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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-01
From Bad to Worse.

have been enacted; that hospitals and
prisons have been placed under scien-
tific humanitarian management; that
children's Fairgrounds have been
established, and more ample provi-
sion made for the recreation of adults,
and that tenement house regulation,
factory inspection and pensions for de-
pendent widowed mothers have been
provided. Municipal regulations along
similar lines of welfare in the matter
of parks, sanitation, safety from fires,
visiting nurses and dispensaries of
pure milk for infants have been i'm
proved and extended.
All this is social legislation. It is yet
in comparative infancy, and needs
watchful care against abuses on the
one hand, and curtailment on the
other A careful comparison of the
program of this legislation with the
functions of the II organizations
united in the Federation for Social
Service in South Bend, shows that the
two are in harmony, occupying sub
stantially the same broad field and ad-
mirahly experimenting each other.
To certain extent, indeed, these soci-
cites may be regarded as the inter
prefers, the practical embodiment, of
the spirit of these laws.
1t is the duty. then. and natural
, function of the Federation locally to
aid in the enforcement and admin
stration of such beneficient social leg
islatiOn and. wherein it is at any time
found deficient to assist in its
Strengthening and amendment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-01
NOT ~ LAW BOOKS.

Attempting TO excuse the butchery
Of Edith Caven. the British nurse
this has been issued by Germanys de-
Tenders:
No law book in the world.
least of all those dealing with war
regulations, makes such diff
ferentiation.
This is true. The law. especially
war law, being exclusively man-made.
slaushters woman with as little com
FUNCTION as man. Natural law Cod
made. says that the superIative duty
and mission is motherhood and makes
the female Of the species the greatest
OF her kind. In the worlds Of beasts
OF birds and OF insects and even that
OF flowers. the male. voluntarily or
otherwise. makes differentiation in
the brutality and folly called war. is
also sole author OF war law under
which he locates himself lower than
the beasts. He glorifies himself by
highfalutin declaration that just and
honest government is government with
the consent of the governed. and en-
acts law 90 hank women without the
slightest regard for her consent to
such legislation.
We hear about equal punishment
for women, If they are given equal
rights But there will always be true
men who make a differentiation IN
favor OF the woman. though they pile
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-01

equal penal laws on equal penal laws
as high as Mt Shasta.
1t was quite unnecessary for Ger
man officialdom TO announce that
war law books make no sex differen-
tiation that would save Edith Cavell
They also contain nothing to save in
offensive old men and women and
school children.
This war makes its law as IL goes
along. and il is the law of cave-nen
and head-hunters. Necessity is made
the law, and the blood Of innocents
flows as readily as any Call Edith
CavelTs slaughter a war necessity and
you have given at least the outline OF
justification OF your villianies. To
try 20 justify on the ground that
there's no man-made war law under
which this noble. ministering. life
saving woman could be saved because
she Is a woman is vile hypocricy that
fools nobody. All appeal in law of
God. nations and humanity has been
destroyed. Preach bloody necessity
at US and we understand.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-01

ford 10 tamper with domestic fac
tons, to practice the arts # seduc-
ton. TO mislead public opinion. to in
nuence or overawe the public coun-
cils." And he concluded with The
memorable appeal:
Against the insidious wiles OF for.
eign influence. / cOnjure YOU TO be-
lieve ne. fellow citizens, the jealousy
OF a free people ought 70 be constant
~ awake"
Today free people is just Begin
ming 10 wake up TO the deep import
OF Washington's words. as they echo
ed in modern terms and given an i'm
mediate application by Pres't Wilson,
eX-Pres't Roosevelt and many other
national leaders. The Father of his
Country knew no such felicitous term
as "hyphenism," but the evil is the
same.
And if the first president were alive
today. he would undoubtedly make
the same appeal that the last of our
presidents has made asking those
who are for America first" to stand
on one side and those who are for
some other country first TO stand on
the other side. or. since General
Washington is known to have used
vigorous language on occasion, we
NAV even fancy him rising up i'm hot
i,idignation at recent anti-A-nerican
outbreaks and expressing his political
philosophy in Colonel Roosevelt's
profane motto, ITO Hell with the Hy-
pheni"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-01

Porter Charlton, the American
tried for murder in Italy, can't COM
plain that he didn't get a fair trial,
according to American precedents in
such cases. There was a typically
American corps of alienists mobil-
lied in the court room, and their tes-
timony regarding Charlton's sanity
was given impartially to both sides in
the typically American way, accord
ing to the side that employed them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-01
Letters Of the People

Editor News-Times:
History informs us, that in tines of
great stress the inhabitants of cities
have come forward with free will Of
ferings for the common goOd-a sort
of voluntary self-taxation, for public
purposes. Might not the contribu-
lions sought during Good Will week
be properly placed in this category?
Regard them not as gifts, but as pay
ments in advance for benefits that will
accrue TO the whole community;
through the added health and
strength of it's members.
ABE FRANK
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-01
SAME MAID.


