South Bend News-Times, Volume 30, Number 284, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 October 1913 — Page 3

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SKW YOKK, rrrat week for Oct. 4. This J. M. Jiarrie. is up a in Tlmo.s square. Jiin Drv, alnnfioninR" ShakoHfan, ia s-rn in "Tht- Will." one-art lay by liarrio. firaco f(rf, with no suitable vehirlo for her talents, is presented in "Ifalf-an-I lour' a drama jtust that lon'. alo )y Barrie. This country is full of people who think that John Drew en n't he anyhody but John Ir-w, no matter what he plays. When they see him in "The Will'' they will be astounded at the Metacb of the famous quaffer of 5 o'clock tea completely swallowed up in a character whose .rim pathos more than verea upon traced v. 'The Will" is the story of a couple whose lives are ruined, whose happiness is utterly destroyed, through tho acquisition of wealth. All is told in three visits to a lawyer's oftice for the making and alteration of the husband's will. About twenty years elapse between the first and second visits, and the same period between the second and third. Between the first two visits th. wife changes from a sweet, gentle woman, who weeps when Her nuesbaiiu s death Is mentioned, to a hard, cold shrew, who has no objection at all to talking of the husband's demise and "wants her riphts protected." When he pays his last visit the man is alone. His wife Is dead. His son and daughter are moral wrecks. He is a peer of the realm, his fortune is enormous, he is determined his worthies children shall not have it. and lie has r:o idea at all what to do with it. Drew'? portrayal of the man in rach of the three stages of his career is masterly. Frank Kornblo Cooper Perfect biscuit perfectly protected No matter what National Biscuit Company product you ask for crackers or cookies, . . wafers or snaps, . . cakes or jumbles it will be delivered to you in perfect condition, either in packages with the famous In-er-seal Trade Mark, in attractive small tins or from the familiar glass-front cans. Freshness isassured through the distributing service of the National Biscuit Company, which affords a constant supply of biscuit to every part of the United States. Buy biscuit baked by NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Always look for thnt name

does a marvelous bit as the senior member of the law firm, who is seen only in the first and third scenes and who alters in that period from rushed middle aue to doddering senility. The stsory of "Half and Hour" is Krim. indeed. At 7:30 a wife, driven to desperation by the abuse of a brutal husband, joes to the rooms of the man who loves her, ready to elope with him. The man. ,'oiiiK out to pet a cab, is run over by a motor bus and killed. The woman returns to her home in time to Kreet her quests at a dinner p;.rty nt S o'clock. . There is a doctor who attends the dyincr man and talks with the stricken woman in that inan's apartments. The same doctor turns up as a Kuest at the dinner party, invited by the husband. He and the wife had never met. He does not betray the woman, but he keeps her in doubt as to what he will do through five or six tense minutes. It would lie hard to imagine a wider gamut of human emotion than Miss r.eorge has to turn in this piece, and she is more than equal to every demand made upon her. Anther, desperation, affection, horror, fear, cunning, daring she responds perfectly to every chord. She has never done anything equal to this, perhaps, because she has never had anything like it to do. ' The Will" is preceded by a revival of Haddon Chambers' "The Tyranny of Tears." and "Half-an-Hour". by a threo-aet comedy by Stanley Houghton, called ' The Younger Generation." They only fill in the time till the Barrie masterpieces come along. "Tin: m:itTBHi: vKF.ns". A clean, lively musical comedy that hasn't lost a bit of its entertaining qualities in the condensing is "The Heartbreakers", filling the last half of the week at the Orpheum. The piece was pronounced a success when originally produced at the Princess theater and had the hearty indorsement of Chicago playgoers at that time. The comedy and story are by Hough and Adams and the music by a popular composer. The present cast does very nicely with the principal roles and the chorus id above the average for a tabloid production. Mabel Iiffn. in he role created by Sallie Fisher, is prepossessing and natural, playing the role with girlish artlessness that is very pleasing. Little Billy Moore, who is the same size as Johnny Slavin and much funnier, plays several characters amusingly and holds the stae during a change of set wjth his original comedy and eccentric dancing. MAY one re and ii:ci:Miu:it." 1 offering in which Anson to f;rce a marriage with A Whit. tries the v,irl because he holds a note against her father. She meets a fleeing circus performer in the woods, who is bejjir iMirsiieu Mr a crime he is presumed to hav e cummiited. White J captures the ac robat, but later he is found innocent and robs his captor1 of his i lothing. At Surprise theater today with a drama "The 'al!." Lois Weber and Phillip Smalley are in the cast. 'MA ST Kit M IND' Mind.' TOMINC. T lie Master a new drama shonin;: characters of the underworld, written by Dani-1 C. Carter, and which enjoyed a prosperous season at the Harris theater at New York city, will be an early isior at the Oliver. Howard Kyle will head th' cast. TKAYKL TALKS. M. Newman's annual series I-:. of "Traveltalks" will, begin at the Oliver opera hoc.se on Tuesday evening. October 14. at S:l.".. This saon it is 'this popular lecturer's intention to conduct his fellow-travelers about Europe's most interesting cities, tach of which is the crystallization of a nation's genius the finest product of its master minds and handicraftsmen. His color views and motion pictures are all new and were taken last summer, so the cities will be seen as they really are today. plays ni: lii-N a n r. Kubelik was recently ask d how it feels to step before an audience as he freuentiy docs. "What shall 1 say. he replied 'here is first f all a feeling OX grt at i

