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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15
SHOWS KAISER IN
DIFFERENT LIGHT
Social Democrat in His Book
AT the Front in an Auto"
Tells of Meeting.

BERLIN. oct. 15.-A sensation is
being caused by the book AT the
Front in an Auto" published by the
SOuth-German Socialist Anton Fend-
rich The author is the first social
democrat who obtained an interview
with the kaiser and he shows the ruler
in new light.
II is the assertion Of the author that
the monarch has completely changed
mis- views in regard To the socialists
and now considers them splendid fell
lows at least most OF them.
81 had long talk with the cc3ncel-
lor,'' the socialist leader writes ''Dr.
Won Bethman HOllweg must have in
formed the emperor OF our CONVERSE
ton. because the next morning, when
/ was about 10 leave the town in
which thszszp Derial headquarters were.
i was informed that the kaiser wish
ed 90 see me The official. a council
Tor OF legation. who summoned me-
explained that L should come just as
I was. without dressing up. / was led
through a small park. on my way
sentinel stopped me. but the soldier
quickly withdrew when he saw the ad-
jutant who had received me at the
gate OF, the park.
ION bench, under a group OF large
trees, / found the emperor and the
z
When the kaiser saw me, ne rose
quickly. Walking towards me he ex-
tended his hand. Never has a friend
given me a warmer and more cordial
handshake than this mighty monarch
whom j had never met before / felt
at once that the ruler would talk to
me without reserve, as man to man,
and that there was no necessity of try
ing 20 fathOm his thoughts.
The kaiser told me that no ad
read my pamphlet on the war. its
causes and the stand OF the German
social democracy with interest.
DO you know who guards me here
in the enemy's country" he asked.
As 7 could not answer his question.
he continued:
Il am guarded by the socialists be
cause the garrison OF this town con-
sists almost entirely Of social demo-
Gratis. Ana they are splendid fellows,
all OF them"
During these Introductory remarks
i had a chance 10 study the man and
ruler who stands in the center OF the
wOrld-war. I looked into a pair of
clear. blue eyes glowing like molten
steel. and / was a remarkably fresh
and youthful face without a wrinkle.
only the crows feet around the
eyes OF the monarch and his hair,
which is almost white at the temples
show ed his age. Otherwise there was
nothing Of the care-wOrn picture that
has been exhibited in the show win
COWS Of the stores during the last few
months. The elastic figure in high
tan riding boots and the tight-ftting
litewka, which was not even decorated
with a single order. expressed force
and determination in every move.
The kaiser talks freely when he
unbosoms himself. like all men Of ac-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15
DR.. HILLS Is DEFENDANT
Nephew OF Brooklyn Pastor Sues For
$4,000 Damages.

NEW YORK, oct. 15.-Suit for
$4,000 damages for defamation OF
character was filed yesterday in the
Brooklyn supreme court against Dr.
Newell Dwight Hills, pastor or Plym-
outh Church. Brooklyn. by his nephew
Percy u. Hills. The cause or the
action is set forth as statements at
tributed TO DR.. Hills in Brooklyn and
Portland ore. newspapers that Dr.
Hills had for the past five years been
struggling 10 pay of an Indebtedness
OF 100000 incurred by his nephews
in the lumber business.
These statements, IL is alleged in
the complaint. were wholly false and
were known 20 be false TO the defend
ant at the time they were procured
TO be published by him."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15
RUMGR MORE LOAN WANTED
Report Says $3.50, 600. 900 More Being
Sought by Niles

NEW YORK. oct. IA supple
mentary war loan OF $3.50, 00O. 600. in
addition TO $500, 100000 recently Sc
cured in this country by the allies. is
said 10 be under negotiation. The
contract binding the $500. 100000 loan
will probably be signed Friday. after
which the mem bers OF the Anglo
French credit commission viii go to
Canada.
Octav Homberg. one OF the commits
sioners had a narrow escape near the
Office Of J. p Morgan x Co. today
when ne became TANNED between a
street car and a wagon while cross
ing the street He was none the
worse for his experience. as the only
damage done was 20 his clothing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15
DIR. PAUL EXAMINES EYES WITH
OUT DRUGS OR DARKROOM.