Maud Muller on an autumn day
Raked fallen leaves in same old way.
She saw the judge go speeding by,
And sweet revenge cleaned in her
eve.
She said. Dear judge. here's where 1
score
For that old slight in days of yore.
My friend when you go at that
speed
The lawful pace you quite exceed.
Il have a hunch that as result,
I'll even up that old insult"
She took the sneriff in her car
And chased the judge for miles afar.
And then with nerve that never
hinched.
She shot his tire and had him
pinched.
FIT.
the horse weight is purely a moral
influence. The horse thereto attach
ed knows he could run away with it,
but, except on rare occasions, does
not. The animal feels the pull of the
moral infience more than the weight
of the block OF iron. For example, a
Main st. business horse was anchored
too far away to touch noses with an
other that stopped beside lin.
W lltl tupOHs his social lnSllnClS over
coming his moral scruples, he gave
his head a tWitch and the weight slid
along the curb far enough to enable
him TO greet his chance acquaintance
in the good old fashioned horse way.
OUR business and professional
men are going TO get down to the Of
flee earlier next year when the new
golf course opens at Chain Of Lakes
(some sylvan title). Half an hour or
an hour earlier in the morning is go
ing to give them a chance TO clean
up their desks and have nothing
much TO do after three or four o'clock.
Then 80 minutes to ride out to the
Country club and dress, and there
they are good for two rounds before
supper on the verandah. Alluring,
yes!
Some Title!
Claw Notes)
The records of the probate court
of Mobile County Ala, show that on
August papers of incorporation were
filed for an organization bearing the
modest title of Christian knights of
HerOines of Ethiopia of the East &
West Hemisphere"
OR, the Northern and Southern
Hemispheres, as contradistinguished
by a recent movie lecturer
a BOY was carrying a load of
wood up the stairs that lead to the
exalted mysteries of a Washington av.
business block Saturday. You don't
see that often nowadays, and that is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-01

Antonio colony of Mexican exiles is
loaded with dynamite. Villa might
supply the fuse.
Better let them fight it out. Uncle
Sam. Blessed is the peacemaker-in
the story books
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-01
THE MELTING POT
GOMEZ TAKE POTLUCK WITH US.

why II attracted our attention. A
glance at the wood showed IL was bog
oak and elm, the kind we used TO
take on subscription and boil out in
the Office stove. Years ago Il was a
common sight 10 see the boy eager
for a quarter digging wood cut OF the
snow and Juggling il upstairs. Back
Of that We used TO do il ourselves.
New tangled contrivances for heating
Offices and, incidentally, the exhaus-
ton of the wood supply have robbed
the boy of his steady job.
Evolution of the Perfect "46."
(Lititz, Pa, Express.)
She used 10 be a slender lass
AS graceful as a willow,
But now-how did 1t come TO pass?
She's shaped much like a pillow.
She used TO be so pale and fair.
SO fragile and so tender.
I'd thought she'd vanish into air
With angels TO attend her.
1 once wrote poems TO the dame,
Compared her to a lily,
But now those verses sound so tame!
Not only that, but silly.
For now she is so red and fat.
a peOny resembles,
Or else a bowl of jelly that
With each vibration trembles.
She used to be the dreamy sort,
Large eyed and melancholy,
But now she'd OF a corpse make sport
And chatters like a Polly.
l sometimes wonder if the beaux
Who broke their necks to win her
Envy the lucky man she chose.
l don't as I'm a sinner!
THE long-legged, slab-sided little
white pill walloper over on Mich. st.
disappointed us last week by not
keeping his engagement at Sunny
side. Later he came in and apollo
gized by saying he was too busy We
hate TO say what we think. but we
have our opinion of anybody who will
sacrifice the golf weather we had last
week for a mere matter of business.
From Bad to Worse.
(Off the Wire.)
PRINCETON, Ind, Oct. 2S.-A Ben
Davis apple is trying to reform. 1t
has the form of pear but is of the
rosy Ben Davis hue. 1t grew on a
Ben Davis tree a mile from any pear
but the point Of the pear shape and
the stem look and smell exactly like
a Kiefer pear.
FRENCH Take Strumnitza." -
Headline.
AS substitute for absinthe?
c. n. F.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-01
You Can Wire
Now at Low Prices
the Sale VIII
Soon Be Over.

