South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 297, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 24 October 1921 — Page 5

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

.MONDAY nVEVINfi. OOTOnnn 34, IMf,

JAPAN DELEGATES RECEIVE WELCOME IN CAPITAL CITY

foreign Representatives to Disarmament Conference

Arrive

in asliington.

WASHINOTOX. Oct. 2 4. Thj Inr:.a tJ.'naI ronferenc! for Imitation . f armament and discussion of Pa- . ir;c and far eastern question., inlti.ifil hy Prent Harding entered : inJ.-iy the final phas of construction with the arrival hr of, a conunKont (.f Jup.iritao olhcial pirtlcl..ints, th first delegation from the invited Ki'Vcrnrnents t') reach the

rnited States capital. The visitors! re received by otfleials of this!

viHrnr:i-nt and were cheered voclf--r.-uly by thousands of spectators

who lined the streets extended tho tl WM performed.

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High School Boy Badly Injured In Scrimmage

Sledal to The Newt TIkm . IHKJIAKT, InJ.. Oct. 24 Albert ISn&lehart, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs.

i Peter Kmlhart of thi city. I In ! the general hospital here In a dangerous condition following an opera

tion during- wnicn nis lert kidney was removed, the kidney havin? been ruptured In four plare in a scrimmage In the IT.khart-Mishawa-ka hlgfa school football game at Mlshawaka Saturday. The young1 man was muck in the nlde in a mass play, but did not think he was seriously hurt and stuck to the end of the game. After the frame his side pained him and he went to a Mlahawaka phyplcian anl later took a car for Elkhart. Arriving at home he was seized hy convulsions and hemorrhages and

was rushed to a hospital where an

part of the nation's

ctlzenshtp. MaJ. Gen. K. Tanuku, heading the military advisory utaff of his government, in a statement issued Boon after his arrival formally expressed wishes for "the success of the noble i:;c Initiated by I'res't Harding' with the object of relieveing all the nations from the miseries of war and from the heavy expenditure incidental to the rivalry of armaments nmor.g the various nations aj well

as from the desire that the millions! w ho fell In the Armagedon have not! died in vain.-' Ho declared there J

was not the slightest hesitation on the part of his companions "In tendiring our respect and well wishes h to the success' of thj conference. Improslic (Vn'inoi'. The delegation' arrival was sigitHlled by impressive ceremonies at the union station. Ottlcera reprewnting the state, department, the army and navy had scarcely been introduced to the visitors before the military band began the Japanese national anthem, following a moment later with The Star Spangled Manner. Arr y automobiles, lettered "U. S. A." were In waiting and soon the delegates, preceded by a cavalry troop from Fort Myer, Va., and accompanied by American otMcers, began the procession through the city to their hotel residence. From the station to the hotel, crowds ansembeld in the streets. cheer?d and applauded, the visitors In each Instance returning immediately their friendly greetings. On. Tanaka headed the six other Japaneso army delegates while Vice Admiral Kanjl Kato was the senior ranking naval oflicer. The delegation was met by Robert Woods Bliss, third assistant secretary of state. Admiral Robert E. Coontz, representing tho navy, and by Brig. Gen. Andrew Brewster for the army. Both American military representatives were accompanied by other distinguished otflcials of their respective fervices. Monday will be passed by the delegation receiving the courtesy committees from government executives and exchanging visits among members of tho diplomatic corps. Afterwards the visitors will begin flcrual preparation Incident to participation In the conference and to the arrival of other members of their conference group, already enroute.

The young man !: a highly popu

lar student and his Injury Is a hock to the city.

YES, IT DOES PAY TO ADVERTISE, IS THIS GIRL'S YIEW

CHICAGO. Oct. 2 4. Charles F. Clyne, United States district attorney, Sunday was summoned over tho long distance- tulephone to Washington by Attorney General Daugherty. Mr. Clyn f-iid he presumed the summons was over the railroad strike situation.

SULPHUR SOOTHES UGLY, ITCHING SKIN

The First Application Makes Skin Cool and Comfortable.