"Shur-On" Eyeglasses 1915. DR..
Paurs expert examination free. Elk
pert optical service at square-deal
prices. 2Oe ]. NJ. :. Bldg. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-15

Earliest artillery guns were made
FROM wrought iron bars. bound to-
gether like slaves OF a cask by the
shrinkage over them or iron hoops.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-16
URGES COURSE IN SWIMMING
Every BOY and Girl Should Bs Taught
the Art-onssts Evil Effects
Of Corset Wearing.

Canadians know better how to
swim than Americans. and Hawaiians
more about swimming than the people
of any other country. perhaps" said
q, II. Corsan. professor of swimming
in the University OF Toronto. while
In Washington recently. Swimming
is the best exercise that can be had.
Relaxation is one OF the secrets of
the art of swimming. q fact which
explains the smooth round muscles
OF swimmers and their freedom from
old-age wrinkles. A weak or tired
heart secures u much.needed rest and
thereby 10 strengthened after an easy
swim. Swimming makes women 70.
bust and the action Of the sun and air
on the skin while swimming Is un-
eQualled by artificial treatment. II
has been demonstrated that swim.
ming offsets the evil effects OF corset
wearing and OF the cramped position
of the sedentary worker. and It re-
lieves us from the worry of drowning.
Il believe that every boy and girl
should be taught to swim. and that .
regular course In swimming should be
\ part Of our public schools. have
not the statistics at hand as to the
number. OF deaths each year from
drowning. but they are enormous. and
growing every year. This is because
there are fewer young persons who
learn to swim than years ago. when
almost every boy In town or country
could swim before he was seven years
old. Most boys on the farm know
how to swim. because the creeks and
small rivers are at hand. but in the
city the boys aud girls who swim are
comparatively few. for the reason
that those who learn are nearly al.
ways taught In schools or gymna-
siums,
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-16

A plain. smart suit. distinctly youth
full In suggestion and depending upon
color and cut for successful style. ID
shown in the illustration given here.
As to the lines on which II is cut. the
skirt belongs to the straight silhou.
elite type which. in spite Of the sue
cess of the nared variety. has many
followers. Caillot and Jenny of Paris
are authority enough for its vogue. II
one cannot be satisfied without such
assurance. 1t Is full. but 1t Is straight
q little longer than ankle length, and
plain The overlapped seam at the
front 10 allowed 4 few buttons. like
those on the jacket. set in groups OF
three. The skirt its smoothly about
the hips and has plain finish At the
top.
The crisp little coat consists Of q
plain body IA little short waisted) and
4 skirt which nares enough to indulge
In 4 tentative ripple or two about the
bottom. Buttons and machine stitch.
ing finish it. There u square turn.
over collar of.the serge At the back
A second collar and . belt. in the
nost vivid military red. are made OF
thin suede leather. The belt is run
through narrow ssraps Of the serge
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-16

recm. and the coin remains motionless
on the finger tip,
Why il thise Why does not the
coin follow the card.
Other examples Of the law Of tn
ersiA ares When we strike our clothee
with a stick we heat the dust oa; OF
them. aaA xhea ~e knock the handle
into u hammer. OF eroon ~s do IL
hest by striking the fa- eed Of the
sick While Sosdins the middle loosely
in the haaa
Aa evea better Illustration of shis
aaw Is tAat I. which est Of Pile OF
cei,s tie middle oees caa be ssrueA
away with q kasse aat,l the pale Is re
ssceA 10 two A.d there Is \ tanecs
layaHese trick in ~hscA . asRbe- Of
s-seks are rAksa asd balanced oa .
sSsek, AID cRe by one k,oekea avAy
wsshoes 9tsserAsne the rexss the psse Il
,Are~a esrseAs n the air o. TIE toy
q he szaeS- eraca, away the ssSek
kaceAx the eecrezs eznek the stick d
Instantly 4rs7qez TO tie sTrtsAt aA<
TIE sAc<seze4 psie eross il 7ssxsecs bal
a1ee ca tie sesS - he aeasa thrown
~ aza aese ose q irx n1Ess--
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-16

