South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 240, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 August 1920 — Page 2

FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 27, 1920 THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

CITY AUTHORITIES TO TAKE TROUBLE BEFORE COUNCIL

Board of Health and City Controller Declare Armistice. "Dr. Freyermuth wanted to kiss me this morning and sign and armis- tice," declared Controller John Swygart, Thursday morning in giving his side of the war with the secretay of the health department. Continuing the Controller said: "I've got 'em licked and why should I give up? At any rate we will wait and see what the council de- cides." Mayor Carson said he would have nothing to do with the affair but if "Johnnie" and "Emil" could not agree he would take a hand. The mayor admitted that it might be necessary to inflict corporal punishment on Emil George. In the meantime while the war between the secretary of the health board and the city controller is waging the venereal disease clinic is incurring a large amount of unpaid bills. The controller claims that he has no authority to pay these bills and says there is no law to make him pay the bills for wealthy venereals. Must Purchase Salve. r.rc.'ius. f a ru -.v ruling of the X'Ut)!:1 hi. a It h s- rt. ro!nn.isM.:n it 4 - CsMry for th Viani of health In .ja has. sa'vasan for th- use of thi' !mi This rxp. n'-f was iaclu.lol in th- r-riirirul i.u-isrt not of Sr.'ii.'O for t:i in. i in f r.a nr.. of ta clinic f r.r th' nsu.r.t; j.ar. j I)r Kri-vcrrnutli will present an r.rdinnr:- at th- r.t riuinr Tr.Ci tinv; t the erniinori eunei to ,i!t liipt to j-ay th hill.- of the Unif. In thr- iivanlini' th- armist ice Utwcfn p'jiili'- otticials has h n iitA lared effektiv I Vejerniiith'-. Statement. VhlI.- .rtrull-r swL,-art rrifiisnl to i:4v,p.f a written statement 7r. f a yerim.iTli i-;.-.u d the foiluw-Thun-iriy rarninr:: 'The halth departnn nt is mad--ijp f four su hnviHioiis. health and M:hitaion. plümMn;. inilk aiul food. The fxpensi s f th-.' d p a rt mc- ntfl Jiie inet not hy sjm- ial appropriatirni hut frnm tin- :r.i.-' llar. oils funil. Iat yo.ir xv- b'-nitrht mm ;iuto;v.oliiU fT th' mill: Inspr-JT, ihi ar 'n: for the pluinhinK inspector Th f wrre paid fi" and a r l.i ins: innintiint ii from th- mlC'.Ilanns fund sith rio ohjrctiin on tile part of the cuntrol!r. "Thi' Yeneivnl diH.'rr rlir.ir is not oven .-i s-p. irate inwt It u tl n but helons to the htalth and sanitation ilepartmfnt. Why should this not he 1T1H in ta inrd from the iiuscfl'anfoiii fund? Puty if Peixirtnu nt. 'The luty ti the health offi'-o i to control and prevent the spread if nt.iio-js. Infectious anil ommunlcahle dieass and the venereal diseases are placed especially in lh.it el.iss Yy th state board of health. These diseas-s are more. fl;mp rous to hralth and life nn 1 1 the isafety of future generations t than any other disc.ises under tho hUr anil should reiaive th most attention. "There are no sp.-. i il appropriations for th1 maintenance of any work in the health department except for the Isolutio.i Hospital and Jiborator' work and both of thsc are by special contra, t; in the first Instance with th county who ' erected the building on condition that the city health l-partinor.t maintained it; and in the second inMaiii'i' Willi ine .miui i.-nu Tioratory as-.x-iation at a stipulated .".mount. Bui t h- v y eontrolier plans to has a ; I adv laid his naudtcao th" clinic pen ear. "In my budget for the wurk of the health .b" part no n! for 1 P L' 1 I i i'lchnii'l im th l!-t fd sa !.t ? les. the" a! lrl, of the :;ws.. arid cb i k of the T ; r. i . and ciMiMtt in the lai-- i I'cll.inoo'is fund tu take are of thn Constipation 'is b st ti f .it. d by a veite'.ahl remedy that makes th.o liver active and rotrulate.s the boweN without ll5' oiafi'Tt. WENDELL'S Ve0t3bls Cathartic Liver Tatlsts ielie.- sick head.i he. in licestimi. nul al! morbid conditions due to th" tmh.ealthy art'.on of la-r and Kidneys. These litt!" rhoco'ate-ccated tablets are peasant to ta!;o and .n t K?ntly v itho:t any bai ,i f ier-etTects Cm t a box of Wende!!" Iav-r Tablets today at Wettick's Cut Rate Vruz "tore or any leading dru?: store. I.irtre box for ''ö cms Advt. csi: Tili: r3 E W SUN m Fran fl SIM 2 KAISMb on Tin: GrandTYusTk Railway Put on especially for you ta vis t fr.ends and relitiws or take A S.'mrii .-nri lay Outing. EAST liOlM). Tra Olivers T eo ni Le.ire S -.uth Fer..! 7 K .1. rv. 2 :'. p. in. .Arrive t'a5-p"li" T ."-4 a. :a . 3 :'. . v.l. Arrive M r.-!'.ui 2t n. in . Arrive Vl'-Wshur- . a. u.. 3 -." p. m. Arrive liattle r.li r:i a. ia.. 4:0 p. m. uir nor.vn. r.ve P.attle Crtx'k .'. 20 p. 12 :10 r.o.-,:i. Le-irf Vli.-Whln:ri; e. 13 j. m . :."d p. ;rs. I, ave Mar.'llsi f, :4". j-. m . 1 :1J j ia. baic !-wl! 7.15 p. :n.. 1 .31 ;. ra. Arrive south Bend . 1 p. , 2:07 p. lu. Arrhe Klvtr s-12 p a. At.!. T. A McNutt. Tikt At-nt. C. T. Hallway Stirion, So-h Ib-nd. ph ne lliln '.et fer e ns to a p'ul ple to -.j.en.l Sun.biy, t.sklne h. vattab-' f the t-v Grjiei Truuk rice.

