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HOW ABOUT 1T, POLLY?

r. tharles l. Davis viii turn over
10 his wife EDNA Viola nae. 4.
parrot which boz nov has in hi. Gus
todv. -hc Will NOT protest y divorce
suit that has been brought against
Der through Attorney Carl ID
orsVthc Mr. Davis is now ir
larker-hurC. where she will stav if
hubby comes through with mo bird
Tho part Polly was fo play In fhs
diNnrc" proceedings came az e I'D
rect surprise fo the court officials
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teacher and school committee ba.o
boon amnnlod and L. lran. nrdnr.I
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-04
AT THE AUDITORIUM.

Francis Y. Bushman as Romeo
i'm Romeo and Juliet in eight
parts. is appearing at the Auditor
ium today with Beverly Bayne in
the role of Juliet" The feature
has been produced on a most elab-
crate scale, it is said, and is really
one of the most gorgeous pictures
ever shown here. Among the many
impressive scenes is the wedding of
the famous lovers in Friar Laur-
ences cell. Another wonderful
scene is the funeral of Juliet. in
which hundreds of persons partici-
pated in the long procession OF
church dignitaries. attendants, rela-
tives and friends. Scores of horses
are also used in the procession and
a modern counterpart of an ancient
Italian castle was used for the set
ting Tuesday II. B. Warner will be
seen in "A Vagabond Prince" Mr..
Warner is supported by Dorothy
Dalton in the leading feminine role,
A two-reel Keystone comedy called
The Lady Drummer" featuring
Fay Tincher, will also be shown on
Tuesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-04
EVANGELIST HALTS GAME

GOSHEN. Ind. Dec. "A post
season football game between the
Goshen and Kendallville teams
scheduled for Lgonier. Sunday was
called off when Evangelist Newlin,
who is conducting a revival there.
threatened 10 cause the arrest OF the
players if the game was played.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-04
ARBITRATION IDEA
GAINS IN GERMANY
Prof. Deissmann of University OF
Berlin Sends Wireless to
L. =. Pastor.

NEW YORK, Dec. A. That the
idea of arbitration" is constantly
gaining ground in Germany is the
opinion of Prof. Adolf Deissmann OF
the University of Berlin. expressed
in a wireless message to the Rev,
Charles S. mcfarland. general
secretary of the federal council of
the churches of Christ of America.
The message made public here Sun
day night came through the Ger
man embassy.
Mr. MacFarlanj addressed an in
quiry on the subject to Prof. Deiss-
mann several weeks ago in the
hope. he said, that a reply might
be received in time TO be read al
the dinner of the League TO Enforce
Peace held in this city on Nov. "a.
Prof. Deissmann is described as
zone of the leading intellectuals in
Germany.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-04
"a WORLD OF PLEASURE"

In the forthcoming local presenta-
ton of the latest Winter Garden ex-
travaganZa 10 go on the road, "A
World of Pleasure" which is sched-
uled TO play at the oliver next Mon
day evening. promise is given of a
most pleasing entertainment. This
huge spectacle is declared to be one
of the most ambitious productions
ever sent on tour by the directors
of the justly famous New York home
of musical comedy. a cast of IN
usual merit is promised in the prin-
cipal roles. and includes such well
known players as COnroy and lie
Marie. William Norris. the Courtney
Sisters, Wanda Lyons. Collins and
Hart, Margaret Edwards, Mcmahon,
Diamond and Chaplow, Franklin
Bate and Rosie Quinn. The music
is said to be far above the average,
comparing favOrably with The Mer-
~ Widow" and kindred light operas
Of a few seasons ago. There is also
a remarkably attractive and youth
full chorus. while scenically the play
is equipped with nine gorgeous stage
pictures of exceptional beauty. it is
said
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-04
THEATERS
AT THE ORPHEUNI.

