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Evening journal., 1918-02-14
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL NOTES
WOLHAR-pRYDEN.

Miss Helen Rose Wolhar and Frank
Dryden, both of this city, were married
on February Il by the l'ev. John Con-
nelly.
Evening journal., 1918-02-14
c. d. sTOCKLY WITH L. 5.

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SMYRNA. Del. Feb. ii-Charles D.
stockly has been appointed by A.
Mitchell Palmer as an attorney IN the
Alien Property Custodian Department.
al Washington, d. C.
Evening journal., 1918-02-14
nnIENTAL LOnGE sMOKER.

oriental Lodge. No. i3. Knights OF
pyihias. Will have a smoker tomorrow
n'~ht at pvth'an Castle. SIX vaude-
willie acts will be given during the even
inC
Evening journal., 1918-02-14
StUOFF-COX.

Miss Irene NJ sulon and Edward c
Cox. both Of this city. were married
on February 20 by the Rev. w. Z
Habbart.
Evening journal., 1918-02-14
Nns UyNsON 10 m BRIDE.

A wedding OF local interest TO take
place In Baltimore on Saturday, Is that
OF Mrs. Richard b. Hynson. Jr., OF
Chestertown, Md. and Rodgers Wilson.
Evening journal., 1918-02-14
cHANnIFR.RRATTON.

Miss Carrie Chandler and Charles
Thomas Brstton. both Of this city
were married on February S by the
Rev. John Z. Hunsberger.
Evening journal., 1918-02-14
InHNsnN.nnNnNAN.

Miss Beatrice L. Johnson and Roy W.
Donovan. both OF this city, were mar
ried on February =, by the Rev. W. T..
Corkran.
Evening journal., 1918-02-14
MCHOLS-BLAKE.

Miss Helen X Nichols and Dorsey
blake. both OF this city, were married
on February 8 by the Rev. w. P. Cork
ran.
Evening journal., 1918-02-14
nIIGAN-CHRIsTOPHER

Miss Emma P. Dugan and James w
CHRISTOPHER. both Of this city, were
married on February u BY the Rev. +.
J. Connolly.
Evening journal., 1918-02-14
FREE TO
Pile Sufferers

Don't Be cut-Until You Try This New
Home Cure That Anyone Can Use Without
Discomfort or Loss Of Time Simply
chew up a Pleasant Testing Tablet occa-
s.onaliy aud Rid Yourself Permanently OF
Piles
Evening journal., 1918-02-14
DFCRFFs FOD FDEN MfgN.

A lsrge class Of candidates viii re-
ceive the second degree at Eden Lodge
No. 81, ]. o. o. p. tonight.
Evening journal., 1918-02-14
ANNnINcF FNGAGFMENT.

Mr. and Mrs. William II. Mason, Of
Crsnston Heights near Marshallton, an
nounce the engagement OF their dausn-
~. r---- nors Mason. TO Leroy Nor
Evening journal., 1918-02-14

keeper at the Delaware avenue car
barns OF the Traction Company, ana
the bride-to-be is employed In the
telephone department Of the some com
panv.
Evening journal., 1918-02-14
Be Your Own Valentine

Everything Here 10 Wear That
Will Make You Look Better and
Your Friend Think More Of You.
Dress-Up Clothes.
Full Dress Suits, S25 TO $50.
Tuxedo Suits, 500 TO $50.
Dress Waistcoats. $3.50 70 IS.
Everything IN Full Dress Hats,
Shoes. shirts. Ties. Collars and
All Furnishings.
25 per cent? OF Bargains.
Business Suits. 50 10 SIS.
Dress-Up Suits. SIS 70 s26 2o.
Business Overcoats, 80 to SIS.
Dress Overcoats, si5 10 $3.50.
storm listers, SIS TO $50.
Dunlap Hat Opening Day.
Today: New Spring Styles iu
and Ready.
MULLINS HOME STORE
6th and Market.
Evening journal., 1918-02-14

