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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-11

Red)nuna getroQcn pcr0en millIc,
bic ocutldc Spruhe ols &crhan0.
luungaiprat,e in Den &crcin9per-
iammlungcn ourt) Die 2onocaiprod,c
I'll crieBen.
Is miro picIIcldlt bchoitptct. oaf
oieic Gon5eiiion ouf oaa iiingerc
Clement" Die r<ltleno in aroBerenr
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am &crcin@Icbcn frdftiger gcitaltcl
miiroc.
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3cituug" ihrcrbt, in eirtcm cflatam
ten Sale 40 oblur0um gcfithrt. Gcr
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pcrein bon 9rooflpn 6. 9, Ser DOT
.6S &obrcn gcqriinoct muroe NM
ociicn MitgIieoer SIT eincln ouBeror.
0entlid) hohcn Rro5cntiab I'M 2un0(
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ouf ginfitbrltrg ser ~9onoesiprod)t
oils &erhnnolunaS : Sprad)c in ser
Observation-Disclosures nit nohe5r
100 llnterid)rifteu ~porQclcQt. Iii
@e1pealutg gIng pon ben iiingcrer
Eurnern aus, sic %behauptctcn, ii,
fonlttcn Ben &erhan0llnaen in ocltt
itler Sprohe nid)t ecniigeno foIQcr
uu0 bliebcn 0esholb 6cn &eriomm
lnngen fern. Giele ditere Mitalie
Ser un~ter3cihneten Sen Nntrnq, mel
lie glaltbten, sic N~cnocrllnq miro,
Ben @eIudl Ser @criammlutgcn he.
ben.
Ter Nutrng fiel ins @aRcr.
Nls ser Nntrog in ser lettcn Sc
Notwithstanding sur Nbitimmuna
fommen Inltc, mar non oen ur.
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Die 4rbeit Der QesiSlatnr.

Gin Der TIiemblu ON 3ien5-
tnd cingereid1ter Neridt 3eigt, oaB i'm
Senot 3sS &orlagen eingebrdht
mor6en iino. uou Oeucn t51 I'M Seunt
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iiu0, ginger. AS an Die Niiemblu.
mclfe IS @orlngcn 5ugeitimmt, , Die
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nidt crleoiat hat. Gon oen qemein
lidaitlihcn Reiolutiouen 6cs Send.s
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a~nqcnoHmen, , uui unbcitimmte Belt
uertagt. , 3uriidae3Ogeu, limo nod S
SIT crortcrn. Gle YiicmblD hot % gu
gcitjnumt uno 6 oie 3Iiitimmung Der.
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lngeu einaeaangen, BON ocnen 80
POM 5enat a%ugcuommcn nurocn. ,
obgcIebnt, 10 oob nod 66 81 eror-
tern bIclben. Nm qeueinidaitIiden
Reiolutiouen Ser AiiemblD iin0 40
cinac1onqen, - iin0 angeuommcn,
elmer muroe nid)t 3uacitimmt cS bIci-
ben nlio DAMON nod I 3u crorteru.
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qcnommcn, 90 nuI unfortunate Belt
ucrtoQt mo 81 3uriIfqc5oqen NOR
Sen iin0. ioooB nod 27S 5ltr Gror-
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nit 81 Qro3ent ieincr Gorloqcn gu
rid it, bctrdat ser 8ro5entiob in
Ser Aiicmbln mr. IS EroSent. Ger
SCnnt hat - scr NiIcmblne 0orIoqcr
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heu RcioiutIoncn, bon 0cncn 66 Elm.
qcbraht nur0en, iiuo 40 anQcnom.
men II ami unbcitimmte Belt per.
tn1t ODER obqelcbnt. es bIeiben nod
y nt crlcoiQcr. Der Scnat hat -
bcrcIt5 5uQeitimmt &om Senat Iinr
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hat STE NiicmbIn 20 5uqcitinmt NM
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cr0rtern. Pm Qcmeiriamcu 6ciolutio
} ncn Qingcn nom 5euot Elm 30. d,
NiIcmbIn bat % 3ugcitimnt. 3 abae.
lchnt, io0oB nod 4 SIT er0rtcru bIei
: BEN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-11
Som SoOe %abberuIcn.

