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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24
TETEATERS


The Island OF Intrigue with
May Allison in the leading role, is
today's attraction at the Auditorium.
The plot reveals the daring aDduc-
tion OF q beautiful society girl By q
clique OF Swi4dlers. VINO secretly
carry her Oft 90 a remote island in
the Pacific ocean. Here she is held
for ransom. but the nigh spirited
daughter Of the millionaire outwits
the schemers and managers her es-
cape n the apprehension of the
desperate band by means OF a secre-
wireless. In an unexpected and sur
prIsing manner romance IN TO
the lonely island. where the girl
meets the man OF her heart. The
Master Mystery featuring Houdini
and The ChicaEo Daily News Of cur
rent events are also being shown.
Petrova in The Panther Woman"
"A siX-reel emotional drama. "rhe
Foolish Age, "A two-Teel comedy: the
Ford Weekly and Marguerite Clark
IN "a Victory loan film VII be tOmor-
rows offerings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24
JULIA SAHDERSQN
DRAWS BIG crowd
Popular Star and Joseph Cav.
thorn Please liver Audi
enCe in "The Canary"

Another excellent entertainment
drew another capacity audience TO
the oliver last night where Julia
Sanderson and Joseph Cawthorn,
aided and abetted by a cast Of star
calibre and a satisfactory chorus
presented The Canary"
The piece is very loosely put to
gether. 0ve for = musical show. but
it serves ts purpose admirably in
afording opportunity ;or one spec
idlty after another by tia skilled
players who have been u~sserabled by
Charles Dillingham;.
Miss SandersOu was never seen 20
better advantage in Sou-h BEND.
There was a spirit and % we've to
her every movement which made
he momtrts when she held the
spotlight enjoyable ones indeed, And
her dancing-well. there is a quail
tty about IL which is elusive 20 de-
scribe, but fnesse seems 20 be it's
Distinguishing Characteristic. There
IS none more graceful than this
charming little star. and the man
ner In which she turns her steps IS
heartwarming: there is a finish
about her dancing which, though in
a precise. is not the least
bit stiff. And her songs were equal
" well done: for although there Is
nothing remarkable about her voice.
IL has an inherent quality Of sweet
ness.
Cawthorn is better than ever.
South uouIor. Ercwr hF,, NJ. o.ro-.f
one did before the late unpIeas-
antness." as a German dialect COM
edian. In this age OF enlignten-
ment II is difficult 10 conceive how
that species Of entertainer survived
1ong-aEd vet there was no denying
CawthOru S eminence In that class.
But IL NAV be reckoned as one OF
the blessings OF war that the dialect
has been Obliterated. II gives Cav
thorn "A real opportunity-and how
ne measures up! Without appar-
ent effort he cOnvulsed many who
ordinarily are restrained In their
enthusiasm. Even eliminating the
fact that TeutOnic humor is no
longer the vogue Il may be safely
decreed that Cawthorn's real abil-
tiles have never been SO advantage
ously displayed as In The Canary"
In addition there were Doyle and
Dixon, the same clever dancers who
were seer here last in "Chin Chin"
Sam Hardy, an urbane gentleman
superbly confident. knowing his
business thoroughly n doing 1t
that way with most satisfying re-
plished a character role in a capable
manner, and Edna Bates. who sang
a couple Of songs with success. The
personnel OF the chorus was for the
most part comedy. having 20 yield a
trifie, perhaps. by comparison with
that OF the entertainment still in the
memory OF South Bend theatergoers.
"Fiddlers Three"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24
AT THE ORPHEUM.

The Orpheum offers a novelty
vaudeville bill beginning today and
headed by one of the best tabloid
acts. The Revue DeLuX," present
ed by the well known firm of pro-
ducers. People and Greenwald.
Their attractions have always prov
ed entertaining in the past and in
this their latest venture much that
is new and interesting Will be found.
The entire act is composed of new
songs and novelty dances and the
introduction of violin solos, banjo
duets and piano Overtures. Jack
Osterman. son of the dramtic act
ress katherine Osterman. viii pre-
sent an original act prepared for
him by Eddie Cantor, the popular
blackface comedian of this years
"Follies." The three Mort brothers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24

