South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 103, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 6 April 1914 — Page 2

MONDAY. AIMUIi 0, l'Jll THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIME.

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at tiii: sriiriusi:. "Tho p-s-rt Tn!n:ari', n. Thinhou5r f-!ur. 'U 1" th" riltni tion at the urjTi: tlunUr today. This feature is in two r ( N and piv-.-Jr.m"? rru7 th'4 Trilrpman and as h!s own father, the Caliph a protean i rfrmano. David Thorn n, tlu Samaritan, scheme.- .'K'aii,'t th' iliph'M lif and almost l- s his own. It's a mighty thrilling story. Carey I, Hastings and Iceland Ilf-nham have popular parts. The Thanhouyr 200 contributes the camel atmosph -r A I'nno'.ss comedy called ,,r,illys Iluse" will he shown. Then Is nothing that appeals to the sense of humor fjultf a.s much :us the sU'ht of jiorne ne learning to kate, and in this very amusing eoniedy tlie fart Is made the excuse for a great deal of fun. Muriel wants her sweetheart to take her 8katinjf. He can't skate, hut promises to ilo his best. His best isn't much, and when Hilly escapes his wife and a.ks her to try it with him she is only too glad to do so. Hut wlfey sees them and follows. Hilly swims under the jre to get away and at sight of him all wet and dripping her heart Is softened, she takes him home. Kives him hot coffee ,'tnd forgives him for all his indiscretions. A verv good comedy with Muriel Ostriche as the girli.-h temptress, and Hoyd Marshall as the maltreated sweetheart. Tomorrow the well known story called "The ('.ill of the Traumerei" will he shown in pictures. This is a three reel story by the American Co. It is said this picture is above the .-verage. The story was run in this month's photoplay mag;uine and is of great interest.

j linal Dehatr 011 (Juration Will IJo I .Made Txlay in the Motive

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ed away Monday night when the diiion of the second reading of the bill takes place in tho commons. Both s.des have summoned every fo'!'wer. i ut it is ( ertain that the overnniem

I will have4lie biggest majority of many j n;' nth.-. Sir Ldwanl Carson and Ilonrir Law I will conclude the debate for tho I erangemen, while Augustine Uirrell,

(hit f secretary of Ireland, will follow Law and Lloyd-Oeorge. it is announod, will make the final speech.

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YET COMETH ANOTHER! Belle fitmnoei, Ofie .Afore Alive, Sayeth Latest Humor.

Special to The News-Times. LAl'OItTL. Ind., April ;. It deeloped here Sunday night that Chief

of Police Antiss. who caused tho ! statement to be published that he had I gone to the bedside of his sick sister in Michigan, had left hurriedly for 1 New York city to investigate a Uclle ; Cunness rumor. The fact that the

chief was in Gotham was admitted Sunday night by Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Worden, who refused further information.

tiii: Tuoi'iiLi: maki:i:s." There i.-n't much to. commend in 'The Trouble Makers" at the )rpheum. Ward and Vokes used something similar a few seasons ago. but ;s now presented the comedy portion is pretty rough. One or two of the principals awaken a little interest with their musical numbers but the horus is voiceless and not even dragging in the poor old Stars ami Stripes can "help the opening. Lottie Hurke appears in a wel dressed number near the close and the clothes are the best part of the speciality The suffraget burlesque isn't funny In the tirt plnee and Finley anil Williams don't do anything to make it so. Dan Daly, jr., has an impossible pait as a henpecked husband and does little with hi.- specialties. It looks as though the present company In "The Trouble Makers" will have trouble making much of a succes.: over this circuit.

BANKERS ARE INDICTED

.More Charges to Ihj Upturned Against Siegel and Yogel.

NLW YORIC, April C The additional grand jury which has been investigating the affairs of Henry Siegel and Frank L Yogel has found ten more Indictments and it was learned Sunday that these will be handed down Monday.

cklm:si: mimstfk. NF.W YORK. April . His excellency, K. I Shah, the new Chinese ambassador to this country, arrived on the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Sunday. He was accompanied by Mrs. Shah, their live children and a retinue of lf.

