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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-11
Custom House Receipts.

Recipe for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were SSS5.s62.3s. Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-11
Money Market Tirmcr.

The rates for call loans stiffened yes
terday and the money market closed at
the high point for the day per cent.
for mixed and -. per cent for indus
trials. Demands for money yesterday
were extremely heavy. coming from two
sources. one OF which was rather unex-
pected. The Government In accordance
with what had been looked for made
heavy Withdrawals. and will continue to
do so to-day. 1t was said. The ether
source OF demand for money. more
or less surprise. was In the call for
money for distinctly commercial enter
prises, The demand came from manu-
fl cturcrs ard r'":cNon's throughout the
country and was looked upon as signh-
cant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-11

'ae; $500 lbs rye. 72.'-l bu. rcos.
,'"' nl HJInme H. asst bIl4 ~ra
m,"' ~ bags: "ottonseed oil, .,OgU,vO
'os'' 4uUiicating Oh. 1880 gals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-11

There was an increase in production O.
steel ingots during January as compared
with December. indicating that plants ..
large producers operated al a fair rate
Output OF reots in January was 3,Os..
427 gross tons. against c,99@,3ns IN ~.
cembe-, 1918. o. the January prodJc-
ton 2.?G5.S02 tons We're open near'h
steel, 1896 beasemer and 7,.7s all
other kinds
January inGot production was rsar'v
100000 pounds more ;hau that ~ Ia--
uary. 1915. when 9.263.S45 gross .c-s
were turped OFT. During January I9'',
production was cut 20 a large extent ~
heatltss Mondays The American lion
and Steel institute, which prepared
the production report. announced LA:
twenty-nine companies produced a''gt
ssh per cent Of the 1917 steel outnu'.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15
SOMERyHIE

SD--E-S L Ka-tieff pREsad tins firsf
week IN September visiting -eia-Ipes
and friends IN PrBridence.
scnaaI IN this ptRnE hsgan Mnndsy
Sept Il. with MN Elm H. Hrznn as
TEaehsr
Mias Alice M Eewsr- haE aEcertsd :
pos -lnn AZ teacher IN RaRdfEid anu has
en1sred upun her duties.
william L Hfwsrr. IT. hRe gune 70
Augusta where he Inns employment N
q EnBe Eacsury.
Mrs, Ellen Day has snne II Thomas
tnr ID VISIT hsr 6iEHghter Mrs. Annie
DAY.
Mr. and Mrs.. L.lgvd He~sEr nsssnrnd
I'd Augnsra Sunday U visit Az- Esv-
err's family
willard Camper Recently tErnshse r
bushels IA Oats for =. L Narfler1 E..
has q fine new machine ana mas tn-sah-
ea several nunanHc bl,nhels Of SzAin
N TIM pface. -here having haen n iarg@
Acreage sBwn.
-he Washington cRmumesrine wna
*sry Intervening and spiritual. Their
were some sniendiu spsaazers present
The ruung penpiss mesfinEs were N
charge AZ Rev. Guy Tannah Of Bos-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15
BOWDOr

N0R-H-Mrs. Fannie Hnliwav Of
FeaRuGg. Mass, has Recently hesn visit
lng hsr hrnlasr, William CnHksny. ana
family II BUwauTn-
Mrs Lillian Wallis and snn, RoilE--
Wallis. and has 1-aenl. NiEs Olive
EE-Ee-an- al Of NarfaiE Downs. Mass
vino nave been guests OF Mr, Rnc Mrs.
" z. He,-psE, have returned To Mas
EacHIEsr1E.
Mildred lane has entered Lircnfs10
Academy. which began tins -an term
TueHfiaz-- sept g.
Mir. anc Mrs Elmar Purrng1nn OF
L4Itchfeil were recEn- guests a. -hE
hame af Willis Pratt
Mrs EllR GaEnon lE visiting her SIS
ter. Mrs Laura Adams HI Li1cufielG
Guests at me hame of " z. Hervey
are Mr. anr MS George Mur-ee am
-thsef children Of DarrheKrer MasE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15
Maine Agricul-
tural Fairs 1919

