South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 167, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 15 June 1916 — Page 5

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Here is the latest picture of Io rd Kitc hener, the British war chief, who was drowned when the cruiser Hampshire was sent to the bottom while on the way to . 1 1 ussia with the secretary of state for war and his staff. The picture was made a few days before Kitchener's sailing, and shows him leaing the war ottice for the parliament buildings in l)n(ion. A typical London "Bobbie" is standing" guard at the door.

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HILLES' JOB G. 0. P. National Chairman to be Selected at Conference Monday. NKW YOItK, June i:. Charles t). Hilles' successor as chairman of the republican national committee will be selected in all liklihod at a conference here next Monday afternoon between Charles F. Hughes, the presidential nominee; W. Murray Crane of Massachusetts, chairman of the national sub committee on organization, and as many of the other seven members c f the sub committee as can be present. Arrangements for the conference were made late Wednesday by Mr. Crane. It also was announced that the manager of the Hughes campaign probably will be selected then and that the personnel of the executive committee will be discussed. The sub committee is empowered to name the chairman ami the executie committee. No announcement concerning the nominee's choice for national chairman, or campaign manager, has been made, and indications are that he will continue to consider names of available candidates until his meeting with the sub committee. In pursuance of his policy of refraining from discussing political affairs for the present. Mr. Hughes declined tonight to say whether he made a tentative choice. Mr. Crane also declined to comment on the situation. In the meantime Mr: Hughes will continue his informal conferences here with party leaders and his reception of old and new friends ami supporters. The longest conference he held Wednesday was with (leorge Y Wickersham. attorney general in I'res'f Taft's cabinet, who will take an aitive part in the c.unpaign management. Mr. Wickersham expe.ts to keep :n close torch with the nominee from no wuntil election day and probably will be amonc Mr. ilnclics' close advisers. A report that Mr. Wickersham might be chosen campaign manager was denied at headiiiaMer.s. INTERPRET DANCE BAN NKW Y t ) 1 1 K . Jum 1". The' ban on dancing recently promulgated by the papal ronsistury will be interpreted b American priests of the church to prohibit dam ing inly at entertainments designed to raise funds for churches and which are in . harge of priests, it w as learned Wednestlay. The ruling loes not bar Catholics n individuals from participating in private dances, nor docs it prevent religious or semi-rel:-nous organizations from holding dances, according to the interpretiticn by the local church authorities. GLYNN HAMMERS HOME AMERICANISM ISSUE LILIAN X. Ind.. June le. Lightning bite Wednesday struck a tree cr.der which Kusell Wyatt. a laI orer of Jamestown, had taken sheltt with i team of horses and killed h.m and the iwo liure.

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UNDER X-RAY Torn Muscles Sustained in Fall from Horses Again Bother T. R. NKW YORK, June 15. Theodore Iioosvclt underwent an X-ray examination here Wednesday for what he characterized as "possibly a slight breaking of the muscles" aroun! the rib which was broken when he was thrown from a horse May 2 4. 1.1.". Pears that the former president had suffered a heart attack were allayed Wednesday night when he received seyeral newspaper correspondents. Col. lloosevelt explained that he contracted a severe cold while returning several months ago from a trip to the West Indies and that at intervals since then he had leen subjecte! to coughing spells. One of these occurred Wednesday morning when he motored to a steamship pier to meet Kermit Koosevelt and the hitter's wife, who returned from South America. The former president left the party at the pier and sought a throat specialist who had been treating the colonel. loiter, arrangements were made to have the X-ray examination ma le by Dr. K. W. Caldwell. The bitter said Wednesday night there does not appear to be any possible chance of serious discomfort to the patient." Dr. Caldwell said it would be impossible for him to make a thorough diagnosis until Thursday. Col. Koosevelt remained in hist rooms at a local hotel all afternoon and evening, only venturing out to see the X-ray specialist. He ua.s in excellent humor, but his face appeared worn and haggard. URGES PERKINS TO GET IN California Mooo ScmU Telegram Supporting Hughes. WASHINGTON. June 15. Hep. Stephens of California, elected to congress as a progressive, sent a lelegnim to George W. l'erkins Wednesday urging support of Charles K. Hughes for president. MASONIC. Stated meeting of South Bend Unlge No. ;".M. F. & A. M.. Friday. June Iß. at T:;'U. Visitors invited. Rudolf Horst. W. M. Richard J. Genge. Sec'y. Advt. TODAY'S AID TO BEAUTY An especially tine ? ham poo for this weather, one that dissolves and entirely removes all dandruff, excess oil and dirt, can easily be made at trifling expense by simply dissolving a teaspoor.ful of canUirox in a cup of hot water. IVur slowly on scalp and massage briskly. This creates a soothing, cooling lather. Rinsing leave? the scalp spotlessly dean, soft and pliant, while the hair takes on the glossy richness of natural color, also a tlufhness which makes it seem much heavier than it Is. After a canthrox shampoo arranging the hair u a. cUTLre. AUU