stitched to the coat at each side. and
fastens with silver buckle at the
front. A second collar and belt. or
even a third. may be acquired by way
of ringing changes on suit in which
such striking color contrasts are fea-
tured. A collar and belt Of black and
white checkerboard ribbon. or set In
one OF the natural leather shades. are
to be recommended.
Worn with the suit. when the red
belt and collar are brought into requi-
sition. is hat which is Obliged to
keep pace with them. 1t is of blue
straw, matching the dress in color.
with band and darts Of bright red
like that in the accessories of the
suit. Hardly anything else in hat
would do except one of those sailors in
black and white checkerboard silk
which are trimmed with black velvet
ribbon and a cluster or two Of cher
ries.
II is not often that suit SO simply
constructed achieves distinction by the
mere management Of color, and still
less often that a suit admits of "shad-
ing by change of accessories that
does not rob 1t Of its smart style.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-16
NEW ROLLER SKATING CRAZE
Ne~ Se-s Raak A.Aaser Says 3
teses ia Aesesa oeseass-Ases
csesseose Aes erase

rae rasser s1xrs1.r crane las srs8ea
o1s Anew nss~, xs~sresa< % = Ne~
Nork seessr - the F&exsrrsn Dns-
-nseA With q 5ass1 er rpcre rSnks
e-,ssSea art = rvsnSrasGrlAsu- rscs
e1 rosssrs x.r-xssszsk An enthusiasts
crowd TIE ess E,aasc x7ore s65s exEr
- ~ Ase& many et ~ A<rscees vha
have s,ee,sgne ta1salsc mad. On s1e
cSaser AxaS, r has sesn discovered
sasas sy taking q eer was-as a-eU1,a
the rvsnns On reaecs y,z va lsx-1 ehe
waser1 sss9&- Thas Is Aac,rfe1e =
he nnn4rsc st the ax-rss1 rslR
-Nsx q Strange sAsler- be x.sk. -amz
. s-xsAs mary ct my zss1-,ns hare eaAa
me rectn1S 1A,s t5ey reAisS p<rse
sa,srsr<nsy rnf,cx1e,,s nsr 15gcsesk,s<f
lAe rSeeru 6a-cse 1-1-l cA<r AAa
taken NJ rsiasr ssx1s1x F-sibe5tmeS
en- the ,viatr sSSerx sseesms a. xss@
snem sh6ef csmfbtp,e and r=sce
when SnxDsss8, wssa SAe resrG that
ussny wAs as.ssce v~c@ au7 tA1- Gan
esrx are ssw r,e.r.y Srrsse ex7src
WAash srsA,aiS sccsrnrs tsr she
eas,r rias sA<r~ Is Asmrar ~ ur;M
s1-srssz s;bspn m the rsDsc sas1ne
g,ssczsrx psw IS there is n 1hs a1ye
s1sg and ssx -rrs c,nrlss1s-s;nxx.
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aAsa s,.ss-s as,,.s sStreN sssns foecoes
~ s,.s .s3Se sasas sssse,es u NEs1n
sesSs st,A began Ss sts SsahSs Sss
ss1z-so,S sse s,sssl SnA \ aesssis $Fg;
~ ss.s sa7e4assss Sssh swscs purchase
I've s.s,A Scl et.r t;'ssst 7ssis'sas a s>''>
eses.ssnss sscsSs srssass SD a'T sais''
sss, ard Sst ss.- q sss-a,.se s"ts r-'sss
ssr.e <haes bs,lnS'lis ssasse " srssfsr
sS..esge. 'sl,et DE rsif S2h Sr fee'
sse ~ se.ss,ss oiil s,,t ii;'ucs:sse cs3,st sas
sv,,es,. vnss 6-us.s.sss D. . srcassse a
s,,e SiisieensS Stisocen Htl,ssh-
sna s,ssle,e ssifrf <SGe n NuhhihS
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-16