Clarke's Hawaiians with one of
the pretuest scenes Of the season,
leads the entertainers at the or
Fheum theater the first half Of the
week. c. X. Clarke is featured i'm
the act and is a really excellent
singer. while mis- consorts. the Roy
al Hawaiians, are real wielders of
ukeleles and guitars. Several Ha-
waiian dances are featured durins
the act.
Bill :. Hall and Jennie Colborn i'm
a novel comedy skit, Bud Weiser. %
written by Mr.. Hall. have a neat lit
tie play. Hall and Miss Georgia
Milligan double in roles and Hall
makes a quick change of costume
while sticking his head out of a
door and keeping up the converse
ton.
Blackface roles are essayed 10y
Jack and Phil Kaufman and the
lads have several good specialties
besides their ability TO sing. Their
encore stun goes even better than
their first offerings. "Bashfulology
is the title of dialogue presented by
SLIDER and North. The male mem
Der of the duo is one of the most
bashful men on the stage Emmett's
CANNES open the bill. The act
moves fast and is good
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-04
Experience
Returns With
AddedGanour

Experience. after an absence of
four weeks. returned last night to a
packed house. gained still more in
laurels and popularity from the biz
audience.
The production was more beauti-
full than before. In the cabaret
scene new and elaborate gowns and
coats were worn that have added
since the plays former visit.
Leonard Doyle. who plays Youth,
is the star Of the piece. though no
one gets top lines on the program.
He is really a youth. scarcely 81
yet. and has reached a high place
in the dramatic world already.
Scarcely less prominent in the play.
and no less capable is Paul Gilmore.
long a star and playwright of ma
tional note. who plays Experience. -
the one faithful friend and guide Of
Youth. who, nevertheless, cannot
save him frcn temptation by mere
ly warning him. and VINO must go
with Youth through every adven-
ture and impress its lessons upon
him.
George 3. Miller, a sterling actor
of the old school. still plays the diff
ferent roles of "Makeshift" and
Crime" with wonderful care and
thought.
Miss Mae Paul as Pleasure" was
indeed a vision Of beauty and
grace in two Of the newly added
gowns in the first and second acts.
Her rendition of Pleasure" is a de-
lightful performance and gives 10
that character a subdued and social
atmosphere that gives zest to the
gorgeous cabaret scene.
Miss LeOta Sinclair as "IntOxi-
cation" again charmed the audience
with her magnetic presence and
gave a really talented performance.
The engagement Of Experience
includes another performance to-
night and a matinee and night
performance tomorrow, when the
drama will move TO Grand Rapids
for the balance OF the week for a
return engagement there.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-04
"a PAIR OF QUEENS

At the oliver theater next Satur-
day. matinee and night the theater-
goers of this city are to enjoy the
farce comedy, "A Pair of Queens.
The story OF "A Pair Of Queens" has
10 do with Peter Candy and his un-
married brOther-in-law, both respec-
table business men. who visit an all
a bite to eat on their way 10 Candy
home after a late business confer
ence. At an adjoining table sit two
pretty women and their escorts
Candy and his brother-in-law have
a couple OF drinks and become ac-
quainted with the four at the ad-
joining table. They are having a
lively time when a row starts and
the two respectable business men
make a hurried departure, carrying
with them a strangers overcOat
Candy and his brother-in-la 20
home. sleep the sleep OF the limo
cent. get up the next morning find
ing they have got themselves into a
mess.
First they ind the strangers over
coat, for which their morning paper
tells them the police are searching
Then they discover that in the res
taurant row a man was shot and
that $4,000 - which afterwards
turned out TO be forged-disappear
ed with the missing overcoat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-04
END OF AUTO TORN OFF

w. A. Bone. a farmer. escaped death
Saturday when a Big Four passenger
train tore off the rear end of the
automobile in which he was riding,
near Waldron. Bone was only slight
~ scratched. The back part of the
machine was crushed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-04
AT THE LASAIIE.

