South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 260, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 September 1914 — Page 4

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tin m," ii. h .if i I.' I me ' those two suits to the !(, .iior "Hold on now not so fast! VhaCe you tot there?" Mowb-d Warren, coming over to where Heh n v.. is -amlnin? two flits by the wmuow. "Why, this old blue r-: .arnl tliis brown .lit." e th ra hrc V);.it s held up tr.e matter with th'. H M h e the blue serge. "Why. Warren, it's all worn siiir.v. And there's that i.- a blue s'-f L-'e .ni pot last snmrner. You'll n-er '''ar th! old or.e." "I'm not xo sure. That's a uwod lit yt. Just the thing tt. wear fishim." Warren was alwavs savins his old " jits to wear fishing- -but h- iif .vr wen fishing! Il'iwfiw, ib b-n w:s much too wiy to remind him of this inconsistency. h'it sri" fi.naliv persuaded him to part i:h th Mu srcre. since he had kept at b ast fiv other old suits to "wear fishing. It wa.s Suintar morning, c d.ti k di.--mai Sunday, and riht alter hreakrasi Warren had declared it would ie a j good day to get out his aiiinn rl clothes. Signs of spring. ' The elevator boy had brought liie trunk from the basement, and now j Warren's summer suits were spread over the chairs and window ; s of . two rooms', and th v.-hole pla was filled with the- odor of moth lalls. "Well, all ri'ht. then." reluctantly, as he threw down the blue sere. "(Jive that to the elevator boy if you want to but that's all! I'nderstand 7 Th rest if the;- I'm iuinir to keep. You've ot a perfect mania for s'iviriK my clothes away. I notice you're not any too keen n petting rid of yours. What in thunder is that'.'" as something crunched under his heel. "h. it's a moth ball. dear. He careful, don't step on any more." "Why the devil don't you Ret amphor. Don't smell half as bad as these infernal things." "Hut camphor's so much mole expensive. These are Just as good and they're only five cents a pound. I've kcot some fresh ones to put in with your winter clothe?." Helen had already gotten out Warren's winter suits ami was beginning' ttj pack them in the trunk. "Well. I can't see that you need me here. Try to lr out this nlace before 1 get bark. Hold on, there; better not put in that overcoat. I mav need that yet." So Warren went out for his Sunday morning walk while Helen v-as left to pt-ck away his winter suits. At last she had them all in. and the trunk w:us ready to be sent back to the basement. The elevator boy took it down and with a pleased consciousness of tipping him well, Helen gave him the blue serge suit. It wa.s several mornings afterward that Warren looked through his closet, now hung with his summer suits, which had in the meantime been well aired and pressed. "Where's that blue serge?" he called. "Had tlnil pressed yet?" "Oh, ye?, dear, the tailor sent them all back yesterday. It's right thera -hanging right in front." "Well. I don't see it." he grumbled. This closet's so Infernally dark you can't see a blame thine." Then a few moments' silence in winch he AT Till: OHPIII.XM. Chic Sales heads the new bill of vaudeville at the Orpheum beginning Thursday ami will oiler a rural comedy skit entitled. "The Country School Program". During the action of this little playlet, he impersonates nearly a dozen individual types, frequently m eii in the village schoolhouse. He changes from the awkward school .girl to the aged schoolmaster with ease and versatility. Mr. Sales has made a specialty of these type.-j for a n unber of years and is a master of the art of makeup. His characters are Muaint. interestiig and amusing, and he possesses peculiar equipment to get to the heart of his audience. Topical songs, stirring ballads, humorous medlies will be introduced by the Capital City quartet, four international singers of talent and ability, and good voices. A nowlty in the way of a juvenile act will be offered by the Two Kbllets. These precocious youngsters are seasoned entertainers and ill present a singing and dancing number that promises to be a thorough delight to those who enjoy juvenile performat. res. T?i. Mimical (b raids, an act combining merit ami mirth, ami the Appoip. Tiio will produce new specialties and Keystone coined' motion picturs will the Liil. II FT II ST. I FN Is. An the Silken tapestries of the e.i;t are to the J I OvlucXs of the i '-;c;;s!a n brush, so are the xv-.'idroiis dance-- of the orient to tk drama of the v. t Where the one bill paints his hb-al. into tarn: ibiliiv; (1 fell 111 Spoken art. the eat ex the other weaves it w bat t he - est won i parable and th'-atrP-pre - mot ion it! tb. o!ll . unh;nder-d s- i;s,. ,f nd that the k.tttr oics faith of the b . r. r.io.u.t - to a higher form i : : t i f ; I i: ran he made a no .rti t rfeel ehic!" sioti of tho'iubt atid for the :'e, ling. opyess strtkingl- prove;! f Uuth St. Fen is, who v ill p"i..ir at t b. i M n i pera 1; ot i se to.Migrit m her repertoire o! , ii;;t!n, i