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Heir to Roumanian throne, snapped upon his arrival In New York city, is seen talking to friendly admirer.-- who seem much Interested in his onversation. He i.i on a tour of the United States, having covered all of Kurope. Recently while he was in New York city a dinner was Kiven in his honor by Jurms Gerard, former ambassador to Germany, which was attended by somi of the more Important personages of the citv.

u-'-neral work of the clinic." The controller, in prrswuinK this budget to the city council, eliminated the salaries for the nurse and clork and ft as -much In the miscellaneous fund us lie though was necessary for the department. Ioctor Was IMons-!. When thf council's committee nned favorable- to accept my bud-;---t. the city controller' otfict persuaded the commItte to supple-ni'-nt Its budget with $5,000 for the v-nral riisen-. clinic, making no mention of the salaries in the salary list. Thi.-i surprised and pleased mo because th amount was more than I had asked for. "The Afriean in the wood pile" came to lii;ht yesterday when Mr. SAvys.irt said the $3, .00 for the clinic could b-, usel onlvfr clinic work and that salaries of the nurse and clerk must come from elsewhero because no mention had been made of these, in the ralary Hit. Of i i" j f Jjj j y (

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Shoes at fair prices for young men and men who keep young have always been a feature of our store. With the advent of the fall and winter season, we again offer sh oes that are up with the times; priced at figures that will not wreck a man's pay envelope. The styles and shapes are many, all made of the best brands of leather throughout. We quote the following descriptions and prices for your consideration:

1 H Beacon's English $9.00 Wonderful value at the price in a beautiful mahogany lace. Dark Brown English $7.00 In lace style Goodyear welt soles. Come in and look them over. 131 North