KATHLYN IMCTFUFS. Series number seven of "The Adventures of Kathlyn" will he the prinipal attraction at the Auditorium today. The venegeful Fmballah having delivered his three bags of silver and secured Col. Hare a.s his prisoner, departs for the palace leaving Kathlyn and Hruce tied to the tiger cart with their backs to the savage beasts. Members of the hfinrt 'demand their share of the silver, , hut their chief only glves them one Vag retaining the other two for himself. This makes trouble end 'they release Kathlyn and Hruce and tie the chief in their place. Hruce and Kathlyn make their escape and go to a small village where they are given shelter and then Kathlyn makes another effort to liberate her father. Itarnabai and Pundita offer to assist her again. Fmballah commands Col. Hare to marry a native girl and the girls are brought in heavily veiled, among them is Kathlyn disguised. ;nd when she discloses her features to her father he recognizes that a plan is on foot to liberate him, so he chooses her. Fmballah does not recognize her and after the ceremony is over he goes to the treasure room to secure the betrothal chain of pearls. The room is guarded by leopards and he forgets to close the gate and the leopards escape rushing through tlie palace in different directions. In the panic that ensues Kathlyn becomes separated from her father and Hamabai. and hides in a covered cart in the Harden of Hrides. In the interim Hruce has provided camels for the party to take flight to the coast, but when they assemble on the outside of the wall of the Harden of Brides, they find that Kathlyn is missing and they are fearful that the leopards may have overtaken her. The other pictures for today are The Interference of Broncho Hillv," "A Heal Helpmate" and "A Winter Holiday in the Bernese nberland. Switzerland," a very beautiful travel picture.

THE EASIEST WAY TO ENDJJANDRUFF Stop Falling Hair and Itching Scalp.

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There is one sure nay that never falls to remove dandruff completely and that is to dissolve it. This destroys it entirely. To do this, just Ket about four ounces of plain, ordinary liquid arvo'i; apply it at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the tinker tips. Hy morning moat, If not all. of your dandruff will he gone, and three or four more applications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy, every single sign and trace of it, no matter how much dandruff you may have. Vou will find, too, -that all Itching and digging of the scalp will stop instantly, ami your hair will be Muff. v. lustrous, glossy, silk.v and soft, and look and feel a hundred times better. If you want to keep your hair looking rich, do by all means get rid of dandruff, for nothing destroys the hair so quickly. It not only starves the hair and makes it fall out. but it makes it stringy, straggly, dull. dry. brittle and lifeless, ami everybody notices it. Vou can tret liquid arvnn at any drug stcrr. It is inexpensive, and four ounces is all you will need. This simpb remedy has neer been known to fail.

Handsome Wooltex Coats at $1S and $25 Every desirable style, handsome Moire Coats, handsome Auto Coats Dress Coats of Etamine, Ratines, new cape effects. Immense range of Silk Coats. Handsome New Suits at $15 & $25 Our manufacturers know this is our great stronghold We carry in stock 300 Suits at these prices all the time. We will show you "this week over 500 suits, mostly new garments, one or two of a kind, including Beautiful Silk Poplins, Moires, Crepes. Every size and color; Prices $15.00 and $25.00. 38 Handsome Silk Suits at $18.50 Black Taffetas, Silk Poplins, mostly misses' sizes a few 36 and 38. We advise an earlv selection.

Mens $1 Neckwear for 50c Well, that's doing something, isn't it? Did you get in on the Shirt Sale we held at our opening? We sold over 2,400 Shirts in 3 days. Well, we have 200 dozen Men's, Neckties, 2,400 in all. We're going to sell every tie before Easter, and if you don't get in on this Sale, the other fellow will be wearing better ties than vou do and they didn't cost him any more than you paid for an inferior tie. See our Front Case tomorrow. Not a tie worth less than 1.00; many to $1.50. On Sale at 50c.

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Kid and Fabric- Gloves Hundreds of dozens have arrived for this our greatest Sale. Perrin's Real French Lamb Skin Gloves, all colors, $1.00. Perrin's Heavy Embroidered back Lamb Skin Gloves at $1.25 Perrin's Real French Kid Gloves, $1.50.

Special Note We will deliver every garment and hat before EASTER MORNING. We have doubled our forces in the alteration department to guarantee your work being done on time.

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A ritlX KSS Min-WINTF.K (OMi:iY By John W. Keilette.

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stium: si7ri"Li:i. Ci:Xi:VA. N. V., April The strike of teamst'-rs. w hi h has he-n ill progress all Week, was settled Saturday, th employers iijrrffini' to the demands of the men tor an increase in the weekly wae sculc from $13 to

AMERICAN Theater S..ut!t lh'ial'? Fortur.est Fhture IIotKO

TODAY Yitasrnph Drama. tiij: i ikst i:.moii-siii:xt I!iiiuy Yeteni. lU.i: ATOMlMAr' eliusday seeiith Installment of "Tht Ail ventures of Kathlyn."