Excellent acting and skillful pro-
ductiOn make The Soul of Kura
San" the five-part Japeesencmfwyp
San" the fve-part Japanese-Ameri-
can drama shown at the Lasalle to-
day, an unusually gripping picture,
The story is swift and leads up to
a strong climax. Two of the prin-
cipal characters are Japanese and
are played by Sessue Hayakawa and
his talented wife, Tsuru Aoki, both
so favorable known 10 the screen
Myrtle Stedman plays a young
American girl who becomes the OBJ
ject of the Oriental's vengeance. The
struggle in the last reel between
the American girl and the Jap is
one of the biggest scenes in the
story and one that strikes a strong
note.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-04

With Maj. Gen. George w
GOethals, builder OF the Panama
canal at its head, the Wilson rail-
road board. which is TO investigate
the operation of the Adamson eight
hour law. has begun its he 'ings at
the custom house. New York At
its first sitting the board conferred
garding methods OF investigation.
Later the heads of the four railroad
mems brotherhOOds will meet the
members of the commission. After
hearing the leaders of both sides.
Gen. GOethals said. the commission
would be prepared to adopt a pro-
gram.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-04

very grand place TO get away from.
or so say some of the erstwhile
boys in the trenches" who have
been working overtime this fall for
some of the jobs that they now see
slipping from their grasps Good
rich also. according TO present plans,
will recommend the calling of a
constitutional convention and it
now seems 10 be pretty definitely
settled that such action will be TAX
en-.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-04
AT THE COLONIAL.

The Pillory," today's attraction at
the Colonial theater. is a powerful
drama Of intolerance in five reels
of interest compelling action. 1t has
"a type we all know-the severe, un-
forgiving Christian" woman, who
elects herself a rigid deputy of God,
depending upon quotations from the
Bible 10 strengthen the dictates Of
her narrow judgment 1t tells how,
through this wOman's harshness, a
mother lighting for justice at the
hands of society for her child, IL
placed upon a social pillory more
terrible than the one Of OLD.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-04

China will teach paper-Inaking in
q government school
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-04
ALL "EXPERIENCE'' ROLES
FIRST PLAYED by MEN

Apropos the return engagement Of
Experience, starting at the oliver
opera house tonight and continuing
over tomorrow night and Tuesday
night. with matinee Tuesday. it is in
teresting 70 know that when Mr..
Hobart's morality play was original
~ produced and taken on a brief
tour as part OF the Lambs club
gambol in the spring of 1914, all of
the roles were played by men.
The cast was then as follows.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-04

Mr.. Elliott son-inlaw of David
Belasco and an actor Of note, be-
came firmly convinced a bona fide
production Of Experience" would
be a profitable venture. AS George
V Hobart wrote the play for the
use of the Lambs club it was mere
ly a sketch Mr. Elliott, persuaded
him to amplify it. Then the firm Of
F. Ray Comstock. Morris Gest and
William Elliott produced it and with
what success is matter OF thea
trical record.
Five performances of "Exper-
fence" have already been given in
South Bend. The engagement to
open tonight will add four 20 the
list. Audiences were and will be of
such size as to nh the theater.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-04

OF all colors. red is most oonspic-
uous at a distance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-12
CALDWELL ATTACKS
NECESSITY" BILL

EVERETT. Oct Incorporation
Counsel Caldwell OF Seattle this
morning introduced resolutions Oh.
posing the certificate OF neoessi.
~ measure. now under referen.
DUN. before the meeting OF the
League OF Washington Municipail.
ties In session here.
The resolution pointed out that
the proposed measure. passed by
the 1918 legislature. would take the
power OF sell government from
cities tn regulating their utility de.
yelopment. and put the regulation
IN the hands OF the three .non.resi.
dent public service commissioners.
IL pointed OFT that municipally
owned utilities. already operating
and expanding. would be robbed OF
ineir power TO extend without oh.
tanning certificates OF necessity
from the commission.
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TtpN HOOKS
oN ANn AFTER OCTOBER o. 1915.
the registration books ~ the several
pferinsis - kinF county. Washington.
outside = the Incorporated cities and
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