Pretty Joliet (Ills.) Miss Weds Wealthy Louisiana Oil Man.

Oct. 24 It pays

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to advertise. Catehrine Peterson, the pretty 20-year-old Joliet girl who recently offered hernelf in marriage at the minimum price of' $3.000, i convinced that it doe. Iist night she arrived In Chicago with her husband, James Edward Miller, wealthy oil man of Louisiana, whom fhe selected from the hundreds of applicants for her hand who responded to her offer made through newspapers. The couple drove from Joliet. They were married shortly after noon yesterday at the Joliet courthoure. "The whole affair .sounds terribly businesslike," the bride naid. "But it Ln't really a question of money at all. It's" the made the proper hesitation and vb-cal modulation "it's a question of love." Mr. 'Miller admitted that it was true. "I was flitting In the lobby of- a hotel In Shreveport, Ia., my home town." he paid, "about a month -go, reading "a Chicago paper. Seeing Miss Peterson's picture on the front pae, I wrote her a letter, tiering her $3,000 for her education without any strings attached. "I told her I wiu willing to pay for her schooling without taking ad vantage of her counter offer. In a few days came her answer. It was a flat refusal of my offer. " 'I have made a proportion,' it stated, 'and I'm port enough not to back out and take advantage of your good nature. If you should happen to come to Joliet soon, I should be glad to meet you." "Her reply convinced me of her sincerity and I took the next train to Joliet."

COMI'KIj kvacvatiox. PARIS. Oct. 24. Soldiers Sunday night hurriedly compelled the evacuation of tho population in the vicinity of the fort at Aubervilliers, two miles outside Paris, when fire broke out and caused the explosion of gas and other shells.

If you are suffering from eczema ir some other torturing, embarrassing skin trouble, you may quickly be rid of It by using Mentho-Sul-phur. declares a noted skir. specialist. This sulphur preparation, because of its germ destroying properties, i-eMi'in fails to quickly subdue itching, even of fiery eczema. The first application makes the skin cool and ( mfortablc. Rash nnd blotches are healed rieht up. Mentho-Sulphur is .'ppllcd like any pleasant cold cream ; t'l i- perfectly harmless. You can l't.ün a small jnr from any good Jrurrist Adv.

PARREANT Schoo! of Music

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(Credentials) William. Lincoln fif,02.

There They Are And There They Go! Ads about apartments for rent won't last long in The NewsTimes' claFfdfled columns during Real Estate Week, which began Sunday, October 23. You'll see an attractive apartment offered for rent one day. But the next try to find it! Take that apartment you want to rent, for instance. Would you like to call up The News-Times otlice some day next week and say, "Stop my ad: I've founO a satisfactory tenant"? That's what plenty of South Bend apartment owners will be doing, because everybody in the city who is looking for an apartment for the coming year will be watching The News-Time3 Real Estate columns throughout this week. Scores of people will be reading these ads. If yours is there, they'll come around to look over your apartment. If it isn't, they'll overlook it. Make sure of a tenant next week call Main 2100 and ask for a real estate ad-taker today.

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If we could show you an investment in South Bend property with a return of 8 interest and participating in the additional profits so that, conservatively, you could expect 15 to 20 percent would you buy? Sold in $100 lots and up. Without obligation to myself I would like to know of your investment.

Crime and Insanity Are Closely Related, Warden Fogarty Declares MtJ.VCIK. Ind.. Oct. 2 4 Crime! Warden Fogarty .n hi address and infinity tre closely relnted and ! ld the care piven at the state

every court in the state should have an expert on mental diseases. ald

eularly successful. h Kaid

other institutions In

hospitals in Iowa and Illinois. Wisconsin. M'..nesota and California have be-en .nipplied with looms and instructions from the state prison. "Occupatlor.nl therapy or work

treatment." said Warden Fosmrty. is

prison to Insane criminals. Thes i rfnrply the means of giving the pat-i

and six Its form is transmitted from pat-

Indiana andints to offspring, then we must

make offsprings from persons so afflicted impossible."