The fnfiUwing Inn ~ dRrns fw ngrs-
'cl-lzura3 fairs IN Maine tHr the seasany,
CT Isis hRs bern nsEaed Dv fhe Deaaz1-
merit a. Asricnfru-~;
Weaserunssr1 Tailry. Athens, sept q
Name &ra1e Agricultural LeWu1un.
Sapt- n. B =. L. u
Name Stare PnmnlDgirRl. Bangor, Nov.
Maine srHas Psutrry Assn. Purlana
LEG q, u. z -
AndruscBSEln County, Liusrmpas FANS.
sept % Oct !. .
Lesns, Leads Center Oct Z.
View Glsuresfer ann BEnviEe Tup.w
Gloucester, sept 70. Oct l. .
FreeDUr- Poultry Association. FraBpurs-
Franklin County, FRrming1Dl. sept "a
"A. u
N0rtn Franklin. Phillips, Sept Nc. z. rs.
North Ellsworth Fzrme-T @Cluh, Ssr-h
Eliswarth
CocnnewaEzn Agricultural snc.y. Man.
mouth. Sept -
North knaK, Cniun, scrt - "A. o
keHnehsc osunTy Far, Rsadfseld. sapt
L,ncnln County, DamariscpttA. sept n.
Get. l. !.
RriHaai. Rristnl. Sept =. - -
WeEs ox1nra. Fry'epu-g. sept 3, GIL
Nnrrh oxsurd. Antfover, sept- r-M
Wasfarn Maine Poultry Assn. NarwRy,
IAN 6. T. & LEO
West Plenshscat Exeter. Sept R =. n
Bangor Fona---y AzanriAEasu. Bangzsr.
Dsc- u ~ Is
Piscazausals County. Fuxrrurt
saEadahoc County. Tupsnzn. SCI L.
Ia IL
y caunnd Farmers Clnh. Kirhmsns,
SEPT ~
Eumerset County. Ansun, aspt n, q
last Somerset. Aas.tland. eepr = y :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15

TIM and were lad by aurnf Of the Young
penpie instead of MINISTERS The chill
dEsen meetings were m cnHrse 81 Mrs
Mae Harfun af FrsendHhEp. The b1R-ti-
inn nuuHe YVES m charge Of the ladies
LID Thsrs WAS a mgrksc degree Of
eurnusiRsm among the members NJ the
assDciarlBn and over s6B wRs pfedEsn
towards building a new tabernacle
LesrArd Camper ef Nhi1sfislG 10 chair
ran Of rne cnmmirtee and has snRe
seoG helpers The Washington camp
meeting instead Of being e thing Of
rhr pasf is very mnch AIiue and vii
De heard rum nsx1 Bear
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15

til onr week latter az Mr. Adm -ur-
scteoi acreptAa eetrer position IN
kenf's Fill seminary.
Dwight TURNER Is Wishing hiE Uncle
N Palermn.~
Mr and MrE Jann Ames anG son
George. nsok al aE1grnopa1e ride n
their new car last SUNDAY sning as
far as Martins Point
MI and Mrs. Leonard G Stersnn
and GaEgt11sr Haien, CT Thnmasf3E
passse the week end al the hurne Of
Mrs S1a1snns sister, MIS-. z X.
Ninslcw- Of lhis Town.
MISS Evelyn Aapr-e Of Washington,
vino mas been visiting al 1he herne nf
Mira 4 " wlnElpw for las pas1 TWO
weeks. returned tn her hams last
Man6Hy mnrulnE.
Mrs. j. p. Margesrn Of Winthrop
Mass, VINO has been Staying with
Mlss v inHis LadG- for the past rwo
waaks, returned Thursday To her
hazns
Mi and Miss Marshal BOND have
Eane u F'resp0r--
Mr. ans MrB- John Anderson re-
turned from AElebnru, MasE., II take
charge al has ta-har's farm
Mrs. Barnlre Frnsi OF Oakland uRs
huraed last wesk iH the village rams-
tsry.
MIR. ana Mrs. Il .. SAWYER and
daughter, Euelyn. Miss Christine
Stevens ana Miss Elizabeth Euinh-
iungn viEirHd Mrk. T. NJ WluEiDv
Sunday
6nme mEmhers At the Christian
Endeauar and the paHtar. EaE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15