SaUnac. t9rau II. i. @iton. 22t
@cit Npemlc 9ioro erhicIt en- Iicu3
Tag bic 9todrid't Don Dem Nblcb.r
Hires Shmnger3 &. II. Sooaoc in
Conrad, Mont, om GonntuQ.
Gle 6amilic SouoQc pcrlicb "a Gro'e
mr. ctpn 5ehn %ahrcn. Die Gcife
tom am MIittpoh bier an uno muro
ar Dem Caf @roue 6rieoboic be.
latter.
Scracr. PIN Montaq itorb in IL
rem 6eim, 1871 Su0 6. StraBc, Gruu
@uguitc Berger. Gin ShloQnniou.
eno2te ibrcn S%cbcnaloui. Die Der
Itorbcnc puroe "a Sabre alt ltn0
mohntc Den groBten GbciI hires Sc
bcns III ga Groiie. 6iini ajnocr fiber.
lcben lie, mGhrcno lhr @uttc bercit5
nor "A &ohren itnrb. Ios @eqrGb
nlB mar gcitern aui Dem Daft @ropc
6ric0hOie.
TmbrOic. IN cinem biciiqcu Spi.
toI itarb ON Mittmoh Miaiam PIN
broie, 527 @ouIo Strobe. Der inn.
&c Wonn, Der crit Dor ichn Goqc1r
aus 6rdnfrcid juriifQcfehrt NOR. lit
lftt n1cbrerCn IoQen an bcitiaerr
2opnhn1Cr8cu ut0 bcfom hGlrfia
Sdlln9onfoac, mo MAJ qIaubt oar cr
an el1cm @chlrnqcidfpiir lit. @ini.
am a~In1broic mltroc am Il. ,%llli /
). 5ltm 2icnit cinae5ogcn. tpuroe anl
p. Cfto6cr nod 1Srnnfrcidl ucid1idt
mo ON 20. Vf0r5 entlaiIcn. Or mar
lett Nelhnohten frdnf lul0 rrhiclt BON
Der Hc9tcrund ucqcn icincr NrbeitS-
unTdhiafeit llntcritiibuno. Die 81,
tern, orci 9riiocr uno 3iuci Sdnpc.
'tcrn bctrolcru i'm. Gr miro nprdcl1
,Trir1 $50 pom GItcrnbauic mo Inn
= llbr pom DER ct. &ohns aird,c aus
6cItattet per6en.
%rnant. General 0cninmin =. Nrn
ort. frilhercr ToitmciItcr. Gorrtp.
Nidtcr mo Gi1trittannpoIt pom Ga
Groilt. ltorb am Wittruodl in @nn
pnca. Wis, mO er Commandment 0cS
Sol0ai'nhcimS mar. Gr murOc 50
SATIRE alt. Wrncrol @rudnt mar Elm
Nctcrau oe3 @urQcrfric1eS, in rel
diem or pom ScrQrout his ann No,
bltl1 aooncirtc, Gr inieIte uiele ,Enb
r. e'1c pron1InCute Rollc i'm politi
ld'cn Nrclien non 2oGroIie. II. nor Elm
oltaQc}cihncttr Reoucr. Die Qeihr
'nlro h1iltc bier nnfumnlcn un0 Na5
'cArobnlb lit am 5ouutod Rochnit
to1. Die Grnrtcrirjcrlidlteitcn ncr
Sen non ser Troutjcr 2our Ser 15rej
ntalrrcr. bon Ser @ct. @rnant 0oS
1ltrItr Mit1lico NOR, a~cIcitct lpcr0en
Cte 9ciietnnQ crfolat alti Dem C1f
Wrope Trjr0hofc.
IN minneapolis itorb am letter
Sonpot1 Trou g6ith liter
IL 0hl ,0ruQ. Grau Nrrd uurNr
y ,yountolH Sim ais Sic (odtcr BON
Nrn Hn0 6rou Rid,tcr u. Sinfclitein
III Sabre 1870 Qcborcn. @or ctuo
- &ohrcn ucrlicb iic "a Groiie, mo
enc Relbc non %ohrr1 luohnte,
mn 500 nod California ms mirfte
9ront>upfleucriu in Son ;Sron
CISCO. Sp0ter ucr5oa lie nab Minuc
Nrct Nir0cr brtramern tic
,>rou ". I Stredcr in MuncnpoliS,
syrou N0non %rpiut in Ct. @}auI
!uno ! e lltcrm6hI inn. Ser fiirilih
all3 oen1 Nctre c%ntIniien mlrNc. Sic
lnlrA ouGcr0cAl non ciutn Wru0er
Ilno icdM Sdmeitcrn tctroncrt. Ho@
..8'or0bnlG iouo IN N%cuutujG Gitn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-11

