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D LEI Commission, After General Talk, Adjourns Until Friday for Real Discussions. N'F:W I;NION, Con"., Sept. f. The formal opening UViln-.s(lay of the d:cus-sionn of the relations between Mexico anl the United states by (nmmi.'sion appointed by each nvrnment, brought an exchange of credential, a general talk ovrr tho Situation and a recess until Friday to permit IuU Cabrera, head of th? Mexican party, to attend to personal luinHH in Morton. Secretary Iine was host to the party in the afternoon aboard the presidential yacht Mayflower. As the yacht dropped anchor on her return the first opportunity wa given for full naval honors to be paid the cnrrimissionerK. The Mexican fl.isr was hoisted at the foremast, ofheers in full drefw stood at attenion at the Kanir.vay ;ls the party Itft the ship a minute later a 19:uin a lute hoomed. The v-ommissioners sent to Pres't Wilson and to (;cn. Curranza, the lolIowinK message: "The Americar and Mexican joint commission, in addressing itself to the ta.-k asit;ned to It. desires to send to your excellency most cordial reetinsrf. and to express the hope that its labors will be productive of results satisfactory to both countries." Secretary Lane and hU associates are evincing a deep interest In the aims and purposes of the constitutionalist partv In Mexico, as set forth by the Mexican delegates. The information may have an important bearing n the specific agreements nhich the commissioners may reach l.it?r. While the moppet of the withflrawal of the American troops from Mexico and related matters such as the formulation of a. protocol to oer future military operations tlon the border will be disposed of first, it appear? certain that assurances by the Carranza government of full protection for the rights of Americans in Mexico will hold an 'ually important place in the- eyes of the American commissioners. WANT DANISH ISLAND SALE RECONSIDERED CoiiM'nalhcs in Parliament Vriiv Apjxdntnicnt of Committee in Coalition Cabinet. C( irHNHAfiKX (via Ixmdon). Sept. 7. Representatives of the four political parties in the Danish parliament met Wednesday and beard the conservatives propose that simultaneously with the formation of a coalition cabinet, a committee of thirty members, tifteen from each house, be appointed to ie-consider the sale of the Panish West Indies to the I'nited States. The conservatives proposed further that, the committee should make a report and that the convention with the t'nited States then should be submitted to a plebiscite under the iiw const ituMon. The proposal.- also provided that if the plebiscite showed less than half the electors are against the sale treaty it shall be resubmitted to the rii-'sd.i and if more than half ar against it the I'nited states shall he informed that the convention cannot be rati lied. The proposal be discussed Thursday. DENIES HE DUPED OLD MAN OF HIS PROPERTY JcHweil Attorney Denies Asrtion of Morrixui Concerning Transfer of Holding. fllirAOO, Sept. 7. James K. Ward. deposed ((Hinsel for -;lward W. Morrison, appearim: before Federal Jud?:o I.mdis Wednesday, attempted to defend the transactions whereby lie obtained possession of practically all of the real estate holdings of his agrrl client. Ward denied the assertion of Morrison made Tuesday concerning the transfer of the property. Morrison told the court that he never intended to cone to Ward two certain pieces of property. The attorney has come into .(.- session of more than JiWOO.OOO worth of propcrf owned by Morrison, whose fortune, at otie tune valtinl vt JvPi'O.OOO, i -, su!j't of b ankruptcy proceeding. The harinr was continued until Fridav. BLIND MINISTER DIES JU-v. Adam McClellaiwI Workcil 60 Yean Among Afllicted. NIIW YUK. Sept. 7. The (lev. Dr. Adam .K CU Hand. who. when In years old. came to this ountry as a blind Irih immigrant, died in Brooklyn Monday at the a;e of ST. after nearly ear: of work a-s a Miini-ter. professor at.d tho blind. te.u her stop Tin: riKsT coi.n. A cold does not u'et well of itself. The proems of wearing out a cold wears oii out. and oi:r cousrh beornes serious if nelected. Iluokitrj coughs drain the energy and sap the xitality. For 4 7 years the happy t ornl inatb:i of soot hip i; anti-septic i.t'.-anis in Dr. Kind's New Discovery has healtd oiijrhs and relieved i -t!"n. Yo'tr.4 and old can testify o the efTectlverres of Dr. Kind's N a lescea r for coughs and coJds. Ibiy a 'utile today at our Drugrsr, 60c. Adv'.