But the Sale Will
Soon Be Over.
The bargain sale in wiring will not last much
longer-best put your order in right away and
be of lights at lowest prices.
Well wire five rooms with braided
cords and install lamps and shades
for one dollar now, and one dollar a
month $1,000 being the entire
amount.
Well wire six rooms similar
equipment-fOr one dollar now, and
dollar mOnth-S12.OO being the
entire amount
Well wire seven rooms-Snilar
equpment-fOr one dollar now, and
a dollar month-S14.OO being the
entire amount
These are some of our bargain offerS-let us
quote you tigureS-we have proposition that
will just fit your needs. Get in touch with us
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-01

OR, the Northern and Southern
Hemispheres, as contradistinguished
by a recent movie lecturer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-01
Some Title!

The records Of the probate court
OF Mobile County, Ala, show that on
August . papers of incorporation were
filed for an organization bearing the
modest title of Christian knights of
Heroines of Ethiopia of the East &
West HemiSpheres.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16

an artis,::,, of great talent who is fast
wreckins his me in d :ssipatlo Un-
able 10 i've win HIM longer, the art
lists wife leaves him. He IS commfs-
stoned to paint the face OF madonna
for a new cathedral and after a long
search for the right type he meets
the gangster's widow, whom hesuses
as model for the picture. This Is
of such marvellous quality that 1t rec
forms both its creator and the girl
This is one of the kalem company's
strongest photodrames.
Tuesday. Harry Morey and Norma
Talmadge will be seen IN The Pill
lar OF Flames. a thee part Broad
way star production A screen fable
by George Ade, the celebrated In
diana humorist. now associated With
the Essanay Company, viii be IN
GUIDED IN the program 1t is called
"a Night Given over Nto Revelry-
Fathe Daily News No. 50 and an eS-
citing animal picture. The jungle
srockade" Will also be shown
Manager Sineral has something
new up his sleeve" for Bijou patrons
and he advises them TO watch his adj
vertisement IN the Telegram closely
during the next week.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16
MOTHER love
From Animal World Up through
Human History is Depict
ed in Film.

Nearing completion at the Lubin
studios in Philadelphia IS one of the
feature pictures that has; ever been
made there. 1t is called The Eternal
Sacrifice. ana vas written and is be-
ing produced by George W Terwdlil-
ger
Terwilliger has taken for his theme
:fns this remarkable play. mother love,
and has not only succeeded in telling
most interesting story. but has car
RED the mother love instinct from
the animal world up through various
periods OF human existence to mod
ern dars and he has driven home a
lesson that should have lasting in
fuence wherever the film is shown.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16
ARMY AND NaVf
AT San Diego Are Borrowed
for Powerful Lubin
.PhotopIay.

1.-The Sins of the Parents is the
title OF powerful three reel drama
lust completed at the western Lubln
company at Los Angeles. A special
company OF Lubin players headed by
sIefIns Mayo and Ielma Wsaitman
went to San Diego to make this pc
ture. $3.50,
In order to get, the desired effect
Director Melville borrower the en-.
tire army and navy forces stationed
there and fis-eameEa@ man secured
some thrilling manoeuvers. MANY OF
the, scenes OF this play are cast In
the grounds Of thesPanama California
exposition which adds to the interest
of the picture
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16
GABY DIS Us
m BOO ED
Robinson Grand Has Number
of Splendid Screen Plays
for Coming Week

The program this week at the Rob
inson Grand is one os more than or
dinarv interest. On Monday Gaby
Des1ys. celebrated international star
and sensation of two continents, VIII
be seen in her6rst AMI exclusive APP
pearance IN motion pictures In an or
iginalN story OF the stage, Her Tri-
1mph." produced in Paris by the Fa-
nous Players Film Gorporat:on- This
feature in four parts is said to show
the star to the gery best advantage
The production introduces many nov
elites. such as the Dance Deslys, a
realistic and impressive reproduction
OF the interior OF theater. with a
complete conapanv on the stage and
numerous and other strfking effects.
CT no little Importance also IS the
presence In the cast of Harry Pitcer,
who has been associated with Gaby.
since her first visit to this country as
her dancing partner and who appears
as her chief support in this notable
f1m production.
Nat Goodwin Play
Tuesday one Of the best known OF
present day leading men, s. Ntl-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16
TO BLOW Up HOUSE
With Dynamite in Order TO ob:
tain Realistic Scene for
Picture Play.