Ter @~rocerpIaoen BON 5Srolt
: aorrib, 1929 Caledonia Strobe.
nuroe in Der Haht bon Oienstoa ouf
gflttlpod} bon eitem ginbreder be
lud1t nno Der GaibRegiiter INN $22.5 80
erIeldtert. Man glaubt ooB es ana.
ben tparen, Die Den Qiebitabl periib-
ten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-11

Wa"li5ioS. Gtiaua2ihiIc.
rim: ?haH. wl2 illen Sic 5u mel
ncr Strm.uc' Nerr Groigilor2
Gro'H'>r. "a Sr lot.eu mirt'
.'G eHul@ "Sa8I3tn MN.
IN VeNauten. Nsu$6ic-
ner; ~Ntrr &r1-giIcr. iu pou5e ~
Htn i.un g%tu;iJtn Gage mcincJ
@lUdlruHia 5ruJtn."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-11

ipriiugIiden 9efiirportern Ser 9tell.
erung 10 qllt ME gtieman0 crid)iener.
Gie dIteren Witglicoer, Die mitun-
ter5eid)net bntten, morer icbr eltt.
tGuId)t un0 inben iofort Elm, oaB Ser
Antrag Die ncabiid,tigte Mirfunl
nidlt bnbcn milr0c Sic lieben ohrf
Nusndhnte ibren Gnmcn BON ser
AntrogS : Hctitiou Itreihcn, u1t0 "a
nIcnun0 mcbr auf Ser Nmtobme ocS
NntragcS bcitan0, brauf)te err gar
nid)t einmol sur 4%bit.mmuug @.
lrrdt mcroert.
Die oeutit1 SpraGt miro Oahcr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hlclbcn, cine
8batIndr. Sic bon ser 91cien anne
ienoen WitglieOerihaft nit begeiitcr.
ter @enuathuung begri;5t mur6c.
Scitens oe3 Gerrdlntt05ratbe8
murbe III Ser &~eriammlulQ berit.
tet, 0oB Der &erein nit icirlcn @cr.
honolun9cn in oelttid)cc Sprad)e in
Den 6S &obren irinea @cItebens iehr
git %gefobren let, ulto hcllte, bcion.
oer9 aud in ~iinan3ieler 9e5iebun9.
glon5cnoer 0nitcbc ais lie 5Ipor. g.
Itcht alrBer Graqe, onB ser &crcir
ooa lid geitcttc ,3iel, mchr olS 1000
0}itgIie0cr SIT 8dbIen, in qolt3 furier
3eit crrcidlen miro. llno ale bieIC
ncltcn Mitglicoer piiien porher, ooi
lie cilcnt Ocutihiplcd)cliocn &ercir
bcitreterr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-11

| mardlen ocut
ihen &erclnen
miro 5ur5eit Die
6rage erortert,
oh es nidt ange
braft lei III Mn
betrad|t Der
&riegs &erhdlt
mile ullo Desltm
itanoe3, ooB Dem
iiingerenGlemcu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-11

&Im S0uN Scr bcinhrte Sc
fdnQniGuuiiehCr. mur0c Wiimoh
9bcno I'M @c'auauib non iluei sc
'an1tuen iibcrinnen ms e mare linn
p'cIltldt id)lcdt crlauQcr. ,pcnu She
riff @uno. Ser ourd, Zen 2drm arti,
merriam 1cu1ad1t morotr mar. Cana
ms Sen Ndu0tU Ser aerIt tcircji
bate.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-11
Girhlides.
R:iprmtrte ct. SphauucS , oemeinSe,
Ode &. unS Yiarirt Siraec.
@aiipr, =. Stodmcirr.
Sonntnnsidlnlt I'M Q llhr.