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1 f At tlie Auditorium Tolay, Feattirin THEATERS AT TIIK OIU'IIKl'M. HecInninR with matinee performances this afternoon, the new bill at the Orpheum w ill feature a new and delichtful act with a college atmosphere entitled, "On The Veranda." The piece is by the well known producer of like specialties, Menlo Moore, and It offers something new in sinpinK. dancinpr and fun-making. The Monarch Comedy Four will offer new selections in harmony; the Klectrical Venus, a new and novel act on this circuit, promises to afford abundant amusement; Spiegel and Dunn, will present bright comedy patter and the program will be completed by the Musical Geralds, who present a novelty musical act entitled. "A Night in A Gypsy Camp." AT Till: IiASAMJ:. A prood story, very well produced by Maurice Tourneur, with House Peters and Zena Keefe, heading the cast, will be seen at the Italic today in "The Kail Rider." The plot deals with the ri.e of a locomotive engineer who brings about the undoing of the . dishonest manager of the road. The first part of the picture. wh':h was photographed en a picturesque single-track railroad, running through a mountainous country, is practicularly attractive, and the subject is one that will interest and entertain. Florence Iibadie, in the role of a pirl, who to save her sister, takes upon herself the suspicion of a murder she riid not commit, will he featured at the Lasalle on Friday in "The Fugitive." The story' ia oiled with mystery, suspense and dramatic interest. AT Tili; COIX)MAL. Anita Stewart, the winning young screen favorite of the Vitgraph company, who plays the part of the girl reporter in "The Darin? of Diana," the exciting picture story, which was shown at the. Colonial yesterday, will again thrill the spectators at thati theater today, in the repetition of the same excellent subject. The plot revolves about the effort of the villain, to masquerade as the owner of the Argt.s. a NewYork newspaper, of which he is the Paris representative. It is filled with hair-raising episodes and dramatic moments that keep the attention ever alert. An intense melodrama with a uood moral lesson is "The Iaht At Dusk", which will be shown at the t'olonial tomorrow and Saturday. The leading part is taken by Orrin Johnson and he shows appreciable skill in the portrayal of character. The picture is one that gains a firm hold on the spectators' interest, curiosity and sympathy right from the beginning and this hold is never relinquished for a moment throughout the entire production. The scene of the story is laid in Kussia. AT Tili: Al'DITOUIlTM. Not since he was seen in the role of John lUirkett Rider, in "The Lion and the Mouse," the characterization which won him fame, has the noted dramatic actor Fdmund Preese. found a part more fitted to his distinctive talents than he has in "The Weakness of .trenqth" his latest screen vehicle in which he is appearing at the Auditorium today. The story, which was written especially for Mr. Breese is brimful of thrilling and intensely novel situations and possesses absorbing Interest throughout. It deals with a man's regeneration, after sacrilicins love. honor and the regard of his fellows in his pursuit after power and wealth. An unusually strong cast, including Clifford Uruce. Orrrii Hawley and l'velyn Brent, is seen in sup. port of the star. Charming Billie Burke will entertain with two acts of " (Iloria's Itomance" in which she has l een appearing for a number of weeks and which will clo.e very shortly. The scenes in the "Half-Breed" the new Douglas Fairbanks picture on tomorrow's Triancle program were taken In Calaveras county, the California home of tbo hi trees. The play is a dramatization of "In the Carqinnfz Woods" one of pret Harte's stories. Jewel Carmen, who played the vampire i the Norma Talm.nl; picture "The Children in the House" has an important part in the production. "Madcap Ambrosia" is the Keystone comedy on the bill. CWTIICII.IC'S K.NJOV "KA.MOXA." For Catholics especially there is unusual interest in the Clune cinema p-ratic spectacle "Jlomona." announced for xrt-sentation at the ohur theater fr one eek starting Sumlay Sept. lü. "lUmona" required nearly a year to make. The scenes were filmed very larstly on the sputs spoken ol'

