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ARE APPREGIA Remarkable Voices Disclosed in , Rendering of Tabloid Opera. Leader is Forceful and Im- : petuous. Thavln and hLs band, agister! by a company of vocalists, pave two Rood concerts at ?irinbrook casino Tuesday. The band is unquestionably & very creditablo organization, ono of the bt, though not amonp the mort widely known, which baa visited this city recently. Among the tinxers who presented prand opera in tabloid were pome really remarkable voice., notably that of Modesto, baritone. Thavlu la youn and handsome and his directing is forcefully nervous and impetuous; at timers it even approaches the tempestuousness of that rv.technical leader. Creatore. But Thavlu has his musicians under complete control of his baton at all tini'-s; of that there is no doubt, particularly after ono has heard the band play such a tricky march as "Jlohenzollem," which opened the Tuesday evening program, or tho Mazurka from Capelia by Delibes. Tho players are masters of their instruments as several solo fragments revealod, and their ensemble presents a smooth virile tone whether it be in pianissimo passages or In gTand crashes like tho finale of tho William Tell overture. Tho hearty applause which greeted the band at tho conclusion of the hirst part of the program Indicated the enthusiasm which the p'layors ;u-oused. Thavlu was forced to rehpond to a curtain call. "Trovatorc" was the opera given In tabloid Tuesday evening. Tho more popular scenes of this popular opera wero presented by four soloists, the chorus necessarily being minus. As before indicated Sig. Modesto carried off tho vocal honors of the evening. Ho has a rich powerful baritone and displayed no little dramatic ability in his portrayal of the villainous 1)1 L.una of tho opera, Sig. Giaconne, tfnor, in tho rolo of Manrico was closo to Modesto In favor. Giaconne put plenty of "tears" in his voice and seemed still to have some in reserve for such crucial moments as the climax in tho much favore-d "prison ong." Madame Itertossi sang well the rolo of Leonora, the unhappy heroino of tho opera, and Madame Yahr sang the part of tho wandering pypsy Azucona, This afternoon the band and singers will give another program and in the evening the second part of tho program will be devoted to a tabloid presentation, of tho opera Carmen. "Dear faille," wrote Miranda Jane. 'Between you, the gate-post and me. I owe my good complexion to Holllster's Rocky Mountain Tea." Coonley Drug Store. Advt GEORGE W. MAXWELL rreli-kaown trapshooter ' find relaxation and complete enjoyment in Tuxedo. It's a nerve steadier and a sure fire, shw Burning tobacco. Easily my favorite." TOM A. MARSHALL famous trapshooter 4t Tuxedo tobacco is unquestionably the acme of perfection ; smoking Tuxedo maes life better tcorth living. FRED GILBERT the celebrated tripshocter "The coolest t most fragrant, most pleasant tobacco in my experience Tuxedo. Leads in mildness and purity."

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'end the ambulance to rrairie av. and Railroad st. A man has been hit," came an excited voice over the telephone at the police station about 7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening. Prairie av. and Hall road st. means Taylor st. and the Ike Shore at the police station, so "a man hit" could mean but one thing: Another railroad accident. To use a stage term, business of hurrying on the part of the men around the station. Out tho door they flew in the auto ambulance and started to the assistance of the dying man. Speed was the bljr idea and speed they made. Arrival at tho corner of Prairie av. and Railroad st. found a group of men. "Wb-'o is he?" asked one of the patrol. Tien. "Where Is who?" inquired one of the men. "The man who was hit," said the patrolman. "Oh, he's gone," was the reply. "Whadyemean he's gone?" asked the aforesaid patrolman. And then It developed that a man had been hit. all right, but he had been hit in tho noso by another man. Roth of them had gone. FORM NEW MASONIC ORDER First Grotto of O. V. 1. K. R. to bo Established Here, South Bend will have the first grotto in the state of the M. O. V. P. K. R.. a Masonic order, when Avalon grotto is established here Friday night. Members of Aryan grotto. No, IS, of Chicago will come to South Bend Friday night to institute the new organization. They will arrive over the Lake Shore in a special Pullman car, returning to Chicago early Saturday morning. A committee composed of tho following will meet tho Chicago men: P. S. Morse, Harry Davis, G. II. Willey, Dr. P. C. Traver, Harry Walters, Gus Peterson and Frank Gilmer. Refore the degree work Is conferred, a banquet will be served by Kable's restaurant. Officers of the Jiew lodge are: Frank Gilmer, monarch; L. G. Bugbee, treasurer, and D. c Raymond, secretary. STOPS XEURATX3IA KIT,T,S "PA IX. Sloan's Liniment gives instant relief from Neuralprla and Sciatica. It poes straight to the painful part Soothes tho Nerves and Stops the Pain. It Is also good for Rheumatism. SoreThroat, Chest Pains and Sprains. You don't need to rub it penetrates. Mr. J. R. Swinger, Louisville. Ky. writes: "I suffered with quite a severe Neuralgic Headache for four months with out any relief. I used Sloan's Liniment for two or three nights and 1 haven't suffered with my hetxd since." Get a bottle today. Keep in tha house all the time for pains and all hurts. 2 5c, 50c. and $1.00 at your Druggist. Bucklen's Arnica Salve for all Sores. Advt. frtce trip to paxama ex. Rare opportunity. Act quickly. Address Panama, Box 37, Nfc.'vs -Times Adv.

