South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 239, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 August 1919 — Page 11

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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ASSERTS AMERICA AND JAPAN MUST ' GET TGGETHER'

Nippon Barron Urges Scholarship in Universities of Both Countries.

Pershing and Haig With Their Children

HNOLT-IJ-. T. H . Aus. 27. The ' Kft-'nrxhr " spirit, an .:;t:rr.;tional kppliration of th i.ioiothi of fhmbrs Df commerce anu ;U of trnr!r, i- j-.li !.- ;3 , :. .ii- to Insurr friendly rcdavlo.-.-i t'tv.fon ihr Unit-r Slates and J.-.p-rr,, .10. . o:Minj to Haicr. Jujitcri Japanese ambasiJo;- to Mcaf r. -vho 1 on h:s m ay hor.-.c Jo:- .i vi-it. "To pror.ol0 and insuvo a bcer v.nors:anlinfr cetw-cn tho penrdrn rf tho United States imd Japan, r.d to further neutralize rxirmful pro,a carina pndar.trer in friendly motion?." said the .!aror.. "it ii r4cntial that henceforth hor.cut rv::d courageous effort he made by ait oncerned to met in open dlccuinn of the political. tconor.ii( al and ro. r.'.il problems facing the two ration. lornoronr Ia llan-lc; "A barrier of lfr-.jor.i:.ec rr.rr

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ratly substituted thr Innn-f.u .'koluion Thlrh Connc-iy p-.vci ;dcd tprmursc between Japan und Ihn Vnited S.atca. "With the univerr.al acryt.rnfc o democracy and liberal thoufjhi i: international relations, it in tl;v.ther should be a doner anl butp: understanding between the two milions. Iet us have a rc:torether movement; let us rub elbow and get acquainted. "To facilitate the early refillzition of such a no;e;r.ent, I whh to make these puffseptions: "That the diplomatic, consular ;md other o facial reprerentative; of Japan nnd America be selected from nun v.illlnc to give hearty cooperation toward cementing cordial relation. KttahlUh Scholarships. "That scholarships be established in the leading- American nnd Japanese universities devoted to the history and literature of both countries. Th.it Japanese university graduates. thorouKhly familiar with Kng Wsh. be allowed to matriculate In American unlvcrsjtlrs for post radiiMte work without any Qualifying examination. "That trade and other commissions, composed of leading citizens, evhance visits for the purpose of t'rttaining first hand information on jiabli. most ions "That the agency of the motion pioturo be eiurloed in i.oth countries to diffuse knowledge of .eoraphy. cr.stoms, dres and poial mannerism.-?."

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' STATE TROOPS AID IN QUIETING RIOTERS

t ; C-A U LOTTE. X. Aus- -" j : State troops and armed itiz-ns had , .' tht city under control T-isday nicht I : after the r!otir.f: of Monday an li j Monday nicrht. when an attempt wasj

I made to operate rtreot cars w:th : ;.on-ur.ion men.

j three men killed Monday nUht is' o?!:k '.'onduc'.ed by a special cor-j i ctirr. T.'p'.vp men wounded during j the x'.ota arc btdng treated at a hos-! ; pltnl and three are teliexed to be? j fatally Injured. Major McXinchj j would not permit the Southern Pub-! lie Utilities company to make an-' j o:!vr attempt to operate their car today although company ofMcialsj said . they were ready to start th?! ; cari n'hen the city officials permit.!

OF bEMbRSYDC 'HISPAUGHTERS,

DEVELOP RHONE ELECTRIC PDW

France Would Grant Conces: sion to Big Company for Operation of Barges.

PARI?. Aup. 27. (French Wireless Service) Development of the water power of the Rhone river for the manufacture of electric power and organization of its facilities for river transportation and Irrigation are provided for in a bill which the government has submitted to the chamber of deputies. The expenses

of the project are estimated to aggregate 2.500,000.000 fames. It Is proposed to erect 20 hydroelectric power stations to produc an average of 715.000 horsepower. This would be equivalent to 3.000.000 tons of coal, or nearly one-eighth of the French coal output before the war, or one-fifth of the output in Oiomto Heavy Charges. Under thla plan it would be possible to operate 1, 200-ton barges on the Rhone providing transportation between the Rhone valley and central Europe. The construction work would require 15 years. It is proposed to grant a concession for this undertaking to a company with a capital of 250,000.000 frn.cs and the privilege of issuing bonds to 10 times that amount. These bonds would be guaranteed by the state and the state would appoint two-fifths of the membership of tho administrative council including the president.

UNITED STATES GRAIN CORPORATION TO FIX SCHEDULE OF PRICES

NKYV "Olik'. Aug. 27. Because" er the exceptionally liih proportion I "rusty" or defective wheat in thi jiv.r's crop, the Tnited States grain j 'Tpoi'aticn ha. decided to d im- jj mediately a -vhedule of prices at nnih hrr grade Will he purcha-j IS d. Julius Harne l'nited States Jf; heat director, announced Tuesday j !i;:ht following a conference with. SI T rilled Staffs representative, vice p. evident of the corporation and rep- SI ; i nla tives t.f farmers. 1 Mr. Hirnev tated that the in:r.i-'f n;..:.i priv proJ'.ioly would lt made-

p-.ildic AVednesday

Prite f v other th.ir. r'r.: cade v. 1 at are beinjr fixed for the fut f.:n- in ordet t protect n f t r t a ngrowers against a pri e low r than the relativ alue of rutel

.i . The prices will Po fixed "as j ' ar t);c iiumlcr and grade as 1 1 ; e . th.ar.iCtr f his crop warrants." Mr.' larn-s vaid. Tlif.- pr....- 'vlll i.u.v it iatloa to' the m.ai a :.trt d pn-a .ft the te. tninal ; : .ariv : nly. aiivi not t the . urriuit :! in sucli markets as Minne. t- ; .;. s. uipre gram is bringing from .' v tv 4 vents a bushel mer- than' th-- government figures.