THE DESERT TRIBESMAN Thanhonser speelal in two roe's featuring .Tanie Crure, le.nid Theuips-en and Carey I.. Hastings and little Leland Ihuiham have j-opular parts. This i a very entertaining ph-ture telling a story of Arabia that Is euiivineing enough not enly in its staging, com timing and ra ting, but In the flavor of the storv itself, whieli seems almost like some bit of history retold. It his been artistically done and Is full of little thing4 that please, but the early jart of the story in whieh the baby sou of the old calif is smuggled out of the pala and saved from the hands of the ursurper sein more llkelv as presented than the -ouilng b;o k of the man full grown t elaiui his own; vot that tight In the palace is distil.-- ly good and "full of life. This ph ture ought t popular everywhere. The photography is excellent.

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TOMORROW THE CALL OF THE TRAUMEREI American, Three Parts. Falvin Hemoiest. a young artist who is on the verge of a physieal breakdown, is iidvised by his friend. Kizzio. an vUl music-master, to go t the country f(,r a rest." Froflting by the advice. 4'alvin govs to the farm of a friend of ltizzlo's. where he soon rei-overs and devotes his time to ut-of-dor sketehing. iHie day. while out sketching, he meets F.nld Sumner, a eoiiutry maiden who is a natural violinist, and is eaptivated by her remarkable talent for music. A'.uaintame. intimacy and love follow in natural order. He teaches her i play " : raurucrei" by whistling it for her and subsequently feels the pier of i ' v music over liim when, attacked by her jealous country suitor, it arrests hU hand hi the act of violence. Calvin is finally called back to the city by a letter informing him of a legacy hit him. by his uncle, which is to be used only as a means to t-ou-piete his study ef art abroad. He leaves tier nt the old trysting place, but the strains ef Traumerei calls him back for m . more view of her and and he sees h picture of dtsp.ilr and gri f that imprints itelf indelibly on his heart. After reiiiaiul;-. abroad two years the memory of l.nhl grows dim and he bsmes infatuated with Vera Ie Lys. an actr. Fnid, in the iihea tit line, goes to the tit y and bo-omen a pupil of Kizzio; V.-r pri.ie. however, forces her to remain bllt-nt in regard to her acquaintance ftlfh V'alviu. Keturnlng home from Furt'pe, Calvin stt-urw his ebl studio adjoining Kizzio'. and. unaware of Fnl I proximity, takes up his work with renewed energy ami cotitidcu.ee. He pr-du many pictures, but to Lis dismay they are consistently rejected by the art dealers. Finally, his funds exhausted and f-el-t:ig tilms.-lf a failure. h' d-tros t.t.s work and sinks iuto a state ef despair from whh a even liizzlo fails to rouse him with the announcement ii th1 'ond:ig art exhibit. Faid. aware of '.uvln-s return, avoid him and titmlly Je-iles tgive up her muic 1om:is through fear of an Jent.il meeting. She requires Kizr.iv to g.ve her "Trauniervi" as Tier iast b-son iiml the day arrives coincident with Calviu'a day of d -oai r. The muMe of !. r villii rea-h s Lira in the nia aMJ o-ent. as lw sif lnndinj; ov-r a vl il of a id, and stays his hand. lie jres again the picture of despair and grief that he saw th? "day he left her and, snatchh.K M brush-s aiot palettr. he pro Incs tt.e picture on eanva. At the evhdtdt the picture wins big hot honor; Fnid learns that she ! remembered; Kizzio discovers the -evret .M.d Vera le I.ys, the French aettei. who hs pi.i.ving in America with her company, finds Calvin again. Feeling his tlU Infatuati . for Vera return. ilvtn leaves the exiill.it hall with hr, sending a message back to Klrrlo to m't them that evening at a ..certain cabaret. The inosafre jrive Illztlo an idea and lie arranges wwli the niarmer ' the cabaret for Fnid to api-ear as an entertainer. That evening the rail ef the "Traumorel" again goes forth from Kuid's vl-Min anI still the noisy -rowd. The all penetrate to a seeulded uoo. when Calvin and Vera liave withdrawn. huJ ra- h,.s t'alvin & he is ubvut to eJ(vuin!i to his infatuation for the tlesighing actrfs. Calvin answer the all. hnt Fuld des him and disappears. He returns to hi studio, where Klzzlo aisraln find him In despair; but he quickly recovers and understands when Kizzio tell him to follow the call of the "Traumerei". leads him back to the old trysticg place, where he finds Fnid waiting for him. "I MYF.ltSAI, IKFs WOOIMi" Comedy "OIK Ml'TLAL GIKI' l.ery Irld-y

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Series No. 7 "THE ADVENTURES OF KATHLYN" "THE GARDEN OF BRIDES" Two Reels. "THE INTERFERENCE OF BRONCHO BILLY" Essanay Comedy. "A REAL HELPMATE" Edison Drama. "A WINTER HOLIDAY IN THE BERNESE OBERLAND, SWITZERLAND " An Ediscn educational picture.

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