FArzunen 3 hrofhe.-fn-law. harness H
II .tnsrag, returned Saturday aste-upun
lie thar huns In StunefsAIn, Mass
Bert NAirr of Ameshurv MasA If
ahe quest rf hIs arBIner. Prank NE1rs,
tnr few dRrK-
a-E- Ellen SturtsrHn4 af AI.guzta L
rsA..sns ~ the hSme al Mr. ana Mrs
z " sturteEan1 C. Gakland HH!Eass.
Mr. End ArR. Eey EGannn and ciii1-
E-Eu. Ernest ana Ru1E, wsens wsak-sri
gaeszs If Mrs. Cannnn 6 parents. III
aad M-E. WiIiiEH, Dudley.
Ralph Lnnrack. wi1B was taken IL
while enjoying BE ~cuting with nis na-
rsu1s e. their cGuRzs IN Lake NazEa-
lnnHisH. was muxea N 1hs ambulancs
Saturday ID his hume n Wansrri4le.
MiEs Gertrude Reilly and NiR Miinred
Cornfn-th. VIM mas heen pRaBirg several
Usslxs' uacn1inn with friends and rria-
tlues N u arcHsrss- MaAE., resumed:
their DUTIES this msrning m the Cascade
wuuien MI
Mrs, = :. SryV- has -cfrrned from
rvn wees,s visit with her husband
VIM is emplrved 81 Linrpin. y. z
and IN al tlle hune of her parents, Nj
and Ms ID NJ Smith
Ma.e.. Racnei and E1Sxaheth FssE
haze returned Tram MadiHHE, wfasra
they hRVe hnEn raaairg tne sUMncr
with friends and relatives and are "a
the home uf Mira Ma-as EiaaadeE Of
Summer Ef-Het
Euv C-nsrn PASSED the week end with
niE fzInily n MadiEHn-
Mrs Rzlph stlzrferznt haE refnrnsc
Rrts- passing a few nzys ~ her hnmr
IN tEwr
Summer Lserh o. Dsx-ar was a wsek-
end E.zast AT the hnme uf his daughter.
Mrs Maurice Mznsan-
Hurry wisfnew and M Benrsn WIN
haHe hsan engaging a 10 dHys ru-ruG
Ct Rufky shnF@ EzAapE resurneG Eat
ur6zv 10 thsir hume n New Enrk City,
Mrs Geurg- Sands. wine hes hesn Wis.,
ting II the hums Of her parerFs. A-.
ana Nra. Ehnriaz Rntez. fnr the Eas;s
wesk. hax returned ID her home n
EnriunE-
4. n Sruft. sunnrtu1nnasnc III tns
Eancade wnrinn mill was wea6-ena
El,es1 eff his brsfhsz. William srur1 Of
Madison
Frank Hanssn ef washington z
was IN town Saturiiay am ma way Il
/ vsst rElaa:wes IN L.JuerznnFe Fails
M- s.nr Mr. wasteF Srrihnsr af Wa
tErviils Fna FRA JAMS knzx III ths Nc
] arzth FGn Rad have rerurnaa t-ufh 4
visit with lr,enfs and reiEtiEas m Can
! fxza Fails. z, l.. making tina Hir h.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15
elN6 HHIS

