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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
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TO USE MOVIES
OpJ HEALTH I
Reel Showing Methods of
Treatment as Well as Pre
ventive Means Will Be
Shown.
An addM feature to the prosrram
for Disease Prevention day in Octo
ber will bo a movie reel depicting
methods of combatting disea.se and
Its prevention. According to Chair
man VTright of the exhibition com
mitter the reel has been contracted
for and will b accompanied by a
lecturer. This exhibition will bo free
to the public. The place of presenta
tion has not yet been decided upon.
Tho exhibit committee m't last
night in tho Chamber of Commerce
rooms and chairman for the various
exhibits were named. The Letter ba
bies exhibit will be in charge, of Miss
Olive. IJalley of the Children's Dis
pensary anl Mrs. Charles Jiosenbury.
Tuberculosis exhibit Mrs. W. P..
Pond. Jdis.s Veva Harrison and the
Anti-Tuberculosis association.
Prevention of blindness Rabbi
Cronbuxh, who will name other assist
ants. Alcohol Rev. C. W. Allison.
Social hygiene Mrs, Robert Klbel.
Mental deiiclency Mrs. Homer Mil
ler.
Teeth Dr. Clem Shldeler.
Patent medicines Dr. H. F. Vitou.
All the city merchants will he re
quested to display goods in their win
dows relative to the prevention of dis
ease. Another meeting of the committee
will bo held fomo time next week.
Late Hews from
Surrounding Towns
m:uuii:x sidings.
John Hollenbeck returned Friday
from Detroit where ho has been at
tending tho National G. A. 11. en
campment last week and tho state
fair this week.
Mrs. C. A, Allen of Colon was a
business visitor hero for several days
this week.
Mrs. Tedd. Watts of Benton Har
bor Is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jeromo Ilumistcn.
Tho county republican convention
was held in Benton Harbor Thurs
day. Tho delegates in attendance
from this place were: A. B. Ayers,
c. Niles, (). J. Pennell, V. S.
Weaver, S. F. liidlock and Henry
Kephart.
The Juno band entertained the
Social hour at the home of Mrs. W.
F. Stemm Wednesday afternoon. A
clever farco was t'iven and a dainty
luncheon served.
Mrs. William Stahl is visiting at
tho home of her son, Kenneth .Stahl,
in St. Joseph this week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Skinner and
daughter. Miss Helen, were South
Bend visitors Thursday.
Fred Collins of Benton Harbor was
a business visitor hero Thursday.
Miss Tilllo Lemon has returned
from a visit with Mrs. Edith Ilinman
in Buchanan.
John Iloopingnrner nnd family
havo returned from a week's visit
with relatives in Syracuse and Nap-
panoo, Ind.
Miss Hl'lo Steinbeck of Nile.s Is a
guest at tho home of Dr. and Mrs.
W. F. Bulbtrd.
At the annual election of
the '
United Brethren Aid society, the fol
lowing officers were elected: Presi
dent, Mrs. C. G. Iutgdon: vice presi
dent, Mrs. J. D. Caldwell; secretary,
Mrs. Wihla J. Tuttle; treasurer, Mrs.
William Pennell.
Cards havo been received by
friends in
this place announcing the !
marriage of Miss Krma, the young
est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Farley of Cedar Knpids, Neb. Miss
Parley made many friends last sum
mer during her visit with relatives
here.
Hal Howe of Chicago is visiting
friends here this week.
Arthur I-angdon of Warren. Pa,, is
hero for a two weeks' vacation with
his parents, Jlev. and Mra. C. G.
Langdon.
Thomas "MeXally and family nre ,
visiting friends in central Indiana
this week. Mr. MeXally is one of:
the employes at the power plant and;
Arthur Bennett is substituting f or '
him during his vacation. !
Allison King is a visitor nt the)
home of his uncle, Wilbur Likes, in j
Sodue township, this week.
Hilton, the li ve-y ear-old son of j
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Briggs, was in
jured Y.'e.lnesday noon when he en
deavored to leave the running board
of W. H. Graham's auto. Mr. Gra
ham had an auto load of children
who were enjoying a ride at the
noon hour and this boy was sitting
on the running board unknown Mr.