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y. i c. of c, Good Roads and Oliver Smoke Nuisance to Come in for Recognition. A strenuous program is mapped out for the Young Men's Chamber of Commerce if all the lines, of activity discussed at the meeting Tuesday night are followed. Good roads will be one of the first subjects tackled by the new organization. The sentiment of the body voiced Tuesday was decidedly in favor of securing good roads to supplant the rather poor ones now in tho county. A committee will be appointed Thursday morning to confer with the Lincoln Highway association, investigate conditions, ascer tain in what way the chamber can expend its energies toward securing pood roads, and report back to the body. Ways and means by which the smoke nuisance could bo fought were discussed. It was decided to appoint a committee to work with the city authorities and endeavor to work out a method by which it could be abated, aside from the one now proposed by which the Indiana and Michigan Llectric company is to furnish the heat. That the organization should aid in securing the property vacated by the old thirst Methodist church with tho ultimate idea of either enlarging the court house or erecting another, was the sentiment voiced at the meeting and a committee will be named by Pres. Lenn Oaro, which will take up the matter with the board of county commissioners and offer the assistance of the chamber in whatever way it may be desired. Another step in completing the organization was taken when 10 directors, each to serve for one year, were elected. Occupations and trades that were not considered at the first election weo put up and the following men were elected John Valenta, Harvey Rostiser, Harold J. Lower, Walter Heller, George C. Cover, Baythe sting, makes

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irives, Physicians Indispensable in ke and pastry mond G. Dale, Donald It. Livengood. M. C. Hendershot. Charles S. Yost, and Walter C. Erler. The remaining 10 directors will bo elected at the meeting on July 28. The picnic committee reported that the tickets for the outing were selling slow, but nevertheless they predicted a big turnout of the young men, as last year but 50 tickets were sold before the day of the outing, while 250 more were taken at the train. The committee, -which also served on membership, reported that over 250 application blanks had been distributed to men who had signified their willingness to join the organization. SUNDAY SCHOOL IN PICNIC First 31. Ii Members Spend Day at 3Iiehigan City. The Sunday school of tho First Methodist' church, joined the ranks of the picnickers Tuesday and held their annual outing at Michigan City When the special train left at 8:30 five cars were filled by the members. It is estimated that between 50 and 400 people attended. As soon as the party arrived the athletic events, including races, nail driving contests and a IkiII game between teams led by Elmer Burnham and Alfred Bondurant, the score of which was lost early in the game, wero pulled off. Following the contests the members dispersed to amuse themselves, some joining the bathers, others went boat riding, while many went sightseeing about the city. The return trip was made at 6 o'clock. MIDWEEK SERVICE TONIGHT Dr. Gardiner to Lead Dicusion at St. Paul's 31. V Olmrvh. The mid-week service to be held this evening in St. Paul's Memorial Methodist Episcopal church will be conducted by the pastor, Rov. James L. Gardiner, D. D. The special them. to be considered will be the question: "What Does It Mean to Be Saved?" Dr. Gardiner will speak briefly on the question after which a number of others will be invited to take part in the discussion. On Thursday evening an ice cream social will be held under the auspices of the Dorcas society at St. Paul's house, 831 W. Colfax av. WAITED AN HOUR FOR HIM Lays in Walt for 3Ian, Killing Dim Witli Shotgun. MOUNT HOLLY, X. J.. July 15. "I waited more than an hour in the dark of the road for him and when he came, as I knew he would, I fired both barrels of a shot gun. He shrieked and died and I ran through the fields back home." Thus Edgar Murphy, arrested yesterday in connection with the brutal murder .Saturday midnight of Herman Fisher, near the home of his fiancee, Ida Wilhelm. at New Albany, confessed to the police tonight. Jealousy was the motive for the crime, Murphy having an affection for the girl, which, he says, drove him mad. Murphy stoutly maintained his innocence when arrested. BRINGS DEAD GIRL TO LIFE Doctor in Vain Hope 3Ia.ssagcs Her Heart. ROME. July 15. Dr. Vannucci, chief surgeon at the hospital at Tistoia, literally brought a dead girl back to life. The patient, Maria Tondini, was being operated upon for the recovery of a needle which had accidentally been imbedded in the flesh near her heart. During the operation, while Dr. Vannucci was holdin,'.' the girl's heart in his hand, pulsation suddenly ceased. The physician declared the girl dead and his colleagues confirmed him. As a forlorn hope Dr. Vannucci began to massage the heart. The organ was gradually stimulated into activity and the girl lived again. Then the operation was concluded. There is every hope that the young woman will recover. DROPS DEAD AT PLAY ASHBURXHAM, Mass., July 15. While playing croquet at his summer home on Xaukeag farm Tuesday, Charles Cobb, a wealthy retired business man, dropped dead of heart disease. vou'ni: niLiors and cosnvrr Sick Headache, Bad Breath, Pour Stomach, Furred Tongue and Indigestion. Means Liver and Bowels clogged. Clean up to-niaht. Get a 2nc. bottle of Dr. King's New Life Pills to-day and empty the stomach and bowels of fermenting, gassy foods and waste. A full bowel movement gives a satisfied, thankful feelinc makes you feel fine. Effective, yet mild. Don't, gripe. 25c, at your Druggist. Bucklen's Arnica Salve for Burns. Advt. n i ;vs i i m : k m a x i i xi;n, TOKIO. July 15. Andrew M. Pooley, an English newspaperman, was Tuesday sentenced to two yearf ininrisonment and fined $100 for reJ - - T ceivintr stolen doeiiments from Carl Iiichter m connection with tne cent Japanese naval scandals. reUIVKI.KVS AKMCA SALVIA FOR errs, urnxs. so hi is. Mr. K. S. Ixiper, Marilla. N. Y., writes: "I have never had a Cut, Hum, Wound or Sore it would not heal." c,et a lox of Bucklen's Arnlc;i Salve today. Keep handy at all times for Burns. Sor-s. Cut?. Wounds. Prevents Lockjaw. 2Zc at your UrnsfiLst. Adv.