BY The United Press.
LONDON. Feb. "a Hostile artillery
ing southeast Of Epehy and In the
nelghborhood OF Bullecouri, was all
Field Marshal Hals had to report to-
day.
BY The United Press.
PARIS, Feb. ii-"American batteries
lent very effective support In yester-
days big surprise attack by the French
In the Champagne region. the War or"
lco reported today.
Evening journal., 1918-02-14
BY HENRY WOOD,

United Press Stsff Correspondent
WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES ~ THE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28
MARKED RETIREMENT is ALONG ENTIRE NORTH FRONT
OF THE MARINE WHILE BOTTOM OF SACK
is BEING EMPTIED.
ALLIES PLAN To DRIVE IN ON FLANKs
Chateau Ihery Once Pivotal Point Is Now Ten Miles
Entente Battle Line, Having Been Left Behind by the
Pursuers Of Retiring Huns-Franco- Americans
Retakng Large Part Of Territory

The situation Of Saturday summarized by The Asso
oaed Press follows;
The Germans along the entire
srne This part Of the front Of the about twenty
miles and the advance Of the French troops
the constituting the bottom of the averaged
two and three miles beyond the line officially reported
ago.
This that the German Crown Prince
exteatng their from dangerous positions
Reports from French headquarters have indicated that the
were carrying extensive preparations for the
territory between the Marne and the Ourcq undobted
that the allies will endesvor with ell their drive in
the enemy flanks.
Bruperes which lies little than miles northeast
Of Armenticre, end OF the allied positions and
Chsumuzy southwest of Rh wood lies the other Here
line unites with the old
Chateau Iherry which pivotal point Of the
advance in the offensive miles more to the
south Of the allied front All this territory running
from Chateau Thy well the been
taken largely by the French and American troops.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28
THOUSANDS PACK STREET OPPOSITE NEWS OFFICE
AND SEERETURNS WHEN FLASHED UPON SCREEN

aara aI.u r.n. Irftf. Uf fH. requests
made ht THs Nea fhaf ua ''iori hc
made tU crowd 1fo fbs office whfr"
eIbns room .a. essential iu The
.erursf. fau..uE uf fhr returns
Tho .f.rrrrf. machine was
operated t Lamar Daidaeil and
worked aIfhHlf single hitch
throughout Che mEh'
Assisting . Ilnf.r. Nuun .u cum-
riinr arf hsrdIinr the returns eere
" c pipFir snf james Guieke sei-
eraus ir such work hoss ed proved
most valuable throughout the utvht
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28
PRHsRESS 90 AMERICANS
FMiNFNTIN SATISFA'TORl

WITH TttE AMERICAS ARMY
on THE AGSNE- MARINE FRONT
July - The progress made By The
Franco American troops Dn the
Aisne- Marue front D. considered emf
nentiy satisfactory by rho command
'rs and the failure of tho Germans
10 emplo, artillery extensively has
tended tO confirm the belief iha.
their heay, guns on me greater par
~ tho field have been moved far
back. perhaps to position which
may mark nov line
Will" steady pressure Dr. being
maintained pn the arc forming the
bottom OF the sack. thc aliics are
det'rmincdly hammcrinF tho naute
whore Won Roohm aud Won Ebou
have Cousecratcd their armios. re-
turning blow for hloe iu tho hope
that they can hold out until mo main
body OF the Germans can be- with
drawn with minimum loss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28
NEGRO LYNCHED
NT GROESBEGK
NAN ~ SAID TO HAVE AT.
TEMPTED N ATTACK ON
YOUNG WOMAN.


GROESBECK. Texas. July %
Dim Brown. q negro. was lynchcd to
day hy % crowd of about 200 men
near Ben llur small place noar
Groeshock Tor au alleged attempted
ntiack ON q young woman ut Ben
Uur last uirht Some one entered
the Young woman room while sh"
WAS asleep and threw poisonous
acid over hor body the acid having
been mistaken Tor drug that would
produce uurousclouauc.s according
tn reports
The man ran aurn iho young wu.
man screamed a crowd wa quick
ly on tn, trail and within O. short
time Jim Brown tas taken Boo rharg"
Before ihr sheriff. could arrive tho
NEGRO had huou hanged to a tree and
tho crowd IHH dispersed
Tho young woman vl. upi .cripus-
Iy injured
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

