South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 266, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 16 September 1914 — Page 4

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will perform a serifs o-f amusing stunts. Carbon and Willard haw a singing and talking act full of patriotism and fun. Their good natural

parodies on the timely war topics.

original medlies and comedy chatter will found unusually entertaining.

The Charmion Trio in "An Organ

New Mishawaka Avenue Trunk Line Completed Engineer Moore Reports Stuclebakers Assessment at S1 0,000.

City Engineer Morc Tued-y ii'irht filed with 1 1 boird of ".orks th asstPsni'r!t roll n th Mish tw;ka a v. trunk yf v.er, on' f th- l;jrg t ct.ntraets of the v ear. T'o s- .v r has Ln completed and is now awaitmg w. ceptanc e. It was laid h.v the !- Paepe and ('cu.-.-i-n ".. costing $4.5 4 0. SO. Th- ;i nt aigun.-t the Studf-uakcrs for this yiver '.s over JI0,0o. whil- th- park !: nl ".ill he forced t" pay o;t about $".'mm) for I'otta wictomi park. ojh-r as.-( .-.-rr.cn t rolls lib d hy the cngirp r w-r": 'iku iv. pipe sewer. Truth st. grade. .ii land walk, Ixn;ihl st. pip ff.vfT, Wilier st. cement walk and curh. Indiana, av pip" s"V.r. The vacation of a part "f the proposed William s.t. was confirmed as w as the Pennsylvania a v. assessment roll fur the j. a lu'-nt. The resolution on the grading of I.i!-iil av. was -on-nrmed. The resolution on the Milton av. pipe sc'.vtT was deferred. The contract for the placing of water taps n Cottage Jrove av. was awarded to William II. Ihiike. The re-surfacing of Marion st. was awarded to Hohen and Roach for Jl.V4.1-v Ft e -art-Sht 7. Co. was awarded a partial estimate of $ 4..". 1 ::. 1 . P.ids for water connections on Cottage Grove a. and the resurfacing of .Marion St. pacmrit were openeil at the Tuesday morning nit-tin of the board f works. The" luds, wenturned over to City Knuiiu-cr Moore for Xv hulation.

at tiii: 1)i:litj; Today's picture at the Delite leature the romat.Mc and stirring Russian war drama entitled. "Th- Romany i-'py." This picture was taken by the Rathe players. It is In three parts and tells a thrilling story of a woman's light for love and country. Thiee other interesting pictures will he shown on the hill, and a visit to the Ielite, the newly remodeled and rehuilt picture house on H. Michigan St., will he found well worth while.

AT Till; COI.OYIAFi. The Colonial program today Ine hide a Vitapraph two-reel drama entitled "The Toll," featuring those two splendid players. Jimmie Morrison ami Dorothy Kelly. In addition to this feature a Selig comedy drama written upon new and original lines and produced with all the care and elaborateness that the Helig studio is capable- of, will be found in the comedy drama "If at First You Don't Succeed."

captain carrying out a fiendish revenue upon Jack and his u'irl. Tomorrow's pictures will include a two-reel Rex drama culled "For the Secret Service." in which Robert Leonard appears as a young inventor. The Invention itself is an interesting one. It Is an Ingenious device for dc-

Jrinder's Troubles" will give classical tecting happenings miles away and and character songs and selections, j for exploding gasoline at a distance. Reeman and Anderson In a comedy j The machine Itself is used in setting

skating act. will amuse, and Keystone comedy pictures will complete the bill.

AT Till: MAJESTIC. Beginning Thursday at the Majestic "Fiddle Fp" Reese, an eccentric omedinn who sines sonars and plays all sorts of violin selections, will put singer into the bill and llfe into tho audiences with his original specialties. Dorothy Benton, a charming little cab. tret singer, from Chicago, will introduce new character songs with costume changes and up-to-the-minute musical comedy effects. Karl and Jennings, singing, talking and dancing comedians, will offer their sparkling program of snappy talk, comical ballads and eccentric dances. The pictures for today are "Ruddy's

! Downfall." a laughable itagrapn ; comedy: "A Traitor of His Country." ! a nati iotic Lubln drama, and a roar-

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4 m l ;v st i ; ks m i l l i ) s. Today will be the last opportunity to see the beautiful live reel comedy "Brewster's Millions" at the Oliver theatre. The picture has a laugh in nearly every foot of film and is enjoyable from start to finish. Performances are given at 1:45. .1:0, and 0:00. Starting tomorrow "The Littlest Rebel" Kdward Peple's war drama in six parts will be presented for four days with continuous pert'orm-

ances starting at eleven o'clock in the

morning, each performance lasting about an hour and a haif. The cast which is a strong one is headed hy that sterling actor E. K. Lincoln. The scenes are those of the picturesque and sunnr southland with .all their

j natural beauty. The story concern? two families of the south at the time

of the Civil war, one family joining the southern army and the other the northern forces.: Many thrilling and exciting incidents occur to hold the attention of the audience. The picture only recently had a long run at the Studebaker theatre, Chicago.

the hero and heroine out of a serious predicament at the close. This story io well constructed and has numerous exciting moments. Ella Hall plays the part of a girl spy in a government ottice and it is through her efforts that the hero is saved from the conspirators. "The Mutual Weekly" will be an attraction tomorrow with its late war news.

MRS. BELMONT IN LONDON

rmlcrgoes citing Trip From . Switzerland Before Safe.

TWO CLASSES NOMINATE

from the Riograph studio

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Junior; and Sophomore. Name Candidates for Ollice.

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Wie ni;-;n seilooi eieua. i i junior and sophomore classes were the ones to name the men they would j have govern them for the coming!

year. Elections will probably be held next week. Junior nominations were: President, Wallace Davis. George Miller and Franklin Sehurtz: vice-president. (Jeneva Cleveland and Arva Yeagley; secretary, Edith Emmons, Catherine Guthrie and Blanche Decker; treasurer, Asnes White. M. Rossin and Eleanor (laik: marshal. Ray Engdahl, Coleman Steis and Robert Mlnkler. The sophomores nominated Yernon Smith. William Grimm. Charles Clark. Harlow Lippincott and Henry Chillas for president; Geraldine Robertson. Henry Chillas. Elsie Lippincott and Charles Rutterworth for vice-presi-

AT THE ORIMIEFM. A versatile quartet of instrumentlists. The Exi.osition Four, will head-

j line the Orpheum bill beginning j Thursday. Their selections range from I the popular to the operatic. They j give special attention to the harmony I and solos and make a number of costume changes. The act is arranged

plenty of comedy and is un

usually amusing for a musical number. Mile. Teshow has an European noveltv introducing trained cats, who

I AT THE AUDITORIUM. ! The bookings for the Auditorium j today are "The White Mouse" a Selig . drama of the snows in two reels featuring Bessie Eyton. It tells a thrilling and sensational story of the great northwest that is both interest- ! ing and entertaining, ".Seven Sealed , Orders" an Essanay thrilling mystery I drama in two parts showing how a young broker was repaid tor following ; seven mysterious orders. The piece Is i adapted from Munsey magazines and

is interpreted by a strong cast including Richard Travers, "Sweedle

Springs a .Surprise" Is an extremely J

funny comedy, showing how Sweedie found her lost sister in her successor as cook and Mary Pickford In a great Biograph picture entitled "Beasted Bay." Tomorrow will be seen "Rainy, the Lion Killer" a two reel Yitagraph with Sidney Drew and strong company, "The Counterfeiter's Plot" a Kalem drama, "The Terrible Lesson" a Biograph picture, "The Kid's Nap" a Lubin comedy by Romaine Fielding and the Pathe Dally News with late war reports of interest.

LONDON'. Sept. 10. Mrs. Perry Belmont reached London after a rather exciting trip from Switzerland where she had been held up since the outbreak of the war. From Thurn, where she spent most of August, Mrs. Belmont went to Geneva and there took passage on a special train which started for Paris, Sept. 1. W. A. Clark of New York, Judge Scudder of New York and George Elrich, a banker, of Hartford, were Mrs. Belmont's co-travelers. When Mrs. Belmont reached the frontier she spoke German jokingly in the presence of French soldiers and she was immediately arrested as a spy. After proving she was an American she was released.

LOYAL TO KIXCJ. LONDON. Sept. 10. The official press bureau tonight announced that the mayor of Buluwayo, South Africa, has telegraphed the loyalty and devotion of the inhabitants to the king and the British empire.

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Edward Peple's Famous War Drama in Six Parts with E K. LINCOLN as CAPTAIN CAREY. A PHOTOPLAY MASTERPIECE. You will not be able to resist its throbs and tears with the thrilling exultation of a true and intense story. The scenes are those of the picturesque and Sunny Southland with all their natural beauty. CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES FROM 11 A. M. TILL 11 P. M. All Seats 10 cents until six o'clock. Night Prices 10 and 15 cents This is the Famous Photo-Drama which set Chicago talking and com?s here direct from the Studebaker Theater.

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The trussold the Lundy & five year

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tices. lniuire TH AD. H. TAILCUTT, Jr., Trustee. Adv.

Applying This Paste Actually Removes Hairs

(Beauty Notes) Merely applying an inexpensive paste to a hairy surface, say beauty specialists, will dissolve the hairs. This paste is made by mixing a lltth water with some powdered delatone; after about two minutes it is rubbed

off and the skin washed. This simple

dent; Joseph Hansel, Kussell .Wlliier, j method not only removes every trace

of hair, but leaves the skin tree irom blemish. To insure success with this

C.ilstm M iltonberger. James Kruez-

berger and Fleanor Stephenson for treasurer; F. lean o r Stephenson, Frances Salinger, Oeraldine Itobertson. May Johnson. and Marjorie Whiteomb for scretary; lUhel Fhelcn. Kussell Nurger. Katherine Cole. Dorothy Pershing and Charles 'Zessinger for reporters and Miss Stone. Mr. Leffler, Mr. Wilson. Mis Dunbar, Miss Hood. Mi.-s C.oodman, Mr. Berry and Mr. Ilostetler for sponsors.

MERCHANTS TO DECORATE

During Aerial

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SI'KI'UISK TI I i:TF.B. The pictures at the Surprise theater today will include a two-reel Majestic story, entitled "The Second Mrs. Boebuck." The offering is taken from a storv bv W. Carey Wonderley. H. A. Walsh. Blanche Sweet. Mary Alden and Wallace Heid are in the cast. The story is new in so many details that it proves very entertaining. The proposal by dictating a letter to the girl was a clever piece of business. "The Storm Bird" is a Powers drama, with Bay Gallagher and Edna Maison. s'arah and Jack find the happiness that had long been denied them. Jack Is the mate of the "Storm Bird." He defends the cabin boy against the brutality of the drunken captain.- Later he lights the captain when the latter attempts to force his

attentions on Jack's sweetheart, is the cabin boy who prevents

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Flag to Fly Fircu-;.

Wlide there will be no elaborate at- j tempts at the decoration of store t fronts and business houses the next j two days, during the aerial circus, it j is sucrizeste,! that every business house J display the American flag as prom-j lnently as possible. The booster com- j mittee having eharge of the affair has ; worked dav and niuht to make this j one big Miecess. With good weather j ei thing points to reeord breaking j crowds from out of town. As a com- 1 pliment to the visitors and the bene- ! lit to l.e derived from attractive places j of business, every down town mercantile establishment. bank and ottice j should make an elaborate display of Old Glory. As all of the big events i will occur in or oxer the heart of J the busine.s district. the visiting) crowds will naturally concentrate on ! the principal downtown streets and j the more attractive they can be made

the better impression will be made on Ihose who come to South Bend those two gala da vs.

TO TALK MINSTREL SHOW Voting Men of Chamber of Commerce to Meet Tonight.

Donald Livelihood, chairman of the committee in charge of the minstrel to be given by the Voting Men's Chamber of Commerce, has called a meeting for tonight at the Oliver hotel. Several young men prominent in amateur theatrical circles will attend and ri eliminarv arrangements for th

minstrel will be mad

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CHANGE OF BILL BEGINNING THURSDAY HIGH-CLASS MUSICAL COMEDY VAUDEVILLE and PICTURES

Beginning Thursday EARL & JENNINGS DOROTHY BENTON Singing, Talking, Dancing 11 . o Comedians. Lharacter bongs. Wednesday's Pictures "FIDDLE UP" REESE "Buddy's Downfall." Comedy Singing Violinist. "A Traitor to His Country."

ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW ALWAYS THE SAME PRICE

at that time.

The date of the performance or performances, the time of rehearsals, the "business" of the show and othr things will be discussed. The minstrel proposition was taken up at a meeting of the junior Chamber of Commerce soon after its organization, but nothing definite has been done until this time.

COURT RESTRAINS COHEN FROM SELLING PROPERTY

An order restraining Harry Cohen, e - ,1 1:1,1. 1 '

proprietor oi ine ueuaoie ana uefendant in a divorce suit tiled by hN wife. Anna Cohev.. Monday, from dis-

poslnir sued b mond I

Mrs.

anv of his pro; rty was i--Actirig J.idge C. 1'. Drumth.e circuit c-urt Tuesday.

ohen s : s for JT.'OO alimony

and $;?a y-arly for the siippott of

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NIX ON THE WAR TALK

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Two Words of the Hidden Message-Whas the Other ?

"SUIT" is the fbt word "SELF' the Iwt-Guess the missing word! -"Your" is Our guess -What's YOURS?

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ROEBUCK" Majestic Two Reels. "THE STORM BIRD" Powers drama, with Ray Gallagher and Edna Maison.

KEITH VAUDEVILLE OF QUALITY

Louis Joseph Vance, Author of The Brass Band ''Lone Wolf," etc., received $15,000 to write 'THE TREY O' HEARTS" The great modern problem story.

The Sensation of South Bend. "THE WHITE MOUSE" A Selig Drama in two reels. SEVEN SEALED ORDERS Adapted from the Munsey Magazines. A stirring drama of oriental mysticism and modern ingenuitv, featuring RICHARD TRAVERS in two reels. "SWEEDIE SPRINGS A SURPRISE" Essanav Corned v. "MARY PICKFORD" in a great Biograph picture, "BEASTED BAY" Today at the Oliver Theater . 4 Times BREWSTER'S MILLIONS Five reels. Tomorrow at the Oliver Theater "THE LITTLEST REBEL" in six (6) reels.

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MLLE. TESHOW WiUi Her Wonderful Cats. BEEMAN & ANDERSON Comedy Skating Act.

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