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AT Till: COIONIAI.. The program at the Colonial today will have a Srlig drama entitled -The Estrangement," a story of mystery by the Kalem players, called. The Missing Jewels." and a double comedy, "While the Band riayed" and "Almost an Outrage." The latter is from the Biograph studio end promises to be most entertaining. LUCILLK LOVE. "Lucille Love, the Girl of Mystery" will be the attraction at the Surprise theater today. In this 13th installment Hugo pursues Lucille and her car runs over a cliff. She is hurt and he takes her back to the house. Inally she agrees tc return peacefully to San Francisco. On the trip Thompson follows them, bent on petting revenge on Hugo. At the hotel the bellboys afford a good deal of comedy which is alright at first, but grows rather tiresome. Thinking she will learn something about the papers fhe gets Loube?que to take her to a restaurant, where they aro joined by one of his confederates. Knowing they will not talk while she is present she feigns illnes.3 and leaves. Disguised as a dancer she returns and hovers near their table in the hope of hearing their conversation. Her sweetheart. Lieutenant Gibson, comes to the cafe and recornizes her. He i horrified and giving her no time to explain, rushes out, Trhllo she sinks gracefully to the floor in a dead faint. "An Eavesdropper" Is a funny Keystone. Its situations are irresistible and its sensational ending Is new and a scream. Tomorrow's bill will include a two part Winifred Greenwood feature. Miss Greenwood plays the lead and does very creditable work. She throws her heart and soul into the picture. Ed. Coxen and George Field play tho hero and villain, respectively, and with the able support of a large company work out a series of climaxes. The picture is entitled "The Little House in the Valley." The Mutual weekly will be shown with tho Greenwood feature. AT THR AUDniur3r. The ninth edition of "The Perils of Pauline" in two reels, "His Wife and His Work," a two-reel drama by Rupert Hughes; "Who's Boss" and "His Sudden Discovery," two comedies are the pictures being offered at the Auditorium today. Tomorrow's bill includes "The Man in the Street," an adaptation of the novel by Mary Imlay Taylor in three parts. With the aid of drink. Gadsden has slid far down the social ladder, his only possession being an unacted play. Richerson, a millionaire spendthrift, steals the play, and Kitty French, whom Gadsden loved in the old days, heads the company. Through her loyalty, Gadsden finally comes into his own. The Pathe Weekly of current events, "Kaintucky Bill," Kalem drama, telling how his sense of duty causes a notorious moonshiner, who has been elected sheriff in a spirit of jest, to give up his former life, is stirringly shown in this picture. Helen Holmes and J. P. McGowan portray the leading roles. Kaintucky Bill regards his appointment as a joke until revenue olficers remind him of his oath. Always a man of his word, he determines to put an end of his gang's activities. After pleading with him in vain, his sweetheart. Mary, daughter of one of the moonshiners, goes to ware, the gang. They regard it as a joke until Kaintucky Bill holds them up and destroys the still. "Fleeing From Fleas" is a Kalem comedy, and "Trooping the Colors" is a picture of the English life guards. iioooaono It- i THE ft NEW HI

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