TAx- Seecness ans sEse2-sss ot aT
zre1.e1sxarE ySseA makes sNe SucSesSs
CT the ers<4- 7ar15ersxr movie sta,
s,sssre she sn<Hsr1ss< camera aen4s
weight ~ TIE Importance CT hs1 saas
1,sns . TIE Dxr-er ct siesAes HEN
Is u sSsrr-e ii MISS N<l Craig, S.ke=
DAx1-sss, n . frse-S new sSrSns
rrv1- sash ha1 AID 1es,exscrets ia,
Hss1 ~i-h ner isGrsga1 az-cns sAs
psx ua6ex.
yne has5,e ans rIzae q Asn
<Gir,;ht.t ,fzrsr lrs n,s5esussy sizTae.
and ne IIp5srnct1es. CO esoEsseS cover.
xt e-s9s ,6s sh4pe Is SEsss the reverse
sf zsn9Oe- nsi.le n 7rss1y sanssaassaa
ss She SIR ESaA xats shadow sass
xnt hsm<11a,Aa1x rssa Il setting i;
esgsensr Ind rs \ tecrrsssen, Te.s Sas
sce is rfny glArn- has q AssA convert,
SSle c,ilk- sgrr sysen q: sAe sA-1as. sx;
s--vd - Srea II uy<rA1,Saax a, Tie
Ase4 and x5tes ms es-sra.ss care
assx management ~ ene cassAr Il
~vrrh = aecsmt thsuefl- and sses
sssnrs zpars sna1s<ht.
rhe srs;wuoer<4rss ns sessss rss
sssu makes u <-sSeue and easy ssso,
sirn - The grsfosru q: the ~asss G=se.
wihish ss solved IN 81 S~su7 sarssss
III Says n sos nav esshsars Tss
ss~isse Is sf ~a6s sas'sen-apa no esrns,
u 80 rs - rs wses4 -sssA the ssas,
lspees q. uA-r1s~c snsAan,
Tns fi.i Is elksiSy ~ awaken the en-,
sfttniss1n Il many sshsc psasa.Ars ana
3,-xtr-x p,Ar-,<r,s sr- =, "a , --...-- =.
aass aiis sssssrss~aere and srssasrs Tyre
rhsa 6elxfSs ne sss ~ the a-Ssss. /,
Ia . 'scA;e%bcsI' nsShsa sasn es-ssa
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-16

sriaa Of black taf,e,a faced with black
shs-s'rsw braid. and has soft crown
and collar Of taffeta, BY way Of
searanent it is provided with a sio-
rseas fulhslown red rose. matching
~ in senerous proportions. and long
'ses OF s'rssmers Of black velvet rib
boa.
Tae proof Of the pudding is in the
tasting, and the proof Of the styles is
n the wearing, These are new modes
aaarurea by practieea and critical
eye JULIA 9oTToMIEV.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-16
When Hoop sAlrt. vs.r. won.

~~Nks wNStN "VfN-
The nrst modern hoop sksrt-~see
seating y costume which the ssscsi.s<s
are now threatening to rc~fve-was
the invention et Joseph rhcss.ss. who
VAS born In Paris IS years axc. aaa
Who died in Heeesen a se~ yeurs
s'aee. The hoop skirt Of Taazsas-
eentriyanor was popular srera aSSs
~ iSN, when 4, scSaa TO decline.
rae asonstnasits M eamhsra. ,ssrsx.
aest out by hoops, was CARVED 10 <seA
a ~ssn' that the fass sex h~san 10 A.
sasae the rrngassfNss os sssa,ors.
freAssls no ether style ~ sezsasae
s''iSe Was 81 aasssasts asS rsSxss-
SsSss As this yet /; e9sasea a ,rxzsa-
Sssas Nasse- The ~Acsas q sss>SA
FseSaAs s~asss,asea ressra, q sse
sssTsSs'a'se " eartAsassses .. the sssae
~ Sssca slssssssa. when 1eSssa xrr~
s''sase scsssNsass ssAss II ~aass.
H'ae The how ssss. Was sssse tie
sassse N sAaas Ae,ssseass asa asss q
me SsessssoasS ny essasas sa soasses
~ssA sre " ssaeAsses~
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-16
Sse NusA

