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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-25
At THE AUDITORIUM.

The DAYS when pirate crews roam
ed the seas and the black flag and
it's skull and cross-bones were raised
to terrorize ships bound on peace
ful errands. are said To be faithfully
reproduced on the Triangle screen
i'm the new Griffith Fine Arts play,
Daphne and the Pirate. which is
being shown at the Auditorium to-
day.
The play takes its name from the
leadinE character. played by Lillian
Cish. the golden haired heroine Of
The Birth of "A Nation" II is a
story of love and intrigue Of the
18th century. when Louisiana was
French colony The action takes
place i'm the green forest Of France
and among the crude cabins OF the
settlers in America, with some stir
ring scenes on the sea. II is in these
maritime situations that the Griffith
realism in portraying fighting is
shown. There is a pirate ship on
board Of which is the hero. an in
voluntary member of the band. The
renegSdes sight a ship OF France
bound for the colony with many
girls who are sold TO the colonists
for wives. Among them is Daphne
LaTour. who owes her presence to
Phillip de Mornay. In response to
her snubs he had kidnapped her
and placed her in a house which
was later raided by the authorities
and its inmates sent over the seas.
I'm a thrilling encounter the pirates
lash their craft to the other vessel
and appear 10 be the prospective
victors in the combat until Daphne
, takes command of a gun and rakes
their rigging with canister. The
tide Of battle turns and the pirates
are made captives. among them he
ing Phillip. His life is spared as a
reward for Daphne's aid in saving
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-25

4 hve reel picture OF owen John
sons sensational story The Sala-
mander" is the attraction at the
Oliver theater today and tomorrow.
The story was first published in the
magazines and was widely read and
was afterwards made into "a picture
and produced with an excellent cast.
The story relates TO Dore Baxter.
a little country girl. who goes 10 the
city TO seek revenge on a wealthy
man named Sassoon who has wrong
ed her dead parents and stolen her
property She meets a party OF
travelling players who take her 10
New York with them The owner OF
the company falls in love with Dore
and has her continue with the COM
panv Later they are an entertain
ed by Sassoon. and Dore then real
iEes that she has met her enemy, and
the leading lady of the company.
who is really Sassoon's wife. also
plots revenge against him. From
this moment Dore begins her secret
battle against him. using her wom-
ans weapons of beauty and seduc
tive powers How she lures him TO
his downfall and thus rs revenged.
is shown in many interesting scenes.
At the finish Sassoon is betrayed by
his confederate. Dore regains her
property and is united 90 Garry
Liudaberry. the manager of the
company.
Thursday and Friday "The Aveng
iug Conscience. Griffith produc-
ton and featuring Henry b. Walt
hall, viii he shown. and Saturday
and Sunday The Escape. also pro-
duced by GrfHth Continuous per
formances are given each day. start
ing az I o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-25
PROTECT THEMSELVES
AGAINST ILLNESS
Life Insurance Companies
Report Health Policies
On The Increase.

The fact that health insurance
form OF protection hardly known a
few years aco. is increasing year
after year has been pointed out as
one of the most convincing proofs
that Americans are finally coming TO
recognize the value of health, as well
a.s its comforts
And IL is gratifying 10 also find
greater regard for the laws of health
as natural result OF this awakened
interest.
one little straw which shows which
way the wind blows is the report ri
druggists that the public is turning
from the dangerous harsh habit
forming laNatiVes back TO old fash
toned castor oil which physicians
say is the only laxative that should
he used in the home for either chill
Cren or adults.
Castor oh is row put up in a TEL
lied form called CoVinston's CAS-
TGR-JELL. which is "a per cent
pure castor oil with "a delicious or
ange flavor added
his new compound on sale at
Chas. Coonley CO. Ealph m. kuss,
Louis G.. kreiiler. Public Drug store.
American Drug Store. 6. A. Serricn
a Co. APPLICABLE Drug store Mich
elias SChilhns. The Castor Produces
Co. cleveland. Ohio.-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-25
AT the LAsALLE.

