South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 176, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 18 June 1914 — Page 4

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at mi: si mKisi:. The pit turrs a the -Stirprbe thoa.- : tr will inc-ludo "The Tavern, j .f Snow j Whit-. :t !, :iiif til T?"-! - -l taken from 1 I;iwthorr.e's story of the

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jsprin.tr lraws n ;ir the child weakens and dies. The effect Riven of the irl melting in the snow is very good. The Mutual Weekly" will b" a feature with the latest currrnt ovonts. A

comedy reel "will also he. shown. j Tomorrow will brins "Our Mutual !

;irl." She meets Walter Damrosch and the appreciation of music and the fine arts is one of the intellectual qualities acquired Py her visit in New York. "Our Mutual Girl" is shown helping a poor violinist to obtain aa interview with Walter lHmrosoh, the noted composer and director of the New York Symphony orchestra. But even such interests as this do not divert her attention from the eternal question of fashion. This time she sees all the latest designs in evening frocks as worn by living" models. 'Avenged Is a Hex drama of unusual interest, featuring Iois Weber and Phillip Smallcy. "Love and a Lottery Ticket' is an Imp story taken in l.erlin. with Ie.ih Uaird playing opposite William Shay.

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CiriCAOO. June IS. The 12th biennial convention of the General Federation of Women's club was ollicially closed Tuesday night. Thursday several conferences and sightseeing trips will bo enjoyed by the delegates. Mrs. Percy V. I'ennybacker, reelected president of the federation for the coming two years, talked Wednesday of the work of the convention and of the federation's tuture. "This has been the finest convention I believe, ever held by the federation." fhe Mid. "Kverything has i-ecn ideal. I a.m, of course, tired out from the extra, exertions of the many m ssions and of the late hours, hut this afternoon, when I sought an hour's rest, I could not sleep. I ou!d only think of the great success .vhich this Chicago convention has been, how everything has scorned to work together to make this great meeting one of which the club women of America may well feel proud. Mrs. Pennybacker with her daughter. Miss Iutth. v. ill attend several conferences Thursday and will leave Chicago ?omp time Friday morning for- Mishawaka, Ind.. .wliie she will rest for several weeks.

GIRL DIES AND MAN IS HELD RESPONSIBLE

1 Ivangelino Arrest

CariK'iiter Caused of Anson Zimmerman Sunday.

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fessed he had the little girl come to his apartments on several occasions. He has several grandchildren. Four years ago the mother of the little girl died, leaving a 13-year-old daughter to cure for the family. This daughter died soon afterward and one member of the family after the other was taken ill.

AT Till: OKPHIXM. A slight change in the program of the Wrnfred St. Claire stock company at the Orpheum has been made for today. "The Chorus Girl" will be the matinee bill and "Mrs. Temple's Telegram" offered at the evening performance instead of the reverse as formerly announced. Tonight is also feature night at the Orpheum when a novel surprise will be offered the audience. On Friday, at the matinee "Polly Primrose" will be presented and that always popular bill, "Lena Rivers" in the evening.

and then suddenly jilting them. The! engagement rings she keeps as tro- : phies and t arries them on a ribbon attarhed to her fan. Hob Summers hear? ! that his brother Jack is the latest vie- ! tim and has taken to drink. He ! for the fair flirt, proposes and is ;c- ! Cepted. The next day he gets the usu-i al note and his ring is added to the j list. Lut he goes to her house during I a ball and carries her by force if a:i ', adjoining room and maXr.s hvr apolo- i pize to the jilted swe-ethe r . and 'im- ; moning a minister forc h?r to marry him. In addition to the tv;o comedies ! a Pa the drama in two ;;rts entitled I "A Mad Love" will be hown. i

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WOMAN WANTS S1 00,000

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Zimmerman N Aviimh1 Ilreach of Promise.

NKW YOItK, June IS. Lugene Zimmerman of Cincinnati, rnuineb-r. railroad magnate and father of the Duchess of Manchester, is again involved in a personal tinuneial suit and again his opponent is a woman. This time the picturesque millionaire is being sued for breach of promise to marry.

Miss Icy Warehcm of Kim hurst. Long Island, who has accumulated i considerable fame as a blooded dog j fancier, breeder and exhibitor, is the J complainant, and Miss Wareham asks j

$100,000 for Zimmerman's alleged failure to keep his promise.

RATE HtLD REASONABLE

HAIItY Ll'XCH Served Friday, June 10, So. Mich. St.. Auditorium block, by the ladies of Grace M. K. church. Advt.

NILF.S. Mich.. June IS. Kvangolinc Carpenter, 1 --year-old daughter of Klmer Carpenter, died Wednesday afternoon at 4:';0 o'clock as a result of alleged attacks made on her by Anson Zimmerman. CO years old. Zimmerman v;:s arretted Sunday night and is in jail at t Jos. ph. .iich., in default of ?.".000 bail. Zimmerman, it is charged, con-

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AT Till: MAJFSTIC. The dramatization of DuMaurs' well known novel of "Trilby" will be seen in motion pictures at the Majestic today. An additional comedy will also be shown. Friday's program consists of a story of French life, "The Rogues of Paris." An amateur boxing bout will bo an additional evening feature.

nami: not virr cnosi:v. The new name for the motion picture theater at 118 S. Michigan t. has not yet been decided upon although over 50 responses to the request for suggestions have been received. W. W. Dunkle. Title bldg.. is handling the contest which will close Friday evening when the successful one will be announced and the $10 in gold presented.

TWO YANKKVIXS. "The Two Vanrevels." two reel Kdison, Pathe weekly of cur lent events, "The Doctor's Mistake." elig drama and 'Miss Raffles," Yitagraph comedy are the pictures to be shown at the Auditorium today. Tomorrow will bring two feature comedies. "Wild Animals at Itrge" and "Kiss Me Goodnight." The former was given here the first week the Auditorium ran pictures and was such a screaming success the management decided to repeat it. It is the greatest comedy picture with animals ever conceived and is filled with laughs from start to finish. "Kiss Me Goodnight" is a two reel Lubin featuring Arthur Johnson and

Interstate Coimncrve Commission Hands Down Killing.

WASHINGTON. June 18. The proposed rate of 1 cents per hundred pounds on lumber from Alabama points to Knoxville. Tenn., over the Southern railroad Wednesday was declared reasonable by the interstate commerce commission. The increase is permitted only on the Mobile division. A rate not exceeding 12 cents per hundred pounds from Decatur, Ala., to Knoxville. and not exceeding 13 cents per hundred pounds from Sheffield, Ala., to Knoxville. was prescribed by the commission. The Knoxville traftic bureau opposed the increase.

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