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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-03
HOWE'S PICTURES.

A picturesque motion picture tour
of the chrysanthemum land, Japan,
which is q feature OF Lyman II.
Howe's newest Travel Festival, com
ing TO the Oliver theater Friday and
Saturday nights and Saturday mat
inee, gives an interesting insight into
the training of the japanese girl
The camera has caught some Of
the gymnastic exercises which are
part of the young girls training.
People Of the Occident have come to
think that only the girl intended to
be a geisha is trained in this fash
ion. but the fact is that the Jap
anese are worshippers of physical
beauty and health and, consequently.
feminine training is universal. The
gcisha is, Of course, given an un-
usual schooling in athletics. in order
that she may acquire grace and
lightness Of movement, but. at the
same time, every school girl goes
through a training which would be
considered rigorous by her western
sister.
Aside from this fascinating trip
through Japan, Mr.. Howe's latest
Travel Festival offers many interest
ing pictures. There is a strenuous
canoe fishing expedition into the
Canadian wilds in which a daring
guide actually succeeds in riding a
wild moose across a lake: a trip
through Yellowstone National park,
with close-ups of its many geysers.
hot springs. falls and mighty can
yons; views Of Italian ski warriors
in training in the Alps. with a whole
battalion moving in battle formation
down a mountain side with the speed
of comets a glimpse Of a giant cat
erpillar tractor moving a two-story
residence bodily; thrilling scenes
taken i'm the South Seas. Of the cap
ture of huge sea-elephants. sharks
and swOrdfsh: and probably the
most remarkable aviation pictures
ever filmed, showing just how it feels
to loop the loop and do the daring
tail spin, etc. directly over the ma
tiOnal capitol and the Washington
monument.
Mr.. Howe's staff of artists has con-
tributed some remarkably funny ami
mated cartoons and film novelties to
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-03
GREAT REX BEACH
PICTURE AT IASAIIF

The Lasalle has seldom presented
as impressive production, or a
more engrossing story than THE
Brand" shown today. The plot is
Rex Beach at his best. 1t Is a color
full, human story Of the Alaskan
country. fairly throbbing with un-
usual characters and situations of
tense interest. A story Of love and
hate told with all the effective de-
tail characteristic Of Rex Beach's
stories. The virile' gripping story of
the Yukon country absorbs the at
tention and the cold, white wastes.
and terrible mountain storms have
been wonderfully pictured. Russell
Simpson gives a strong. human i'm
personatior Of the rough. but man
ly miner; Kay Laurel as the shallow
dance hall girl. and Robert McKim
the william, are splendid. Ii is a pic
ture not TO be missed
Friday: Mitchell Lewis in "Life's
Greatest Problem"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-03
PETITION No. II.

