South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 111, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 20 April 1916 — Page 12

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES U. S. Troops "Digging in" in Mexico; View of Trenches "herry. well-known Imgtih .actor, in a, dm dramatization f "Passersby." This is a p;ct urization of t:i Ftory of the samp name t y Had den i "ham hers. As ,t pl.iy, the drama ran for two years in New York, and in pictured form it is eouallv as nt rtainmg. Mr. "berry has man opportunities for strondramatic' interpretations all through tho tive acts pulsating with action. n the same program v. ill be a selected senic. educational reel and the Paramount Pictograph c)ncernirg timely views in reference to "Preparedness." ASK FOR and GET 0 I i-i ij t t; vi ? i s v ILL GUI THE ORIGINAL MALTED RflILK Chrip substitutes cort Y0O same pri" EXTRA PeLUXE EDITION TODAY Large Staff of Detectives Accompany Rulers on Public Expeditions. I GET YOUR NEXT MEAL

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famine hn of douhh-d. Th- most clntr-ly cwur4' l'f n r ua rdd mna.rch. xlh th- exception of th czar. 1.- Klntr 0,r:e of Fmrland. TJi-Briti.-h ri.hr always i.s surrounded by a larre .taff of detectp. e ncn in ni private- u part merits in FucUintrharn pal.u . When the khiz dim out, or attend" K'.nie festivity hf i ar com '-unie-d ! a nnniher of eeret yTVie aif'-nts. hot l h"' expert detectives do their ur.r so tactfully that they are never noticed and in most c.ueiH are not even kn'vn to the klnK". Generally they wear the livery of wr;mt. of th-.- royal hi-wv.. hold. Thp "(vrrt polio which guards the czar consiM- of moi- th;in "toil men and vi hen the ruler tr.n h)k this i.-i Increase. to a small armv. With the numerous -1 t : a special ly fjeiaxci of r,,4 . and nthor Ticked troops always surrounds the II em-iia n emp.-or. On his journeys through the finpirp the railroads are lined with Kold!-r, and his court train Is precfKle, hy another (inn appearing exactly the am. Tin (Jprm.in emperor is fjnarded les carefully than t hf- Fritish find Iinsf;in rulers, hut he also has several stalwart detorttv folowin-r him whenever he :-ho,.s himself in Me Is unctinrdfd only svhu he visits his trrjr.ps In tri- field. There lufeels himself ahsdiitd safe an.l his sojourns at the headquarters of the jreneral staff jilways mins a vaeation for the t-ecret poce officials attached to hLs suite. Tho eletectlses wafrluncr over the fnfly of the rulers must posse.sw Tiot only a larRe amount of tact find fitness, but also fppcial training. All of them have comma fid of many lansuases and It is absdtitely necesy?ry that they be absolutely famibar with the plans and workings of the many .secret revolutionary orKanizatii which are forever hatching murderous pl-rts against the hfferent rulers. An Atlra Mm Several of the detectives cwardlntr tho czar are men ! r s of nihilit and anarchist xoietie and their lives would not le vv.oth a farthing if they ever should be found out by the revolutionists. The hlf f of dele.-ti.-s at the 1'aititi court speaks five lani;af;cs and the oü'ulals holdiin: the same portions at Herlai and retrograd have cominarvl of seven k h. iut tfie be.st lin.'uit is the head of he secret service at the court of the sultan of Turkey. This sleuth. beides his native tongue, tluentlv speaks Arabian. (Ireek. Armenian. Ihilerarinn. Iloutnanian. Ser-hi.in. Italian. 'Jerman, l'iich, Ktiglish. Kus-ian. I'erstort and three other languages. Many of the courts a!.-r hive female detectives. iue.:t Vut'O'ia of Spain on her travels is alvvavs accompanied bv n very I'autiful and stylish lady who is never mentioned

