~
nkNvEn pYN NORRIS. iies len. city
CONSULTATION FhrE All. niRahs
| nERA ate Macy. tsis second ave
Opposite Arcade entrance
2s-Spiritual Mediums
MADAM FRY nsiaeie eiairvayaaI card
trading tsis Ftth Fhara Eniou
seseW
MADAM EfizAnEru e csrd rsaasr
rfimisi FAe ur. Reliable advice at
University near seventh
IcAnn nEkpeR--E srsfI sar so XII,
>s>NS~,>o>S~~~~~~~~
2o--For Rent Furnished
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LOT iso front by 10 deep near lincoln
beach; house rooms and bath. mod
ern. - fruit trees, Just hearing. apri.
cots. peaches. cherries. apples. pears
ounce. English walnuts. berries snd
flowers. chicken yards and coal house
Have 5000 equity. Want 20 soil or
trade for smaller place. 4ats w. Mills
A. Lakewood. Faunticroy cars. First
ave
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queen Anne. 4orf20i close 20 boulevard
all improvements except paving in and
paid Cash required. t8G5
COLLYER-VlBAa-E ELLIOTT. Inc.
1fg Larry HuiItfur
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a GOOD MY
LOTS aoHitO. CLOSER IN THAN
GREEN lake. ONLY SIS EACH
EASY TERMS. MCKINLEY q WAT
son. 1880 FIRST AVE
ron FAbE-2g acres good land. near
Contralia. good buy. For particulars
write Route !. Box s7e.. ccniralia
Wash
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2i--Female Help Wanted
22-Female Situation

4 HIGHLY REsPEcTED WIDOW With
one girl and no home. wishes situation
or permanent home cook aud house
keeper. Can give best OF references
am ~ middle age. Havs no objection
70 the country or other town. Please
address w. Thompson. 1915 Grand ave.
Everett wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-24

BY pOTI0 BrsfHFss upstairs. Traeis
sell. mems t2s suits for tis rraeis's
r'pstat-r Suit shop s0sN Third
~-r~~e~-~~~~~->~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-25

looks. sympathetic Interpretation and
emotional and dramatic strength.
Cora" is a five-part drama found
ed on the play Of the same name by
B. A. Rolfe and released through the
Metro Pictures corporation. 1t will
bA the feature picture at the Colonial
today The title role is enacted by
Emily Stevens, who has supported
many of the foremost American and
English stars and herself was star
IN the recent production in New York
of the sensational play To-day" This
being 4 name" play, the title, there
fore. gives no intimation of the story,
which, however, tells of the trials and
tribulations of a young girl reduced
TO poverty, who rises above them
through sheer force of character and
talent, 90 a position Of prominence in
the operate world. Her progress is
made not without much that appeals
to the emotions and sentiments or
picture fans, by reason of the eXigen-
cies of a life frought with innumer-
able difficulties.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-25
BRITISH LINER SUNK
- BY GERMAN SUBMARINE
Part of Crew OF Chancellor Reported
Missing Including American
NIarcOm Operator.

LONDON, Sept 25.-The Harrison
liner Chancellor. a British ship. has
been sunk by "A German submarine.
Part Of the crew is reported missing,
among them @. w. King OF New
Orleans, an American, who was as
sistant Marconi operator on the liner.
The captain and 50 members of the
crew have been landed at Queens
town and Il others at kinsail.
After a 7S-mile race the captain
saw that escape was impossible and
stopped his snip. He and the crew
were given 10 minutes to take to the
boats. The ship was then sent 10 the
bottom.
The men in the small boats suffered
terribly. A cold wind and flashing
rain swept them all night and they
had nothing TO eat or drink until
picked up by rescue vessels this
morning. other rescue vessels are
searching for the missing men.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-25

Cora is the title of b. A Rolfe's
latest pictorial production recently
released through the Metro Pictures
corporation and which will be seen
at the Colonial today.
The title role is acted by Emily
stevens. a niece Of Mrs Fiske. who
has played with her aunt for a period
OF eight years. Miss Stevens shows
on the screen her temperamental in
heritance and is seen in a variety Of
scenes and situations which exploit
her as an emotional and dramatic
actress Of power The screen play Is
an intensely interesting elaboration Of
the play OF the same name by Fred
De Gressac. Miss Stevens was last
seen as star Of the stage play TO
day"
Mental and physical suffering play
more than in incidental part in the
unfolding of the story Of the screen
drama Cora" recently released by
b. A. Rolfe through the Metro Pic
lures corporation, in which Emily
Stevens is seen in the title role. Cora
will be disclosed for the first time
here at the Colonial today. IL is in
five parts and 200 scenes Miss Ste
vens is a niece of Mrs. Fiske and an
actress OF unusual discernment. good
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-25