responibilitv. but that must not t,eM-roun. was renoneu io me n.one thought of." A true artist does not j "1' her other daughter. Mrs. Willplay fr his audien e hut for himself; iam Scott, in South l'end Tuesday

and 1 his music. He dots the best ne cm for the sake of his art. I s-.lvas fi my mind on what I am aiming to do. with never a thought as to how it will affect the people listening. It has sometimes happened that I have done mv best before people who did not seem to care for my playing, and again there lias bren enthusiasm when I knew I had not done well. My own feelings depend solely on how I have played, and not upon the expressions of approval. 1 am my own most se-

A " V V -r -IS la m mil ROSZIKA IKU.I.Y. WHO IS WINNING SKW LAl'RKLS BY HKR SI NO INC. AND DANCING IN THE MCSICAI. COMEDY "MISS CAPIilCE." vere Judge, have played .audience has ovation. and am miserable if I badly, even though the given me a magnificent IjAST The Edison give the last or ricTUuiis. talking pictures will two exhibitions of the . m . . present engagement at the Oliver meater today, a matinee at 2:::0 and the evening performance at S:l". The pictures are exceptionally interesting and should be seen by everyone. AMKHIC.W TODAY. "The Smuggler's last Deal," the sensational Kalem drama, which will be offered at the American theater today, presents a number of thrilling situations new to story pictures. A customs officer becomes suspicious when he sights a vessel which bears no name and later he trails the captain to an old inn. where the seaman proves to be a noted smuggler. The officer creeps into an old fireplace and hides in the chimney, that he may overhear the conference which the smugglers are to hold. One of the men lights a fire and the concealed officer is in peril of his life. The manner in which he is rescued by the Inn keeper's niece and how he succeeds in apprehending the entire band of lawbreakers almost single handed presents a series of stirring scenes. A hiograph. "The Adopted Brother," will also be shown. Late News From the Surrounding Towns MAY CAKLISLi:. Mrs. Clarence Crouch entertained with a dinner the following ladies: Mrs. Elra Uapp. Mrs. Ellas Ackley. Mrs. Boy Brockway. Mrs. Euclid Massey. Mrs. Guy Smith and Mrs. Ward Smith being present. Miss Eleanor Miller gave a farewell party Thursday evening in honor of Miss Bernadet O'Neill, who will leave Saturday with her parents for Chicago, where they will reside. Mr. and Mrs. S. D. King were in South Bend Friday. Mrs. Boy Brockway and Mrs. J. C. O -dung were guests at a meeting of th? Portage Prairie Evangelical Missionary society held Thursday at the home of Mrs. J. W. Cauffman. Mrs. Mansfield Motftt of IUver Park visited relatives here this week. Mrs. W. F. Brown and daughter, Mrs. Elmer Bodgers, are spending the week end with the former's sister, Mrs. Dennis Guilfoos, of Bristol, Ind. Mrs. Boy Brockway went to Grand Bapids Friday to spend the week end with her husband and son. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wykoff arc parents of a son born Oct. 1. Miss Ethel Olson and Miss Ze!da King were in South Bend Friday night to attend "The Man From Home" at the Auditorium. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bodgers. Prince Tippy was a guest this week of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. O. Tip- ' Bev. and Mrs. Edwin Dunlavy, of Iafavette, were guests of the latter,s " father. Jacob Augustine this week. They were enroute home from tho M. E. conference held at Hammond, 1ml. Bev. F. C. Sager has been reappointed to the pastorate of the local M. E. church. Mr. and Mrs. Sager's many friends are pleased with the appointment. James Major has sold his saloon to Mr. Shultz of Walkerton. Ind. TKIIIIK COPPEE. Mr. and Mrs. James Brown and family. of Laporte, visited Simeon Brown Sunday. Mrs. Agnes Hosmer of Iiporte, was Mrs. James Bush's guest over the week end. James Huston is overseeing a job of surveying for a ditch near Iakeville. Mrs. A B. Jettner is on the sick list. Miss Lucy Wade substituted this week at school district No. 0 for Miss Lillie May, who is ill with neuralgia. Mrs. Minnie Bush, who has been at South Bend for several months, has returned to her home. Mrs. Iewis Burden entertained a few or' her neighbor.; and frie-uls at a rau-sewing Friday. The Women's Missionary society from the Portage Prairie Evangelical church met at the home of Mrs. J. ! W. Cauffman Thursday. A pot luck . dinner was served to twenty-six j sons, alter which a devotional ; vice and a missionary program p r-ser-was given. Mrs. J. . ordun.g nnd Mrs. were Bov Brockwav of New Carlisle guests, taining The meeting and pnfitable was both to all. enterIT YK POINTS. Services Sunday at Monson chapel will he as follows: Sunday school at P o'clock. Epworth league at o'lloek. preaching service at 7 o'clock by our new pasior Bev. Paid Hutchinson. Everybody welcome to all the services. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Lung and children spent part of the week at Wawaka. Ind.. guests of th" former's parents. Mr. ana Mrs. J. W. Lung. Mrs. Wells, who has been ill at the oome or ner daughter. .Jrs. L. s. aaernoon. j -Mr. an I Mrs. L Toy GoT spent j Wednesday in South Bend, j Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fountain and ; daughter of South Bend were guests .in. ttuu .mis. 1J. r D. Brown Sunday. Little John, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Critchly is ill. Mr. and Mrs. John Hay and daughters, Ira Cover or South Bend and Dr. John Krill of Waverly New York, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mr?. John Holston.

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MINERS AND TROSPS i CLASH AT CALM