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TT ill. J J ' J; p Üie IVpxilar Ixlmund Breese in Helen Hunt Jackson's book, and the utmost care was taken in making the costumes; in fact, everything entering into the production was made accurate down o the smallest detail, "itamnna" is not what some scenario writers think it should be, but the actual story from the pages of the classic, done with a tine dielity. It has been staged with sumptuous attributes in the way of scenery and music, never before associated with motion pictures. "Itamona" came to New York with the hearty endorsement of the Catholics of California, as a beautiful, accurate representation of a period in our history when the Cross was marching In advance of civilization. John McGroartj', the California pott and author of the Mission play, which depict the hardships of the Franciscan padres. In a review of "Ramona" says it represents; the "farthest north in motion pictures." Bishop Glass, of Halt Lake City, and other prelates have endorsed the spirit of the play. kSome of the scenes. In fact, were taken in leading Ios Angeles Catholic churches, with the co-operation of the church authorities. The readers cf "Ramona." of which there have beer, por e four million copies sold, need not be told that it ia inseparably cot nected with the Franciscan missions of California, In its references to the missions and to the "padres," "Ramona" i so true to life, so true to their tpirit, that it can be used to great advantage as an auxiliary textbook by those who wish to gain a true conception of the Franciscans and their work. This production of "Ramona" contains many representatives of those California Indians whose race was snatched from the darkness and ignoranceof heathenism and lifted by Catholic effort into the light and intelligence of civilization and Christianity. NOW PLAYING lYiccs: MATS. IOC 15c KVKS. 10c 30c Mats. 2:30 Daily. Kves. 7:30 Ä 9. "ON THE VERANDA" A f olpge Comedy with Girl und Mui. Monarch Comedy Four llarmony and Hilarity. ELECTRICAL VENUS j Srlrntiflr, Wonderful, Amusing. ! SPIEGEL & DUNN j The Funstrt MUSICAL GIRARDS Uypny rrenaders. COMING Ml"NIAY (leo. Lovett V Co., in Concentration it hortors dei-lare that bodbups anJ otlior vermin aro th most to b ft-ured means of ipri'udiu such tllse:ir. an i-onmitnptioii. spinal nieiiiniritis aixl otlu-r lnftM-tloin troubles. There - no li-trae in pettiuj; leduc in your Imme, beraum to pT mit t tu t. remain and thrive when it ! so f:i.y t jr'i ril f them wifli the new rLetniral rmiMjnd. I. ! i.. whi li actually puts an end t thei fMnky lerll. a .million Bi.nnn;v A 2T-.-ent packaee of till- soblen liemital will make a i":rt of a mixture that is no deadly to bedbug'; tli it it would kill tt million of th'm if you could ret that many together. If they were as bi;r ai your hand it would" nw.it tbcin just a well. And not only the live ones, but the future cvneration : well, bfaue once it hits the ers they are tr rt -ern. ( VT Till Ol T. Your dru'.'-lt has I 1. ). t I'esky IeviN" luietuo and will be triad to furnish it for i" cents one 2."cent jwk.tce makes a juart of th mixture and is equal to a barrel of obl-f.ihloned buc-killer. Some drncpits may try to .-eil you something eise. Pon't itci-ej't a Mibstltute. If yo'ir driifftrist hasit P. I. Q. send 11s his ninie an.i i" ents anl we will setiil you a parka ce postage prepaid to your address. WILL )T DAMAGE (.OOIS. P. I. g. will not Injure delicate fahr!, rlothluir. enrr-t.. furniture, beddin. wai paper or woodwork. In