a New England clergyman ef aAss~
Is tskx stsn n sslss svrs ssr sssscas
sea-s. ard aiis %fn, q 1ve arnsnsrs,
has rarscs setn him IN the rna3ir Ne-
ssusS ss'e snsse ss;sss hrart ass Arn-
~ ses&sA away e-sm hane, n ~sn&>
ssnr- and snss as-ss Ss.cnsxsol - n
rrf,es
-Asnv;~ n s4ra n 1rasussr--
sNss. assr~
-asus - ns /. reia 7rcsrAsr--
-T,rvasns- Tebes-
ssts, sss- sursss n, ssaa much q: n
7srr~sassr, Is hs-''
rhs eoscsmnr VII psS saan hss-
- ns.ss n <aiss srtic,r,isra
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-16

invader tv tackle, but tot
smpvwet,cahi,t,y they do not compare
with even \ narrow sNae u barren
lsaa, where foNd and water are non.
existent and where had ground mAkes
transport either ,ahvf,ous oe alto
&v,hcr M,peSe,h,e> i,stt,euelds, like
the Nne. " capitals, are hot made by
WAN, hut ARE the OUTCOME " RrNsraph,
M, ,~ss,,,Sa, The chief MNes ct esns,
MHa,eat'eA et the world, aud cuaae>
uaeNtsy the ~ArtNths cf nations, are,
In The NsAan~r aetcrN,,neu hy the lie
" the iaeA and ,ts phys,ea, features,
~ MNk, TOR ,NstANcy> IA Esypt and
lNtesttae are not under eae rule, and
~ tAax M tMeee In likelihood et 4
NfvNrscAec " hes,i,lts between the
rewSw that sS>strA thcse two cS,aN,
tttca the dessert barrier that sevasN,ee
them viii Ne the scvae OF conflict, lse,
tNk = Narrow Neck II land ,,ssatNs tw~
eeAsiNeats and helMs the uaty ,Aua
tNk between two vt the nN>s, fertile
ro<tHNa " the earth. Il has N,~ass
Nees, aud Will A,wAsp he, IN tmNrtan,
,sNe ~ e,smANnSs~ticM ew the samc
sv~srN 4 MMst retain tts sssa.neAneS
fsss~ a MILITARY stAsAssetet> II chances
that the hNk between esssA Ama Asia
y s~secA AS the N'tsNt " AsStt,y, tas,
the s~@se rr>sVsde~ee ,ast e~asea tAss
ARA 10 Ne esescss ~ ssss l,s>,SsN,e,s TIC
NNss~ rsS~erA r~etsa " the Mite sat
hey With an mt@,,AAse ssvteeSs,,N fs>,m
cNvsNws Ne~e A hundred m,tes NJ
~ss,e Ia Net,ce asAt1 AxAtass ssva,
stsa than ANY esAes satar~, te~sases u
n wr hess s>sssts than essssesa fsrsss
eN,,NNs ana ssNsssS msrs effective,
Vet, IN sNse " NAtasvN sol~ssNs, tsts
esSN has eN,sAN's Nees the sccae "
MWsr AsssnssS than ANY ssAes aes~s,
N the ~atsa, ,ee>Nsssss, ~ /, ~eyys
he Ntea Wilderness has SsSsn asv,
sNss,S ny sASSSssssNe ~s,Ss 81 sassrs
tets Asscsses ssS ~ sNe sS>s,ssssal s,sss
tvs ~ sStsssps sNgsSst;S,sS. rSsye il
NJ res, tse TITS sssSS II sees.s ~ At
trSss ssssSSS,
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<ssSass sstsTStss essS ssS rrsSrSs Il
be eassssSsSse ssSNssesesS aa h
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\ sSsssse advance ~ sSsses Ns =,
NSsse1 &s>os "a Ms eSsessSSkSas Il
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esN@ ss SsstsAsses ssx he Seess~s
tssSs ssFeeeeNesA 4 = esSssSsss,
SAst SesSs< sSssssess ss SeSeses assS
NssS ssv'SsSss eatA& ssss s~ss,ssss n,
~t ~sSa ss<sss ~ sse se3s Al sss. sta
~ssAstse>S ssas NeeSv& sas,seas S'h,s.,
~es sss-lssr sSssass Sssssas ssss, IA
ssse sessssAs kssesslS ssiAssssss ss,s
dessert we've sS-e ssSe~s ~ ~ ps,,ss
AssSsf sast ss-ss ~esas ss v,esAs Sasss,
sse eEssvss ssase Ssr- s,Ss s.sislssaS - "a.
SssSst wsN N ste sssass ~ss IA,
ssss, etissAssrss ~ S,e Me sssets, n.
sss s>ossssss< saS'n~ss s.tSlsspea<. s.ss
eNssS ~ resss soss ~sa ncns,lsss sssse
sAAs SeassNsses s~evs n ssSsr. sse
Ases.iA so sets sseA - sfss s-nyaa.
vssetse4 shss Sessees Ns Ript.s ~ ~.
sstctksoas vsissh ran A-sa s,,s Mod
ssse%s~~A ~ t,>s SSe,f ~ Snes. Nss
&ksss = sssA sss-e ssNtsslgse sascesr sss
sessas,ssa s,ss sssle> ss,asass Ssassss
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-16