Beverly Bayne, Essanay's popular
leading lady, is featured at the In
diana today in a delightful drama,
Eyes That See Not" given in three
parts. Wally Van and Nita Frazer
are in a Vitagraph comedy, "Cutey
Fortune Hunting" Cutey wants to
marry a fortune and a wife. Incl
dentally after a wholesome lesson and
a great deal of fun he gets both.
Bessie Learn and Edward Earle are
in an Edison drama, THE Bedouin's
Sacrifice"
Tomorrow, Vera Fuller Mellish, the
Broadway favorite, has the leading
part in a three-reel Kalem, THE
Bondwoman." @. NJ Anderson is in
"BronchO Billy's Protege" and funny
Billy Reeves will keep the audience
in a roar Of laughter in "Billy's
Debut" Monday the feature is His
Fathers Rifle" three reel Selig sub
ject.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-25

Second ST Mr.. Withers moved from
Elkhart 90 years ago. Funeral serv-
ices will be held at Danville next Mon
daU
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-25
Az THE ORPEEUNI.

The bill that finishes the week al
the Orpheum tonight is well arranged
and furnishes first class entertainment
Charley Grapewin and Anna Chance
present one of the comedy hits of the
season in a lively sketch OF home life
called, "Poughkeepsie". Both players
are capable and there is plenty of ma
terial for laughs in the sketch. Mich
ael Emmett and q cOmely girl sing
Irish songs in a appropriate setting.
offers a varied program Of songs and
Rotations. The -Four Entertainers are
good singers and the Rails close the
show with a novelty ring and juggling
act.
on Sunday Adelaide Hermann. the
famous illusionist, heads the new bill
with an elaborate full stage magical
act
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-25
SAYS OVER 100000
ARMENIANS PUT TO DEATH
Representative i'm Paris Writes MasSa-
crcs of Abdul Hamid Insignificant
in Comparison.

NEW YORK. Sept. 25-More than
$4,000 Armenians have been put to
death and 100000 rendered homeless
or eNiled by the Turks, according to
information given out here Friday by
Or. NJ. Simbad Gabriel, president OF
the Armenian General Progressive as
sOciation Of the United States.
Dr. Gabriel gave out copies OF let
ters received from Nubar Pasha, dip
lomatic representative in Paris OF the
Kathohkas. or head OF the Armenian
church, in which the figures were
given.
The great masSacres OF Abdul
Hamid seem insignificant compared TO
the recent atrocities wrote Nubar
Pasha. What has occurred within
a few months in Ciliciz and Armenia
is almost unbelievable.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-25
Sends 8
Sticks Dynamite
By Parcel Post

NEW YORK. Sept. %. Eight
sticks OF dynamite were found in the
mail here Friday after having
travelled by parcel post all the way
from California. They had met with
frequent bumps and had been slid
through the big mail chute at Grand
Central station. Inspector of Conn
bustibles owen Egan says that all that
prevented an explosion was the fact
that the sticks were securely tied IN
canvas bags and paper.
They were addressed to "Sig. ROas-
clio Virginia. z. c., Ceva, Italy," and
the name OF the sender was given
as Luigi ChirOlh."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-25
AT THE DASALLF.

Edmund Breese in THE Master
Mind" is the feature picture at the
IaSalIe today. Mr.. Breese will be re-
membered as a sterling dramatic actor
who has appeared is such successful
productions as The Lion and the
Mouse. The Third Degree" and ''The
Master Mind. 1t is a film version OF
this latter play that he will be seen IN
today. The original cast and a fine
scenic production add TO the interest
of this modern mystery play.
on Sunday Florence LaBadie re-
turns as the charming heroine OF
Mons. Lequc." a standard detective
play and a famous character OF French
fiction. William Morris, a notable actor
also has a prominent part.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-25

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