AT Till: AI WTOKIl M. Marguerite Snow and William Nigh, two of the most versatile and popular members of the Metro family, are appearing at the Auditorium today in a five-part sensational feature entitled "His Greatest Triumph." said to be a distinct novelty. It's the story of "Buttsy Gallagher, a harmless young product of the east side, who suddenly finds that he has come into what he considers fame, through being accused of a murder he did not commit. The attention and notoriety he receives Matters him. and when he finds he is going to lose it all and that his lawyer is oing to prove him innocent, "Buttsy" pleads guilty. The manner in which this complication is unfolded, and the introduction of a strong contract of life among the wealthy class. Is said to form one of the most delightful series of situations. The story has given the director unlimited opportunity to present many interesting glimpses of New York life. Regardless of expense or effirt, he .arranged to have his players photographed in action In the Tombs, on the Bridge of Sihs, in Chinatown, the Bowery, in Fifth a v.. Central park and other well known places of interest. In addition to this feature the third chapter of the Hillie Burke serial "Oloria's Romance" will be shon. The new serial has been very popular from the start. Miss Burke completely captivatinK all the picture fans in town. Some interesting developments occur In this release and some magnificent scenes are shown. Tomorrow's Triangle program includes "Civilization's Child," a fivepart drama, with William II. Thompson and Anna Lehr, and "Bath House Blunder," a two-reel comedy.

AT Tili; laSALLE. An exceptionally strong melodrama will 'be seen at the UtSalle today in "Her Great Hour," with Molly Mclntyre, the noted Scotch actress, in the leading role. The story was written as well as produced hy Stanner K. V. Taylor and is a fine type of melodrama in which the characters of the play do more distinctly human things than are sometimes attributed to the characters of this style of photoplay. There is a false accusation concerning the theft of a valuable diamond that lends mysterious situalions to the plot. Throughout the production is said to be an excellent one, rich in settings and costuming and portrayed by an exceptional ca.st including Richard Lynn, Martin Alsop and "P. J. Lemae. Gerda Holmes, a talented player for tho camera, is seen in the "heavy" part and is to be highly commended, for her excellent work. Katherine Kaelred. a celebrated star of both the legitimate stage and the photodramatic stage, will be featured at the Uwalle on Friday In an adaptation of the famous novel by William Locko entitled "Idols." at Tin: oitiMircuM. "Baby Mine," the laugh-play of the centurj' will be presented by the Jack Bessey company, now playing at the Orpheum, for today's performances. This piece wa.s constructed for amusement purposes only. There is nothing like it and l.othiner "just as good." It makes the heart bubble with merriment and chases away the frowns of care. It has tears but they are tears of laughter, and it also has its little tragedies, but they are of merry misunderstanding and altogether it is considered one of the most entertaining of the light plays nowbeing presented. Both Mr. Bessey and Nell Paul have congenial roles and the cast in the support is sieen at their best. On Friday Mabel Harrison's former success, "The Blue Mouse," will be offered and concluding the evening's performance will be a public wedding of a prominent Mishawaka I couple on the Orpheum stage in full view of the spectators. This is a. bona fide ceremony and will be read by a regularly ordained minis- j tcr. at tin: coia;ial. A three-reel special, "Armadale." is ba.-ed on the famous novel by llkie OVdlins. Alexander Claden ' plays the part of James Midwinter and Iva Shepard. the vimpire woman, plays the part of the scheming governess who tries to poison Allen Armadale, jr. The story is crowded with incidents: it keeps the observer's attention closely fixed through the entire play. The father's confession is pictured in a realistic way, the fire ai sea beinsr extra fine. A big thrill in every change. The theme of the narrative shows how a son tries to atone for h'.s father's sins. Quick results are certain if you use The News-Times Want Ads. and you will find this is the verdict of every one who has e"er tried them. DRINK HABIT hiiahm: iiomi: thiivtmkxt The ORKIXK treatment for the Drink Habit can be used with absolute confidence. It destroys all desire for whiskey, leer or other alcoholic stimulants. Thousand? have successfuüy used it and have been restored to lhes of sobriety and usefulness, fan be given secretly. Costs onlv $1.00 per box. If you fail to get" results from O RHINE after a trial. yo;:r money will be refunded. Ak for free booklet telling all about OKKINE. V. Hans Drug Store. .2 N. Jefferson blvd., opposite postI office 'Ad t