Robert Edeson is the featured
player at the IaSalle today i'm a
drama Of domestic life entitled For
"A Womans Fair Name Mr. Eide
son has followed mp "a number OF
dramatic successes on the speaking
stage with photodrama work of
equally high-class grade. The pres
ent story concerns "A woman Of ire
sponsi BILE reputation who is unthink-
ingly found in compromising
situation owing 10 an automobile
accident. In the many thrilling dra-
matte scenes of the picture Mr.. Eide
son has many opportunities for the
display OF his dramatic talents and
magnetic strength. Eulalie Jensen
gives an intense performance in the
part Of the wife ON the same pro-
gram Will be seen a Pathe scenic
picture concerning rustic Venice and
an educational subject How Flow
ers Bloom. and the comic Bray car
tOons
on "wednesday Hazel Dawn, a
player with an attractive personal
ity. will be seen in a modern comedy
drama entitled. The Saleslady" The
story concerns young girls expert
ences and struggles i'm "a big depart
ment store later her entering the
chorus Of a musical comedy and the
adventures which she encounters
form the dramatic incidents of a
novelty staged story. two-reel
drama with Vivian Rich will also be
shown as well as an interesting reel
illustrating the movements Of the
allies ia Salonici.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-25
HOW STAGE DANCERS
AVOID FOOT TROUBLES

4 pretty dancer whose face and fame
are familiar 90 all theuter goers is ccu-
stautly asked The question How dO You
keep your feet free or tronbies Mine
ache n ] DO anything at am ont of the orr
binary. such as walking ~taudiug. of
dancing more than usual" And here Is
the little dancer prescription 81 aiwuYS
have a package Of Wa-Nr-ra ou hand
and always after working hard on the
stage ] battle any feet Boo hot water iu
which I dissolve two or three tablets of
rhfs preparation. I never have trouble. as
this leaves my feet cool. comfortable and
happy m your druggist can't supply
YOU with Wa-Ne-Ta. don't accept worth
less substitute ne may have au interest iu
recommending. but send 10 cents and we
VIII mail Won prepaid 90 sample paD kaye
Of this wonderful FOO, relief You can
use Wa-Ne-ra with delightful effect in
your body bath. Leaves skin soft and
antisepticaly clean The regular size
packages sell Tor - cents T.. O. 1.audou
Co. South Bend. Iud.-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-25

The important thing to be done in Appen-
dicitis is to stop the Inflammation.
If this can be done before pus forms in the
appendix the patient gets well.
Ion-o-lex stops Inflammation.
1t does it unfailingy-quickly. 1t has
saved hundreds of appendicitis victims from
the surgeon knife
The experience of a prominent professional
man in Detroit is typical. He writes:
Detroit Dec. g. 1915.
"I had attacks Of Appendicitis Ditbin 17eeks. The
last one coming on weeks ago about II o'clock at night
The merit day my temperature 1913 and my
physician ordered an operation.
81 ore,o ste1dy tOOrse At O'Clock my temperature
uds fO27. NJ friends urged to try Ion-o-ler
consented using both the liquid and the UHguent.
"Nert morning to my on1dzeneHt mytemperdtlrs Uds
normal and ke pain and soreness iDere all gone. At
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-25
lOR{-OE-LEX
I1SIHQ55n1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Appendicitis

back in M Office attending 70 ~ professional
duties. There has been absolutely return Of teHn-
per1ilTe or pdir.
"There IS question 10 The nature Of ne disease.
Tro physicians diagnosed e. and both ordered OPP
Grafton
The original OF this letter is he the lon-o-lex
office together with hundreds OF others equally
yincing and amazing.
Ion-o-lex Is not a quack medicine. Il is remark
able scientific discovery. II Is drug-contains
narcotics or opates and harmless and asteless
olive oil. Its action Is entirely mechanical
1t does not cure-t simply stops Inflammation
Nature does the rest
Ii is invaluable in such diseases Bronchitis Ton
silitis Pneumonia Catauh Sore Throat. Group.
most forms of Rheumatism and any other disease that
is of an inhammatory nature II also stops the pain
almost instantly IN burns, prevents Inflammation IN
wounds. No home Is safe day without 1t.
Ion-o-lex comes IN two forms-hquid for internal
use and Ion-o-eX Unguent for external use. '
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-25
FAIR EXCHANGE
A New Back for an old Onc-lIoW a
south Bend Resident Made
lad Back strong.