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ONLY TWO A. E. F. MEN ARE UNACCOUNTED FOR

WASHINGTON'. Aug. 27. Only two men of the thousands of expeditionary force who went Into battle against the (Jermans remain unaccounted for, according to the casualty list issued Tuesday by the war department. The previous list showed more than 1C0 missing in action. Total casualties now are placed at 291,742 with 77,42: deaths from all causes.

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Buy Your School Shoes On the Basis of

"Quality

PRINCE OF WALES IS LOCKED OUT OF SCHOOL

TORONTO. Aup. Thp Pn:.c r W alt enjo ;ht- ne' pi? Ii iCe of being "locked tuit" of Tererto ur:irs.t.v Tue-d.i when the l partj' droe to the building, v' h re a degree of doctor of literature and law was to be conferred t pen him. It wa perhap. the fir.t tinu ni b.s life that the future king had

This year it you have an appreciation of genuine economy you are iroimi to look tor Good Shoes. - - o o The times are-too serious to trifle with footwear of questionable quality. We can assure you of 100re satisfaction in Service and loo Cents on the Dollar in Value.

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raenilu is of the official pari' v-.-r t considerable disaomfort. h;t the ri'ic.' eemed thoroughly to e; mv experience and laughed he.irti r- heri attendants of the building xj Limed that in their excited effotts t" k-ep the hujre Towd from entcr-i-ic they hid forputtm to requr-i ) i- r-yt hfrhn tu j one cf tho i:;'-nr. -.cuou: side nt!ancc5. which had been left unlccUid.

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crfPi:T at MiJis. XIl-K. Mich . Ap.tr. 27. 'iayton .iiairrih. il.r.i. g a r. w Mjdc c.ilv r n.r, i.i tuinini: e. corr.fi on Ih" Nile -iU nton laibo: road, tippid the r ir complet. ly i;tr. Tht car l ight hrc, Lut the blaze wa.- ef.situished The car a kifati: !aj.asr d. None of the occnp.tntH of the ar as .-even I. injured.

Blue Ribbon Malt Extract Ask Your Grocer or Druggist for a Package. T-i- in-l c a wan: ! ik :oa.. r tresinnu. nourishing, easy f i.;f. ke at hon.t, only o to i'-i tr.iirjtc. rt'juitcd for boilm- fort". - he to fifty pint buttles of this wholesome beverage frota one ac. of cxtrai t und hops at a -t of only $1 Mail orders prvinptiy tilled on receipt of money order. I-aJeVN jisk for apencv p-opo.-.itton BLUE RIBBON MALT EXTRACT AGENCY, John Pulschen, Prop. 7.U) S. Michigan St. South Bend, Ind.

The American Trust Buys Bonds Those who must sell their Liberty or Victory Bonds can get the New York market quotation f o r them at this bank. We pay you the market price with whatever interest your bonds have earned to date. We also have gov- . eminent bonds to sell to those wishing to invest in safe, government securities.

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elevation In a larpre yard with beau I tiful ehade. It was formerly ownei j by a prominent St. Joseph Countj , off.clal; is for sale now with 40 acrei ! of sround for less than the build ' i ings are worth. Only 3 Vi mile i

from the Court House. Here you have all the advantage! of country life, and near enough tc the city to ehare Its benefit. An ideal suburban home; let m ehow it to you. F. M. Jackson With Indiana Tltlo & Loan Co., at 123 X. Main St, Phone Lincoln 6538. Evenings Lincoln 8244.

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Aug. 26-29, 191 9-Day and Night

This faif U one that please everybody. There is no other fair in its class. It consists of the finest exhibits of live stock, farm products, women's handiwork, and merchants' displays ever shown on any fair jrround. The Lap orte fair enjoys its reputation of being the best. When there is anything new to please

and educate the people this fair has it. This year will be the greatest one in the history of thU fair. AUTOMOBILES ADMITTED FREE.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27 2:30 Pace $300.00 2:30 Trot 300.00 Farmers Race (County) 50.00 THURSDAY, AUGUST 28 2:15 Pace $400.00 2:15 Trot 400.00 2:19 Pace 400.00 Novelty Race (open) 15.00 FRIDAY, RUGUST 29 2:24 Trot $400.00 2:24 Pace 400.00 2:20 Trot 400.00

Among the many notable features for this year will be the best live stock exhibit ever shown in Northern Indiana. There will be more music, more lights, more exhibits than ever before. The free vaudeville acts are better than usual. Other features are, the entire Domestic Science exhibit from Purdue University in charge

of Miss Gebhard, the Purdue exhibit of farm accessories, and big agricultural, horticultural and poultry displays, and don't miss ;hc hogs and sheep.

The Great Patterson Carnival Will Please You LIEUT. HEADLEY OF LACROSSE. IND., AND LIEUT. DAVE LINDSEY OF MARION, WITH THEIR GREAT WAR AEROPLANES, WILL BE IN THE AIR ALL DAY.

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"Cut tho retail cost of olothes and depend upon increased volume for profit."

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Vacation davs are nearly gone. In a few more davs the rosv cheeked, bright-eved vcnim:sters will meet their new classmates. Just as is the case with grownups, first impressions count with school children. So vou want your bov to look right; to "measure up" with the other boys in his grade. In outfitting your boy for 'school, put Vernon's now famous policy to test. " It has worked economy for hundreds of men it will do as much for your boy. And vour bov can learn a mihtv valuable lesxm at Vernon's. too. He can learn that team-work whole hearted cooperation, can overcome every obstacle. At Vernon's it's even beat the HIGH COST OF CLOTHES.

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