Graham and when ho attempted to
lump tT at his home he was thrown
end badly bruised. Dr. Smith was
called who found the boy unconsci
o u s.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cauffman of
Dowagiao have been visiting at the
home of tho hitter's sister. Mrs, James
Wo 11 am.
niia:s.
As Tr?. Mitchell liobrtsoti and
Mr. Kdward Mill- r. sisters, were en
route to Silver l'nok eemetery Fri-
afternton an.l on one (f tho main
.street.-? of the city, a man snatched
.Mrs. Rulu rtson's purse containing
tvcr $LT. Ho ran acru's lots and hid
ir. Tfc chickon eiop. An emloye of
Munti r LSrov. Ire Co. saw tho man
run into the chicken coop and sus-T-ectlnsr
somethin was wrons" ran and
locked the purse su.itcher In. In the
meantime the women had reached
th lot and reported their loss. The
police brought the thief down town.
He h.xs loon placed in the jail to
await a hearinc: Saturday.
Mrs. Koy Pinch, wlio will leave for
her home in Iikeview.
Fla.. next
T'iesl;iy after an oxtendeti visit in
Nile was piven a farewell surprise
liarty Thursday eeninc by neihborn
.ind Iodpe friends. The jarty was
K'iven at the home cf her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. bin Klicrman.
ntto Cattrr left rriday for Phili
delnliia to s;'-r:d a vacation from his
duties at the Nation-: Printing1 & Kn-Kravin-
plant.
Jam. s p.ullard of St. Cloud. lbu. is
a canst r.f his br.tier William Iul-
lard. w!io -i'li;
,m comman b r-ii
ill. James Hullard
bitf of the C. A.
1L encampment of the state of T'lor
iila sj A ha haa been north to attend
! the national encampment Tvhich was
held in Detroit.
Sidney li. Callander left Friday for
his home near Ia Angeles. Calif.,
after a visit with his son, Fred of
Nile and Frank of St. Joseph.
Jamb Weiser, who attempted fili
cide Thursday by taking a quantity- of
arsenic, was much improved Friday
and he will likely recover.
Nlles commandcry. No. 12, will
participate in a field day with a lare
number of other Masonic lodges in
this vicinity next week at Three liiv
t rs.
COALHUSH.
Miss Grace Phillips has returned
home after a two weeks' visit with
Mr. and Mrs. S. McDonough of Kal
amazoo, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Fulmer and Mr.
and Mrs. Thompson were at Three
Oaks, Mich.. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Amstutz are
visiting relatives at Culver. Ind.
Miss Anna Newcomer visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Newcomer
of Madison Center, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kelley attended
the Kelley reunion at Springbrook
park Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson and
children of Mishawaka are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. A. Godshall.
Mr. and Mrs. Thad. Schalliol of
Madison Center were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. i'arcell Sunday.
Harold Hartstein spent Sunday with
Harold Fulmer.
Mrs. Fred Hartstein entertained at
dinner Tuesday. Among those pres
ent were Mrs. Mary Bucher of Mish
awaka. Mrs. Agnes Striebel of South
Ilend, Mrs. Sleater of Fort Wayne and
Mrs. Sarah Fulmer of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hartstein visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hartstein
of (South Rend Sunday.
Mrs. Louisa Phillips will entertain
the Tamarack Indies' Aid society at
a comfort-tying Wednesday, Sept. 16
AT TIIK MAJESTIC.
Tho Norris musical comedy com
pany will close their engagement at
the Majestic tonight with final per
formances of "Fritz and Smultz", a
German comedy with songs. The In
dian specialty of Tolllver and Chap
pello has been well received. The
motion pictures for today are "A
Boarding House Scramble", an Essa
nay comedy, and "The Girl at His
Side", a drama.
AT T!in OIIPIIKUM.