al. Tie TRANSMISSION from pro-
priety may be trivial. What the girl
really has tC fear is the awful phys
zeal peril she tempts. Flirting may
lead TO greater intimaCies. and from
these may come the infection with
the dreaded vonereal disease. This
IS ore OF tie perils that The End
OF the Road" coming TO the oliver
theateT for three days. starting this
afternoon. points out, and IL points
II out so convincingly tnat eminent
clergymen and physicians and edu-
Gators have called IL the greatest
sermon for the preservation Of 4
pure posterity that has yer been
preached.
The End Of the Road Is a screen
drama from the pen OF DIT. Rather
inc Btment Davis and Edward II
Griffith, late lieutenant in the l.. S.
army. Dr. Davis Is nation known
Tor hcr magnificent labors among
omc who have had 10 submit to
correctional discipline. Mr.. Grff-
18th was formerly director for Tnom-
as A. Edison, Inc, and has assem-
bled in THE End Of the Road"
some OF the greatest evidences OF his
finished art in scree play prepare
ton.
The heroine OF the drama is most
cOnvincinsly depicted by Claire
Adams. Il Is said. she has been
often declared the most beautiful
woman in film. Her wiDsofneness
as the girl who was warned in time
and later determined resistance of
the temptations presented by her
Young sutton show her in blend
Of artistic effectiveness seldom
achieved on either the motion pic
cure or legitimate stage. The con-
trast between her maidenly modesty
and the fcrwardness Of her high
school chum, who suffered disease
at the hands of a dissolute pro
tectOr" is the strongly appealing an
gle OF the drama. Matinees will be
elven daily.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24
DAUGHTER OF NINE
WITH MADGE KENNEDY

Madge Kennedy. one Of the de-
lightful comedians Of the screen, is
seen at the Lasaile today in "Daugh-
ter Of Nine a more serious subject
than usual. She plays the part Of a
young Jewish girl who is in love
with a Gentle and the differences
OF religion prevent their marriage.
The subject is handled carefully and
without o~ftense. He is a struggling
author and much Of the picture il
devoted TO a perturbation Of his un
published story. with Miss Kennedy
in the romantic heroine role. Her
opportunity for comedy is limited,
yet she enacts the role cheerfully
and with her usual pleasing little
mannerisms.
Friday: "Oh, Johnny" with Louis
BennisOn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24
AT THE CASTLE.

False Faces" the fascinating
story that ran serially in the Satur-
day Evening Dos recently. has ar
last reached the screen and in its
new form is shown at the Castle
theater today. Harry Walthali,
whose achievements in the silent
drama. as well as on the legitimate
stage. have been many. depicts the
leading role with a charm that is
typical OF this good dramatic actor.
The picture is filled with exciting
adventure and deed OF daring. A
murder mystery, a spy plot, and
running through II all an appeal
ing romance. makes the story some
thing out Of the ordinary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24

b western dramas don't miss the daredevil TOM MIX Saturday in "HeH ROarr Reform"
q the greatest sxreel weten drama eerse seen on the screen
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24
AT TIE OLIVER.

Man "a girl flIrts thoughtlessly.
she's lonesome pecnaps and the first
smile she encounters during the
course of a blue day is that on the
face OF a younE man. She returns
the smile-she can hardly help
dOing SO. There are people in the
world who condemn her just for
what they call the immodcsty of it
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24

Louis BennisOn Jumped into
fame overnight on Broadway
though his clever representation of IA
hero of the plains. In tOmOrrOw's
picture It the LasaIle ne is given
unusual opportunity to display his
particular talents as a cowboy actor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24

Wonderfully versatile, beautiful
Madge Kennedy has i'm Daughter of
Mine a most suiting role, that Of a
beautiful Jewish girl whose mar
riage TO the man she loves is inter-
fcrred with because he is not of her
faith.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24

japanese premier entertainers. are
"A trio OF 1.-the and wiry ons OF Nip
pom; BOOthby and Everdeen, In
novelty songs. and Roach and Nc
Curdy. in a Touch OF Nature"
complete the bill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24

CHICAGO - Sleeping chickens.
unheard OF by Chicago loop hounds,
are the cause of much distress here.
Several blu ribbon Rhode Island
Reds have been attacked by "en-
cephalitis lethargica."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24

CHICAGO-Police were asked TO
execute bolshevik. a fighting goat.
BOlsheyik horned in on a fight be-
tween two dogs and killed one.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24
BAD COLDS ARE
OFTEN DANGEROUS
DIR. Bells Pinc-TaT-Honcy Helps e
relieve q cold.

