South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 53, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 22 February 1917 — Page 9

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Chief of Police, City Controller ami Other Officials Surrender.

1-2 ansvilb- m n were indicted by tl." grand Jury, and th.it U of that r a re, lrr:i r.i ami 1 arc 1 ' 1 s i !. 1 r . It is riirnT"l h'-re that

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f.rt lif-tru t, th- marshal finally J f ti ation The Intestines are cloi?-

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Th" mayor u t..- anxious to take rr.r,. ' non.trrininir l.,v;,iv u

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and were rel ad on bond: AM C ity onirkiK M. I?. t.-!me. city Tn-.troller;

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.Miles S. S-undi rs, a-Mstant city engineer; Kdward .lof him. d( hmk ratie ounty eh lirm.in; .lohn Sc ab s, city detective; Hen Martbtt, motorcycle f.'tcer: Lyman ox. Jam's Honor. Jlichard I'ennin-'tou. saloonke- p-r lind Krne-t Tidrinton, colored, city ibterti ve. Mr. Storen told Mayor IU.s-e that

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Washington. Both the president and Mrs. Wilson had seen motion pictures before, but never in a theater. Hitherto they had seen photo-plays either at the white house or at private entertainments. They selected "A Daughter of the Hods" as their entertainment for their first wedding anniversary. The president was greatly pleased with the picture. He thanked Manager Taylor of the Helasco personally and said that "A Daughter of the Gods' was a wonderful Ulm.

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Eves. 25c, 50c, 75c, $1. Mats. 25c, 50c, 75c SEATS NOW SELLING. This Picture will net be presented in any other theater in South Bend. p " 'J

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Tili: (JIHL IMIILIPPA." The last performances of 'The Girl Philippa" will be given at the Oliver theater today, running continuously lrom 1 o'clock. This picture is starring: Anita Stewart.

"Tin: (.utL who iii not CAH1-V "The Girl Who Did Xot Care." which liad a successful run at the Bandbox theater, Chicago, opens a three-days' engagement at the Oliver theater tomorrow. The story i.s sensational to a degree and tells of u young girl who seeks to revenge the death of her father who

' iZy!ffifo was killed in a factory owned by a WMtT' wealthy man. whom she blames for if j i her father's untimely death.

AT Tili: AUDITORIUM. At the Auditorium today Mme.

Petrova is appearing in her latest

p picture, "Bridges Burned," which

she wrote for her own use and while it is a war play it contains a strong love appeal. Petrova takes the part of an Irish lassie. Francis X. Bushman and Beverly P.ayne are also on today's bill appearing in the seventh episode of "The Great Secret." As an added attraction for Washington's birthday a picture called "George Washington Under the American Flag," has been booked. Tomorrow Mary Miles Minter will appear in "The Gentle Intruder" in which she plays the part of a young heiress. Ralph Hera in a comedy and a Metro truvelogue are also on tomorrow's hill.

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In Her Latest Five Reel Production "BUDGES BUBNED"

AT Tili: LASALU-:. Charming Viola Dana is the star of the Iasalle's picture today entitled, "Ilosie O'Grady." This story on the screen is sure to attain the lasting favor that the song by the same name did, a generation or more ago. Miss Dana enacts the role of the sweet little newsgirl of New York's great east side, picturing the O'Grady girl as one always imagined she must be In life. There is a murder for which her big brother is arrested, while avenging an insult to his sister. The events that lead up to the unexpected climax are thrillingly told. A seven part Pathe color drama is the Lasalle's super-feature for Friday. This picture is entitled. "The Life of Our Saviour", and details Jesus' journey on earth.

Tho Irish atmcschere and the stacinrr and settings are said to be excellent. FRAN-

riq X RIISHMAN and BEVERLY BAYNE will be seen in the seventh episode of t

their very interesting serial story, "THE GREAT SECRET." As an added attrac t tion a special picture appropriate for Washington's birthday will be run, entitled

"George Washington Uncer the American Hag or Ihe Spirit ct lb.