TO THE PHYSICIANS OF SOUTH BEND

Being a Report of a Remarkable English DUcovery for the Treatment of Prev- ' alent Diseases CV.vlr; to th Widespread rav-a cf penunioiila, brond-.itis. tonsiliti. roolia uiid inflammatory di?uea ppnerAlljr, u rt-.sit't fully call the attention o th plo'ciaius of South lend to an entirely new remedy htuh has glvn resiltj in Knglnnd thai wo tx'llevp ti be unparalleled, in Xh hl5tt-ry mcdicir.e. In England where tl discovery ruad, 11 is sUl to phydlcinns ediuuvely. it w a.s first up;died to them aboul tvo yen's ago under the autrprt of th diiHVivprer. Thousands of -.bottles were sold during the first lew months. Th r-eilta obtainei, not only In coiwhs, colds, sore thrcMLt, reuxitU, tc. t u: in serious and da::-k-erouM inilfmmatvrv tiinsi's svich a pnwunionla, eryjupelst;-. uppemlicitir. nJ many form ? rehumatlsnv wre TTiost reriarkaMe Net a single fail;r in ajxy thew i'.isch.sos wa ever I ejKirtd. In p:i ir.-.oma, fr hiAtatirf. .. re a o ifa wer trcvxled Ir. J. Homo VVllsm. aji nJr.er.t IxinJon phvti,!.irM -lo "hj 'Ys t er.v:;:t-le ijtlnctin of being l..-t irer (TneJicJ .1Imt to the H'Uhc-rlt tt-s if botJi the ,City and Counts of Ixndon. in au k-rtb le written lor phvs; ;aj;s In the l 'Medtinl T;mji."' M.trv h u nd I Z, lli'lj, stated a? follows. '-Vter a oti lrai 1 experirvw ;n tsveh ca;n (iniir.on:.i) I a.n with VonTidence ite thtC th re.alLs o'-tatn-c! bv this trwit.r.ent cannot ! irjki'r-.'.K'he.l I v inv otler known at prefr'T.t to the medhal prjfr6sior.." ! In a-r.otbr article la "The Medical fpresi,'" t"r. V.'ilfun sltt "A Ihxä r.um) r t f cat of ucute pneumonia '(douT !e ai d r.Kie hava no-vr beir. treate 1, und in every ca.se the twn-lp-ratur h a.s t-eti reduced to within .'safe hjn-t tr. 14 Iioutr. with rapid r";itef of tcti I'toias .ut 3 rapid rtvov;en. ' In thriK-.t ar.d t)pcr'-hia! aSt eticr.5. ..millltt-. hi et. , tiie rc-rjlt 'have beer, surprt. singly thorough tnd Affectiv. 1 :usi'.itis. for ii'.titancx. tUM iifuhlly te-n ci;rel within, a. coupl? of dayt. J in thp wrret rr-.a'orlty cf innarr-ma-tjr' dlse.i --s tb- r s ;it liave lcr, a i:,'rprie U Loth palieji pypi-

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K TWrp Q IKTTRNATIOMAL Hun5CVVgC i 4 ifiFiHTf& rfzcfiCH tr coiorttA dv&iah, j2cxco. Ostensibly to keep in prac tice a tid to j.revent the rains from flooding lluir tents during the rainy .-easor which is arproacting, the American tioops at i'don!a Dublin, are "diguing in." This is the military term ior disruing tr ti. hcv. With the. rivt-r at their hacks, they have formed Int renchments nn three sid 's of the Mormon colonv at Colonia Huhlan. it ii .1 mountain guns :-ct up in the In Iren' hn.enls c ommand all other approaches. This photograph showj a frectioti or the trenches at Odonia Iablan.