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.3 - i . ' . , -f 'V Ml " '1:11 II im 1 t F Ü1 course It is impossible to run the clinic without a nurse and clerk and therefore there could be no clinic next year. But our very careful controller forgot himself for the time b?ingr. and his attention is now called to that lapse of memory by anklng him why he has paid the salary of the care taker of the Isolation Hofpltal for almost three years with no "compunction of conscience" when there was no stipulation made in the salary list for this functionary of the health department. "Tho public must ee through the controller's objections to the venereal disease clinic. His intention is to kill this important work, of which he hau always spoken in the most derisive way, in my presence at least, and only yesterday at the Board meeting had .a hearty lauph over a smutty allusion to it." isigned 1. G. I'REYERMUTH. Regal's Pall Mall $12.00 The Pall Mall makes an ideal shoe for business and street wear. Beacon's Blucher $8.00 A genuine comfort shoe in Cordo Calf. A moderately priced tan shoe. J CLi J 1 a Michigan St.

ORGANIZE WORK FOR EX-SOLDIERS

Department of Information Now Established at Chamber of Commerce. Ex-oldiers who wish to know their exact fltatus should call at the Chamber of Commerc. The work Is being organized and the ca."3 of all men In the local district are transferred to the local ofHce at the Chamber of Commerce. Counties under Indiana local office number one, are: Adams, Allen. DeKalb, Klkhart, Fulton. Huntington Jasper. Kosciusko. L-iGranpe, Like. L-aporte. Marshall. Newton, Noble, Porter, Pulaski, St. Joseph. Starke, Stubend. Wabash. Well, and Whitley. There Is an orcnins in the local office at the Chamber of Commerce for employment to an ex-soldier. Only a capable clerk statisticlai , der civil regulations will be employed. Try- NEWS-TIMES Want Ads

AUTOGRAPH YOUR HANDKERCHIEFS Have your signature machine embroidered on each one. $ 1 .50 a dozen. Order now.

4 Days Left to Shop During the August Blanket Sale 15 Discount 4 15

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LOCAL REPUBLICA?S JOAT PILGRIMAGE TO FROKT PORCH SHRIKE

Republicans c,f the 13th diftrict nnoJ own front porch, it was announced Thursday, following a meeting of republicans hold Wednesday evening. A special train, via New York Central, will pick up the pilgrims at L-aporte. South Bend, Flkhart. 1c.5hen and Kendallville, according to present plansDoth men and women, it Is planned, will he included in th party, which will leave South Bend at about S a. m.. South Bend time, J and which will return the sime day leaving Marlon at 6 p. m. TO PH HS KVT PIjAY. A playlet staged and enacted by the children who are summer residents at the Preventorium at Healthwln will he presented to the rublic Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock on the grounds at Healthwin hospital. visrrs iun cnos. Mtss Marie Ziker. field representative of the lake division of th Red Cross is visiting local headquarters. Store Opens ms

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When the winter winds come whistling around the corners, when the snow blows along the streets and the sleighbells jingle, then you will need warm furs. Are you going to be provided with them? Perhaps, but at what cost?

You know when fur pieces are well designed and skilfully made. You are fully capable of appreciating the dexterity of the expert furrier. You understand what dignity of mode means in furs. We have therefore, assembled from different parts of the continent the very best we could find in artistically and stylishly made up skins in order to satisfy your desires. These we offer for your inspection and approval.

Scarfs Shaped Hudson Seal Scarfs with pockets and turnback collar $ 1 85.00 less 15. Straight Scarf of Hudson Seal, with pockets, $150.00 less 15. Black and Brown Coney Scarfs at $22.50 and $37.50 less 157c Natural Mink in various sizes and shapes $50.00, $65.00, $95.00 and $ 1 65.00 less 15. Beautiful Marten Scarfs $59.50, $85.00 and $100.00 less 15.

Chokers Rich Stonemarten of one skin Of two skins $130.00

Natural Sable Choker, beautiful quality, one skin $100.00 and $145.00 less 15.