Tho final performances of the pres
ent vaudeville bill at the Orpheum
will ' be given this evening. Chick
Sale in his comical country school
types leads in the laugh, the Two
Kidlets offer a clever juvenile singing
and dancing act. The Capital City
quartet sing harmoniously; the musi-
SALTS IF BAGKAGHY
Stop eating meat for a while if
your Bladder is Troub-
ling you,
When you wai'j up with backache
nnd dull "misery In the kidney regrion'
it generally means you havo been eat-
lnp too much meat, says a well-j
known authority. Meat forma urio
acid which overworks the kldnejrs In,
their effort to filter It from the blood
and they become sort of paralyzed and
loppy. When your moneys get Fiug
gish and clog you must relieve them,
like you relieve your bowels; remov
ing all the body's urinous waste, elas
you have backache, sick headache, ;
dizzy spells; your stomach sours, !
tongue 18 coated, and when tho
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weamer is oau you nave " au
sediment, channels often pet Fore, wa
ter scalds and you are obliged to seek
relief two or threo times during the
night.
Klther consult a good, reliable
physician at once or get from your
i pharmacist about four ounces of Jad
I Falts; take a tablejpoonful in a glass
of water before breakfast for a few
i days and your kidneys will then act
fine. This famous salts is made from
I the acid of grapes and lemon Juice,
' combined with llthla, and has been
, used for generations to cleaTi and
stimulate slupgish kidne.vs, also to
neutralize acids in the urine so it no
I longer irritates, thus ending bladder
weakness.
Jad Salts is a life saver for regular
meat eaters. It is Inexpensive, can
not injure and makes a delightful, ef
fervescent llthlo-water drink.
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Both Phones 210 So. St. Joo St.
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cal Geralds are entertaining and the
Apollo trio of bronze athletes are
marvels of strength.
AT Till; DbLITH.
The first matinee of the season will
be given at the Delite this afternoon.
It is also thought that the big pipe
organ will be ready by that time.
The picture program today consists of
six reels including an Knglish comedy,
"The Militant Suffraget" in reel?,
and one other good picture. "The
Gamblers". Charles Klein's great
drama, will be shown tomorrow.
AT THi; COLONIAL.
With four reels of good pictures
changed every day, the Colonial re
mains decidedly popular. The pro
gram today Includes, "Iitin Blood",
a rtirring Lubin drama; "Tho Idiot",
a Biograph drama; "The Show Bust
ers", a roaring comedy, and "The
"Cheeseville Cops", another laugh
producer.
UNCLi: TOM'S CAIHX.
Uncle Tom's Cabin In five reels the
picture that is being shown nt the
Oliver, is one of the most beautiful
productions in motion pictures ever
seen here. The magnificent scenes of
the south before the war and the
views of the Ohio river are most at
tractive. Four performances will be
given today and four tomorrow at
1:45, 3:15, 7:'o0 and 9: CO. Follow
ing this picture "Brewster's Millions"
will be given for three days. Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday with four
shows each day, then comes "The
Littlest Rebel" for four days.
STOKM AT SKA.
In "The Storm at Sea," the Kalem
drama being presented at the Audi
torium today, photoplay patrons will
see an unusually touching story of a
sister's sacrifice. Incidentally, this
production Is said to contain one of
the most realistic storms ever filmed.
A. i
June, Wno SUSpeCIS tne attentions
which Jim. a young fisherman, show- , od to esn.lltf to South Fend. A tele
ers upon her younger sister Florence. phono con to the local police enabled
is amazed to hear the boy inform her , thom to head him off beforo he re.ach
that instead of loving Florence he , ed the station. He was taken back
really loves her This Is Jane's first this mornlnff by oilicer Charles Quim
love affair and she loves Jim with her hv of xiles
whole strong nature.' Meanwhile Jim
secretly marries Florence. The girl,
ignorant of Jim's proposal to her
sister, hides her wedding ring, it be
ing her Intention to tell Jane when
her husband comes back from his trip
to sea. A terrific storm which arises
the night before Jim's return, results
in Jane's discovery of Florence's mar
riage. "Lily of the Valley," a two part
Vltagraph with Earl Williams and
Tallian Walker in the cast; "The
Revelers," a Selig western picture:
"What Became of Jane." a Selig
comedy, and the Pathe daily news
are also being shown today.
suniytrsr, theater.