TOMORROW OPEN MARKET DAY The first of one of the many new Minter pictures "Lovely Mary," presenting that Dainty Little Actrccs, Mm y hliLiDD mm i lk In a Beautiful Drama entitled m

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.'l.llk 1 .'III.!..-. .. in which che plays the delightful role of a young heiress. This is a five reel Mutual production and one of the many independent programs we will offer. RALPH HERZ in a funny comedy, and a METRO TRAVELOGUE complete the bill.

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at tin; oiiPina .m. The new bill of vaudeville starting at the Orpheum theater today features a domestic comedy entitled, "Petticoats", presented by Kenneth Iianc, June Janin and two other attractive girls. The plot concerns a wager made by one of the girls tlrat she can bring the hero to her feet and make him propose. The complications that ensue are extremely humorous. Dorothy Brenner, an attractive singer, who has played the Orpheum recently in "The Candy Booth", comes back with a number of original songs which she sings in a pleasing manner. The three Lyres, originators of tinkling tunes to amuse the tired theatergoer, present their newest offering deluxe. The Cycling McXutts. a family of five, who perform on bicycles, and Work and Ower, acrobats, make up the program.

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Teno Haute P.oy LnlM Dad Down i in Texas.

Tinilli: HAUTE. Ind.. Feb. :2. Miles .Stanley Wimer. IT years old, was one of the recruits at the Unitjed States navy office here Wednesday. He is a son of Maj. Benjamin i K. Wimer of the first Indiana inIfantry, now in Texas. Your.u- Wimer

during his period as apprentice seaman will continue his studies for entrance to the United States naval academy.

Winter Bring Collis to Children. A child rarely goes through th a hole winter w ithout a cold, and every mother should have a reliab'e remedy handy. Fever, sore throat.

jtisht chest and croupy coughs are 'sure symptonv. A dose of Dr. Hell's ' Pine Tar Honey will loosten the phlegm, relieve the congested lun-s and stop the cough. Its antiseptic pine balsams heal and soothe. For croup, whooping cough and chror.ic bronchial troubles try Dr. Poll's

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AN IVAN PRODUCTION It is Home Stuff, True Stuff, Nothing Exaggerated

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Captivates South Bend and Chicago as She Did in New York Chicago Newspapers Unanimous in Their Praise ANY SEAT, CHILDREN, 10c; ADULTS, MATINEES, 15c-25c; EVENINGS, ALL SEATS, 25c.

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DRY LOBBY $1,260.18

That is Wliat It CoM Federal ion to Pass Kill.

INIIANAPOLI-S. Ind.. Feb. 22. The expense of maintaining a lobby to assist in obtaining the passage bv the legislature of a prohibition

measure are shown in a report of i

the Indiana Dry federation, filed witb the secretary of state Wednesday. The total expcr.se up to Feb. 11. was $1.160. IS. while the total contributions were $2.179.02. A balance of $318.8 4 remains in the treasnrv o the federation.

LOANS ON" IWItM LANDS. Ioans bearing interest at the low i ate of Z per cent will be made by us on good productive farms which meet with our requirements. If you expect to borrow money soon, arrangements should be raade without delay so that you may take advantage of this offer. All loans will be made for a term

now to c;i:t i:i-:i,ti-:r i hom cata III! 1 1 If you have caturrb. catarrhal tleafnts, or head noises tyour druggist and ,'et 1 z. ol Parmlnt (double strength), take this home, add to it :4 pint of hot water und 4 z. f granulated ?u'ar. Take 1 ta!.etpoonful 4 times a day. This will often nrin quirk relief from the distresinhead noises. Flowed nostri's sliould open, breatliini: becorii easy and the mucous stop dropping into the throat. It Is easy to make, tastes pleasa.it and costs little. F.ery one Mho has catarrh should Kive thi treatment a trial. You will probably tind it is just what you need. Wettick's can supply j-ou. Adv.

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paying tne principal, or any pari thereof, in even hundreds of dollars at any interest paying date. Further details can be secured by a letter or we shall be pleased to have you call at our othce. THE STIIAUSS HROTHERS CO. Advt. Ugonier. Ind.

Union Trust Company Safe D-ipoait Boxes with special facilltis for the privacy of customer,

REGULAR PRICES: 5c and 10c.

BRENNER C'li. inning Singer. THREE LYRES 'I inkling Tim.

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THE LIFE OF OUR SAVIOUR"

REGULAR PRICES: 5c and 10c.

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