FILES SUIT TO ENFORCE CONTRACT

Aks Thal Heirs! of Albert Estate Close Land Deal. Jacob Weis-s, administrator of ie

estate of the late John Albeit. h.lälShmvn bv the number of them hat'f;rl

starred suit apalnt-t Dert and Rose Klatt. Mary Moon and the .evrral lawful lulr5 f the deceased, asking for the completion of a realty con.ract which he drew ir before Albert's dath. Ilert and Rose Klatt. according; to the complaint acrreed to pay at their convenience Jl.nOO with Interest fcrj the property. Before the transfer hd I been made Albert died nd left no I j revision for the exchange. The Klatts are willlnp to pay the balance due and Weiss a?ks that the deal be ennsumnted 50 he ca collect the money due him. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Frank Haan. Civil war veteran, was (scheduled to furnlh muMc for a rally to obtain rooms for the nation. il G. A. It. rnoainpnient. FVank h? his Civil war tti Tlicre was no rnlly.

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j PLUMS PLENTIFUL 1 ON CITY MARKET!

Potatoes Sell at Sixty Cent? a Peck Corn Brinp? Thirtv Cent: i Plums are plentiful this ear .-is shown by the number of them 'hat are brought to the city market. The, were sold for ! S cents a r.uart Thursday corning. The pears rai.cr .1 from $2 to 53 a bushel. Poache iTousht 0 cents per basket md appls from J1..5 to 12 Muskmelons and . , . home Krou n. trough. a bushel. water:r.elc:s. from 10 t" 10 cents apiece. Ton.atoes at fl.c-1 a bushel and potitoes at fio cents a peck were on the market. A rtn ears of weet corn cost 2f cer.t. Thursday morninp. ' Pprlncers" wre 4 5 cents a pound and old chickTs sold fvr 3f cents a pound. . th-r prices remained about th samt Odor Bros. Contractors and Builders. U "2 P Franklin st., Lincoln SI 4 7. 31

CLOTHES FOR SCHOOL AND COLLEGE Almost everything the school children and stu dents need may be obtained at this store.

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During August we are selling fur coats, scarfs and neck pieces at a discount of 5cc. If you are wanting furs you should accept this discount and buy now. Four shopping days are all that remain of our August Fur Sale. "A word to the wise is sufficient."

Coats Hudson Seal with Sable Squirrel collar and bell cuffs, 36 inches long, with belu-$460.00 less 15. A coat of highest grade Hudson Seal pelts, expert workmanship, and in fact everything that denotes quality and substantiality; 45 inches long; deep, natural squirrel cape collar $850.00 less 15. A Mole Coatee with large cape collar and deep back, belted $450.00 less 15. We are showing only one net price coat. This is a beautiful Hudson Seal, 36 inches long, natural or marten collar, bell cuffs, belt, handsome lining $395.00.

Collars Seal Collar, good size $35.00

Large Beaver Collar $1 10.00 less 15

SICK WIFE SAVES MAN FROM JAIL

John Julius Plead. Guilty to Unlawful Pos-esMon of Liquor. John .Jur.a. i-.-.th . a ar.i .-?: s .r. c:v o-jrt Th'.:r1i v ir. orr. ir -r uhfn h entere i ri r'.ti ( ' trui'.t; to . chirp of th unlau f . r.'.. n fact -r e of 1 r. j a ; f n : e r. . s p e r. .1 f 1 '.. h f Ii:his -howed tha' !a i; id ; rckly w.f r"-n to sjpp rt. lit . r. t f : x ! d 'he childcurt '. 1 T- r r v- Tt--i r.4nn'af C : r - , f his privat, uf .'hire l w .f o ; r.i : d ischa r. c naml'i:rj d '.ce. a rped .Taspe- Kyr. 144 Ran .rri t rharp-i! with, operatjn.c a motor --,-;thou: a licer.s-. as j;-.er a pe-dd f.-.e r ?1 and Ci 's. Harr-. Pe'Iraff charged :'h opratinc .t motor car with a-. ;--ri arrai iO'rninc 4 Davs Left to Shop T"N .1 uurinsr tne August Furniture Sale 10 Discount less