South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 211, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 29 July 1920 — Page 2

THt nSDAY MORNING, JUT 29. 1920. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

ARRANGES FOR INTERCHANGE OF SCHOLARSHIPS

! POPULAiiUN I FIGURES

IVotre Dame to Cooperate With Nine Lntin-Amcr-ican Colleges. Arrj'igf ir.rit-. for interchan; of fho!, "-ships b"tn Notrf rim nl Min Itin-Am r'.r an urmrri-

John O'H.ira, dan of the cornnirrr'; lpiiTtnif rt f.f thr Ior.il coll' A.-, -who iow traveling In South Arr.'-rici on iin economic ar..l r rlur.itlnr.i! invf-s-tirmlon. according t-- r.ottlication rI Tusiay by Wry I If? v. Ja:n h lljrnj. Fr. O'Hari Is at prosnt in 3Juno.s Aire .tudvintr rnmTit-n'ial TI trior. between th'- A r.-ntirK- ami thi country. Th Notr Dam cmmrr rjnn rrlvt In th South Americin netinpoi3 from Yul;araio, Ch;I whore was Rurst f FInr:vjr Iiosplot. KrniUA:.? of th -l;iss of 'JO v.ith a 1 r of mechanical nsir.-r. Through the Intlune of th" Kesslet family. Fr. t'II,tra ol.taln i a ennff rfr.rw with the president of the "hi!eif republic, asvt-mb'.f with his rahin-. in consMmUon of rnnomic j.roblernfl of the L,atin-Anvrioan ountry ns they affect tho Umt.l State-i. Up for roiition. At present the only South Amrri-t-an scholarship up for conn t tition krvt Notrp Damp was Jonriterl by the lriitel States Steel corporation, to irn -zraduitins: in the rommorcr, Aho dfirw expe r!nrt in foreign rtrade. While, working in the Hurr.03 lAlr- crtlce nf the corporation cr.nl"uates arm ofOred extensor, work In lh comrnToo school of Arrntlne. ."When Fr. O'JIara finishes his tour, no than 15 coHcrs rf South Amr!n will recede X tro Damn. lutnnl. Tly th prpnt arranomnt OTotrrt 1ame will bo the headquarters f Latin-American foreign tr.i'le LiuTh3 cral ronomic f--pcciallt Wt ;.w York the latter part of May. -Stopping at Panama a ffv: days, he ,pa.ss?l through the, Panama canal making fSuayan'iil. I'ruador. his first houth American port. Here h? rbt.?nrd recognition of the Notre Iam school of c.?v. nirce. without nny nolicttation. There am at pr--nt two Kcuadoriins studying at the Hocal university. T.!ma. Peru, received tho lor.nl edu.itor on Jim- IT., Knriqne Kriel. yon f th ex-prilent of Peru. and .Alherto ParedeM, nephew of the prfent presidential encumbent, are both Notre Dam undergraduates, nnd he welcome enjoyed by Fr. O'HaiM was uproarious. Completing .rranijernetits there he lft for Vallaralso. when he became tho cruest of Sen. Rafael TTrrejola and Knrlrjue !ormud7., minister of Interior. Ten clays ao he crossed the Andes from JSintl ifo, arriving In Uuenos Aires a few davs Rgo. Returnini: hy the same Toutc ho v.Mll nrrive back in South 3 '.end bv Hpt. 10.

a .-III N;t 'N". July S. The cm. -vi b ireau today announced the l:2' opal.itii-.n ti'urcs for: Cn-v rount. Mirn.. 20.35 3; defrri.--', 2-3, or 1.1 percent.

CLUB PLANS TO HOLD STEAK FRY

Event to be Held at Pottawatomie Park Thursday

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A steak fry will be enjoyed by members cf the Thursday nisht clubs of the Y. V. C. A. at Pottawatomie park Thursday evening at C, :'.)() o'clock. In the absence of Miss Gertrude Sykes the outlet: will be under the direction of Miss Lulu "urry. Tuesday the junior high school division of the pirl reserves hiked to the four mile bridge. They were accompanied by Miss Helen Lant?. Attention of the plr'.s who plan to attend the younger girls' camp at Camp Eberhart, Aug. 23 to 30 is called at the mast that registration must be made by Auer. 13. Seventy registrations have been received andr 100 Kirls can be accommodated. The possibility that school may begin on Aug. 30 need not deter girls from attending camp as Supt. Horden has plven permission for the mo girls to register later.