@ottcSoierii nm 1890 llbr. Sc.
ofr ilrelteu uuo letter Scnnto1 I'M
Qtpuat crlliih Ncutih. icnit ocutih
HcIiQiousitmIc fir atrocr non :
bis Is %ohren. SomStna urr 9 llhr.
&tiuher uumer %platommcu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-11

eSg @er @elber gu mdbigen Siuien
ieihen modlte. eineu U~erIdBliden 3atbs
Qeter fir 9eeos unb Rortgages braurht,
ODER @elb auf quite Siderheit ausIetben
min. ipenoe iih an @. s. Stdifh.
203 9. 4. StraRe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-11
Nan bciann iidl arf iein Sentidl

Sn Den Geriommlllngen NOR Is
cine aal3e &cile pom b~icrgeborenel1
Yfitglieoert, Die marm fiir 0ie gci-
bcboltltng ser oelttihen Sprafe
eintraten, mas gcuiB ultdb lebr BE-
mcrtcnamcrtb lit.
Der &crcin lit 5l ser olti 10 bar
moniide @ciic herbeinefiihrtcn en-.
lfciou1g SIT bcaIiiftpiinifen. 81
fam anf cins gIorreife @eid,id,t1
1uriifblifen. Sein IongiGhriaes cr.
ipricBIif esg8irfcn ouf Dem TeGoe
eer Gr3ichung mo aunit foro unb
rlloet ouieitig Anerfenmuna. Moac
CT IN ieinem l0bIid)cn 5hln ruhio
forttobren, obnc Hiidiift oltf oos
&loffcn BON D~crbohrtcn Gonotifcrn
ilrlo 9ebcrn, urlo m0qe err Dor oQcnr
aud anoeren %creincn gum glltcn9ei =
lplel 6ienen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-11
9ewis Senius snrid.
Hridlt cine Gauge fHr ben mafIgen
0ennF ielfrter alfobOliIfler
6etranfe.

II G1icago lit &r
&ouis 6eulu
8ruocr Or. piul
9enlu9 0es Gel
tiers Der bcfanH.
ten uito bcriihnl
ten VraucrQfa
ocnlie pom Wah.
unD @ciull5 II
Shiroun mis- Ao.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-11

f9 8enn Gle @eIb SIT 5 gro5cnt
bnben mohten, 70 ipreden Sic bel mir
Dor. .. 8. @oI5, Gontor I'M 3etpburg
@ebduee.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-11
SersnisnusS=8 eswsiier.

giiun. - 3eoen YaAuiittag uno abenO
RduoelbilOer.
60 Grpfie Sbeater. - Seoen gGdmtttn8
un0 4beno Ranoelbiloer.
psaieitic. - 9eoeu Ra6mtttag uno AbeHo
&anoelbiiOer.
Ser. - 3eoeu 3nhmittng uuo abeno
RdnoeI6iloer.
Stranb. - sseoen Rnhmittng uno abeno
8dnoelbiIoer.
GaEns. - Seoen Hadu1ittng uno Abeno
Rdneelbil0er.
Epme. - (Ror0ieite.) SeoeH gag
BanbeIbiloer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-11
Sie Siegesanltibe!