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Frisco Refineries. Make Cut of 7." Cents on 100 Pounds. SAN FRANCISCO. Calif.. Sept. 7 The larcer susrar refineries here announced Wednesday a drop of 7", cents per 100 pounds- in refined sugar in consonance with recent decreases in raw sntrar quotations. It was said to be the most important change in refined sugar sine European demands shot prices up to $ 7.S5 per 100 pounds. Wednesday's drop cane granulated at J6.4.". a 100. "Simply the result of rupply and demand." explained one operator. Fall Millinery Opening Saturday, Sept. ?th, at Dora Waldschmidfs. Advt. ' ECZEMA REMEDY told on a guarantee for Fczema. Tetter, Salt Rheum, and similar affections of the skin and scalp. Sohl only by us. 00c and $ 1 .00. Hans Drug Store South Bend, Ind. of the Academy Saturday, Sept. 9th. (Formerly American Hal!) Newlv Decorated. S RUBY Social Hostess. Messick's Orchestra Admission 50c. m A CLASS BY ITSELF' &ROUK& rXOOR COWVIWUWf - Q O u HOUSE PETERS H O in "THE RAIL D RIDER Another one of tluw plemlil World film ihotolramas vtamped wltli tlie Hratly truleinark. Tlic story of a yntin? man's rio from Iii. position as eiiffincCT to ussi(;tnt of tlip pnilrnt of the road and Iii-; delightful romance Mith tlic proitlent's daughter. Friday FLORENCE LABADIE in a thrillins and iHniutifulIy pnxluml I'atlip pktun "THE FUGITIVE Kcjnilar prices 3e anil 10c. KT I m i3 P 0 n n f.K-t. if is often used as a deodorizer and disinfertautKILLS KLLAS t)N U0(i. If you have a et dotr. .."iio i infe ted with tle.is take a little 1". 1. Q. mixture in your band and rub it into the fur. Then wat li the tbt l"p the loop They will he leaWr than Kiiitf Solomon btfore tliey it the floor. CHICKKN LICK l)lTKOVKIt. Have your Llckeris ot lue' Iu't levitate. ;er a 2T--ent pakayre of 1. I. Q.. make a rallou of li-e-de--troyer from lr ns directed and then C t busy in the nenhou.se. It"s easy yoa"ll laush and so III the hickein I'y tlie way, did you ever see a i hi ken lautiV Try this and w ati h 'em. I OR ANTS AN O t AH KROACIILS. The ants and tokroahen st.ni l ju-t as pooi a rhamv of urviviup a treatment of IV I ) a s:io!..ul In a justly famed Heat Keort. It swats thetn and their t with a wallop that puts their whole peto-r-ation out of business-. !'. if on fnrin storape to kill ar.d keep out moths. A ItKIUil T. sl'Ol T. I'.very p.K k.ipeof P. I ) i-ontains a patent spout tlixt tits any ordinary mottle It will enable you to rea h the h.trdto-cet at places aud save lots of jub-e. When buyinp l ok for the I vi! Head- on every packape of 1. I t . then yeu'Il be sure to sret the ?enuiD. nVL I'lIKMK'AL COMrANV. Terre II t He. ltd.

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Relief for Caiarrh Sufferers Now FREE lYou Can Now Treat This Trouble in Your Own Home and Get Relief at Once.

Careful experiments and investigations have shown that as the troubles were expelled from the nose and throat, the real cause of the disease was overlooked and in a short time the Catarrh would return stronger than ever. Mr. Gau:s has gone way ahead of the ordinary methods of treatment and his provided a remedy that ' Removes the Cause and Immediately Gives Relief to the Nose and Throat Ree.e Jones, of Scranton, renn., says that after trying many other treatments, he used this new method and "My nose is now entirely clear and free and I am not bothered by the disease any more. The New Combined Treatment is worth its weight in sold." Temporary relief from catarrh may be obtained in rther ways, but the New Combined Treatment must inevitably be accepted for permanent results.

Sarah J. Cape. Mount Telia, Tenn.. say?. "I suffered the pains and distress cf cat.irth f-.r thirteen years and needless to state, tried nearly every method. But hy your new method I was comfletsly cured and you cannct imagine the joy that has come over tae." Trial Treatment FREE This new method is so important to the welfare of humanity, so vital to every person $ufTering from any form of catarrh, that the opportunity to actually ttst it and frm-e its result?, will be gladly extended without one cent of cost. A larpe trial treatment, with complete, minute directions, will be sent free to any catarrhsufferer. Send no money, take no risks, male no promises. Simply clip, sign and mail the coupon and the test package cf the New Combined Treatment wil be sent, fully prepaid, together Hb. the valuable book on Catarrh. Doing One Thing Well All youn people should be taught to do one thing well. One thing well done will add more to their character than many trials at barious things. Any person who will come to this bank, and make 52 successive deposits weekly, will be doing one thing well. We will help you do this. American Trust Company on Savings. KODAK FINISHING We give the best service consistent with Good Result Your films will get the careful attention of an expert if you bring them here. A complete Drug line. Hans Drug Store 123 W. Jefferson Blvd. Opposite Post Office. HARRY LYERRICK Funeral M'44 Director Ambaltnci A53TSAQT C3Ki?ÄKV ILcady for Bu5ln. tl& Farmers Trust IUd. Bpord and orents In abstracts. CITIZEN'S BANK I AND TRUST CO. Visit Our New Homo ! Jefferton Blvd. j