THIEVES TAKE COIL BOXES FROM FORD

Walter Tobskl. 21 ä X. r.irde-ell t.. reported to the police Tuesday night that someone had taken the toll "boxes frcm his Ford car which was parked In front of the Dean bldg. ubout 9:30.

Chinese troops are reported to be out of hand, and looting in the suV.urbs cf Pekln. Must have taken a lesion from the Germans In the dear cdJ days of the Boxer rebellion.

RHEUMATISM LEAVES YOU FOREVER

2Wp Fetd l'ric Acid Deposit Are Ili5olcl and, the Ilbenmatlc 1'nUnn Mtrt to Iave th rtvstrru Ulthln Twentj-foar Ilonrt. Every druzglgt in tbl country Is authorld trt gay to efry rheumatb sutYtrit that If two t-ettlfs of Alleurhu. t!ie vure conqnerer or rheumutisra, d es nut tp all ajouy, r.Iuce swollen joints und J MWy with erea th liRhtet twiii f rheumatic pain, be will gladly return jour money without comment. Allpnrh'i has been tried and tested for jfare, and reilly n;arvlous results hive len aecntapllilied In the rcost severe nn9 where t b e suffrltiff and iicony was I tit enso acd tdteous jnd wLere tr.a ratieat ! helpW Mr. James n. Allen, tho discoverer of ,l!onrhu. who for many jesrs surTered to torrur.t cf acute rhenmatium, dtfdres all kufTerers to know that l d.es jet want n cent of anyone's money tinAlnrhu dei'lvrly conquers tiii orst of all diseases, and h -.is l:itrifted Wettick' ericinal eiit rate rig ft.ue to guarantee it in every instance Adv.

EVERETT FOX GETS AQUATIC MEDAL Formal Award Made at "Y" Made to 111 inois Boy. FY-rmal award of the aquatic medal presented annually to the champion swimmer of Camp Eberhart, the Y. M. C. A. establishment near Three Rivers-, Mich.. went Tuesday to Everett Fox of Glencoe, 111., nephew of W. O. Davies of thif city. In the swimming carnival held recently at the local association summer home. Fox made 21 points, In diving, towing, swimming In all positions. The holder of the aquatic trophy also has tho record for swimming across Corey lake, which Is a mile and a half wide. Iiis time for this distance is one hour, being considered fast time. Three more youngsters making a total of 4S altogether crossed tho lake, on their own power, Tuesday. Friday will be tho day of tho next bwimming meetfc

Th3 public will not prudge the railroad men's raise In pay, if they'll do their level best to earn It.

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GET THIS FREE If yoa have dandruff, or if your hlr b f alUn oat, or if you have a bald spot, you ahouli know that Ifions of persona have overcome theaa troubles through a genuin Indiana rerp, which ill be mailed you fr with a proof box of thr onderf ally edcacioa olntpibC Kotalko. if you aend only 10 eta. (ailver or atamps) to pay the cost of this notice, to J. H. B.Mitjin. BZ-301. Statioa F.. Maw Terk

$50 Wedding Present A wedding present of $50.00 !n gold will be given the first couple to get married at Roseland Park next Sunday. Phone us about it right away. C. X. Lodge & Co.. 220 Farmers Trust Bldg. Phono Lincoln G733. Roseland Park is the gem of the south side. Terms $2 down, then only $1.50 per week. No interest and no taxes for two years. These beauty homesltes are selling like hot-cakes. Most lots are only $29 5. while other lots in the same section sell for $500 to $ 1.000.

To inspect the property before tho i Sunday crowd, take south side car j to Robinson street, then a short walk south to the property.

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SERVICE MEN FAIL TO SEEK MEDALS

Few Victory Awards Have Been Distributed to Ex-Soldierg.