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Marguerite Sno w The Charming and Gifted Dramatic Artiste,

With Captivating, Charming BILLIE BURKE in the Leading Role If you miss this you will be sorry, so make yourself glad and come. EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE TODAY A WORD TO THE WISE THAT YOU MAY PROFIT FROM EXPERIE1VCE LAST THURSDAY EVENING, WHEN HUNDREDS WERE TURNED AWAY IN THE RAIN, UNABLE TO SEE OUR FASCINATING BILLIE BURKE AND OUR FINE METRO PHOTOPLAYS. LADIES, CHILDREN AND ALL WHO CAN, COME DURING THE DAY. DON'T ALL TRY TO GET IN AT 8 O'CLOCK. COME EARLY OR TO THE 9 O'CLOCK SHOW.

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EXTRA SPECIAL FEATURE A METRO WONDER PLAY

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Last Day Don't fail to see this great picture. Tomorrow "THE IRON CLAW" Episode 16 and "ARMADALE" Dramatization of the great and famous novel, featuring IVA SHEPARD, the Mutual's famous second to none. Hear the Colonial Orchestra from 1 p. m. to 1 1 p. m. Roy Wittner, baritone soloist, every Saturday and Sunday.

NOW PLAYING Jack Bessey Dramatic Stock Company with NELL PAUL "Always Good' n Today "BABY MINE' Public wcddiiu; on tlk staue Friday nicht. Cliani of I Si II Dally, 2 lVrforniaiHVä 2:0 and 8:1." DANCE IN DREAMLAND TONIGHT Classes begin Next Monday Evening, 7:30 to 9. Phone Mornings to MISS RUBY HIGGS, Instmctor. BELL 1298. Private Lessons by Appointment.

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IN THEATER 10c "IN A CLASS BY ITSELF IB! 3 GROUND FLOCK - SAFE-CONVENIENT Hear Tlir iftäm!. LaSalle 0m&? Pipe Organ Molly Mclntyre The talented sttli O actrr-, in "HER GREAT fc HOUR" K - Q O i i An cflleiit production of a Mroiuc Mibjcu-t. rieii in M-ttliitf-and liclitin t'f'i t. A pla T Mi-tainctl intercut, -.troii;; niclndrama and - cptionall -n-in iim plot-;. AIm the -ilh cpi-rfMb- of tli" "UIkV (iuilty?" ri with lpular TOM MOOKi; and A N NA I .. I'RID V k tih:i:im: kai-:ijci-:i. tin celebrated tar, in Producers Union Milk comes to you only after it's Pasirarizecl and Cbiifirf

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