Giner ~fur5liden AHfnRoigung bes Snnoesidabamtcs lit
Der fOl9enoc Appel emtuommem:
n9ic giegcrnng neriangt nidt me6r, SaR unIcre inuaen
scnte ami ben en~rOpaiidlen Sdladtfeloern nnb in cen arieas-
bOiptalern ibr 2eben lafcu. 9em 6immel lei Sanf, ous 8lnt-
Dcrgiehcn iii uprlbcr. &ubl bmcinen mir 10000 nuirrer
Sehen nno SapferiteH bic fHr Nmsrifa tar6cn. Aber mir oHr-
len HidJt Uerscicn, of es 1iiaiOnen sspOrSen mGrcu, ocrcn
Sob mir betlagenmHetcn meun Der arieg nod Sabre eeoan-
crit hattie.
Die Sieges Notwithstanding mniIen mir ocfbal6 ais bas
Mittel bctrGdren Sas IS ms ~ermDslidlt bat, amcrifaniidc
Wauncsfrnft i'll erbaltcn.
Sine &Seisernug iar Die Sieses Srcibeitsamlcibe III seid-
men, fam man ais ntd,ts amocres auieben, ais cine Nrt Der
&idJtudjtung Der Armee nno Der 6lOtte Der &creinigten Staa-
ten"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-04-11
Ter Nutrag iicl ins @aRer.

Nls Ser Nntrog in ser lettcn Sc
Notwithstanding sur Nbitimmuna
fommen lnutc, mar non 0cn ur-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-30

was never accounted a great soldier.
dered the army and the country re-
strategist or commander; still. he rem
markably efficient service. To be
sure he was wounded in the civil war
but the nation best remembers him as
q very capable chief OF the signal
corps, and the leader Of the famous.
almost Inflated Greedy Arctic expedi-
ton and as an author Of scientific
treatises.
Gen. Greedy is a native Of Newbury-
port. Mass, where he was born March
n. 1884. He received a common
school education, graduating from tho
high school Of his native town at about
the time Of the breaking out OF the
war between the States. When but
few months over seventeen years
Of age he enlisted as q private and
became member of the Byfield
Rifles. Greedy continued with his
command until arch, 1868. When Z
call was made for non commissioned
officers to officer the colored troops
then being organized. Sergeant Greedy
was one Of the number to respond
and was commissioned as first lieu
tenant in the Eighty-First Colored
United States Infantry. He served
with this command until the fall o.
1867 he became second lieutenant and
made a member Of the signal corps.
In 1881 he was placed in command
Of the Lady Franklin Bay polar ex.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-30

wireless telegraph conference In Ber-
lin in 1903 and again in 1905. and one
OF the representatives OF the United
States Army at the coronation Of King
George In 1911.
In the entire history OF the signal
corps no man has done more to build
up and perfect that branch of the army
service than did Gen. Greedy. Dur
ir- the war with Spain he had built
. operated under his direction
IT,. 4. ands OF miles of telegraph lines
in orto Rico. Cuba, China and the
Philippines. as well as nearly 1000
miles of cable and wireless circuit in
Alaska.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-30

One of the oldest survivors among
the noted suffrage pioneers in Amer
lea is Mrs. Olympia Brown Willis, of
Wisconsin, who will be eighty-five
years old next January. For sixty
years Olympia Brown, as she is best
known, has been prominent as a
preacher and lecturer. Early IN her
career she became identified with the
equal suffrage movement and az long
ago as 1857 she made several hundred
speeches in the suffrage campaign in
Kansas. She is honorary president of
the Wisconsin Woman's Suffrage As
ISOLATION and life member of the
National American Woman Suffrage
Association.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-30
His party reached farther

spedition. His party reached farther
north than any previous record. OF
the party Of thirty-five. only seven
survived the Arctic privations. These
/. seven were rescued by a third relief
expedition under Captain Winfield
Scott Schley.
ter the party returned to the
United States many sensational stories
were published of their experiences
One of the most persistently circulated
OF these was that Lieut.. Greedy and
surviving members Of his party had
resorted to cannibalism in the last
days of their stay at Cape Sabine. Gen.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-30
2O16 w. Jackson Sa.
Phone 722.

changes in world affairs, and an in
terested student OF military problems
and other branches Of science. Major
General Adolphus w. Greedy, u. S. A..
retired. famed as an Arctic explorer
and for many years chief signal Of
ficer OF the United States Army has
just passed his seventy-fifth birthday.
dence in Washington. although spends
1908 Gen. Greedy has made his resi-
Since his retirement from the army in
ing much of his time in travel.
So far as anyone ever heard, Gen.
Greedy never said he entered tn army
for the adventures the service would
yield and get there are few men who
have enjoyed a greater share OF that
phase OF military life Gen. Greedy
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-30
Greedy has always denied this with