Ang. .--oct- IA-Czmraign IN Maine IN
GER aEEp,ces af Arri-SRlonn L-eagns %
America and AHri-saissn League u
Sept R-Red Cross nfficiais' rBur u<
Maine higgins al PartlAaG-
Sept. B-Angns1a schools upen-
sspt l-s-Aasns stale tar. ~ LsUis-
fun.
sept R-SuDreme cuurT a. Alfred All
burn and slxnwhagRn- L & ufsyrict
court al Porrand-
Sept R--IHT1ersiry Of Maine opens
sept T-S1a7e Board Of Azsessnrs
meets al Augusta
sept E-GeHernar and Council, "a A.
n al State House
Sept TT-1s-EeunInn Eath Name EeGi-
NeB1a Assec.z-iun- Rangur,
Sept Ts-ie-AEnnaa convention o Maine
" c T = 81 Ruckisnd
sept H-AeuniDn Of LIST Maine ~
sept. B-kgra Temple sra1e ceremonial
sept @AunnAs rnee1lns n Maine
stais Detective As5ecla-.nn al lewis
sept zESrprame cuurr al Ballast.
sept E-Cnihv cniiege apans.
sept. 5-&-JewlEn observance af new
Sept. Eaases cnlisse spsns.
Get MAINE Internal revenue uffies
annns n Augusta
sept S-a-Srzse Bnard Of Trade. Rel-
Maine AmariEzn Leg1nn at HzuEnr.
lrt: s-s-Dizrrirf eunVenrinn af Aarary
EluuE NJ AugnSfE-
OCT ls-Mnsne Music Fsstsras cnn-
cerrn, R1nEnr.
Out S-Ksnnahec Pumsna 1T Eeaansid
FFus1 mueIlnE.
Oct l&as-NAlne stH1e Sunday schnnl
AaBnriar1nA, FDrflHnA
Get A-le-Mzsue EndHs11inn Womerss
Cinha, Furxt1ud
Gcr B-4-atx1a Dnnra sxzmMz<1nRr Of
nussss - 10 A. IL - State HpuEkn-
Ont 8-Ax elnchE back une hrnr Dag
hEm 1nrinE enis 1ar this yaEr
Oct 1-I-Mazns Taachers snnrsnrisu
~ FWx3und
Nsx- U-Fa@nna Grsnus - EarEh An
NDU N-LA2tne rumulngiuza Gecisrv.
xMine 6m1FyMm'a Aanuc1gElm MHins
Sand 1uzxrUReWEnt AaBnciHrinn. Mnlne
Ii5e HfmEk Brssleng Association nnS
1ugI Mna 0sriF Euns ~ MmnuBr-
Hee- W-F1mpnR Grzuse ~ Kanmoufh.
IMn. Ia U-Fumnnn Emamcs N zszn-
chasznr. [kznunlA
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Soss<sry- scftkaas

TnnzR was q preErv wedding a. the
hume nf Ar. and, a-s- Jann J KoiIbaaz
Z AarkHi stFess sunday A9tsrnBnR-
A1s- IL when IneIr tlRushts-, Christians
&5iaEss kalihaas and william Maxwell
Cnskery af Rgwaain- Name were unit
&c IN lhs Haig sanrs af mRtrimrny nv
hsT- E 9 Parrish CT fae a ashrng1nn
Street AEthadiEt church. Ffnrence II
Perkins. a COUSIN Of the brlus, Waz
bridesmaid and George r Perkins was
neFt mHh. The wedding march was
PLAYED ny Hrs. Z. . Parish. The
bridal parry szBsd beneath an arch NJ
EnidenrBe. hndranEeas and dAhliRs LIS
The nensmBRy WAS uerfarned- and the
n8nne was Handsome decorated with
ike auwers- The brIde was attractive
II Z dress N white GenrEEr9e crepe and
Carried a shgwer bouquet Of sweet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15

Charles c. Lily went ID Trinity
Enlun al RzznrviI1e inAt SUNDAY aft
e.-nDan-
Miss I.ea Bryant If AT1leDaHn
Mass, VIM has been passing the
summer II BnnE's rnt1ase- viii re
at HaRcher.
The dance at Lhe Jefferson Casino
las1 THesday nIgnT W2s well aL1ana-
ed. Lnei+s BENG about Al esuaie prss-
enI- The waRLner was uuTEgnrHhie
They have been having fine dances
IT'S summer al tins Casino and L Is
hoped thai a large number wis AZ
tsnd the Mex dance On Tuesday eve
ming Sept IT,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15

ana Miss Anna Z. Rea6v - MHnrhes-
ter n Il
Charlas CuaAe-r and Earrr yyr-nisi,
u ne GenaHr -Hcsn19g maze d trip ny
al1iaInnOiis "a ARrpsweL
Af. anG ErH- Reward Ridley af An-
nt1n were recent viss1nrs a. thar fam
Ay lut II North 5-wrn1n csruetAry
1nsy We're accompanied by M and
Ers- Williams. aIss af Auburn
AlHs Fiansnre Lara sf Msr-fmae
AAAE-. has rsrsnt-v naen d eaesi g Mrs
taHTry Cornish al me Cenasr
The Aewnur--por- News n late da1e
mas the fnllswIng account af the nlA--
riREE q Bowtah HnF;
MIS- Ann1s Lane is passing g few
Wseks with relatives 81 East Oxford
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15
lllI(7:lN3l33lI