CALUMET. Mich.. Oct. 4. Twenty Lansing artillerymen. under Lieut. Ashley, clashed Friday nisht at the Wolverine mine with several hundred strikers, who, it is said, sought vengeance as the result of the accidental injuring of the three year old daughter of one of the strikers by one of the troops. The mounted men met the advance of the strikers and quickly gained the upper hand, the strikers offering little fight. Twenty-five were taken in custody and held under guard until the arrival of the sheriff and deputies of Houghton county. The arrested men were taken to the county jail at Houghton. While one of the artillerymen was riding through Wolverine early Friday evening the wife of a striker rushed out of her home and threw offal at him. He save chase and the woman's little daughter, who ran directly in front of the horse, was knocked down and injured. HIGH SCHOOL GIRL HAS NARROW ESCAPE Due to the presence of mind of Miss Alice Millhouse. ,707 W. Colfax aw, a high school girl. Miss Olga Seegmuller, another high school girl, owes her life. MLss Seegmuller went beyond her depth in the new swimming pool In the new high school buildrng Friday and sank twice before Miss Millhouse, a good swimmer, plunged in and resoued her. While the instructor. Miss Marion Goodman, was at one end of the tank with some girls. Miss Seegmuller was wading at the other end of the tank. She ventured to the center and stepped off into deep water and went under. She screamed for help and Miss Goodman and other girls threw a life preserver but the girl was un able to reach it. It was then Miss Millhouse dove in and ptilled the girl to safety. No serious results followed the near tragedy. Start a Savings Account at Once and Get the Benefit of Our October Dating All money deposited in our savings department not later than October 1 oth draws interest from October 1st, at the rate of 4 per annum, compounded semiannually. AMERICAN TRUST CO. 496 Route of the Lakes TIME TABLE (Effective September JS, yjiz.) GOSIIKf DIVISION. Daily Trains Leave. .r:l a m 11 :tx a m 5:0) p in a in VI :tx) noon OKO p m 7:00 a m 1 :0 p ni :(hj p m N:u) a in '':( p :w p m l:fK) a in a:) p n : :on p m 10:0u a in -1:00 p la ll:ou p ni To ElkLart "only. MICHIGAN CITY DIVISION. Ti :.J0 a m 7:0 a in S: a in 10:0J a m 12:(K) inx!i 4:(ki m .:.".0 p in 7:(0 p m s ;:mi i in ll:tK) p lu hT. JOKriI DIVISION. u:.10 a. in., 8:00 r. m.. 10:f) a. m . PJ:00 noon, '2:00 p. m.. 4:00 p. n., 0:'J p. ai. aad S:fK3 p. m. to Nile. Mi. h., only. 7:00 a. ra., 'j:00 a. in.. 11 :h a. m.. ;0i) p. m.. :(0 p. m.. r:o p. ni.. 7:oil p. m., 'j:00 p. in. nnd 11 MM) p. m. to St. Jo.eph. Daily except Sunday. F. I. IIARDY, Supt. Transportation. you have? 1 S1 the same

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BABE IS FOUND DEAD IN BED BY MOTHER

ELK HA BT. Ind.. ct. 4. June poSe Yan Buren. throe-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Yan Buren of 1.: l Chester street. w as found dead in its crib at 4 ocbuk Friday morning, as the result .Coroner Mast beliees. of strangulation following an attack of colic eoup'ed with being smothered after it turned on its face in convulsions. The babe's coughing had awakened th parents about midnight. It was given the required attention and seemingly had gone back to sleep. The parents awoke at 4 oVlo-ck. Mr. Yan Buren to prepare for his day's work at the Midway plant ami Mrs. Yan Buren to serve her husband's breakfast. XO CHANCE KOK U1M. She Mr. Nagsby is the quietest man f ever -aw. In all the times we have been his house. 1 have never heard hin: speak. He Probably he hates to interrupt you, dear. WOOL DFSTEBS. Regular c Beautiful colors. Soc at Coonlcy Drug Store. Advt. SOME NEWS NOTES. Davies Laundry. Both phones. Leslie, the optician. HOI S. Mich. st. Dr. Stoeckley. dentist, 511 J. M. S. Walsh&Best, Dentist. Urn. fi. J.M.S. Rubber stamps and alphabets made by IT. A. Pershing. 23C S. Michigan room 6, over Burke's. . Advt. i FM "BR ELLAS. Special lot. T.'c umbrellas 50c; $1.00 umbrellas T.'c; $1.50 umbrellas $1.00 at Coonley Drug Store. Advt. American Theater South rtnr Forrmont Picture Hou? SATURDAY it THE SMUGGLER'S LAST DEAL" Sensational Find Thrilling. IHOUllAl'II DKAMA. "THE ADOPTED BROTHERS" Coming Sunday G. M. Anrlcr son in "The Redeemed Claim." TORIUP TONIGHT 8d5 Matinee Today ANOTHER SUCCESS THE I7ZAN FROM Tfee 0L1VEE TWICE TODAY THOMAS EDISON GENUINE TALKING PICTURES Matinee Daily 10c and 20c. Nights, 15c, 25c and 35c. Musical Comedy And Pictures Tonight and All Week ANGED MUSICAIi COMi:i)V COM TAN V I V "The Cilrl and flu- lio'f A Musical Cometly With a Story. 1 I : n t e i t a I n e r - 1 ." Mshtly 7:31 and 9. Matinet Daily i:cept Monday. Sunday New Iuial Comedy. mi