tau it1fh NiuuA.
The baca aches at times with a
DUH irdesCribable feeunE. making
YOU weary and restless. pierciu
pains shoot across the region OF th-
kidneys. and arain the Ioius are So
lame that Go stoop is AGONY 30 use
TO rub or apply a plaster Go the bacf
if the kidncys are weak Hou cau-
not reach the cause Follow the eN-
pnIple az this South Bend citizen
Henry Entzior. captain SO. = Hose
Co. sos y Man ST. South Benl
SAYS. 81 can certainly recommend
poau's Kidney pills as 7 have used
them and they nave also been taken
bv others OF the family with excel
lent results AT tsmes my kidneys
have become disOrdcded due. Z think
10 catching cold. Ny back has be-
come lame and stiff and 4 have felt
languid. AZ such times I use DOans
Kidney Pills and am quickly re-
ueycd.'
Price soc al All dealers. Don't
iu1ply ask fer kidney remedy -Eat
T0du's KicneN Filis-the same that
Air. Entzi0n had F0ster-Nltburn
Co. Props F-,fal3 " "
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-25
What to Do to Get Fat
and Increase Weight
lac Real cause of Thinnegs


Most people cat from four 20 six
pounds or good solid fat-making food
every day and still do not increase
~ weignt one ounce. while on tho
other hand many OF the plump.
chunky folks eat very lightly ana
Keep gaining al the time. It's ali
bosh to saw that this is the nature OF
The individual 10 isn't Natures way
a. all
Most thin people stay thin because
their powers of ASST imitation are de-
fective They absorb just enough Of
the food they eat 10 maintain life an3
q sem'Dlance of health and strength
Stuffing won't help them. A dozen
meals a day won't make them gain
e single "stay there" pound All the
fat-producing elements OF their food
just stay there IN the intestines until
they pass from the body as waste.
what such people need IS something
that Will prepare these fatty food elc-
ments so that their blood can absorb
them and deposit them all about the
body-something too. that viii null
tiply their red blood cOrpuscles an
increase their bloOd's carrying power
For sub p condition II is well "a
recommend eating "A SargOl table.
with every meal Sargol is not as
some believe patented drug, but rs
simply a careful combination of six
Of the most effective and powerful
assimilative 0nd flesh building ele-
ments known 10 chemistry ~ is a5-
kolutely harmless. yet has been won
derfullv effective and a single tablet
eaten with each meal often. accord
Ing 10 reports Of users, has the eff
Iect OF increasing the weight OF a
thin man or woman from three e
five pounds a week. Sargol IS sold by
Wettick's Original Cut Rate Nell
cine store and other good druggists
everywhere ON a positive guarantee
of weight increase or money back
Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-25
WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS TRHEINIA" VIVIAN
MARTIN billiard. AUDITORIUM WEDNESDAY.

the ship Of the king on the soil
Of Louisiana they are married by a
Trench priest after Phillip has over
come the pioneer who had pur-
chased Daphne for his wife His
Pride and Shame" a two reel Key
stone comedy. featuring Fred Ster-
ling. is also on the bill.
Tomorrow William Fox will pre-
sent that popular little player Vivian
ern Thelma."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-25
coon FOR COLDS

Honey. Pine-Tar and Glycerine are
recognized cold remedies. In DR..
Bells Pine-Tar- Honey these are com
bined with other cough medicine in
pleasant syrup. ~. Behs Pine
Tar-Honev quickly stops your cough.
checks your cold soothes irritation
of the throat. Excellent for young
and aged. It's one Of the best cough
syrups made Formula on every bot
tie. You know Just what YOU are
taking and your doctor Knows It's
good FOR coughs and colds. Insist on
Dr. Bells Pine-rar-HOney. only 25c
at dru ggists. -Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-25
At TIL COLONIAL.

The strong. highly dramatic story
al the German playwright Sudermann,
entitled "Heimat" makes an excel
lent foundation for an unusual pho
tOplay. Ia Revelation. at the Coz
lonial today. the American Film
Company. Inc. has caught up the
story with It's power. its tensencs
its high dramatic moments and made
OF il picture drama par excellence
CHARLES James has made the trans-
lation from German into English. and
j.. Edward Hungerford the well
Ancwu short story and scenario
writer has made it, into scenario
form
In the leading role is Constance
CIawley. the English actress. Arthur
Maude Is the cO-star as Herr won
Kellar. and William Carroll is seer
in the fiery role of Lieut. Col
schwartz
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-25
THEATERS
AT THE oRPIn.UM.