hIneo with rlas nau xsnaennnE ID rhe er1-E
save haEn renT and own vullr uwn
nome. This ID IN uppnrtuultv EEifiuTM
Been IN LniE lBcRiiEr. 1frnRfafi IN River
Eiie DRIVE abnur Il miles frun KaunR-
hHc hr1dEH- Best af reaanns fnr ssGIltuE.
! acre o. fertile LAND rur crsps ar fr-uit
trees ~ Bther PURPOSES with aBEsle and
orher FRUIT lraes Jnm heginuIng u hear.
Bungalow af NIX rnnrnH rue narDpsH,
neve--fElIing drilea wan 6 f1et II
dBnr. good wRzev; wEfHr 6vstErn- ~
gRl 1RAk IN cellRT efautrlc puEnp, Ru1B~
mREE z-EacnmEn1- nEWar IN hHunaDuE
RIVER, hath 1ah favarnry. dusf eiaBek
aeg Euns Hnd sink haf water rHnk Il
taciIee To range with suupiv tank m
a-tlr- eierITlc lights throughout: 1BW
insurance RATE gDod cEitA-- Garaee ur
small SEE bic as Won Wish: eiurrrir EaEg
a. anar Inquire On me urEUtzsH 1,r
Dex- 10 days O. z CB0AfE. RiseF-
shoe Drive AuguEtR.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15
OAKLAND

dr. anHis ParkE-a. VIM has sse.r,
fztin- ner Mc1ker, Within TI1is.
Fsw dR-E. has returned tn he-
nH u Eui1fn-E
4-a. Ms--rHn Bacf1eISaer End SON
aasier aass rEru-nan fruFn upek,x
W. WIKI relatives in III. Eernan.
asi1h sazTrsllz cf Auzrsta rs Fisi.-
His unclE, Eenry SaWHezis.
Err. i " Hutchinson, w-ne MAS
ts z EuaE1 IL lns hrme af Mr.. and
Pc Water G0n6WlH far the PAST
esE returned Saturday ID her harns
ArveBurs.
Herbert CailR- and Miss rxuhy
az1 have returned frur q vsEsr
NO M Collars pRrenrs IN Frank
sr and Mrs. Fred Lombard ware
sea-sne guests IF rElar7Bas In SCI
AZ and Mrs Ar-annv Puhlirrver.
NJ nave been passing a twD-weeazs
lianHn WITH Mrs PubEicrueFs pa
I'M NJ ann Mrs Sylvester SIKH
d. me huIne nj taer sSs1sr, Mrs-
-laH PsRz'eE--s-<rIrneG SutHrdav
Asir hurns N Bridgeport. CT
an damas Wagner af WEnervzIle
Ealing IN friends IN ruwn Szr-
A.-s srp W.T., =. -. 80 ., -.
s,,s,-- .,,,r
Mr. II 60 ,
ma N Faug.,s,,na -. - = =.
psss-e,,d 81 ~ - -
r. csss-rps Ts,,sy,,,,,.-ar ..- - -
trs,snler - -
Eas.aer ssa,,.l f-,.r4 r-,,r ,,.. -.
sasrr as No.. r.sF.,,-r-,,, e.. - -
~ M. v,..,-x i ~"
b, lar,,r ~ $50.
b i-ssn ,,,s,-,,- w- - - -, -
ms= s,,i,,.r-- - - - -
ki1ruur rr-,--.-- g. - - -
vbs,s - --su - - -.
ktsnl az n,.,1r.., - -. - =.
s,ysea -
Rz.ne VI
sssey,. -. - -. 10
ID. Ai "1h nsiAss Ia iaea-
ais. rs-~,.
-u.r, % :. : N4- ~ us1A - A'
:ssl,r-,.., vi RET cnnsins MrA sasorse
Ms
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15

paas Mr. and MITE. Cnalzsr9 via re-
size n Rgwdnin where tina srBnm has
--cenIsr snnSh1 = farm
Mickey Ksndrfck. q farmer superIn-
1sndsur Of the BcwaHin snnsaia- and
nDw N the government eu.plnr m the
South, mas arrived fur q whit II has
home u LIlnnfieid-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15