Director Ricketts,, of the American.
studies. has invited the general pub
lie to see house blown up by dyna-
ms1e for scene in the four part;
American distinctive creation The
Rouse of a Thousand Scandais. : a
whole mansion has been erected for
this special PURPOSE and as there IS
the explosion It Is presmed that a
large zassemb1age VIII be present to.
see the fun go:
the rehearstng OF about four hun
dred extras as members OF the mob;
xhfch are to swarm about the. douse.
has been progressing for over aweek
:sud 1t is predicted that the picture
vii present one of The most wonder
tuI scenes ever produced for the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16
EERTUARNIcK
FEATURE At
ORPHEUM
The Man Who Found Himself
Big Shubert Offering, to
$50 Be Shown tuesday.

One Of the big features of the com
ing week at the orpheum theater
viii be I'VE part perturbation OF
.eTf1e Man Who Found Himself. Rob
ert warw:ck is the star of this photo
play, based upon the drama which.
wien it vas procuced, and success.
fully so. few years ago, was called
.eThe Mills of the Gods" in New York
and The Coward: in Chicago The.
author. George Broadhursr, was. and
is. master OF stage construction
and his polished craftsmanship ia
seen IN the story of this photoplay
which will be released by the Shu-s
A. Problem.
There is something of a problem IN
this play. not sex problem. but one
which concerns the vital parts of a
young mans career. James Clarke
has fallen into disgrace by theft and
forgery: has been sent TO Jail and
escapes. This Is where his problem
presents itself
Society, i. e. his old associates and.
partners in error, Won't let him go,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16
Catapulfs a Racing Auto
OF Cliff i1ts
Stream

Missing death by a hair in a des-
perate race with a numbering express
train and Gaping this most remark
able OF photoplay feats with a drop
of nearly 100 feet in racing auto
mobile from cliff edge into raging
torrent, are two OF the many thrfllers
IN .-eThe Diamond from the Sky, the
SO, 900 prize picturized novel produced
by the Flying AZ studio. in which
Irving Cummings is 9orraytng Ar
thur Stanley, the handsome and
youthful gypsy hero. the first chap
tiers of which were recently released;
OF the two thriIler-the race with
the express and the leap from the
.clin-tie alter is by far the more.
hazardous. for. experts agree that it
Is not only one of the most remark
able feats of its kind ever accom-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16
IRVING CUMMINGS WHO P,Ms
OPPOSITE LOTTlE PICf<EORD re ;,
TIRE 0LAr1ONo FRoN THE StSH

phshed, but marvel at the luck of
the driver, as they expressed it. in
escaping without scratch.
The giant machine reaches the Gin
edge, hats for but moment and
then drops into space The driver.
Still cfutehing rhe wheel. succeeds In
extrfcating himself and leaps. just as
the car makes the first of series Of
somersauIts en- IT'S downward fight
BY a piece of acrcbatic work that
would bring envy TO a circus per
CORNER. the driver jumps clear of che
machine and strikes the water, some
twenty feet away from where the
wrecked machine had hit
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16
Splendid Company IN Tabloid
Musical Comedy Booked tor
FFsfEsaif OF Week.

For the first three days of next
week the management OF the Ooeoa
theater has secured a great tabloid
masical comedy. Theodore MuF-
phys Tango Beauties-a big CITY
show. with bevy of beautiful girls
and clever comedians presenting the
latest tabloid version. Of Broaowas
PRODUCTIONS;
Eleven IN Troupe
The chorus consists OF several rea!
musical comedy girls who are gooo
singers and dancers. and all beauties-
This company numbers eleven acSnE
persons and aIIare performers and "
has won Jle distinction OF being q
clean. bright. and ne1odious rnustcat
company. Its performances are 7res
from any sugSestiFeness and appeai
especially 20 lne ladies' and children
Wardrobe and electrical effects are
iexnpensfye and beautiful
g The pictures for monday VIII De
a splendid two-reel Lubin drama,
Her Fathers Picture. depicting 2
very dramatic episode IN the life OF
AN actress who innocently attracts
her mothers second husband. ALSO
a BioSraph comedy entitled iEe
Gamblers I. o. u
Al Some Good Music
TIE musical program by the 0deon
orchestra for the coming week VIII
be especially and will include the fol-
lowing numbers: -
iMarch-.0 Occidental. Soosa
Selection Faust Gounoo
Life Strauss
Overtur Golden Sceptre la1ns
Trombone sola-Selected $1,000
$3.50 .s.l-s.ss.y: Mr., WoolaEd
Two Step-sJane''- Remick
March-'sNattonal Fiesable -Sousa'
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16
ENTIRE FORGE
Of ubin Studio to Take Part
in. a Benefit PIC
lure Play.