Notice of Road Petition.
Notice IL hereby given that a petition
has been filed In the Office OF the under
signed Auditor OF St Joseph County,
Indiana, addressed 20 the Board Of Com
niissiODers OF said County, which peti
ton bears the signatures Of Solomon II.
Thornton, and other persons more than
Fifty go I'm number, who represent that
they are freehOlders and voters OF said
County and State. that II would be a
public utility 20 grade. drain, improve,
and pave with gravel, stone, brick, con
crete, bitumen or other road paving
material the following described existing
public highway IN Penn Township, I'm
said 81. Joseph County and State Of
Indiana. tO-wit: -
Beginning az the eastern terminus
OF the highway known as the James
G Eberhart Road No. ,, which is
more fully described n Petition No.
=, Of James G. Eberhart ct al Petit
ton for Road Improvement in Penn
Township. filed with the Board OF
Commissioners OF st. Joseph County.
Indiana. January 4, 1915. which ter
minus is at the Northeast corner Of
the Northwest quarter Of Section No.
l.. and the Southeast corner Of the
southwest quarter or Section No. l,
Township Thirty $50 North.
Range Three 90 East In Penn Town
ship, St Joseph County. Indiana.
thence East 20 the Southeast corner
Of said Section One 81. thence
North Eighty 800 rods. thence East
Eighty ls0l rods, thence Northeaster-
ly following the centre Of the public
highway already located and laid
out, 20 the first highway .ntersect-
ing from the North the highway pro-
posed TO be improved. thence East 20
the East line Of Section Four a. said
Township and Range last designated.
said east line Of said Section Four
t4l being the East boundary line OF
St Joseph County, Indiana.
And said pptitiouprg I'm fhpir said mott l.
ton as that said highway may he graded.
drained, improved. and paved 10 n width
OF at least Fourteen ga feet with "a
hard surface paving material. and re-
commend that that material be concrete.
and with a BERN Four ca feet wide
with dirt making the entire width Of
said Improvement Twenty two (22l feet.
also the construction Of All bridges. Cul-
verts, waterways, aud approaches for
proper construction and maintenance
thereof
Notice is therefore hereby given that
said petition has been filed under the
provisions Of an Act OF the General
Assembly OF the State of Indiana known
as EngrOssed Senate Bill No. 152. or
the County Unit Road Act" and that
the same will be presented 20 the Board
OF Commissioners of said St Joseph
County. Indiana ut the office Of said
Indiana, at the April 1910 Term OF said
Board. on the 21st day Of April. 1919. at
ten o'clock. \. VI. or as soon thereafter
As council can be heard: that at such
bearing said Board Will determine
whether or not said petition Is sufficient
In form and substance. and whether the
improvement prayed for would be a pub
lie utility.
Any interested party may appear ut
such hearing and show cause why re-
quest prayed for in said petition should
not be granted.
ARTHUR +. WOLF
Auditor Of st. Joseph County. Indiana.
JAMES HENNESSY AND ISAAC Is.
PARKS, Mishawaka, Indiana, Attorneys
for Petitioners.
27-3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-03
7 III EAT ERS

the program. Mr. Howe originated
the animated comic picture in Amer
lea and the products OF his studio
stand alone in their individual field.
'.NICKEY."
Dishes and dustpans. brOomsticks
and skillets. mingle adventurously
with the excitement and suspense OF
the race track in Mabel No-mand's
great triumph. Mickey" tie Mack
Sen1ett production in which she will
appear at the Oliver theater for one
week. starting Sunday.
Miss Normand's thrilling career in
Mickey" is said to be one Of the
most fascinating stories TO which
she has thus far given her attractive
personality Her pranks, her adven-
lures. her hardships. with the laugh
ter. the romance, the pathos OF her
life as little Mickey, draw forth the
sympathies of those who delight in
something utterly different from the
usual run OF motion picture plots
and counter plots. In fact. Mickey
has been described as story that
embraces the full gamut of human
emotions. with a very tender blend
ing Of laughter and tears, of thrill
and sensation.
And there are horses and cats and
dogs in Mickey" They are as i'm
portant TO the development OF the
tale as is Mickey herself, the little
tomboy from the mountain country.
There is. too. the thrill of the race
track and the crack OF the whip to
bring the audience TO their feet in
the genuinely sensational scenes that
make up the career of Mickey.
Mack Sennett has surrounded
Miss Normand with strong and
representative company of promi
nent players, among them Louis
Cody, Tom Kennedy. Laura La
varnie. Wheeler Oabman. Minta
Durffy. George Nichols and Minnie
Ha Ha. the Indian actress so long
identified with the bigger wild west
shows Of the past 20 years.
Altogether Mabel Normand and
her big company in Mickey should
prove one Of the most attractive bills
of the season here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-03
PETITION NO. 4.
Notice of the Filing OF Petition for
the Improvement OF Highway
IN II. Joseph County In the
STATE of Indiana