II lessons the danger OF health
undermining after-effects. II brinss
relief TO that stuncd-up head. those
phlegm-closged lungs that Irritating
racking cough. and so0thes iRnama-
ton.
Grippy weather is the signal for
gettins that bottle OK Dr. Bells Pine
Tar-Honey ready. The quickly
taught cold is quickly relieved By
this standard remedy. Pleasant and
e~Omfortinr it b. -berencial FOR every
young or ola member or amy family
" suneriUg % q cold. oc. 6pc
and $50 Druggists efert whore
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24

Those clever co-stars, Jack Pick
ford and Louise HUFF, are seen to-
gether in Sundays pictured story,
Sandy which was written by Al
ice Hogan Rice.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-24

Bessie Barriscale, the popular
emotional star. is featured Saturday
i'm n powerful dramatic subject
called ~ Trick of Fate"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
MESS ATTENDANTS TO BE
HELD IN QUARANTINE


Future arrivals of mess attendants
al the Naval Academy will be held at
the rife range in quarantine for q
time before they are admitted to the
training ship Cumberland. according
70 new regulation III the Academy
The Quarantine Is she usual thing at
ali naval stations. but has never been
=practieed with the attendants who are
detailed for duty and instruction here.
They will now be held at the range
until ii is discovered that there is no
contagious disease among them, when
j physical examination will be given.
on the results 81 which they Will be-
either admitted or kept Tor longer
time In quarantine
Nothing more serious than nsumps
has developed during the time that
entrance has been made without the
probationaI period. but II Is thought
safer to introduce the intermediate
period into their admission to the
training ship,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS

IN Announcing my candidacy for reelection
III tho MaryIand Senate, s,lblert e the t1e1no.
rae primaries, 4 X rroi'er liat sinia 49,
one Aesonnt " my stewardship slnse hRNe
,ern Iii the etaploy Uf my fellow seiiisets "A
lnna Aruildei gnsstts III doing this kngM
* is9 bsifrr ms titan iii make publr Z letter
irt,s5yca ffpsa usie who has wAtrhed ms CAREER
inee have beer, i lalhtr official, lie sAyss
Iayc had Ins eye Oh spH for many yearA
nd an EIad 20 b. able e sHg tllst haHe
fiwsss found yaa Nj a,'slr iest rfady e &c
our full duty In che Legislature Yuii haze
leeH cspeeIaif; aeiiye IN the iHterastS 81 our
rkools ard roads. and in The defelae 81 our
sllinfy Aeait.si the entertainments 81 baltimore
seIt4 Yen haze secured the passage Of btiiS
81 ,he eestssrneiian and rspair III school
huHscs and have been esIEsciah helpful ~ oh
aiming better salaries fpf or teachers The
f6li9wine EusanIars N III show your Wark in
iiesa mud ptteF sSays:
'arhe ifiradnctinu az resolution for 4 Ma
ionaI pefe4isc rad from Biadsnsh,trg g Camp
Parole; tIte securing 81 State aid Tor rpats 1
working persisteHsiy FIR tfeiF bctlerflent, and
II In MI YOU hnvc done YieTp for tho roads
han any other man you have ever been the
ried and frise friend Of Tie oasterDlen: Nol
enk the military census Of the County 81 Your
artcd STRONGLY the bin for a Council IF De-
s,ssc insrnsneed aud worked hard fur the
lin - tssAhlsh the military camp q lamp
Meade secured I'm passage of bills making IN
appropriation FIR tic Arfilarx And raising the
tatuS M ST Johns graduates 70 rank II licus
enants Ill fhs army offered also the following.
bill II enlarge Tie JeSsup (sut Farm; another
coinpel ri 1hrshodisd me,f 70 work six DAYS
i the week aud ssll another tending To he
conservation d food and working zealeusly for
"a InaasIires locking to IIr aceessfn III proseftl
on ri the war. In the Liberty Loan campaign
IN trnvaled I'll over the Comfy. working with
elsnef Henkins Judge Moss Mr. Ridgetv Mel
lii and nfherxs 70 aid III the increased pre-
incfict of food FOR olir soldiers you worked q
.fnates Acreage ats8gamT farFn. even though at
loss owiae III labor conditions. In the Rcd
ross work NoB ilad yatr wloie herrt and
aul bere generous NTH finfnefal aid ard
y.atsins. venr fr,ieks rnd hired help hpth III
nils and e1seMl,ere whenever called upap III
I'll CoHsaunity work yoIt responded most Will
rIy TneIasing nav say without eraggera
ii,n yoM trve been tile strongest md most en-,
isn't worker we have Ind IN onr Legislature
- Ilsry wears. and you richly deserve re
leetion
ffti,a raorle RrAfs reppse confidence In ne
IS sending mn u fhe Senate | promise 10 40
u III M lslwsr IA merit tlie hiEh rrrise be-
aoSed upaa tlc aboye pnd rs work untiringiy
I'll tic interests q our County and It's citizens.
FRANK N DlFyAIsT.
lift ST Margaret's Md
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14