Deputy SharzH Esnry Z Eun- 10
made de1zndan- m a SUI fnr Ss0ea
hrnugnr by Ecitn IL Heflsrs vino al
leges Ealse imprisonment 9hn de-
ciRrzE .rhar shs was deralnaa n hours
In iaal a11er beiag aIresfaa nnd sne
ald mot know what ctarBe was m
tended agnInsr hsr- Ina Hiaintar Inns
.,rn m invalid fun E3x1 and rel1n
arm uss ar y aru1Sn- m nm "a In .21k-
iux. Tina wEir - rzEzHnzhls ~ rhe
0r1nhar 1.rm OF the auperiur cuurt
ana was fran JaaEe Rates ufsre.-
pprzlzna Exprsw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15

Gsrmzz Ea4,May n<1riAas sz1 DsD-
paring enr m ann<sans m rrxnzDurn-
rinn aztzs rnruug1asuf GermnzE- o.
ing - . srarritB of cuAI Gna - In
q rolling asnrk. murh e whirA. -
esen rnna1 over N the ALL o.
enrEl1g - the tHrns uf pma. &C.,
mGa EE11wzy aAmizxs<rz<inn nMEE1nzs
halhnsa fhnG m 1nczsmns nk - pmR
csnk- - TN mzlzuaa aznss - :.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-20
NOTICE.

Under date Of July 20. 1919, the
Interstate Commerce Commission
authorized the Southern Michigan
Railway company 10 fix interstate
passenger fares upon a basis Of pa
cents per mile. Interstate fares based
upon this rate will therefore be eff
fective upon the Southern Michigan
Railway on and after Aug. "a, 1919.
These rates will apply from points
in Michigan To points within Indiana
and vice versa.
The state legislature of Michigan
at its session in 1919 authorized To-
cal fares on electric roads in Michi-
gan to be fixed on a basic rate of
"a cents per mile. subject 10 the ap-
proval OF the Michigan Public Utili-
ties Commission. The Southern
Michigan Railway company has been
authorized by the Michigan Public
Utilities Commission to fix its fares
upon a basic rate OF 21z cents per
mile. and such rates will therefore
be effective on and after Aug 24
1919. This rate applies between
points wholly within the state ,of
Michigan. 7179-21
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-20
THEATERS
Stage and Screen.
At THE OLIVER.

The opening Of the new season at
the oliver thester. South Bend, Will
occur next Saturday. Aug 20. when
new satirical comedy "On The
Hiring Line" will De- presented by
George Q. Tyler Its performance
here is preliminary 90 an extended
engagement at the Blackstone thea
ter. Chicago. = The new play deals
iu a humor with a problem near
TO the hearts and the lives OF all
househ Olders-th zervant question.
Written By two OF the most expert
dramatists Of the day. Harvey j..
O'Higgins and Harriet Ford, on
The Hiring Line" is said 10 be a
succession OF humorous scenes stud
ded with scintillating' witricisms and
epigrams It was played recently
for one week in Washington. d. c.,
and Philander Johnson. the veteran
and versed critic OF the Washington
Star. thus wrote OF u:
The play moves merrily through
farce. comedy and occasionally
mighty near serious drama. IL is
one OF the best written plays seen
in Washington this season. the dia-
logue being positively brilliant. yet
so true 10 character that it flows
along with the ease Of natural con
vcrsation. II is competent study
of the men and manners Of our day.
each person Of the cast having in
dividuality and viewpoint sufficient
10 render him distinctive"
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-20
Az THE ATDITORITM.