errnr william = Hobby 80. fl.
choice ~ rho people % reHae by a
landslide of votes.
The lllenes. of Congressman HtI.
tin Jones. vh.lh vas then upon fH.
screen at 90 o'clock. brought other
cheers
Likewise there uar cufhu..sHn.
not uniingef 9Th Eood naturel I.-
grefs a. the ia.sl results. one hf one
showed hos flIs or that candidate
had distance, bic opponents
Never has more orderly thrulf
81 people been assembled In hmar-
10 Consideraie of each Other fs'f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28
CHOSEN SHE RIFF OF COUNTY:
JOHNSON IS To Be COUNTY JUDGE

of history.
selection au Officers
the prmarios saturday
which 10y Burton
o which
a Ha
Complete could not be secured during the night some OF the
stu to
q ho any
Il
leading
q
bishops total vote
reports included TINS
tabulatcd @
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

There Vere a. MANY people in
front &C The Seas office last evening
a. could get there Esfimates a. 90
the exact number present siil vars
but an viii agree that the entire
block vas packed beyond sianding
room up into Polk street. on one
side and down into Tyler un the
other Making ones Nay thruueh
fhe crobd shlch contained hundreds
of women. sas entirely ouf 20 III
question
rheer after eheNr rent the aIr a.
the early returns irIiicafed that Gov.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

Crown Princes armies north Of the
Marine Is expected hv some military
experts but % has not developed
as vet " appears To- be- the con
sensue of opinion that the German
attack when 10 comes. will be
launched against the British 'front.'
IN Picardy or Flanders
In Albania the French and Italian
offensive has slowed down consid-
erahly but ytill Is making ground
around the right wing of the Teu-
tonic armies In Macedonia They
have not as vet reached point
where they can menace tho Aus.
tr'an and BulaErian positions fur
thcr cast
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28
HOBBY NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR BY LANDSLIDE
from 100000 TO 100000 BALLOTS IS
MAJORITY NOW CLAIMED OVER FERGUSON
tBY ASSOCIATED PREss.)

"a nonethr Of
FegnS
27-W Of
Governor James Ferguson his chief opponent in
TO His this WpSe
dwth52 for
claimed
and4O
dbrkmg the first time and the
fsa ahesdof what
OOvoesh hMd beencas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

" Associated Press
WITH THE AMERICAN
ARMY on THE AISNE-MARNE
FRONT. July "a The French
and Americans have continued
their rapid advance to the north
east and the forest of Fere was
cleared OF the enemy this after
noon The allied forces are los
lng contact with the Germans.
The flanks of the French,
British and other armies are
withstanding every effort Of the
Germans. who appear TO he
making a most determined ef-
fort south Of Scissors
l. broken Line.
The line remains much tho
same az II has been for the past
two or three days, the only
changes heing slight advances
Tho battle line now totals ap-
proXimatcly filty miles, although
there rs not actual fighting
along every mile of II, and Is a
more broken one. made so by
the character of the onemy's
withdrawal. especially on the
south side
The effect has been the pre-
sontation OF q highly dangerous,
spongy front, into which amy
part of the advancing allied line
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28
Germans Are Now in Full Retreat
Germans Leave Spongy Front Lines
as They Retreat, Making Possible
Missteps by Allies Pursuing Them

might fall. Were u not Tor the
hunting down of the enemy and
cleaning out Of points uf OBJ
struction. some psrts of the line
could he far In advance of where
they are.
Nnncuvcs Skillfully,
The Germans have left offic-
ers who know how 20 maneuver
skillfully partially deserted un-
its so that az times Il appears
almost ironical 10 refer 10 their
defense as rear guard action
II Is lust that. however. al
though hy any standard except
those established Ia this war,
the almost half.daily and really
minor encounters would bo styl-
ed hig battles.
Prisoners brought to ono Of
the American division head
quarters today we're men of the
I.andwoihr who confirmed form
or statcmonlH Of prisoner that
the armies engaged In the rtiro-
mont are leaving only enough
men To resist efforts 10 hurry
them Like other prisoners they
prnfcssed weariness of the war
and said this feeling was genor
Al. hut supposed they must GO
on since the mon In high com
mand 80 willed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28
ANOTHER LINE IS
REPORTED HELD IN
NORTH BY GE ERNANS
lNTEttNAI. ~ r.a'gn,N ~ GER.
la1 W ig dLn I
CoNstlERED.
NEW STAND IS EXPECTED
simple Militar, Wisdom said To
Dictate Complete Withdrawal
From Soissons. .l,hcims
salient.
Ninncuvcs Skilifully.