The Orpheum IS presenuug a Wall
Homer Lind in "The Singing Teach
err" Mr. Lind has formed an en-
tirely new sketch around the former
idea and introduces mis- splendid
vocal selections as we'll as quiet Ger
man comedy. a DANCING and attn
letic act is presented by two French
girls. O'Neil and Walmsley. i'm &C.
centric comedy and harmony, are
amusing. sharp and Turek are a
dancing couple i'm blackface. Marou
opens the bill with shadowgTaph
exhibitions.
For the last half of the week q
musical comedy tabloid Little Miss
Mixup." viii be presented.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-25
CUMMINS LEADS FORD
Nebraska Count shows Manufac'
turer 4. 500 Behind.

OMAHA. Neb.. April %. - With
the count OF the vote cast az the
recent state preferential primaries
nearly complete. Sen. Albert b
Cummins OF Iowa was Monday night
leading Henry Ford Of Detroit for
the republican presidential nomina-
ton by I 800 votes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-25

Or. A. r Nessick has removed his
office into suite 4O1. Farmers SecCr-
itv Gl3c-Adv-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-25

Eat Airs Mogle's homemade bread
end cookies Delivered. Can Home
phone 226s 40.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-25

No change Of faces from time 70 time
In my announcement. Same Doctor. You
know who Is responsible for your cure.
The only Exclusive Mems Specialist ia
town who sees, examines and treats YOU
personally and is permanently located
here.
Not a Medical Company.
No Hired Doctors See. Examine or
Treat You.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-25

Science wins over disease and nerv-
Gus decline
No need 10 suffer and doctor the
"old way"
for months
Come and investigate for yourself
the advances I have made. and how
little it costs 10 get we'll
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-25

Write for the Ion-o-leS Book telling the
full story of this remarkable discovery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-25
THE BATTLE OF THE STRONG

Lies battle OF strong And the who is
strong in mind body and nerves the who wins Now
were going put YOU negative questions You don
have any of the following SympOmS-dO you'
You don't feel weak-nervouS-la ngud-tired'
You haven't lost your vim, vgor JOY Of living
You don't feel lack of ambition lack of endurance and
YOU don't other men passing You in LIES race
You don't have poor variable appetite
You don't become easily Cross blue irritable and dis
couraged?
You don't have Indigestion dyspepsia belchng OF wind
dull, heavy head, general dSpTited feeling?
You not SeepeSS and restless at night Your brain
doesn't tire easily and you don't feel dowS and sleepy dur
ing the day
You don't suffer from nervous pTOStratOn, with numb
ness trembling cold feet and legs pCklng sensation weak
ness and intense WearneSS2
You haven't any chronic Wasting diseaSe-havent
been overworked-are not worried anxious
You haven't got a failing memory lost faith in your
Sef-you not demoraIzed3 You not tmid me3an-
choy suspicious. stupid times
papaton Of The before
pain the back and hdneys-had taste in the mouth
coated
vouh OF YOU
ne strong
slowly gradually being
Of
Brace up, courage, and nd help
you back health strength
am Specialist in Private Nervous and Chronic
Diseases of men. You can consult me without put
ting Yourself under any obligation.
BETTER BE SAFE FIRST THAN SORRY LATER Ny Offices
Expensive Scientifically Of
elusive Specialist Office South Bend up-to-
the-ninute LABORATORY METHODS diagnosing
no GUESS WORK
It what Il HAVE DONE" have helped thousands OF men in all
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-15
MIR. FORD'S RETURN.
New York WORLDLY

Henry Ford evidently .overesti-
mated the power of wealth and his
own power. He did not overesti-
mate the power of an idea. The
impulse that guided him on his eX-
petition TO Europe in the interest of
peace was a noble one. His enter
prise has ended in failure chiefly
because, like most impulses, it was
the result of inspiration rather than
meditation. Yet the vision upon
which he acted could have appear
ed only 10 a great and generous soul.
Disappointed as he must be, he need
have no sense of humiliation.
Probably if this nom official mis-
sion had been very carefully work
ed out it would have accomplished
little under present conditions. As
il was. il never had chance. Most
of those who responded TO Mr.. Ford's
hasty invitations were not of type
TO give dignity to his purpose. Dis
tinguished men and women who
might have joined him did not re-
spond. without such support he
found himself i'm Norway the one OBJ
ject of interest in a party of bicker-
ers and trifiers.
A man less jealous than Mr.. Ford
would have seen in this abandon
ment of him by the cautious and
discreet an omen of disaster. To his
indomitable will this was merely an
obstacle to be overcome. We can
not doubt that in many spheres his
determination would have triumphed
in spite of all discouragements, but
I'm this instance the task was super
human.
Mr.. Ford has failed not because
he was wrong but because he was
right at the wrong time and in the
wrong way
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-15
Second Choice Votes
First