As dramatized for the picture
starring Peggy Hyland. the George
Barr McCutcheon story "Cowardice
Court might be called a satire on
the idle rich. There is said TO be
much good comedy particularly dur
ing the scenes laid Ia haunted
house and the love theme. which il
the basis cf the play, is said to be
most entertainingly and convincing
ly developed. The dramatic interest
turns on troubles between two fami-
lies over property in the Adiron-
daCks. Miss Hyland Is cast as a
mem Der OF one OF these families. but
her sympathy is with the neighbor-
ing object OF family hatred Nu-
merous situations as a highly thrill
ing nature are said 10 be developed
from this condition. resulting finally
IN the young woman leaving her
home at night during tremendous
wind storm and rain storm. Other
pictures on today are Mutt and JEFF.
Pathe News and Harold Lloyd in
Billie Blazes." Bert LyteH i'm a
five reel comedy drama called Easy
30 Make Money" Will be tomorrow
feature.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-20
AT TIE nRpHEINI

Final performances are given at
tie Orpheum today of that theater's
hrst vaudeville program oil the sea-
son. which is topped by Chief Little
LIN and company of real Indian
singers. Harper ard Blanks. a spir-
tied colored couple. sing and dance
as Il they like IL. Jane Courthrore
and company please with "A clever
domestic sketch; Barry and Layton
pattcr pleasingly. while Degnon and
Clifton. bows who take il easy" Of
fer skillful dcrObatIcs
Beginning tomorrow the new
vaudeville prograI. includes Jug
cling DeArmo In his novelty su-
preme; Pat and Peggy Houltou.
v no offer A summer Filtration 80
Eito Mario and company in COM
bination OF beauty and melody.
Britt Wood. eccentric comedian, ana
llllan's clever trained docs.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-20
Ar Tile LASAILE-

lovers or bright, clean coined"
wiz welcome the screen adaptation
OF clyde Fitch's stage play, Girls. %
in which dainty and diminutive
Marguerite Clark scores such a hit
az the La.Salle thCater TO-DAY. The
pot is clever thing. concerning
ltself with the thrilling experiences
That befal three man-hdttng mCm-
hcrs of the feminine sex, who Weld
lu the end to the blandishments oe
their caveman sweethearts. Any
how. who cares for suspense as long
as Narguerites petite figure and
'rinsOme features are on view, lend
ing enchantment 10 the heroine role.
Tomorrow AtadEe kennedy is fea-
tured IN Through the Wrong
Door"
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-20
tT TuE CASTLE

Cunning Dorothy Gish is featured
at n Castle today ir the story OF a
Young milliOnairess whose ,Ove for a
poor but honest newspaper reporter
leads her INTO mary strange adYen-
lures The stOrt Is sOmeW hat differ
eUt and original. the situations arc
purely farce and the idea Of q
youthful heiress leaving her rich
Suitors TO pursue the one man who
does want her IS extremely amusing
There 1 $ perhaps no other screen
star who could clown their way
Jnrough such a role as can Miss
Gish Her lively antics keen the au-
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-20
ALBRIGHT TO HEAD
EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION

VICTORIA. B. Aug. 19-Ed-
ward Albright of Gallatin, Tenn,
was elected preside IT of the nation
al editorial association here today
The association decided 10 hold its
1920 meeting in Boston. Mass.
Other officers elected were, VIII
Wilke. Grey Eagle, Mimi. vice
President; George Schlosser. Wess-
ington Springs s. D., recording sec
retary. Reelected, J Byron Cain,
Belle Plaine. Kas., treasurer. Re
elected executive committee. f. f.
Brodie. Oregon City. ore. G. l.
Casswell, Dennison, Iowa, Frank y
Henderson. Little Rock, Ark; w
Waikens, Ind.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-20

With your fingers, You can lift
of any hard corn, soft corn, or corn
between the toes. and the hard skin
calluses from bottom Of feet.
A tiny bottle OF "Freezone" costs
little at any drug store; apply a few
drops upon the corn or callus In
stantly it stops hurting. then short
IN YOU lift that bothersome corn or
callus right off. root and all with
out one bit of pain or soreness
Truly, No Eumbug, -Advt.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-20
Peggy Hyland at Auditorium Today.

dlcnce in an uproar every moment
she is on the screen.
Tomorrow Marguerite Clark Will
WIN new admirers through heT in
terpretation of Clyde Fitch's dc
Hghtfui comedy Girls.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-20

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