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"Well, if it's h-re I "Wait de.ir. I'll com"." Helen, who wish not quit' d res' i-" J, t hurried in with her hair down, and looked through the long line of sails which huiis' on their hangers In War-rn's-v.ardrol e. "Why heie it i- almost in front." "No. that's the old one. Tnori'ht going to i;ivc- tint win said v 01; Were au.'iy. "The the old " one!" stammered j H'-bu-i. "Why w'.iv if can't be" - j She hud ta'-ceti i' t the liht. but ; fortunately her :,ack Was to W.ill'oi.j and h did not see h'-: fuve. !t was : the old one. She had h. en the ,i.d' i one .i.v ;t "' 'h. J i e ; n e n i b r." hasiih. a? i . i ' hung lh. n.jit back. "Th" i;'eevc li? ; . inf v as ripped in the other : iat and ! ; .wanted to s-w it before it v.as pre----' ; el. ar.d I I derided not to tfive th.v ' o'd one away after all yoti mi-ht ! : want to wear it i.-,hiu ome time." i "Hump, tho.iicht oii were s. keen, i about Kettini: rid of it! Web. nov. yiri i I fix that other suit and ha- th tailur i pr it today. !!' i a!;;.cU the , riirhf weluht to wear now." j Helen. paiiir-st-:,ki:. went in to finish dressini'. What rould ?r- d'.' She tnnst mi that suit bark. Warren would be rabid if he found fhe had No. xisi n away a perfertly new suit, no. he must never know! She barely tasted Jler breakfast, i:nd ; hardly wait until Warren left, i could Then 5he ran out to see if the elev.itor boy, to whom she had gi-n the i suit, was on duty this morning. But it was the other boy who anse red her ring. j "What time will Henry be on?" she I dem.t tided. "He won't be on no more, ma'am. He's been discharged." "1)1 liaiy,ri:" "Yes. ma'am, the nuperintendent laid him off this morning." There was nothing for Helen to do but to see the superintendent and try to get the boy's address. What if he had already worn the suit? Hut Helen dared not think of that possibility. ".-So he stole something from you. too. did he?" was the superintendent's first cormnent when Helen asfced about the boy. "Stole something?" Why. no. but I gave him a suit of Mr. Curtis' hv mistake." The superintendent seemed relieved. "Well, he stole from other tenants that's why I had to net rid of him. I'm sorry, Mrs. Curtis, that I haven't his address, but you might get it from the employment agency where I engaged him." In desperation Helen explained about the suit. "Oh. a blue serge? Why. that's downstairs now. I wouldn't let him take it away thought lie stole that, too." "No. no. I gave it to him. Hut I thought I was giving him another suit." The superintendent, brought it up. and to Helen's infinite relief, it was wrapped in newspaper, just as she had given it to the boy. He had torn a hole in the paper to see what it was like, but plainly it had not been unwrapped. Overjoyed by her good luck, Helen promptly took the suit to the little tailoring shop around the corner to be pressed. The very next morning Warren asked about "that blue serue suit." "Yes. dear, I hail it pressed yestermore of beauty and enchantment than tongue can tell. AT Till: .MA.IFSTIC. The musical comedy company at the Majestic will change the bill today and present a laughable Ccrman farce, "Fritz and Stnalt.s Troubles in a Hotel'. The Norris-Fuller-Fvans company have pleased immense ly with their jolly organization of singers, dancers and comedians and the new comedy promises to be popular. An additional feature will be the Indian and Mexican singing ;-ketch of Tolliver and Chappelle. The pictures today include, "The Two Doctors", an Fdison drama, and "The Parent Strain", a Lubin .comedy drama. tiik i)Ki:aii:k. "The Dreamer" is a beautiful two act Lubin dr;ima being featured by the Auditorium today. Al Morez. a dreamer, while transferring a scene of Cod's handiwork to his canvas, hears a cry, and turns to see a young girl falling from the rocks. He ivcs her aid ami a friendship is formed which later turns to love. The dreamer's brother Fben comes home on a vacation and steals Al's sweetheart a way and marries her. The father of the boys thinking he is about to die, gives all of his estate to Fben. who throws the dreamer out upon the world. Five years later when Fben places his old father in an asylum and then leaves his wife and child, while the former is ery ill.. Al hears of this and goes in search of his brother whom lie finds In the midst of a reckless throng. Tearing him away by physical o: e he draus him home to the bedridden wife. Komaine Fielding who wrote the piece is featured m the cast. Other pictures for today ate "The Smuggler's Wife" a Biograph drama, the Bathe daily news. "Taken l.y Morm" a sensational I.ubir. drama and Mary Piekford in a comedy entitled "The New York Hat." Tomorrow Klaw and Frlaner will present the four reel drama. "Cla smatcr." "Th'1- Honeymooners" din n from the Vitauraph theater. New York, vith a snow n. trong cast will also psl'KPKISi: TilFATI'K. jj I Winilred lireenwood at th e Surprise I theater ti-da.v. An. engrossing stor-, showing a man's baseness and his wife's sainc nobility of charac ter, has becti tilriud in two lcds by the Aim rican, under the title of "False Him!-', Thomas Uickt'tts as directing' pr.uiuct-r. The H'ciii s are laid in the-, west and in fashioiiabb WashmgtonTi The earlv ones shews hardworkinci life on the farm and happiness, with hub of tlie world's goods, the later! are set atual wealth and honored P- j Mtior.. vet clouded by dishonor that! cings tb.e w rontphu r tu the erge o rain and death Mi -s Witiified iln riiuniii sastains" the part tr" Mary K'r: w it!i her w cl! t know n art of cnaraeteriz.itain. 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dav. It's hanging right there in your closet." Warren got it out and looked it over wit ha curious puzzled expression. "Huh. that's funny! C.uess 1 wa.s wrong this time." "Wrong? Whv, what do you mean, dear?" "Well. I thought you couldn't produce it that's all. I'd an idea that you'd gotten those blue suits mixed and given the wrong one to that boy." "Why, Warren how could you think that?" flushing Quickly. "Why, I told you I I wanted to fix the sleeve lining before it was pressed." "I know you did, and you acted mighty blamed suspicious, too. You're always lying out of a thing when you get in a hole." Then, with a keen glance at Helen's flushed face; "I'm not sure yet that I wasn't rii;ht." She Omfe-sos. There was a moment's tense silence. Warren wa.s buttoning a pair of suspenders on the blue serge trousers.

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tenbi v. "F.h? How about it?" he persisted with another searching glance at her averted face. She hun the coat on the rod In the closet and then turned with a sudden defiant: "Very well, you were right! I did make a mistake 1 did give that suit to the elevator boy! But you needn't hesitate to wear it it hadn't even been unwrapped. And if I'm always lying out of things it's your fault! You've raged and stormed at me so that wen anything goes wrong I'm afraid to tell you the truth!" good subjects today. The Furopean war illustrated, intimate views of the Russian royal family, Japanese ambassador Is tendered a reception in Paris when his government announces (f allegiance to Fngland and France. F. S. S. Senaca patrols New York harbor to preserve neutrality, ex-Queen Amelia of Portugal visits the hospital tor horses in Crickelwood and other subjects. AT Till: COLONIAL. The program for todiiv at the Colonial includes four good pictures. A Ueorge Ade Fable of the Higher Fducation promises to be amusing: "A Tale of Old Tucson is "Happy-Oo-Lucky i Kalem is a Vitadrama graph comedy and one other interestill? picture will also he shown. at tiii: ii:liti:. The nrwl,v remodeled Holite ojiened last evening and entertained good sized audiences with a live reel l,i( ture of Charles Kle in's drama, '"-T"0 Fion and the Mouse". The new arrangements. attractive decorations and i the many improvements in the theater received many favorable comments. The program for today consists of a four-reel feature, "A Celebrated Case", with Alice Joyce and Guy Coombs in the bailing role. This famous piny has held an enviable record for ears and as produced with theso excellent plajcrs. with perfect photography, it is one of the best pictures of recent production. Two other good photo stories will be shown also. No matinee performances will be given until Saturday in order to complete further improvements in the house. The evening shows will start at 7 o'clock. r.NCI.l-: TOM'S CAIUX." A picture- that will delight the chil dren comes to the Oliver for three days starting Friday". It is nne other than the famous old play. "Fnele Tom's Cabin", made into a most c labor:ite ideture in rivi reels. The cast is ;. strong one and includes S im Laica. the well known mir.-trel a Cr.cle Tom", and !ary Fliue (TinTh mhonsei- K'.l :,s ,T-V:i . our, i pci 4 oi ma at es a iil bo given e.u !i day I ilt : " a c d Raincoats and Rubbers at THE RUBBER STORE J0C S. Mlchi-jan St. L.H. Funeral Director .0 i l ady Aitant. PJ( Weat Colfav Av. Home o'JDT. 1U II Ji)7. for LiQhting and CooLing GAS COMPANY L

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