sts,istsrsusss hs veapnsSs'c6 sasss 80
strsrh ilstn az sf,s srr,xlars N the sah
sss SnsS;s -sfrce ~ssss s,ea Ts0
s'sasec men wscs s-res:se& at, asis srsse
tntaE Ey--S Sisssstr'sras N. NJ EikJasesA a
New NsrS eassshh.
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eeo soc1 a rssassss sox
., SsS Ns@sr>s.>s<sseS WNe r~es u
sseess ss,suo ~ A'sceess ne
ssss,hs i, rvee

enl,s ~&s y bliss 6sS N sss llsa ~
ss,ssA S,sasNsassasth M s'lA hssps~ ~as
ssss ~ M Seersws3hse str Sirars~ss
,s.< 2lsh ssN.s sesss ssch. Ss,,h ss'1 aifn
s-e e>saak have = ssis * ~psssst esNSss
s,esN
i, esne ~ the Ssssrs Ctrnihsbsm
ss,,,eh SsQ9t n. s%saiss .9sssAs bills, be
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-16
NEW COIN AND CARD TRICK
Nsss Trick Where Draeks Ars eai-
Aneed on End Of Stick.

Place a card on your forennger. ~
shown in our illustration. On It place
= quarter, haif.dcilar or dollar. With
the right hand give the corner OF the
card dip 30 As to shoot it away hor
ifontaily. hitting it neither up nor
down, but fairly in the middle. The
card fies oR to the other end Of the
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-16
~. essa Ssrs,m,

Mrs esssxse--1 rnecrsears spu- hass
bard is sobasci sssA sssqsqssia
Mrs. Gs-S~e'f--sss; aut. aiss Essre~
ssss i,sesns srsnaa Am har - mpsa
~ y tnes mo
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-16
aa.s ,,.ns upre~s erk

ESS-ae Snnsc hst ltsn 3sr \ wFsk
the SvD<r et . kas1
-sss~ o. gen sass scur ne. s.rs
Esnsr-- asissef Aif uDtSA
= b,ms sfse him n az Elmer -
lifsst prss4r-
why prc-'
-sseNe npes an wusk EEsng
x.t,A Aas buna.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-16

7 Ia a recognized mas,m In
s,r~,es,oa, prvhlcms that n
desert frontier Ii the Que
mvst easy 10 defend and
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have their difficulties, and
arr serious obstacles TOR an
nva,i,.s Ia tAstin hut fNr
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number of big scenes, among them a
battle between hordes of sayages.
Many Of the scene swere staged in
the Bahamas in the midst of perfect
tropical backgrounds. A fine cast in
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rlnsr sor1on 10 c.rDIrons.