In the court reports. The lady is said to be a wealthy American friend of the queen, but iti fact she is an Hnglish detective attached to the palace secret service. The liritish and Orman courts have no female detectives. but Quern Helena of italy, Queen Sop.de of Creece, Queen Marie of lloumania. Queen K'.eonore of Pailgaria and the cznrina are guarded like the queen of Spain bv secret agents of their own se. sti-:ammiii m()m:mi:t. Intern. it'i'Uiid News Srvic: Ni:W Y liK. April 20. Xo sailings today. Iue to arrive today: Philadelphia, Liverpool: lleliigolav, Kirkwall; Chicago. Bordeaux. siiii.r.vs anm al tii:i: sali;. Iiidav and Saturday of this week, we will sell i.r.no selected government iti.-pected fruit trees. Sibley Hardware Co. Advt. THIS WILL INTEREST MOTHERS. Mttwr UrarN nt Pow1ts for (MIMle oi o lie, IVol Stonife-li, Teething IMserilers. move anil regulate tlie r.e!.s nnu il-tiiy 'irini. They break c'ihJs la -4 hours They ate s.i ple.o;iiit to the t: ste ChlHten like them. Uur Ii.") tesflmetlbllx. l8il 1V Mythen fur 'JS v-rs. They never fall. Sold ly all Iruggi.ts. Sample mailed FULi:. Ad dress. Mother cjrny ',., he liny, N. Y. cian. and are sum.n.etl up in a few '.c ords by Dr. Wilson who again says: "In the liht of rvcent research vej hall have to modify our former tlesvM seeing that resulUint treaLment, licceil on this new research, is able to do what has formerly bee n iinpossible, viz.: to bring about by external application a rapid arrest of acute hkf lamination." The remedy comes in two forms. Ion-o-lex ( liquid) for internal use, und lon-o-lex Unguent for external nee. Both forms axe yvneraily neecled They are in stock at most dru! stores In Suth Hend. and are also manuaotured here under th lOiKÜsh formulae. We sincerely trust that physicians will not be prejudiced as to thefe rena.rka!de retniedte bfrause of the fact that in America they art bWa; sohl to the puuhc through druists uj well us to physicians. They are absolutely haxmlefs and may yaiely he used "with infants Thy cor.tain no opiates, nap'otics. or iuiythlnp harmful whatever. A free booklet explaining- the entitle lsi of thp treatment ami Iiot these remedies rapujy arrest acute Ir.flamir.atlipn it. vurioAU die:ije.s vlifre it exieT.s. will gladly be stnt t anyone on receipt of post card. AVe earnestly mvlte jihyjlmns to cull nt our office and see- for themIvm hundreds cvf original pre..rlpjtlcns fnm rcput&hle ETriyli.-h physicutns ior inee remtiMs toyfetner Vkith rpmarkalde te-imonlale from hoth phjsivnaas ar.d their grateful patients ho-wlr.j; almost unpreooented result. One nngl'h doctor, for instance, whev pracLU em bracers ome of the royal famtliea. prescribed it about 200 time durtn- the fir?t f months. HL original presort pUns r.vuy W 5-en at the oCTlce of ih coiapuny In Detroit, Another doctor uel about SO rallonj during the ftrst sJt montiv. Cm and see the actinia orders he jent to our Lr.H'.ish. Company for theie remediet. Wtnu a ma-- of other evidence that should convince ttie most keptlcal that this 'jb unquetlor.afcly one of the r.on mmArkaMa dlscoverie, ever made In the history of medicine. Ion-o-letc may now obtaitvösl at almost any rjq store in Fooith BendJf i-rmr drujrgirt do not have It, nk him to get it for you. At Uast wriie fr the booklet to The Ioi-o-Iex Cwn-.any, Dcirult. Advt.