I1Y JULIUS IinVERS. Most cf the ex-service men In this city do not know that they are entitled to one of the war department Victory medals, is the opinion of Miss Irma Collmer of the Red Crosa offices U the court house. For some reason or other the applications for the medals are coming very slow In thU city and In fact all over the United StatC3. Out of about 3.000 men in the service from this city, only 6 4 have made application for the menials. The war department was prepared to issue approximately S5.000 of them a day, but since June 21. only 50,935 have been Issued, which Is the total number of applications received. At the rate of 35,000 a Jay It would take about four months to complete the distribution, but at the rate of only &0.000 In a month It will take almost six years for all men to get the medal. To date the war department has issued 17,570 Victory medals for service in the United States. 2 66 for service in England. 9,56) for France, three for Italy, 32 for Russia and 118 for service In Siberia. The above are all medals without clasp?. The number of medals Issued with one clasp Is 4,09 4; two clasps, 7,214; three clasps. 6,695; four clasps. 3.169; five clasps, 1,997; six clasps, 149; neven clasps, 16; eight clasps, three; nine clasps, tight; 10 clasps, one, and with 14 battle clasps, one. The battle clasps are given only to men who were in a major operation, one clasp fcr each engagement. How to GH Medal. The method in brief for obtaining the medal Is as follows: Oo to the army recruiting station, 120 X. Michigan St.. South Bend, and they will give you the necessary blanks and instructions. These blanks are then to be filled out on a typewriter and signed, in which the Red Cross, w.'th rooms in th court house, will help you. Then these blanks, with an extract for discharge or order for discharge, witnessed by a. notary public, arj sent to the main recruiting station, 102 R. Illinois st., Indianapolis, Ind. Here they are approved and sent to the depot officer of the quartermaster corps, and he will mall the medal with the clasps direct to the applicant. The ap

plicant need do no more writing afr his blanks aro on the way to the main recruiting station, unless the medal Is not received In a reasonable time. The medal is a bronze casting hanging pendant from a bar with a ribbon. The ribbon has the colors of two full rainbows, symbolizing the Mending of th peace and harmony that now exists. The medals have the same figures on the front and back as the new dimes. The battle clasps are fastened to the ribbon and have on them the name of the engagement. The medal all in all is a very beautiful remembrance of the war to show and keep for older years.

MAY SEND PARCELS TO PHILIPPINES

South Bend Post Office Gets Instructions From Postmaster General.

RELEASED FROM CHARGE FOR PROSECUTION LACK

Joseph Kocsis, manager of the Eagle Point saloon, charged with assault and battery with Intent to kill, was given hl3 freedom Wednesday morning when the prosecutor said Anton Koszig. 1402 Prairie av., failed to prosecute. The trouble at the saloon was a result of an argument over money matters.

Comfort Baby's Skin With Cuticura Soap And Fragrant Talcum FCTtajrptaGatiirIta.afwfoBtaf fravraoc.

CHARGE WOMAN WITH STEALING CHICKENS Flossie Buck. S62 Rush St., was arrested In city court Wednesday morning on a charge of stealing six chickens belonging to Louis Galloway. The Bu6k woman entered a plea of not guilty and the case was set for trial Thursday morning. If the peak of high prices would only bust a halyard!

"DANDERINE"

Stops Hair Coming Out; Doubles Its Beauty.

A few cents buys "Danderlne." After an application of "Danderine" you can not find a fallen hair or any dandruff, besides every hair shows new life, vigor, brightness, more color and thickness.

In the interest of closer commercial relations between tho United States and the Philippines. C. O. D. parcel pest delivery has been authorized by the postmaster general, according to advice received by Postmaster Hunter, Wednesday. This will encourage mail order :lrms to extend the scope of their sales to include the eastern archipelago. Under the provisions of the new ruling no collections exceeding J 100 will be made through the post otliee. While no indemnity is guaranteed for damage or lo" sustained by senders on merchandise valued above 5 50. Parcel post sent C. O. D. to the Philippines goes under the classification of registered mall.

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ales of Undergarments

Perfect Comfort and Style Choice merchandise in large assortments at prices that present opportunities to the prudent shopper. The Polly Anna Garments: Have a style all alone the comfort derived make these very popular. Made in Seco Silk Batiste, Dimity and Pure Linen;' hemstitched tops and ribbon shoulder straps Prices range from $2.00 to $6.00. Exquisitely dainty garments. Made of good quality of silk with trimmings of fine laces, fancy or plain tailored just as you choose. Sleeping Gowns at $8.50 to $15.00. Also a splendid collection of Bloomers: in all Silk, Crepe de Chine and Washable Satinlace trimmed, from $3.95 to $6.00.

July Clearance Sales Are drawing to a close Thursday, Interurban Day, will be a special day for final clearance. See papers tomorrow.

Corset Covers:-

Hand embroidered and lace trimmed in Crepe de Chine and Wash Satin from $2.98 to $8.50.

New Waists Arrived Of Organdie, round neck, short sleeves at $2.98. Tailored Organdie Waists white and colored pique collars and cuffs at $4.00 to $8.50.

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Last Three Days of WALK-OVER Clean-up Sale THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY All Women's Pumps and Oxfords from this summer season go in two lots AT TWO PRICES

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Plenty of narrow widths in both lots Reglar Values $9.00 to $14.00 Saturday is the Last Day of this Sale Your foot troubles are correected by C. L. Snyder, our foot specialist

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