In the District ccsrt Of the United State.
for the Northern District Of West Virginia.
In Re James .. Williams In his owe
right and James T. Williams Of the frm
Of Williams and q. 8, Eusum doing bust.
ness under the arm nRne ct williams and
Nuzum. Bankrupt, In Bznkruptey.
~ the creditors Of James &, Williams
etc, etc. Of Clarksburg In the County Of
Harrison and District aforesaid. bank
Setiea Il hereby given that on The 18th
day Of December, 4. D, 1918 James =
Williams IN his own right and James =
williams Of the hrm OF Williams and q
s. Nuxum. doing business under the hrm
name Of Williams and Nuxum was duly
sdjpdieated bankrupt; and the hrst meet
Ing Of HIS creditors will DO held at the
Law ofaee Of w. Frank Stout, In ciarks-
burg. on the seth day Of Decomber, A. u,
iaiS, at 10 p'eioek IN the forenoon, &C which
time said creditors may attend. prove their
ciaims, appoint y trustee. examine tbs
and transact such other business
a. may properly come before tho said
Dated; December 18Th. fo1A
". PRANK STOUT,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
i'm. FOSTER, Esq.
Attorney for Bankrupt.
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GLIDING George Probert. Fania MARI
noff. Margaret Greene. and Crawford
Kent, have done excellent work in the
picture which is one OF the most note
worthy of the year. b.
Tomorrow. the great dramatic gem
ius, Hobart Bosworth. will appear In
the Universal Broadway feature, "The
White Scar" a beautiful story Of ro-
nance laid IN the mountains.
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Simple Simon Troupe is Com.
pfised of Good Singers
and Actors.

Emerson's immortal words: IF q
man can write better book, preach
better sermon, or make better
mouse-trap than his neighbor, the pub.
lie will wear beaten path to his door
though he build his house in the wild
erness," applies also to amusement as
exemplitied at the odeon theater,
where the Simple Simon Musical Com.
edy Company Is playing q weeks en-
gagement.
The opening chorus, Caroline, y
sung by the entire company pleases
immensely and is a genuine treat to
Clarksburg music lovers. 1t is all
harmony and shows that every men,
her OF the cast can sing. Frances
Hartman, the prima donna, passes out
some fine numbers in real light opera
style. kayanaugh and Lewis score
big with dancing specialties. Evelyn
Gilmore takes several encorcs anx the
Harmony Quartet is Immense. but the
big hit-the real goods-is Mr.. Oliver
in his famous Simple Simon character
ization. He has everybody giggling
continuously and puts across more
real, downright substantial unvar-
nished fun than all tile other coined
ians appearing there In the last year.
Simon alone ts worth tho price Of ad-
mission. 5Anddn addition to the Others
is the nifty little chorus that can really
sing and dance, and. listen ladies'. they
wear real girl clothes, too. Go and
see for yourself. 1t is here all week.
There is tho usual run OF pictures be-
fore and after the show.
- O -
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Director Bob. Ellis Ia putting on q
Venture Of Marguerite. now that has
q strong vein Of comedy running
through 1t. Those who have seen some
of the early scenes declare that the
Kalem producer has real comedy
sense. a rarity In the picture field. and
1t 10 possible that Mllis may be induced
to try his hand further at the comedy
work,
~Fhe Three Black Trumps" Is being
shewn at the Star theater today. 1t Is
In four acts featuring Miss Elsie
Strang 8. Scott Dewitt and 4 superb
cast. The story deals In thrilling
aerial stunts, Saved BY q Skirt" 4
Nestor comedy chuck full Of fun. ID
also shown,
Tomorrow s.fhe Mayors Decision. z
Q three act drama. will be splendid
sn{HoriUut ~
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The Smalleys have finished their
production of Rufus steele's story Of
opium smuggling, "Hop." and arc at
present engaged in the making OF
another five-reel feature written by
Mrs. Smalley under the title, dis
content" No cast thus far has been
announced for this latter production.