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Fr th nnr rT,HIS terrible disease rtksj tho I has rajed unchecked and throat iit JL r fritsj Ar an 10T j eafS Simply CCjrei C2it synptsms have been d':'lTt'j trte" trcatc" while the cause cf träns. m m' the trouble has been left to circulate in the blood, and brinj the disease back as fast as local treatments could relieve it. C. E. Gauss, who experimented for years on a treatment for Catarrh, found that after perfecting a balm that relieved the nose and throat troubles quickly, he could not prevent the trouble bcinnin r. . all over aain. The Euxtt. l'i'hi On test cases, he could direct tntueme completely remove a. I ouirm7nri signs of Catarrh from nose cf the tdy ani anj throat, but in a few cures th d:snie t- rtmtn- weeks they were back. irg the caue. Goes to the Root of Stopped-up r.oses Constant "frog-in-the-throat" Naal discharges Hawking and 5pittinj Snorir.g at night Bad breath Frequent colds Difficult breathing Smo'.herir.g sensation ia dreams Sudden fits c f sneering" Dry mucus in nose and any of the rther rymptoms that indicate ap. preaching or present catarr'r Send the Test Treatment FREE C E. GAUSS, 9.MI Main Street. Marshall. Mick. If your New Combined Treatment will ! relieve my Catarrh and briny me health1 and Rood spirits again. I am willing t. ' te shown. Sc-, without cost or cblijratiori to me. seed, fully prepaid, the Treat ment and Xxk. ! I I I I I Name I I Address ..) I -. l - Direct Medication Tho MoM Important Medici I A hiovement of th 20th Century. For the past ti f t v years medical scientists have worked stcidlljr with the vier-' of d f v i h ir. a m e t h 1 of lireit medication, that if. a mdho'l li y which ni e i i nal u l s t a nee could be adDr. II. K. Smith m , t erö4 directly into the blood. th part or oraii di.ased. 1 'lrst cj:ae ine nyjojermn- s; rini;.; and ine administration of curative agents under the skin or dirertly into the iisea.-.eI or;ins. Srne ten years am the administration of saline sIutior.s ltrtly into th Mood strc.trn was advocated and practiced. Since this time medical .vifiup has irraduallv proKre.se, ;;MtiJ ht ,JH. r( f.u jj., the dire, t method ..f niedioation lia.s hfen i-'rffteJ and has at. out taken ti:': place of the old o,ua kish way of tr-atir.R many of the ital disease. And why not? It is the more exact. s,if and rational way of com hating divase:-. especially those cau.-! f-y Krms irulatin in the ldood. I want a hane t(( prove I ran cure af!h( ted, tkepti'al sufferer?. f)er 1 ye.-nv :i physician: 10 years a Sp.-cj -1 . Post Irad i-.-.t" work and lmi al experience. rnick-s r.v.ws ki;asonAHLi: I will Kive the l'i)(Jliman a chance ;m well the I:ICH to re(ne rr.y treatment at a SMALL COST. Th re is i:o man too I'O'M: to p t my ! est ad ice. X'-wly contrai ted iJim ;i.-''. Don't um it until nature k'iu s way and t he diea düornaniz(s important ortar.s and ner e If joii are afTlitted w,;h any A' ute. rhronir. Nervous Hiood or Contrac ted Ii. .is-.. Stomarh. IJer. F:heurr.alim. Varl-ei!-, Prostatic Knlarrement. Stri'-ture. HyJro.rle, Kidney. Bladder, rrwury, or any othfr Weakn'-v-s, rfeet or I'hseaj-e of 1 . the da v I'ep.i orrrm1 s 1 TT. toIf your as-- 1-5 . w ruble 1 - a n re'..f e it i ui' kly. Dr. H. K. Smith, mi:n only SI'iTAldST. Kxaxinat! ti I for. s-iltati. i l r. I'rivifn ! M.it.-,j ..fT..-- S M.i'n t.. 'it- por-'i-'. our Mi - I Iii! 1 ri:f.. ?r-'.', Ua.'f). ..'U!. I'- -nd. In' i..i;r : f.. 1J. 1 to 4 ir:ij to s lfnilj Sj23r t PATENT'S Ana Trade Marks ObUJned in all Countries. AdvU Fre. GfX). J. OLTSCII. IU;siatTd Patent Atty Tl 1-712 StudebaXcr bM Eoutb

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