by Associated ffess
WASHINGTON, July 20 ilaras-
sed ON the flanks be- allied ufau-
Try and with advanced positions d.
rcctly north ~ the Marine swept hy
allied artillery. the German army In
tho Soissons- Rheims salient has re-
treated TO new line of resistance.
where another attempt will be- made
to meet the attack OF the French,
American. british and Italian troops
Thus was the German Withdrawal
reported in advioos from Paris. Wow
ed hy military officials here to-
night
The retirement of the enemy did
not alter the belief IN official chr
clcs that the enemy still coniem-
plates fighting % out In the region
north of the Marine Military wis
dom II waF pointed out. dictated
complete Withdrawal from the ssl
lent between Soissons and Rheim
The Internal situation I'M Germany
and Austria. n was suggested. may
have forced tho German general
sta0 20 only partial retirement
and ~ accept again the challenrr u
hattie
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28
I rrrd 10 90 10 Work

Ntut labor leader. have proceed
Oh io tho affected dntrirts To- urge
Ihe men i0 return io work Among
them b. Joe uatclpck Wilson head
~ the sramcn Union Who took
500 sailors with him They eiil pa
-sde tho street. Of Coventry >-d
fhrn aro.erH FL. tho .plfnai grounds
fnr mas- meeting ai which The
.iri.rrs uuI br told bat aoamen
have suffered and Hre suffering
from fhr German .hoaiF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28
STRIKERS
MAY Be FORCED TO
SERVE At FROM!
MEN oF MILITARY AGE ARE To
~ INpI grrisD iN'sp ONNi
SEAS FORCES.
PREPARATIONS ARE MADE
Deep Impression l. said To Have
Been Made On Men Who
Walked Out of Munitions
Plants.

~ Associated lrffa
LONDON July o. The national
service officials were busy today at
Coventry and Birmingham prepar-
Ing forms calling the strikers ~
military age 90 the colors, should
they ignore the governments ulti-
matum and not return to work on
Monday n Is difficult a. vet to
decide upon the effect of the ulti-
matum. as many taking advantage
Of the enforced idlcness have gone
TO their home for a holiday.
Now Little Change
As far as the number ot men out
iR concerned there is little change
from Yesterday but this can he un-
derstood a. saturday iF q half holi-
day and should there hc any number
who have decided 20 return 10
work and there are believed 10 be
many In this frame Of mind they
would be- unlikely 10 resume work
before Monday
The newspaper correspondents
eav tho government ultimatum has
made doop impression on Tho
strikers. which will be- shown ~ the
mass mcet,-gs 20 ho held on Sun
da, ON mo other hand. ~ strike
hcadquartore in Birmingham "
VAS stated ihc ultlmatum had in M
vf.n rasrH tho trouble huf on The
r0nfr4rr had afffufuafcd 10
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