alae STATE Tar Commissions rep
resents every real estate taxpayer
In the State, county and city. and
Is striving for an equalization ~
assessments in taxpayers, whose
dollars 30 into the State Treas
TRY Tor State expenditures, shall,
so lar as may be. be treated alike.
Mr.. Nice. At this stage III his ac-
.Quaintance with Statewide ques-
tions, cannot settle the road ques-
ton offhand lie seems 10 think
that nc can. Men Of long and IN
innate experience with public af-
fairs, who have themselves reach
ed some familiarity with road
probIcins through study and APP
pIication aud identification with
the slow and gradual growth of
public sentiment. and the lessons
and difficulties Of experience
would not have made the Carroll
county speech the first and last
.of its kind. What would Colonel
IS oodcock, with his deliberatiyc
and investigating mind, and
grounding ii economics, have said
ato Mr.. Nice had he been consult
cd beforehand
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
CANDIDA Els COLI y



hexeny ann0unce that am . candidate
Tor the oEfsre a. Clark 81 che Circuit Coart
Tor Anne Arundel County. nNbseSt % the
action og tbs 4ernoSrAeae Primaries.
& In making thts announcement 1Esksl fAAt
/ Slgauia state briefly. First haf Is
Ant heaasEna1rst and elected re this pstaeE 4
mSls I'll The seN1 10 enT FkLll aassa lMdR-
saeslt diligently and faithfully. Without
fa&Fltaliig nr prgjndics discharge tha duties
~ sAsd utfSen. MS appuimted deputy
sieFk unsler Major Sisrigg Harmoosl. then
clerk hi the Stirring OF 1Ss5, anA aIsoA the
sIeatii 81 TI,olaas s. 1sealf III Apfii $50,
mas appointed Chief ilapAfy GssEk. and
have served continuously az chief Denny.
nader Ma5Uf Harwood, Jphn g IsaanOn
safad Hr. t1earge Wells. ~ ~ the latter :
sieatil Ia September, lslIG TN the aTst pf
october, 10aS, WAS by tlle Judges IF the
sircesf Court IL this circuit. unanimously
appoIittcsi Clerk III the t'aurt - aureaess
car late laanentesl I9y. George NtHls untas
tie next General ielection in Assvetn Der 81
the presenf year.
aEith my long service and experience ~
4 public serYaut | fcei that lss4n con.
Jitiestip f0uk for hsypl ansi hcaFty EaIf'
lt9rf liz tie gssld people ~ this ssauns ]. ~
lie esssning Primary and tseuerai Election
/ have Always regarded 4 public office
rs public trust aud iiruiIy believe that
lie who faithfully and h1Eestly discharges
fhe dtttes If the utaee 81 which be ri
been elpo,e,i Or appointed best serves ihs
sparfy aud the public
iy.s..tsf NM. \. NVtltlI Ill e.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
MOVEMENT ron Navy DAY AND
WATER CARNIVAL o. DE-
FENDER DAY

The Navy men returning from
the war have not yet been enter
taifrd BY the tics as have the
Soldiers. This was due to the fact
that tile Sailors did not get back
until after the Soldiers had been
honofed by the Cities.
ON August first, practically al
the Maryland Honor Roll, who !.
requested, had been released from
the Navy. Also nearly all the
Marylalid Naval Reserves and
duration of war mon had procured
their release, provided they SO re-
q,iestcd Therefore Navy Day
is ii, order.
Iii II proposed to combine Navy
Day Nth Defenders Day Fur
therllore, ii has been announced
that division Of Submarines
from Norfolk. together with thc
mother ship Seneca will be in
Baltimore about the iirst Of Sep
temher, and that II Is almost cer-
tain that these submarines can be
held over Until September twelfth
The most favorable place ioF
the Navy Day celebration seems
to lie the Naval Acadenly, Anna
polls, as il IS especially well suit
ed for any water sports that may
be arranged. and rs 4 place e
show the submarines.
Al water carnival here would be
d treat for the Maryland public
and something that @gould irl-
crease the prestige Of Annapolis
as ii seaport * Navy and Navy
men IN the State Of Maryland
could be relied on to take part. as
far as possible. III these festivities.
Let us have tic Navy Day
and Defenders Day Dit annapolis,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
postal. WAGE INCREASE
URGED By zIHLMAN