Greedy has always denied this with
great emphasis.
Gen. Greedy is a member of nearly
all the prominent geographical and
scientific societies in America ano
abroad. He has been decorated so
often that II he tried to wear all OF
his medals at one time he would out
shine the general of Central Ameri-
can army on parade. He was a mem
Der of the board to regulate wireless
telegraphy in the United States in
1904; member Of the board to prepare
the coast defenses of the United States.
in 1905; delegate to the international
telegraph conference at London. in
1903; delegate to the international
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-30
FAMED ARCTIC
| EXPLORER IS
CLOSE CRITIC

4 Washington,D c., March 29.-Liv-
ing in retirement. so far as active
public service is concerned. but still
~ keen observer of the Kaleidoscope
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-30
O'Leary Headed
For Big Fight

Dan OLeary. IS years old. presl-
dent Of the Wingfoot Walking club.
arrived in South Bend at 10 o'clock
Sunday night with six of the twelve
men who started walking from
Chicago 10 Toledo with him.
The veteran pedestrian started
from 18th and Van Buren, sts.. Chi
cagO, at o'clock Sunday morning
and made 81 miles in exactly 10
hours. a trife better than four and
One-half miles an hour. All who
started got as far as Hammond. at
which town two of the men dropped
out and from there on. the mixers
dropped out one by one.
Those who dropped out" said
Mr.. OLeary were unaccustomed TO
long hikes. If they had thick Neolin
soles and Wingfoot heels. their feet
would not have bothered them. We
expect to reach Toledo Thursday
night or Friday morning at the
latest. Any man who reaches the Of
flee of the Toledo Blade before / do
will receive a $50 ticket to the night
free"
Those who are sticking are Leo
Burns, j Crimmins Charles s. An
derson. Richard Swanson. George
Purdey and Chris OlesOn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-30
News of the
THEATERS
AT THE AUDITORIUM
Stage and Screen.

He was a minister Of the gospel
working in the slums; she was a
young society butterfly, frivolous
and vain, never thinking of the seri-
Gus side of life and ignoring the love
her husband gave her; "Playthings
of Passion" in which Kitty Gordon
will be seen at the Auditorium to-
day, is described as a startling
story with the above theme for its
basis. IL deals with the temptation
which came to the young cleric and
the momentous results arising from
the way he met H. The production
is said 10 be lavish one, Miss Cor
con returning to. and far exceeding,
il is said, the lavish display of fem
mime adornment for which her name
is famous other pictures for to-
day are "Nirtuous Husbands" a two
reel Sunshine" comedy and Topics
Of the Day as published by the Lit
erary Digest. The bill will be re-
peated tomorrow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-30
TOO MUCH LEGISLATION
BREEDS Discomfort SAYS
FEDERATION PRESIDENT

PHILADELPHIA. June so-sam-
uel Gompers, president Of the
American Federation OF Labor i'm
an address az a dinner given 20 the
sponsoring party OF the cargo car
rier Afel which was launched M
Hog island Saturday. declared the
growing tendency 90 enact legisl1-
ton such as the prohibition amend
menJ the anti-sedition bin recentlv
passed cy the PENNSYLVANIA Ieris.s
ture and other acts OF "a similar M
ture which deprive the people Of
the rients 20 which thes have all
ways been accustomed. is breed
ing discomfort throughout Americe
and sowing the seeds OF a revoIu-
ton
Mr. Gompers said that labor
would 7rSaaize throughout rho
country in order that IL might voice
It's protest against the suppressio,
Of The liberties OF the people
II cannot help bur arouse tho
antagonist % the people. ne do
clsred. ito find that now that the
war IL won. they do not enjoy l..
much liberty a. they did before -.-
Ing through the tolls and hardshi..s
OF the war
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-30
SELECT RICHMOND AS
NEXT MEETING PLACE