Notice is hereby given. that a
petition addressed 10 the Board OF
commissioner of the County OF ~.
Joseph in the state of Indiana. sign-
I'd BY E-lias :. SCamcheorn Delbert
Shimp. Horace Longley, Ray Rem
lev e. al. more than nifty i'm number
who represented themselves each TO
be a freebooter and voter OF said
county and which petition prayS for
the Improvement OF a highway whOI-
lv in said county, was on the nth
the office OF the Auditor OF said
County.
That said Auditor did then and
there by endorsement upon said pc
tition designate the l4th day OF April
a ID. 1919. the same being a day i'm
the regular session of the said Board
OF Commissioners and which said
dav - not more than thirty days az
ter the dling OF said petition as the
dav upon which the petitioners
would present said petition 10 said
Board OF Commissioners.
That said petition is for the i'm
provement OF certain highway un-
der the ACT passed at the lst regu-
lar session OF the general assembly
OF the state OF Indiana, which ACT
establishment. opening. widening. re-
pair, construction and maintenance
OF highways. culvcrts and bridges
throughout the county and upon
county lines. providing for the loca-
ton. the manner OF their construC-
lion. supervision and control: pro-
,fdinC fer the issuance OF county
bonds for payment for all such i'm
movements, and providing for the
taking over OF township roads by the
county and the making OF certain
roads. county highways and all 9TH
- matters properly connected there
with and deClariu- an emergency
Which Act was approved March 18th
II. 1919 and which said Act is
commonly known rs The County
Init Road Act
That the matter 20 he considered
az such hearing Is whether saiC petit
ffou A. in due form and sufficient
- sflbstauce 70 Justify the said Board
OF Commissioners lu making and en-
tering az order for the said petl-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-03

beard, az the Commissioners Room In
The Court House OF 81. Joseph County,
Indiana, the said petition will then and
there be presented to said Board OF
on. and that any interested person, II
any, may appear az said hearing and
show cause. n any he have. why the
prayer OF said petition should not be
granted
=. Wolf, Auditor Of St Joseph County. do
hereby sign the above and affix my seal
thereof, this day OF March - 1919.
ARTHUR +. WOLF. Auditor.
lDEN ). ROMlG, Atty. for Petitioners.
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LEGAL NOTICES

ton 20 be spread Of record and re-
ferring the matter in said petition
prayed for 20 the county surveyor
or the engineer in accordance with
the provisions Of SAID Act.
That the beginning. course and
termination OF said proposed high
way and Improvement are as fol-
lows.
That part Of the highway
commonly known and desiEnat-
ed as the EdwardsbuTg High
way. which begins at terminus
Of present and existing improved
Edw ardsOurg Highway in Clay
township at a point one-half
mile west OF the boundary line
between Clay and Harris Town
ships which beginning point be-
ing the North Quarter Corner OF
section %. Township IS. Range
., East. thence east in a straight
line for a distance OF about
three and One-half miles 10
about one-fourth mile west OF
the town Of Granger; thence
East i'm a straight line for a dis
lance OF about two miles and
three-quarters 10 the County
Line. being the North East Cor
ner OF Section 16, Township 80.
Range East. all OF which is
known as the Edwardsburg
Highway: then also starting
at a point about one and one
quarter miles west Of the COun-
ty Line on said Edwardsburg
Highway where said Highway
intersects with the road known
as the Bergonia Road, which
point is the East Eighth Corner
in North Boundary OF Section
Il. Township IS North. Range
East; thence North along said
BergOnia Road for a distance
OF One-half mile TO the North
Boundary line Of said state,
which Is known as the Bergonia
Road: that the entire length OF
said Highway and Road TO be
improved Is about seven and
One-half miles.
That said petitioners recommend
that the highway be made eighteen
C1s) feet in width, and also recon
mend that said highway be paved
or surfaced with concrete or some
other suitable, practical and ap-
proved road material, with sufficient
berms and bitches at each side there
OF and with such culverts, bridges
y
or engineer and the Board OF Com
missioners Of said county may deem
20 be sufficient.
Now, therefore. all persons or cor.
poratiOns whose lands or property
will be affected by the work 10 saiC
petition prayed for. and other inter
ested persons. II any. are hereby
notified that on the 14th day OF
April, A. ID. 1919, at ten o'clock II
the forenoon or as soon thereafter a.
the said petition can be heard. a
the cOmmiss. oners room In the COurf
house OF St Joseph County. Indiana
the said petition Will then and there
be presented TO said Board of Com
missiOners and a hearing had there
on and that any interested person
II any, may, appear at said hearing
and show cause. if any. he have
why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted.
In witness whereof, 1, Arthur r
Wolf, Auditor Of st. Joseph County
do hereby sign the above and affil
my seal thereto on this 22nd day o.
March. A. ID. 1919
ARTHUR +. WOLF,
Auditor of st. Joseph County
LOUIS NJ. HAMMERSCHMIDT
Attorney for the Petitioners 27-;
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-03
LINGERIE DISPLAY.