So FAR as shown by official state
ments. the allies have pushed the
Germans south OF scissors back 10
an extreme depth Of over eleven
miles. Oulchy-le-; hateau heing the
point Of deepest penetration The
Germans have held their ground on
Jhe north side Of the Marne along
most Of the line from Dormans east
10 Reiul and only here and there
have yielded ground between the
Marne and Rheims.
The line. az n stands AZ present.
starts from FOntenOw, on the Nisno
and runs southeastwardly through
Pernant 10 Montague. do Paris. on
the hills overlooking Scissors NJ
that point n turns south and passes
through Courmelles Rer1y Vile
snontoire. Hartennes-e -TauN. 10
Plessier Iicleu and Oulchy-lo- VILE
There II turns 70 the southeast and
runs east Of Oulchy-le-Chaieau and
Armeniieres and passes through
northern edges of Tornolles a-Fore
and Ris forests and reaches Tho
Marne near Dormans From Dor
mans II follows the north hank ~
The river 10 near Reuil and then
turns 10 tn por,h heasi and passes
through the oi 8rd Courton woods.
continues through the line of Bouil-
". 81 Euphraise and Nrirny and
ioins tho old battle line near Coulom.
mos la-MCntaEne
Chief struggle.
The principal nghting ~ fh" past
few DAYS has taken place along The
Oulchy -le- Chateau. Villemontoiro and
the Bouilly sectors 81 Nillemon-
toire. the allies succeeded in pushing
ahead slightly and near Rouilly Tho
British on Thursday BEGAN an attack
that promised wef bui t was
stopped and the British are driven
back slightly from their advanced
positions
The fighting ~ Oulchy-le-Cha'
teau and 10 the southeast through
the wooded country has been ueadY
and the Germans has been com
PEELED 70 give ground bar ha'
heen a slow process that The allies
have carried on In turning tho on
emy ont ~ this section and .prrin'
them 10 withdrav ioeard Fcre-et
Tardnois
The situation on the inner ~ ih'
German salient must he uncom
Portable Tor the enemy Long ranr'
guns In the hands of fhe allies ar
sweeping nearly every part N ~
salient. and this fire b. fnn1ly 40
we're over that portion of the Ger
man position which o. within rauF'
% the medium caiihred cannon
There q. however little f0 Iusiif
'he belief that the German are q
serious straits Or that their retrea
f. being unduiv hurried
New Offcnsxe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28
Narrh ~hnws Sifuatinn

UTUUflI M1TTh- In hiH ialk VIII
ihr newspaper correspondents 90
lai drew attention 10 tho inner
pocket of the .alient where tho
recout British advance southwest OF
RhcIms threatens uew piDrnr
movement
SO additional American forces
have hoon thrown inob tho Ai.up.
Msrue battle o.. yet. General March
nid although be announced tho
formation OF fvo additional Amer
cau army corp. the fourth Hrd
luh The chief OF staff explained
however thar the assignment az fH.
fConiinued m Page -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28
New OffcnsKe

4 neu German offensive ar1ilsi
some other section ~ the line n
view Of relieving ne pressure ~ the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

Nov CHAT M.AiHH ha- fred al' th'
railroad president. ve hope h. % XII
after th train HoE that charres
10 cents fer Pennsylvania cigar
somebuady's alias knorkm "fh'
coffee. hui wc don't believe ve ever
heard a complaint on Tea.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28

Miss unie ohh Blanton of Den
tou t's only woman candidate on
tbo lte toket. apparently received
She rcuorous support o. tho women
voters for the earl. court showed
hcr running Far ahead 4 W. r
Doughty incumbent for he nomina-
uon for uprrInteulrH - public in-
.frurfI0n 81
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28
Congressional Contests.

Much interest oentered In the con-
grcssional contests. In the Seven
teenih district. at midnight. Con-
gresham Thomas l.. Blanton declared
he had been nominated by a safe
majority over Joseph Adkins OF
Brady. Tex. William G BlackmOn
and Oscar Galloway. Close races
we're reported elsewhere In the Sec
ond district J. G. Box OF Jackson
Vile was In the lead. but so few bal
lots had been counted that his plu-
gality over V. A. Collins Of Beau
mont was In constant danger.
In the Sixth district. y. a. Dec
hard was running slightly ahead OF
congressman Rufus Hardy. In the
Seventh. W. l.. Hin Of Huntsville
aad a lead over Clay Stone Briggs OF
Galveston. with jeff McLemore. now
conrressman-at large. running be-
hind Congressman Eagle and Daniel
Garrett. now congressmen-at-la
we're running about even In the
Eighth district A. J.. Barrett OF
san Antonio had a slight lead over
Carlos Rec In the Fourteenth dis
trlct. Zach Lamar Cobb was ahead
of Claude II Hudspeth In the Six
ieenth In the Fourth district, Con.
,rossman Sam Rayhurn OF Bonham
twas running far ahead OF r. z. Love
| lace. While the ballots counted IL
lhe r.urr rrsssloiial races were scat
tminF ara--prnhrhlp representation
SO fca had been counted a. mid
ln. .rhi. that the results In any district
rnnld nnellN Do rllrn.ed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-07-28
WEATHER
JAPANESE GFNIRAI
SENDS CONGRATULATIONS


Rv Associated Press
WASHINGTON July 20
Cnugrafuiaii0ns upon the suc
resses 90 the American troops Z
in franre have been received
bv Geucfsl March from Gen
) erai Raron y Tvehara chief
OF staff OF the iapanese army
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-28
AT THE AUDITORIUM.