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SUFFERED 3 YEARS FROM ASTHMA; NOW WELL

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. . v.-. ," - : . . . , ' . , r . . - - M.:-V. Nature's Creation iia conquered arv other da of aMhma. According to ?!ra. M. J. nrouhard. K. F. ' No . i;rnf."!.j. Ind. In makirg the public tta.tnjent. rented below, sh a: "If any one doubts thi statratnt. thy may call and ?ne ine and I -rill be glad im tell thr:n nil but :n ca." Hfie i; h-r BtAte:ne:it: "I t n adlcted witii hMhir.a for three yesr axtd treated with s giKd h ph.vsiri.in as there 1 to be fund. I pot sme relief but w&i ne er euied. Ou the udvica of n friend X tried Nature's v'reAtton nr.d I now conidr myself wli The .irt botTU di-i me o nmrh jtood I ordTed two rrion ar.J thpt made rne feel so much better I or rier'd two more. Tlie aftbma and bronchial trouble ha left me entlrelv. I consider jour medicine a rnovtr it makes the wb.ol system over. I rr fot anylliir.f that did me o much roo1. we'ehed ICO pountls xrhen T brgftn taking Nature'; Crration. but no-r 1 reU,vi l"h potu.ds. I chi. do aK Rood a day a work as I ever could. Thi is asthm weather for me. when I wn havtnr tfc asthma, but I don't have any ayroptome anv more. Mr?. M. J. BrouhArd, Greenfield, Ind." If you are a su!Ter?r frorn as thin?, or tuberrulouls and the conditions which lead to it. fuch as bronchitis. lnuur biood. rundown system, etc.. writ to-day for fre booklet. It contains photos and testimofiials telling of the remarkable r--aults achieved by Nature's Creation. Thre ar r.o charts and there la no hllg-ation on your part. Simply adJresa M. L Hajnann. 417 Stat Ufe Duiidinff. Indianapuli?, Ind. Sickening hearaehes, indiwre5tion, constii)ation. indicate unhealthy condition of the bowels. Molllster'sltocky .Miiiii;tiii i "a ma.s int i)o-tn uirv naturally and restores your system to perfect health and strength. Begin tonight. 'Coonley Drue Su re. Adt. THE OLBVK Monday I'.vening. Octolior 0. ...J AT'... KUBELIK Wizard of the ViolinPrices 50c to $2.00. SEATS NOW. r ATT! TRAVELTALKS. ALL NEW Exquisite Color Views. Wonderfui Motion Pictures. 5 Tuesday Evenirrgs, Beginning October 14. The Great Cities of Europe: liOiidon Oct. 1 f Paris Oct. 21 Home -t. '2H riorenee and 'rnlo on. f Vienna .Vov. 1 1 Couro vjtlo open-, Mondaj, f)ct. (. Iriri" Sl.oo. s.:.oo. s-j.OO. m km:iin now. i NOW PLAYING if j Ta!IoidnOjM retta, j i-rm: iii: i:t. MAT 10c 15c 1 mtr amirs' Talented I'rinelpaN. Ir'tty Prima donnas run-makinir (noeEVE 10c 15c 25c 151 Sinin and Daneinc Choriio. MatlntH Dally 2 :..) I 'run ti itw T.k i O i Sijnda New aiidOI!e

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