Catherine Crawford will make a
special gown and lingere display at
the Ladies' Matinee Friday. No men
admitted. Good vaudeville bill and
spring fashion show. -1190S-4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-03
At TIE CASTLE.

Several seasons ago when John
Barrymore won the hearts OF COM
edy loving picture fans" with his
amusing Characterization in The
Man from Mexico" and Are You a
Mason Now after three success
full years on the speaking stage in
such dramatic pieces as Justice
and Peter Ibbetson.' he returns &c
the screen and is TO he seen at the
Castle today in his latest comedy
drama, Here Comes the Bride -
This amusing farce concerns the
strange experiences Of a young law
yer. who gets mixed up In a web Of
his own weaving.
Rex Beachs great drama Of Alas
kan life is tomOrrow's feature at the
Castle. Entitled The Brand" il
brings 10 the screen another favor
lite of the legitimate. Kay LAUREL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-03
MICKEY.

Both vocal and instrumental rec
ords received this morning. The c.
W. Copp Music Shop. 11S49-4--Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-03

Colds Cause Grip and Influenza.
LAXATIVE BROMO QUTNINE Tab
lets remove the cause. There is
only one "Bromo Quinine," L. W
GROVES signature on the box.
SOc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-03

titled a Heart in Pawn" with a
twO-reel Mack Sennett- Paramount
comedy also TO be shown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-03

The Brand, todays pic
ture. introduces to FINLAND one
of the beauties of the big Zeig-
field "Follies.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-03

Coming Sunday - Brya t
Washburn IN Poor Boob. "
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-03

Rex Beach. one of the great
est of American writers. IS re-
sponsible for this story of the
frozen northlands.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-03

Molly of the Follies on
Saturday, brings TO the screen
Of the LaSalle dashing Margar-
tia Fischer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-03

Mitchell Lewis. who played
the star role in The Barrier.
The Bar Sinister and The
Code of the Yukon. is tomor-
rows featured player in Life >
Greatest Problem
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-03

Notice Of the Filing of Petition for the
Improvement OF a Highway I'm German
Township, 1t. Joseph County, in the
State of Indiana.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-03

A beautiful young Swedish girl. Also HOUDINI in
his sensational serial, "THE MASTER MYSTERY"
of which but five chapters remain. Then look
who's coming-Our daredevil Pearl White for fifteen
weeks in "The Lightning Raider" Never miss the
CHICAGO DAILY NEWS of current events, here
every Thursday
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-12

grounds, Chicago, Ill. Each entrant
will shoot at 100 targets. There VII.
be two trophies. There will also oe
two trophies for the women who SHOOT
in the Grand American Handicap.
The first woman to enter the cham
pionship event halls from Lima y.
She is Mrs. T. Randall and lives at
3l6 North Scott street. n is MIS-
Randalrs first attempt in the WON,
ans championship and the Grand
American Handicap. About a dozen
women have been shooting in the
Grand American for a number Oh
years, but stony McLinn. the man
ager OF the American T~rapshoot1ns
association, is confident that with the
renewed interest in trapshooting there
will be at least 25 women on the fir
ing line.
1t is to be expected that all the
women who won state championship
titles will participate in the event.
and there are a number of Fair
Dianas who failed to win in the state
titular races who are expected to turn
up in Chicago seeking glory that is
national.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-12
LUNCH.