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I 1 ML A I t,tV t . AT Tili: Al'DITOKirM. The following is the story of "'The Wall Hetween." in which Francis X. lbishman and Beverly Hayne are appearing at the Auditorium today. Sergt. Kendall of the United States army is the son of a banker. 1'eing allowed a furlough, he goes to a seaside resort near the Tinny pe st and encounters David Barclay, v. ho was his closest friend in colleue. He meets FMith Ferris, niece ot Col. Dickinson, commander of the post, and her mother, guest. of the Barclays. Kendall and Kdith fall in love. Bui Mrs. Ferris, a snob, turns against Kendall as soon as she learns that he is a "common soldier." Kendall arouses th animosity of Lieut. Burkett. Hurkett and Mrs. Ferris conspire to ruin Kendall, netting detectives to look up his record. Kdith. wishing to warn Kendall, asks him, to meet her on a socluded pier at night. While they are talkii.i:. squads of soldiers come searching for two prisoners who have escaped from the guard house. Kendall hurries I-Mith to a storehouse of whic h he, as quartermaster serveatit. has the key, and pushes her inside with instructions to make her escape as soon an he has led the searching parties away. He miraculously escapes being shot, and when sufficient time has e lapsed to allow Kdith to escape he surrenders, lie maintains silence as to his conduct, and thus seems tr corroiwM ate the charge of Lieut. Burkett that he has been planning t rob th. storehouse. The stores are found intact, and no one .believes that Kendall attempted or thought of any robbery. But Burkett persists in accusing Kendall, and he is held for trial. Kdith interferes. She tells iier uncle, the colonel, that it was to save he r that Kendall made his myste rious tlight and then kept silent, 'i he regiment is ordered to Nicaragua to support the president of the stormy republic in putting down an insurrection. The regiment is caught in a tight place and almost annihilated. Lieut. Burkett proves himself a onward in the fighting, hiding behind a tree, and then the men i-efiu-e to obey his orders thereafter. Kendall receives the enc omiums of bis superior otticers. and returns to the United States. Col. Dickinson welcomes Kendall, and consents to bis marriage to Kdith. Kendall is commissioned a lieutenant. But meanwhile Barclay and his father have investigated the Ktnk affair and found Kendall's father innocent. They supply funds for him to reopen the bank, and he resigns from the army to marry Kdith and become a banker. "The Strance Case of Mary I'agv" is also being shown as usual.

AT THK KXSAIJjT Alice Braly is the featured player at the IitSalIe today. The photodrama is entitled "Then I'll Come Back to You." and deals with life it. the lumher camps of the northwest. An entire town wa used In the taking of the picture and there is that ah. of outdoor life that is most .efreshtng. There 1? a sweet love story, many nerve-wracking scenes, rivalry between two men for the hand cf the heroine, and many great opportunities for thrilling- action. Miss Brady in a ry charming photoplay star and is the daughter of the -vs-Hl-known producer of the ame name. n the Rime program will be seen a tras-el picture from the K'eir.e studio, illustrating a portion of A Trip Around the World." On Friday vWM be Uvea Ciiacl

AT Till: OIUMMAWI. The Orpheum will )ffer a new lull today featuring the Westman family of six clever entertainers in an original farce comedy entitled "The Troubles of Joy." The Hison City Pour, an original quartet, will offer new soncs. harmonies am! popular medleys. Johnny Kckeit and Billy Parker, grpat favorites among the "loop" cabarets of Chicago, will present their pleasing program of patter and songs. Th Standard Bros., athletes, and the Iivis ('atle Trio, musical entertainers, will complete the bill.

FOUR EDUCATORS HURT lairouto to State Boa til M ex tin; Auto Overturns. I iitern.it i"H:c 1 New; Service: XKWiWSTLT. Ind.. April I'o. While en route to this city to attend a meeting of the Indiana hoard of education an automobile driven by V. W. Fars-ons. president of the Indiana State normal of Ter re Haut" overturned, injuring the four occupants. Parsons' chest and log were hrui.-ed and he may be internall., injured. VY. 1!. Cocky of Hammond was bruised about the chest and a leg was broken. A. Cunningham of T rre Haute was cut about the fave, r. nd A. K. Sessions of Birmingham. Ala., was cut about the face. M'KS!-: DIF.S Ol' rOlN(). Lite i iiuti"ii :l News Scrvi-e: CIlK'AdO. April lb'. Miss Caroline Kistler. a nurse who tnk bichloride of mercury a week ago after she had been lured to a loop hotel, died Wednesday. Her aged father. B. Franklin Kistler ejf Arlington, O., was with her when she died. WWte floaae ci ttoflern ITshj FurnisheJX in 310 Bk ÄfJcJi. St. "IN A CLASS GROUND FLOOR Today's Feature The esenii-ite sktomi favorite in the thrilling uorlel pro ductioii. "Then I'll Come Back To You" How a joiin; man made grKl IVforo ho wouJcl ix-turji to the woman lie lotctl. I"S the hig light in the lunilHr i -a i up. the great lumber Irhe (lsn the rier and the wonderful pictimveiuo x'ties. An entire village a iixil to film fhis prod net ion. A story of e hi race. inanllne, lose play1 h a company f stars, in an unparallolcMl ntmopliere. Also a KUdne Kounil tlaWorlel' Travel lie tu re.

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