defectives, he 3id. art hou.'ed In an

Warden K. .1. Fogarty. of the. Indl- insane hospital, operate 1 In conecar.a state prison. In his address here! tln with the prison. Through the

Sunday nlerht at the Indiana state

lent training in habit of applied attention, it is a form treatment. which makes the patient happily.

conference of charities and eorrec

tlons. The conference opened Saturday night and wtl he in .ion throughout Tuesday.

f-jitahUshment of occupational ther-! le ILsbk to deterioration, easier to apy. the condition of thew men hasi care for and more orderly.

been much Improved, according to the prieon warden. Introduction of the weaving industry has been parfl-

Declartr.g that Insanity and crime are closely related. Warden Fogarty declared "that if Insanity in any of

STIlAMFm ON' HOCKS. SKA TT LI, Wash., Oct. 24. Th" I.vitpr oam?r Alameda of the Alaska stcarrwhip company N on the rooks Vwuthe.w: of iSeward. Alaska, but a'.I aboard are ?fe. according to a meaic received here today by officials if the company. The Alameda If-ft Seward early Saturday bound f-r SatTl via Southeastern Alaska ports

The flent Well, jrire me back the

dlsmorvds I leave you. ! The Lady Xo; diamond rmei Kone up; but T wi:i Klve yo i rark j whit th?v cot von. Toronto Tel- !

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Fan are earned by men and women of every' iank in China. It j Is a compliment to invjte a friend j

or d Ifning"uLahe1 friiest to write e.o m sentiment on the hcfs fjn as a memento of th occasion of hu pleasant visit.

LQNTZ BROS. 602 S. Michigan St. Phones:

Main 164 Lincoln 5164

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INTERSTATE SECURITIES CORPORATION Oliver Annex Bldg. South Bend, Ind.

TUESDAY, OCT. 25th Come early and get the choice of these wonderful values.

OVER METROPOLITAN 5c TO 50c STORE 219 S. Michigan St.

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TUESDAY, OCT. 25' This sale brings bargains that will fairly startle this town.

That Shatters All Former Records as to Style and Quality With Real Value 1000 New Fall Dresses to Be Sold Below the Cost of Making Their charm and originality will instantly captivate you the styles are superb. They exemplify fashion's very newest style ideas for autumn wear. It will be to your advantage if you will arrange to be here when the doors open, if possible, as there are many, many fine Dresses in this sale that may not be duplicated this season at the price. Then, again, by delaying your visit the very Dress yowanted may be gone. All the newest fall colorings, with Black, Navy and Erown predominating.

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Charrning Velvets Cant oil Crepes Stylish Tricotines Cliarmevtse Kitten s Ear Crepe

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French Serges Soft Satins Crepe de Chine Poiret Twill Jerseys

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Mawelloiis Values We Ever Heard of

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Mannish Tailored Sport Coats

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Beautiful Tailored ßport Oo its for flappers, of heavy materials that resemble coats that men wear. In short and three-quarter length styJea. They are the rae of the east and are bound to b the faä among the smart dressers.

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Remarkable Value-Giving Sale

Ail at One Price-

$1.99

The story is short. Our millinery chief, desiring to create a sensation by presenting something far out of the ordinary to start off the season, made arrangements to offer these hats at a remarkable price.

The hats were supplied by three of our best millinery establishments in New York City concerns noted for their smart hats and for the good materials which they use.

We have decided to off er the entire collection at $1.99

and sweep the town with a real millinery value

When the sale opens up in the morning you will find the millinery section a perfect field of $1.99 hats. There are upward of 250 different models, so you may imagine something of the selection. Hats with fringe, with ostrich tips, with quiUs. with iet beads

and ornament, and the new hats edged with chantilly or filet laces. Our best suggestion is for you to see the window display we have made of these hats. Come downtown tonight if you can and have a look at them. We can visualize the throngs of women that thij good news will bring.

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