J. Warren Kerrigan will bo fea
tured In a two-reel Victor drama at
the Surprise theater today. The story
shows how love overrides plot to ruin
a young attorney. She was beauti
ful, bewitching, alive to all tho femi
nine artifices rated to inveigle men.
this trump card which the mayor
played.
True this little scheme which the
mayor of our pulsating drama at
tempted to "pull" was not an innova
tion in the game of American politics.
It has been worked before and with
brilliant success. That is the beauty
of it, it's sure fire.
Some persons will fit in as cogs in
tho machine and be content under the
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We will not allow our has to be trampled in the dust, but we uo anuw it
to tloat over 2.SC5 distilleries and breweries. It is stained by the revenue re
ceived from a parasitical business. We vote to put the liquor under govern
ment lock and key, send it out bearing the United States revenue stamp, and
license men to retail it.
Willir.m McKinley said: "Whoever votes for licence becomes a partner in
the liquor traltic and all of its consequences."
Uncoln said: "I would rather lose that right hand than sign that docu
ment (the internal revenue act) that legalizes the liquor trailic."
The emperor of -heathen" China said: "I cannot prevent the introduction
of the glowing poison, but nothing would induce me to derive a revenue from
the vice and degradation of my people."
Nicholas 11., czar of Rus.-ia said: "The prosperity of the nation's treasury
must not be made dependent upon the moral and material ruin of my people."
William Windom, senator from Minnesota, said: "The licensed liquor
trailic is or ought to be the overwhelming isn;e in American politics, Ta
destruction of this Iniquity s:ans next on the world's calendar."
What do YOU say? What will you DO to remove the strtin from our f.a:;?
Clip and save these cartoon articles each Saturday. Iiuad the daily news
paper articles An education for you-
ordinary grind, but lay a heavy load
on the cog ii!nl th.it which dis.in- j
guishes them as human, just like
everyone else down beneath is going
to assert itself. That is what hap
pens in this gripping drama, featur
ing the famous Virtor star. J. Warren
Kerrigan, in the rob of the young at
torney. The woman played charm
ingly by Vera Sisson. is a tool of the
mayor, and sent out to beguile and
compromise the attorney. One thing
which can happen did happen, she
fell in love with the attorney. It is
that which brings the action of the
play into a swirl of conflicting pas
sions and emotions. For the woman
it was a trying situation, and for the
man well, he was not to blame if he
misunderstood. It shows that even
in the muck and mire of corrupt
politics, clean and honest love and
hope and work may find its place.-
A Keystone comedy will he shown
called "Those Country Cousins".
LOST RESIDENCE ON BET
Man, AVho Refused to Take Office Is
Dead nt Danville.
DANVILLE. 111., Sept. 12. James
Gilmore, capitalist and democratic
politician, who never would accept
otfice. is dead here after an illness of
two years, aged C2. Mr. Gilmore at
tracted considerable attention in 1SSS
by wagering his line residence adjoin
ing that of Congressman Cannon with
States Atty. Blackburn on the elec-
tion of Grover Cleveland. Blackburn
sold the place and in four years was
occupying a new and finer mansion.
The same bet was made in 1892 and
Gilmore won, dying last night in this
house.
NILES MAN IS ARRESTED
Harrison Bostic. Negro, from Nile?,
Mich., was arrested here last night
charged with attempted assault on a
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The mayor bribes a beauti'ul wo
man to "pet something on" the dis
trict attorney. She does it and then
there occurs the only thinq- that can
save the young" man. fcfho falls in
love with him.
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LILY OF THE VALLEY"
A tvr-rirt Vitairraph 1tli 13;irl
Willlaiim, Lillian Walker, Ed
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"THE REVELERS'
Seli Western C'omeily.
THE STORM AT SEA"
A Kalem Prama.
"WHAT BECAME OF
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