Declaring the postal service has
a,aen Injured BY the resignation 81
Doorly paid employees, Representative
z,hIman Of MARYLAND. Yesterday In
frodnced 4 bill in the House proyid.
ing increases IN pay for postal en-
ployes, including railway clerks
the increases proposed only for
the present fiscal year, are Forty
per cent to employees receiving $1,000
and under; S35 per cent 70 those re-
ceiying from 81 200 TO $500 and SO
her cent to those resolving $1,000
In the railway mail service an IN.
crease Of 3lIs per cent Is provided
Tor those in Class 4. 81 per cent, for
those ia Glass 3 and n per cent. for
those lib Class q.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
THE JOHNS HOPKINS UNTvERSITl
Baltimore, Maryland
RNTRAECE EXAMINATIONS
STATE SCHOLARSHIPS IN
ENGINEERING COURSES

ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS Tor The De
artI&enf 0f EnIlnerriug, ~ well MIS- fer the
College 81 Arts ard Sciences, Will be hold ID
islnan Hall. IIopnewood, MONDAY. 81 I'LL X ~
IA If each duy
APPLICATIONS III OR SCHOLARSHIPS;
n THE DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING,
established ander the provisions Of the Laws
y Marsland. Chapter 30. 1912. VIII nos be
received lf there Is more than one applicant
Tor 4 particular scholarship. . competitive exs
animation must be taken FRIDAY. sEPTEM.
BkR Ig, beginning at . A. y. Appointments
Aill baylnade soon thereafter.
Each Legislative District of Baltimore City
md each county oF the State. With The exeep-
tIon Of Howard. Queen Anhes and Somerset
counties. viii ~ entitled TO or more scholar
hips Tor The l9l9sle2o, n addition y those
already assigned % resident students In the
hree .eoantieN mentioned ab0ye al the avail
Able srholArshiks4 have been awarded
Under the provisions Of the Act ct Assem-
ny the County and City Scholarships IN the
Department 81 Engineering an AWARDED only
10 deserving students whaSe financial circum-
stances sre such that they are unable 90 OH
tain aH education IN ERginerring unless FIRE
sniiSon Is granted 10 them. The scholarships
sntiiie the holders To free tuition, free nsf of
.ext- book and exenF,tion from al rrgnlar fees.
Ore 81 the scholarships il each Conaty and
saeh Legislative District Of the City carries
also the sun Of x.an. The ex peHse IF attend
aEce for those who do not receive scholarships
Is not greater tAan u other Mainland inssis
sutiuss-
Sehclarsbsrs may b awaFsaed 10 graduates
IT Losaia leile-a, ST 5ehn's Euilege Washing
On CplIege Western Magylana College Mary
land Agricultural College, ST 81 Mary's Col
iege Rock Hill Gsulhre
One scheiar1hip viii be AWARDED 81 iar1e 4
Applicants should Gadpess Tho Registrar
The Johns HOPKINS University. for blank forms
of application ard catalogues giyinR infoTsaa.
ton - 70 exasaiuations. sward 81 scholarships,
and csarxes o. inNtrnetion- The neyt aessSpr
begins TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ~ 1919.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-14
k1RpKIiAaaS COURT
HOLD BUSY SESSION

with 0niy routine work before them.
the Orphans Court held their regular
weekly session, full bench being
present. and disposed Of the follow
Ing business:
Release from Moiiie Phelps % Ro-
land Phelps, executor under the wlil
pf Rufus p. Phelps, deceased, fled
August liz. 1918
III the matter OF the personal es.
tate Of RUFUS b. Phelps petition and
order to transfer certain funds 10 Mol
lie Phelps fiied and passed by order
OF the court this I2th day Of August.
IIsI9.
The first and HnaI account of Moi
lie Phelps aud Roland ". Phelps, exc
cutors 81 Rufus d. Phelps. deceased.
filed and passed by order of the court
The lass viii and testament Of Della
Ridgeiy. decaased. filed this Eth day
of August, 1879.
Petition ard order in the matter OF
+ the estate Of John W johnson. de-
ceased. filed and passed 10 pay legal
services rendered
The fourth guardian account az Tie
safe Deposit and Trust co. Of Ralti-
more city Of Benjamin Frank McGehee
filed and passed BY order Of the court
The first account of Nicholas Fl
Green. administrator Of Lynn Nc
Ab0y. deceased, filed Eth dig Of Au.
gust. 1919. examined and passed b.
order Of the court
The court met III special session to,
day and transacted the following bust.
ness
The application Of Georgiana Seible
and others that letters OF adininistra.
ton on the estate Of John FL. Scible
be granted TO John II scible. Jry wa,
filed and passed, and the latter quail
lied as administrator BY iiIing the RI
lquired bond