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. June go
With the selection OF Richmond
Ind. as the seat OF the convention in
1920 and installation Of officers the
18th annual state convention or the
National Association OF Stationary
Engineers closed here Saturday The
routine OF the closing Session was
interrupted for a victory demOnstra-
tion when whistles and bells sig
nailed the signing of the peace
treaty. The delegates voted TO call
this the victory convention.
The new officers are: ]. c. Baldus.
IndianapoliS president; William
Beschel Evansville. vice president.
4. y Barnes. Terre Haute. secre-
tary. +. :. Heeger. Evansville, treas
urer. Charles clifford Kokomo.
doorkeeper. and George Leuderdein.
Evansville. conductor.
The convention took steps 10 ex-
tend its educational campaign y
feature OF the session was the OK
hibit and conference OF the Central
states Exhibitors association.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-30
AT THE LAS.AI.LE..

most bizarre, amazing and un-
usual story is unfolded in His
Bridal Night" an adaptation of the
stage success which starred the IA
nous Dolly sisters. Shown at the
I aSalle today with beautiful Alice
,dy in the dual role of twin sis
tens il will mystify, thrill and then
give spectators the surprise of their
hfes at the end Written in a high
vein Of comedy. the action at times
borders on the dramatic. and nOt
one out of 80 who see the picture
will eve~ guess the finish. Miss
Brady will win thousands of new
friends for herself by her splendid
work in this clever role, or rather
roles
Tomorrow Eyes of the Soul" fea-
lures pretty Elsie Ferguson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-30
I'm A CLASS BY ITSELF
|!!s| g. g.
GROUND FLOOR : SAFE CONVENIENT ]

Played i'm New York and Chicago
by the Dolly sisters and locally by
the Warren sisters, His Bridal
Night" comes to the LaSallc screen
today, with beautiful Alice Brady
playing the dual role of twins, who
become shuffled on the honeymoon,
without the knOYledgc of even the
groom. Needless 10 say the cOmpli-
cations that cnsuc are most amusing
and embarra ssing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-30
Are You Awaiting
The Great Crisis?
Il So, Do Not Allow the Time 70 Pass
With Nature Unaided

Women who give nature a helping band
during tic period o. expectancy ind ihal
when TIE time arrives for baby coming Z
&c approached and passed With lnfrltey -ess
pain and Canrcr.
Thousands ~ women fer over hsf . ccr-
fury have learned that 81 The tiue-1C 1ore-4
preparation, Mothers Frie-l. they have
grateful, relaxing. pe0eiret-s reuecy, IS
uss e which makes Do possible for t1en -
10 through Childbirth without ne Is-al
nausea, Nervousness. bearlug-d0s1 al
stretching pains. and that thrcug1 iH Sc
Che hours az the crisis are fever AID -
much less pain and danger.
Mothers Friend penetrates TIE rllsc.es,
rendering them plant ard easily governed
BY the demands Of nature. They re-aE
gently and bring happy days ard calm resi.
10 nights As TIE result TIE cTtss Is passed.
with greater ease and in less tine. "a
breasts ere kept IN good cond- ton and tha
akin Is made sud kept sort and free from
bleuishes
Write 70 the Bradheid Regulator CouparT,
Dept. ?. Lamar Building. Atlanta. Ge0rg A.
Tor their Motherhood Book. and obtain q
bottle of Mother's Friend from yOur drug
Fist today and thoroughly fcrtfS yourself
Tor the coming event
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-30
FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE.

Doctor-You must go away for a
rest
Merchant But doctor. I'm too
busy at the store
Doctor-Then stop advertising.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-30
AT THE CASTLE.

That clever child actress, Madgc
Evans. is today's featured player at
the Castle theater. Her latest COM
ed" and tells the half-amusing, half
pathetic story of little waits
search for love and understanding
An excellent cast of grown-ups are
seen i'm support of the little favorite
and unusual pictorial settings add
to the Storys charm.
His Bridal Night" tomorrow s
picture features beautiful Alice
Brady IN a lighter role than is her
wont. N il she plays twin sisters
who get mixed up on the bridal
night Of one of them and fool even
the puzzled groom.