Madame PetrOva. the beautiful
Polish actress, is appearing az the
Auditorium today in the first pro-
ductiOn under her own manage
ment,a powerful drama, entitled
Daughter Of Destiny" The story
deals with the temptations, sorrows
and triumphs of a brilliant AMI
beautiful American girl who is
drawn into the vortex of the plot
ting diplomacy of today The pro-
duction is said TO TEEN with vital
moments and strikingly big scenes
and is said 10 be immeasurably
ahead of anything the noted player
has yet done. During the action
OF the piece Madame Petrova is
said TO wear some of the beautiful
gowns for which she is famous. "A
Daughter of Destiny will also be
shown on Wednesday. on account of
the theater being closed Tuesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-28
AT THE CASTLE.

The Castles feature for today is
entitled "All Man" and features that
fine dramatic actor, Robert War
wick, in the principal role. The
title does not mean. however. that
the cast is composed entirely Of
men. for besides Mollie King, the
pretty blonde heroine. there are a
bevy Of other good looking misses
in the support. The story is tense
ly dramatic and has among the 9TH
er exciting episodes a head-on col
lision between two fast speeding
passenger trains and the fall of a
canoe over a high precipice. The
story has a western atmosphere and
is replete with picturesque settings.
The Castle will be closed on Tues
but on Wednesday will show that
we'll known favorite, Lillian Walk
er, in a spectacular sensation, THE
Lust of the Ages
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-28
AT THE ORPHEUM.

The uncertainty of railroad travel
owing to the weather. again inter
fered with the new Orpheum bill,
one Of the acts failing 10 arrive in
time for Yesterdays performances.
The place on the bill that would have
otherwise been vacant was filled by
The ViOliniSte and the Boob" a
hold-Over act from the old bill. The
act that was unable to get here for
Yesterdays performances is The Jay
Circus" which is expected 10 arrive
here for today's show.
other acts on the new bill are:
Walker and Texas, clever rope spin
ners: Nip and Tuck. in bits of aero
bate nonsense" Rucker and Wini-
fred. the chink and the coon. a
laugha BILE act of song and gab. and
Gus Thaiero's dog, pony and monkey
circus.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-28
THEATERS
ALICE BRADY At

ALICE BRADY Al
THE LASALIE.
Alice Brady. popular screen star
i'm ker own right. and daughter Of
the well-known producer. William
A. Brady, is featured at the LaSalle
today in Woman and Wife" This
is "A modernized version of the once
popular novel Jane Eyre" and fol-
lows that story in the principal
points. Picture patrons, nowadays
will be more interested in the
dramatic story than in its relation
to the novel. The part of the
housekeeper, who is about 70 wed
the husband of a demented wife
when the insane woman arrives, is
indeed dramatic. The latter part is
realistically played by Helen Green.
Ii is Miss Bradys personality and
her charming manner that makes
the picture pleasing.
Tuesday the LaSalle will be closed
Wednesday Without Honor" with
Margery Wilson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-28
BOWLING STANDINGS
AND SCHEDULES
TOM SHARKEY HAS BIG
WEEK AT fO-PIN GAME

Re ing fine 10-pins for the
GsOrge Gutter Go. five in the Big
-Four league. Tom SharHey establish
ed seasons league record for high
score. turning i'm 262 Ia the mid
die game OF the contest This al
50 gave him sufficient 10 be high
average man for the period. total
ing CSC. which gives him "a III rat
ing for the series. The only other
player 10 Corall a double century
average was Van Kirk going 60
IN the United league. The roll Of
honor hOys for the week are APP
pended: