South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 81, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 22 March 1915 — Page 4

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MONDAY. MA HO I 2-2. 101C. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

PLEMTY OF POLICE WEBE REQUESTED

Cops Have Two Runs Early Sunday Morning But Land Nothing Party and Horse Are Back of Calls.

Theaters

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of loU i IIMTl to 222 1

ri;:ht ;;v;iy," .she eried

WOCi.ili railed police station. "S.Tj a. lot W. Di.dMon ?t.

over ifio iriepnorir. ilore arc .-. me. burglars in the Lark ard making all kiliiUi of ri'iix'. Hurry up. pU a.At C.e time tli' f ali eom- to Sert. Ccidicr th j'atrol uan was out on ilichk' ui a v.. with ('al. Sih'"k. offCM8 Taikfr. Kcruinerly aud U'"nnell. A crowd i f irls u r- having a "alurnLtr p irt ' at v, hirh there appeared to he lit t-1 - s;iiiiher;i:, at the hoiac of Mrs. t:lti- Ktohn. Ill I Michigan a v. About 2 :VA) o'rloeU they h"ad b en fright t-iii d hy a man Alio had come to tho !.u, demanding entrance, and th- p"Ii wne star hin the n i'hl.orh''d for him. Two nun were picked uj' hut the lira's fatatocl that neither was the uuilty disturtor. tjer't. Cordier. as s .n as he received the urgent call from 1 1 i - woman on the west skh, telephoned the Kulin rosidene' and told the puliee to hnrry to VV. Division st. Away went the patrol at a 10 mile clip, picking up alon? the wy two oth-r ojlietts, who lied two rn-n under arrest. When the police rca h d 222 i V. iJivi.sion i-t. they found the proprietor of the grocery store there and his family c:it of hed anil highly excited. "Lots of noise in the Pack yard." th man assorted in broken Kimlish. A do;' was yelping pad howling in .the back yard. The proprietor of the store explained this by statin:; that the "burglars" had 'lit the do-. Hp spjd that the "burglars" Pad disappeared a few niinut'-s be fere. Just then there came a loud pounding and thumping froir. the rear of the store, apparently in Jio back yard. "There they are a-;ain," tried the storekeeper. The oMicers ruJied to the back yard. The noise ceased. No one could be seen. ne of the policemen stepped into tlie barn. The storekeeper's horse stood quietly there but was untied from his stall. A much shattered barrel was strewn about the Moor of the barn and there were hoof marks on the walN. obi Dobbin had ".ten hain the time of his life and the nivsterious "burglars" were explained. It was hard to persuade the storekeeper that he had been mistaken, but he finally concluded that the joke was on him and he brought out a box o"i' cigars for the oflkcrs, who gladly accepted the smokes.

CONGREGATION WILL MEET Annnul Krjwls of Trinity Presbyterian to Re lihen Wednesday.

The annual congregational meeting of the numbeis of the Trinity I'resbvteriar. church will be ht Id at the church Y Inesday evening when the ieports from the various committees of the church organisations will be lead and if necess u church otlicers will be elected j'or tlie ensuing year. Installation of tiie ollicers of the eieai'-h will lake place Sunday niornlns'. ther buint ss will be transacted.

LONG COUNCIL IS HELD (Greece i;Hcted to I'ollow a More Aotio Policy. T.ONDN. March 22. An Lchauije Tele'-rram dispatch from Athens states that Ioiil; councils of ministers were held Saturday nijht which lasted until o'clock Sunday morning. Nothing yet has transpired, but tile newspapers declare it possible that (Ireeee hereafter will follow a more active policy.

WOMAN WEAE

infill .iinivs." "Huh Jinks," was hilled as a musical jollity. A better descriptive term could not be found. Tuneful melodies, clever sontrs and snappy conversation abound and tlie chorus was composed of numerous, well dressed women. The principals in the company which presentd it at the Oliver theater la.st ni'-ht phased the wall filled house. fcv ral of tho n.ore popular musical numbers rceiin r ncirr.s. Ac is usual in sa'-cessful musical comdy there ..is hut a semblance of a plot. Dr. Robert Thome offends a French o fieer by kis-ini? his wife. The officers d. mands his life or the pleasure of kissing the physician's wife. To esc ape either or both of the alternatives, the physician ensures the service of a beautiful widov and her supposed daughter, who is a musical comedy star. They co to a French bathing resort and the fun begins, so to speak. The show ct.s its name from the P'Tfume invented by a Dr. Richard Wayne of which one whiff is supposed to s"nd one into the suprcmest heights of h-ippimss. The perfume straightens out the various tangles which follow the flight of the physician. The musical numbers which scored were, Something Seems Tinle-inq:le-in-r." "Hubbies." -Jim" and "Iy.ve's Own His." Miss Amporita Ferred a Sylvia Dale, the widow's daughter, Uussel Dennon as Dick Wayne and Maisie fj'ay as Adelaide Fontaine, the handsome widow, perhaps made the most favorable- impressions. Helen Yeoia as Chi-Chi, a dancer, also scored.

AT Till: OltPIIFAWI. The new bill at the Orphcam today has for one of the features dainty little Winona Winter, as charming a headliner as vaudeville has to offer. Miss Winter has been at the head of her own musical comcdy company and is now presenting a (lever and original single act. She sings, presents a ventriloquil novelty and is altogether a delightful entertainer. On the same program will be seen Nana, a noted Parisian dancer, accompanied by a skilled assistant, M. Alexis. The Three Lyres offer inkling tunes to tickle the taste of tlie tired theatergoer. Brighton and Turner, the custom olllcer and the Irish lass, have a nw comedy sketch and Kollinger and Kenolds have an acrobatic act entitled, "Fun on the Wire."

Tin: .uniT(i:n:M. There is an especially strong show booked Tor the Auditorium today. "The Silent Plea" a dramatic appeal for the widowed mother':? allowance ir a three part Vitagraph featuring Kdith Storey .and Harry Morey. It was produced by Lionel Belmre. in cooperation with Sophie Irene Loeb, members of the New York State commission for the Relief of Widowed Mothers. The story is of a young widow left penniless with two children, s'he finds herself unable to support them and they are taken from her and placed in an orphanage. Growing entirely away from her good influence, they become incorriijibles and shortly after are returned to her. The little; widow desperately appeals to an old friend, a senator. Her story incites him to an impassioned speech in favor of tlie Widowed Mothers' Pension Pill, which is successfully pas.'xd. "In Spite of All" is an adaptation of the famous play by Steele Mackaye in three parts featuring Gertrude .McCoy. Tomorrow the famous beauty Lilian Russell will be seen in a five reel picture of her great success "Wildfire." "Cupid's Column." a Vitagraph comedy with Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew will also be shown tomorrow.

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Finds Health in Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Croston, Iowa. 44 1 suffered Tvith fTtale troubles from the time I cam1 into

j womanhood until I

AT Tin: LAS alm-:. "The Avenging Conscience" is the title of the six-reel feature at the Lasalle today. It is D. W. Grittith's production, which assures its merit. Rased on the. commandment, "Thou Shalt Not Kill," it has been developed into a most mysterious, masterful ami sensational motion picture. It was suggested by iMgar Allan Poo's story of "The Telltale Heart" and by certain of Roe's poems of affection. The cast includes Pdanche Sweet, Henry R. Walthall. Spottiswoode Aitken and other capable players. The photography is remarkably clear and there is not a dull moment in the play.

AT Till: MA.ILSTIC. The Majestic musical comedy company began the third week of their engagement Sunday with an excellent production of "Lonesome Town." a musical farce used with great success by Kolb and Dill. The idea concerns two Jolly tramps who invade a small town and have a lot of fun wkh the inhabitants. The song numbers are particularly good and include, "It's a Lonesome Town." "Good Niuht Mr. Moon," "What Will You Do." "The Pick of the Family" and "Hickory Dock." New dances by the chorus of girls and new costume effects add to the entertainment.

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bo so weak and nervous ami in so much misery that I would

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your medicine had done for her and I tried it. It maJ.e me strong and healthy iiv.d our home is row happy with a baby boy. I am very .clad that I took Lydia L. Pir.kham'.s Yt Actable Comjxnir.d and do all I can to recommend it." Mrs. A. 15. Los-camp, 501 E. Howard Street, Crcston, Iowa. Tons of Hoots and Ilorhs are used annually in the manufactures of Lydia L. rir.kharn's Yep table Compound, which ii known from ocean to ocean as the standard remedy ior ft male ills. For forty year? thi.' famous root ar.d herb medicine lias been pre-eminently Fucccsful in controlling th- dir eases of women. Men alone could have stood this test of time. If you Iiavo tlie slLxlitet dotibt that Lvdin 1'-. rinkharnN YcotalileConipouiulwill !idi y ni,vrito to Lydia i:.IinUliani31Mlu inoCo. (coiHidi ntiaH Ly nii,3Iass.,H)r adA lvi Your lottt r will Ik oponed, end ami nnswrrrd ly aAVotnan,

at Tin: sritpmsi:. "After His Millions" is a two-reel comedy drama shown at the Surpries today in which a man of wealth is harrassed by a number of clever people. The development is unusual and the ending satisfactory. "Wheels Within Wheels," another dramatic

with burglars, villians. a hero pretty girl confusingly mixed eventually straighten out.

IS YOUR NAME IN THE LIST BELOW?

IT It N, you art initrd to the next Xrus-Timo Birthday Party. Triii t all theaters and refreshments will Ih on the program.

St.

HIKTIIDAYS TODAY. South llend. P.erheiser, Irne, 1517 S. Kendall

Laker, Farl. 125 N. Walnut st.

Carpentr, Iorothv, 233 Paris st. D-ntz, P.ubv L.. 513 K. Howard st. Libel, William. 1215 S. Main st. Fmeny, Ainali.i. ?,Z2 X. Lirdsell st. Fisher, Fay C, 74 0 Lightc enth st. Corka. Yeronica, l'JfrJ Linderf a v. Henry, Thelm i, 1520 Ottowa st. Hagman, Pernice C, 212 N. College

H enrol. Sarah C. 414 X. Wood st. Kruszjnska, Bcrnice. 210 S. Cherry

Louts. Clarence. 1153 Bowman st.

Kruszynski, Joseph, 210 Cherry st. Lancaster, Charles, 414 W. Wayne st. L' voucher, Catherine, 741 W. Monroe st. Marco, Irene, Lf Linden av. Marya. Iloe. 4 30 Harris st. (ris, Ruth, 7"G Rev st. Dtterstrin, Walter T., 1014 L. Fourth st. Phelan, Walter W., Oak st. Reynolds, Yv'onicta, 4 13 W. Indiana av. Ranschacrt, Urban, 534 Koscuizko st. Szabo. Helon. 1818 Fassnaeht st. Shea, William It., 219 Studebaker st. Taylor, Clarence, 1P0G Michigan av. Wilson. Dorotha. 530 S. Fellows st Wills, Kenneth. 1123 F. Indiana av. Wanicley, Irene, 522 Sarah st. MLhawakn. Mctzlrr. Lyell. 422 K. Grove, st. JAX'KY ONKS TODAY. South Bend. Fodoski. Joseph, 535 S. Scott st. Hostedlcr, Loretta, R. It. 2, South Bend. Hostedler, Carl, R. R. 2, South Bend. Mishawaka. Frick, Raymond. St. Joseph school. Tomsets, John. St. Joseph school.. Tremel, Augusta, St. Joseph school.

The Young Women's Christian association possesses a world membership of 6 5 0,000. Switzerland normally sells $3,000,00 Oj worth of cheese yearly to the United States. The British royal navy reserve was established in 18 59; the royal fleet reserve in 1901. In proportion to population Japan has more suicides than any other civilized nation. In the schools of Australia boxing has been introduced as regular exercise for schoolboys. ft CHILD DOESN'T LAUGH ftiD PLft!

IF GONSTIPA

If peevish, feverish and sick, give "California Syrup of Figs."

sign its little

bowels need a

Mother! Your child isn't naturally cross and peevish. Sec. if tongue is

coated: this is a sure

stomach, liver and

cleansing at once. When listless, pale, feverish, full of cold, breath bad, throat sore, doesn't eat, sleep or act naturally, has stomach-ache, diarrhoea. remember, a gentle liver and bowel cleansing should always be the first treatment given. Nothing equals "California Syrup of Figs" for children's ills; give a teasponf"! and in a few hours all the foul waste, sour bile and fermenting food which is clogged in the bowels passes out of the system, and you have a well and playful child again. All children love this harmless, delicious "fruit laxative", and it never fails to effect a good "inside cleansing. Directions for babies, children of all ages and grown-ups are plainly on the bottle. Keep it handy in your home. A little given today saves a sick child tomorrow, but get the genuine. Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bottle of and see that it is made by the "California Fig Syrup Company." Adv.

MAJE

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NOW 1Ij.YIX 1". It. lt.U.STO.V.S MUSICAL COMEDY STOCK

LONESOME TOWN

subject and a u; but

at Tin: COLONIAL. The Colonial shows today "On the Brink of the Abyss." showing how an imieci ect wife i-; in p ril but is saved by a brother who makes a tremendous saeriliee for her protection.

NEW BABY AT HIS HOUSE

Kolb and Dill's Mumc.i1 Comedy Snrttvs boiled down and brought up to date. New Songs: ;muI Night. Mir. Moon." "It's a Lonesome Town," "What Will You Do." "The Pick of the Family." "Dickcry Din k."

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si:i: Tin: fi nny tramps.

Matinees Daily 1 Acepl t A

Monday. AH Scats

10c

i William Levo of Olior Dairy Lunch j

! Room Tells About It.

"Didn't '-on hear about it?" "Why man. I got the sweetest little L'irl you ever saw ham and eggs she was born St. Patrick's day oyster stew and she slept nine hours right off tlie reel without a whimper egg country style we think she is the only one on e rth." That's the way William Levo of the Mier dairy Finch room told a XcwsTimes reporter about his new baby. Inspection showed that his praise of th. uew diner at his home was Insti

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f Good Pictures.

DON'T WANT ISLANDS. NFW YORK. Maivh 22. Japan

! would not take the Philippine is- ; lands as a gift unless accompanied ) iv a b. mis of 1.0C0-fo.oi,!'C" Prof. :I".g. of Chicago ur.h ersity de- ! el , n d Saturday. He spoke at the

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MILLIONS" C Q There is good fun in O Q the unfolding of this S, w ouuetly plot and the m in:ui uniiMial situations Ml are apa'de of exeiting honest laughter thn)ughout the two liely riN'N.

"Wheels Within Wh eel

There aie burglars and illalns atul heroes and the interesting giri in an exciting iiiixup.

ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW.

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MmmmmmX " STAR-GooJ For One-Beller for Two " 0-:' WK Mea Who Chew Are Men Who DO

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KjHHE farmers, on whom so much of 1 A ' 9 1 1 - -1 A.

imerica s success aepenas, are ainiosi

without exception, tobacco chewers. And more

farmers use STAR tobacco than use any other brand. It speaks pretty ay el I for STAR that men who koto tobacco, many of them, being tobacco raisers prefer mellow STAR Tobacco in the thick, tasty plug. Imagine a ripe orange in a thin skin. Thats just like a plug of STAR so full of ripe good "chew" that it can't dry out made clean and epf that way.

And don't confuse STAR with any of those 14 or 15 ounce . pound'' nlus. Each plug of STAR weighs 16 ounces. Ask the "-5 .1 - j- . 1 it rri . 1 1 . ii 2

dealer to let you see the revenue stamp on me Dox. l hat will ten the story of honest weight.

So great is the nation-wide demand for STAR that a year's output of sixteen ounce STAR plugs is equal in

weight to 416,666 bushels of wheat.

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(iM XnV'-4 ff LEADING BRAND OF THE WORLD mmmXm ?y.; - ; --.-a p ; : - . - r- ' A; T - -; ' : wmL 1 a n b i?h fi it m n 3 n Sill

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Best Pictures

TODAY

ON THE BRINK OF THE ABYSS"

A two reel Thanhouser sur.irvt, dealing with tin leader of a hand of -rooks, who, when he discovers his sifter is in danuer. iIik's not hesitate to sacrifice himself. "Mrs. Cook's Cooking" A Culinary Comedy drama, full of fun.

A Vitagraph Broadway Star Feature and an Edison Kinetogram Special Today

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The Great Success of the Eminent Star Mrs. Fiske

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Featuring Gertrude McCoy, Robert Conness and Sally Crute, in three parts. "hi Spite of All is the throe-cornereil haitle hetueen wife and vjimpire, liu-liaixl and wife, and lm hand ami .siren throughout runs a mysterious subtle hypnotic perfume u-cd by the ampin-. A No

"IN A CLASS BV ITSELF"!

GROUND FLOCR SAFE CONVENIEHT

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AVENGING

CONSCIENCE'

A (Iraina of the mind.

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KlKinir the extremes of jcn-IteiK-and remorse inllictetl by his nii!t !l' Icii-c ujon a )iin;r man w!io.i- hands ar stained with blood.

"THE SILENT PLEA

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A dramatic appeal for the widowed mother's allowance, in three parts. Written by 13. Mho Koch. Picturied by Marguerite Bertseh. Produced by Lionel liolmore. in cooix-ra-tion with Sophie Irene Loeb, Member New York State Commission for Kelief of Widowed .Mothers.

CAST MARIK CARSON

JOHN ALDRICII rillL CARSON

MARY CARSON (as a Child).

MARY CAIUSOX (Crown Cp TOM CARSON (as a Child) TOM CARSON (Grown T'p)

KDITH STOREY . . HARRY MOKKY ImNAL1 HALL HLLKX CO.NNKLLY MARY ANDRRSu.N MAUULM l5i:OOS. JIL

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WILLIAM llAXD, Factory Ross

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I in mrniinu mh:iii'ii -iet iiy ' -v interwo ti with a thread of he

and a fl eet ion. Si interesting parts. TH) AY 4The Country Boy" A jounu nu.n's ejH iicncs in a lii- it. well tld. Yi:iMlAY "A Fool There Was" Rix Oriu Conc rts i;a h

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THE HOUSE OF COMFORT AND REAL AMUSEMENT.

I'resMit inir Only the Cream of the World's Output of Keith aude ille.

I'm r I mi" "N ou Attend I he )rdiciim" V"H i '.et a ote for IiM o?nparaMo Amusement.

BEGINNING MONDAY

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WINONA WINTER The Cheer-up Girl" Late Star "The Golden Girl Clever Singer, Comedienne and Ventriloquist.

Coiua any time.

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NANA Great Parisian Dancer, Assisted by M. Alexii.

THREE LYRES Producing Tinkling Tunes.

DROUGHTON & TURNER The Custom Officer and the Irish Lass.

BOLLINGER & REN OLDS "Pun ort. the Wire"

Thursday CAPT. GRUBER'S ANIMALS, Including "Minnie," Performing Elephant.

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iad held iu strict conlidciicc. j

i ,,f ;t aj :.viori at the Republi can club on tae tuture ul the islands.