You will see from il that in this race gets
majority of first choice necessary nominate.
Miller, being editor and therefore unpopular, re-
eliminated the second choice by his admirer
first being credited to Crockett for whom regis
tered and making his first choice henceforth Il.
Still there is majority and hence Hatch. the next
voters 30 second choice Crockett making
Crocketts first choice vote with this added They
cast 10 for Miller but Miller has been eliminated and
these do not count but there second
votes for DeHaven which added DeHaven's first
choice votes brings them up So
However, Crockett has majority of the 200 votes
cast at the election viz 1Ol, while DeHsven, who
started out with 10 choice votes than
Crockett is defeated by -
Hurrah for Crockett While he may not have proven
quite good machine builder DeHaven his second
choice admirers put him over--proving that the man
who gets the first choice votes need not win by
long shot
The process is equitable. and even dhcult-ex-
cept for the canvassers.-and they needn't take the
job If they don't want IT, Ii is the system
eliminates the OF the voting machine at the pr
mary. but if may believe all that the 'reformers"
have told about the voting machines Terre Haute
and Indianapolis this elimination OF il NAV prove an
other virtue OF the primary law we know
Again. say, "Hurrah for Crockett! The hest
ma w
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-15
THE MELTING POT
COME TAKE POTLUCK WITH US.

10 Greenfield, near Red Hills one
Woman and Mrs. Wash Robinson
have gsne over with them TO visit
them.
Creeping Bear and wife. Bald
Head, are going to sell their son-in-
laws allotment, Little VOLTS near
Cantonement. and build four-roon
square house and barn on Creeping
allotment east of Colony.
ABE FRANK is going down to
lass Christian next week to join
group composed of Harry Eng
man and George O'Neil Abe and
Harry are going into training under
George for the golf season of '16
with view TO realizing enough on
syndicates to pay their dues. Ace
has been commissioned TO act as our
special correspondent from the
camp.
THERMOMETERS are not so DIFF
ferent from human beings. They
have their ups and downs, and,
Lord, how they lie!
WHY should man marry? -
asks a syndicate writer, and we
pause for a reply. Why should a
man marry?
WE Americans are doing what we
can TO help settle the dispute in
Europe by sending over all the mu-
pitions of war and grub they will
take. Meantime we are enxious that
the war should come TO an end, but
this is not unanimous.
THE sloughing of Jane Adams
has caused alarm in the Roosevelt
camp and corresponding ENTHUSIASM
in the wilson ranks. Among the
laymen all we can observe is hilar-
ity.
WE'RE out o. butter" yells the
car to his chef. Tell them Chicago
feIlers to git busy" And they i'm
mediately shipped him $4,000
pounds. c. o. d.
THE compensation for getting up
at six o'clock these winter mornings
is found in-is found in-What the
devil is it found in? Guess we were
looking in a mares nest.
WHAT is your compensation?
The kaiser was sick,
But devil a saint was he;
The kaiser is well,
Tl7Yf devil saint iS he
G. n. F.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-15
SETON AND THE BOY SCOUTS.
ARKANSAS Democracy

Ernest Thompson Seton, who re-
signed from the presidency Of the
Boy Scouts, gave as his reason that
he no longer would align himself
with an organization that had be-
come pro-military in sentiment il
not entirely in organization. Mr..
Seton depIored the fact that the Boy
Scouts had abandoned the principles
of woodcraft as their primal creed
and had plunged unrestrainedly into
the spirit of military organization.
On the other hand, officials of the
Boy Scouts say that Mr.. Seton was
asked 10 get right with the tenets
OF the organization, and his refusal
to do so caused him TO be dropped.
They plead that Mr., Seton isn't even
an American citizen and that being
the head of an American patriotic
organization he should at least take
out citizenship papers.
Whether Mr.. Seton was right in
declaring that the Boy Scouts ought
not abandon the principles of wood
craft for the cardinal principles OF
military organization is debatable,
but it is hardly debatable that this
is about what the Boy Scouts are
doing.