Poor little Club Ursus lay snufdine
n whining on the bank just worn
out from his swimming experience
His dear mother licked him all over
and he soon sat up and took notice.
Jimmy Coon said Teddy Pos
sum, II always heard that things
were as easy as falling of a log, and
don't see that it was easy for Club
to fall off that log"
Yes. it is Easy to fall of a log,
only Club wouldn't let go, and his
claws stuck tight to the old log for
he was afraid he would fall"
Now Aunt Matilda Ursus was get
ting lunch for her hungry and ex-
hausted family. for they were so worn
out with their long swimming lesson
that she thought they must have a re-
cess. She found an old dead tree, and
tore OF the bark and picked out the
white grubs and showed each cub how
to find their lunch.
A big ant hill about three feet high
was close by, and Aunt Matilda would
put IN her huge and claw out a hand
full and eat up the running ants. Then
each little bear would do exactly as
she did. Now you know that bears
like ants very much. They have a
pickles. So you see that those bears
had really meat for lunch. Those
fat white grubs were the meat, and
the ants were the pickles.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-12


Mrs, Ray s.. DeMund, 317 North
Third street, entertained a small COM
pany' of friends at dinner last evening,
in honor of her brother George o. Will
lard of Minot, N. D.. who has just re-
turned from II months service over
The guests included Mrs. H. l..
Waldron of Staples, Mimi. who is
visiting in the city as the guest of DR..
and Mrs. ]. B. Baasen, 423 North
Third street.
Mr.. Willard arrived in Grand Forks
Sunday. and. after a visit of several
days in the city will go to Minot to
join his parents.
Miss Rose 'Fishman s14 1nterna-
tfonal avenue, expects to leave this
afternoon for Winnipeg. where she
will visit for some time at the 1. Kop-
Ian home. Miss Ann dickson of
Devils Lake, who was her weekend
guest, has returned to her home in
Devils Lake. William Fishman who
recently returned from overseas SER
visit friends.
The regular meeting Of the Grand
Forks chapter of War Mothers was
held Monday afternoon in the parlors
of the Y. M. c. A. Mrs. A. L. woods,
president OF he chapter, was in
charge Of the meeting. A program
al4anged by Mrs. S. B. e. Seese con-
tanned several interesting numbers.
among them vocal numbers by Mrs.
Gladys Hill Mckenzie and readings by
Mrs. John Booth Cooley lin costume).
Mrs. L. c. Harrington was at the
piano for the music numbers.
st X X
Miss Louise Fitzgerald Of the North
Dakota Agriculture college at Fargo,
who was expected in Grand Forks this
morning, will not arrive until Friday
according to word received in the
city. Miss Fitzgerald is interested in
Boys and Girls club work problems,
and will confer with members Of the
Farm Bureau on that subject when
she ONE
The Ladies' Aid Of the Swedish
Lutheran church will meet in the
church parlors on Wednesday after
noon at 8 o'clock. The regular meet
ing will precede a social hour and
Mrs. Joseph johnson will serve re-
freshments and nave charge of the
meeting. Friends and members are
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Kobs and family,
who have been guests at the home Of
Mrs. O. Dahl, 1924 University avenue,
have returned to their home. They
made the trip by motor.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-12

44A6H ~ kOk ny, .H..
Those little bears, though, liked to
eat just as much as you do and they
liked something sweet for a good des-
sert, but not everyday was there a
sweet dessert.
Sometimes. on a day when there
was too much work to do, there
wouldn't be any DESSERT at all. That
good kindergarten teacher had a kind
heart, though. and she thought those
little cubs deserved a good dessert. +.
SO Aunt Matilda led her little pri-
I school to another hollow tree
that h had noticed some time be-
fore and into which bees were flying
and buzzing. She put in her great
paw and drew it out and she had a
great piece Of honey comb. and the
sweet honey was dripping from It.
Aunt Matilda stood up hish and
held the honey out of reach and
Q two little bears had to jump
high to get any. 1t was q very pref
~ sight and that lovely family made
. game Of 1t.
Jimmy Coon said: well. nv
father always said to Nc that We must
be cheerful when We eat, Tor Il makes
q ford digest better.
Well, Jon are pretty smart Jim
my Coon, II you remenfber III your
father ever told you. All I can -
z that Mother Ursus ssts most Of