The entire Lubin studio is to pro-
,duce FIFTY Niles from Boston the
latter part of the month IN Philsdel-
ssphIa for the benefit OF the L1laiH An
nual Beneficial Association. Every
leading man and leading woman
among the Eubfn players has voIun-
teered for the occasion aud Sn order
that the public may have an oppor-
trnity to see all their favortte play
ers. different cast will appear IN
each os the three acts
PFacHcal1y every pfzyer In the
studlos no hasn't part VII appear
IN sueesaEfies Z and taa chorus.
Percywiuterwiu be the STAGE dirsc
tor. s
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16
Ka!en PilotodFanla Features
Alice Joyce, Helen Endrofh
and Guy e0oa1bs.

The aeadiiner at the BSjou tieateT
lfonday viii he the world famous
comedian: Charles ChaDlin,s latest
scream called by the Sea, meufion
of which is made elsewhere IN this
department Alice joyce Helen idnf
roth and GuJ Cooma1s wTii 6e-seen N
the leading parts of a three part Hal al
The madonna IN The story IS the
widow Of sanster-e prodsct Of the
Sums The leadinS male characser Is
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16
Leading Man IS
Si2 Feet e al

Matt Moore. Universal player, IS a
six-footer, with auburn hair and blue
ewes and is the most quiet. unobtru-
s;ve actor in the films despite his
great success. Recently he has APP
peared in the Imp production as DE-
Carson in The Photoplay without
Name, Teddy Van Deusen in Mars
Duke, and the leading male char
acter in THE Sphinx" Matt IS the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16
SIX CsElA NGES
q Pro
During Meek Engagement o
Winter Garden Girls at
the Palace.

Tneater patrons OF C1raksburs Will
have something entirely new m the
Wv Of shows when Pred Godslnsss
-tNSnter Garden GiTfs eppear 2 the
PALACE this week beginning tomorroE
afternoon Mr. GoddirS has ranged S
10 change his program da ss
nexf week and those combs every
night VIII see an entlre ehantses OF
hill. wardrobe. songs and COMEDY.
Tabloid Opera
For sTonday che opening bill will be
...Ts.e King Of He5delberS, q TABLOID
version of the opera. . LIE Mascotte,
S,s;ch has pleased thousands. Il IS
Sf;,lI OF bright. catchy musical ntiIn-
hers AMI clean. rich comedy
Tuesday.s Dill viii be When Twins
Mar another comic opera that IS
equally we'll known as la Mascotsess
This Is bin that only real SINGERS
and actors can handle and contains 4
great surprise for those who see II.
The Cabaret Trio" and Tue Com
cd. Trio. are feature musical num-
hers Of this pleasing entertainment.
Oriental Nigh
Wednesday,, "a Day in Turkey, a
stabIosd distraction Of the. opera Of
SAD Fasha Will be presented. Beat
rIful Turlcfsh costumes, a comedy
Qua rtette and The Pashas Dari-ngs
are amons the musical features OF the
show.
West. will be presented This u
something entirely new TO the mllsi-
cal comedy world 1t is regular
-Broncho Billy. show set to music.
Frida-ss Offering. viii be The Ger
man Professor, with a laugh IN ev-
cry line
To Make One Laugh.
Saturday. Two Fools There We're.
viii be presented If anyone does not
want to laugh he should not so to this
snow. THIS is not an opera, neither
is il bill composed Of worn out
hits. 1850,
soIos. duets. trios, Quartets and
pantomimes, are incMdeds in the pro-
grams for the wees Having alEeaoy.
PLAYED these, bills one hundted con
secutfve weeks through the South the
management declares the show to be
In fun working order
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16
goNs sELIe c0,lPAyi.

Miss Martha Boucher. young,
pretty ana taIented actress; from tue
Legitimate. has Joined the SeES Edea-
dale company lIsss sBoueher PLACED
the lead II BEN Hur on he stage.
wak ~Sth ltiam Grams md eI-
toyed 4 splendid experience before en-
.teEng mo4icn pietnze ss.lsss:ss:.zzsss
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16
TOGETHER AGAIN.

In the Edison photopiay. Ills. Con-
vert. a play of the underworld with
a regeneration turn. Mabel Trunnelfe
and Nero NEcDermott are cast oppos-
tie together for the first time IN a
long while. Miss Trunnelle plays the