South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 112, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 22 April 1922 — Page 7

SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL 22. 1922

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

In Bank Fraud

Fans Keep U. S. Radio Expert Busy

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acuum Tube Is Needed r.y is. I. DI ..,

in t'r, K.iilio Institut- of Anirrica I Ii i'i: '..- .-. ;,t o;;t by r:. .i:.r? ' f th.- eh..!---.- ,'iti'l !;-. iviiK' of .i ; :!:ioii.'h .1 ( ;i n.t con tiu- : ir.'I '1' t.i r;- ail riui.t f.-r ' '- - -.'Ii--'.-. P. ;t (! y will i -. ; t r..r. eh i,.- ;;.:j-i--. !

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) th- r!Mto .ir.1 f'il'imr.t curroni. j forms a common r."-feitivr. j Th- Krkl :5 '..'ici-.I I..-:twf-on th j I;!arr.f-nt ur.d tho r't- ar.-i acts as t j controlling rknunt of tho oloctror. Mirrnts l-.tw-rri Üan.'.r.t un ji'.atr. j Sin . r tii-- j Lit- m th' t ;'o- Ins

tr-:n thrown r.ff ly tl;f tilamon: iiro Ptror.crly attraO.i throüch th.i vanium an! an incrcard curror.t. i!ow, This a'.ti ;us an acccl'.r.itor of tho curront. r,v proper rul-Ltion of controllinar d-1cf in a vacuum tuLo transmittir.i: st. th tub is made a sui r rno -roJurrr of rxapnrtic wavs.

To show its advantaco ov r the ?ya- j t -m nipIoyinK th clvare and d!s- ; charge of a condenser thri ut;h an inductance ;ls prciouIy Jescribfd, let us take two ships, one employ-!

1nrr the vacuum tube and the other t fpark pap. Tili tube cft. usin only thrc--f;uartcr Kilowatts (150 vo'.ts), r.m

transmit a message from the En

lish channel or Mediterranean porLü

wiluasi t Ti:nni:Li.

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; :nd th:- Ii'- jted filament c-mit elec-

n :pioy th. va.; nialst pi. cf of matter known and ' K1. fV.lt' lil'ir f'Ut;i!'.; Cirrv th. U)ir.!l lMU,u-n ,.V,- r,,. ,.f

:.!p'-:.' n: of va - au ru neirativo electricity.

- r :. rr .i f. ae positive current is rassel tn tho

arv- or !.. a:i tttb'. an :n.iN i plate m tho tube and the. electrons of fh:'" ' !:; nt-;i -1 tung-'en lila- j are drawn to tho pUto through the Tu( v- ' f "il"r r I'ick- ; Krj.J andi vacuumed space. an a", i! ot- nickel plate plic.di You ui!l recall that KimnlA mac-

neti.-m teaches us that bediea of dissimilar charres attract u positive charpo will attract a negative, but will repel another positive charge. Tiie vacuous space between tho lilamejtt and plate is conductive In one direction only. The negative of both

In a b.itlv iniio-d f.,'lass tub.-. Ti ' ! ;!! tu. taps taken from

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:"r"in the pTa.f

ard ?; uh i- fi-..,; th jrid. Thf"re diaun thioji,ii the ba-c ef :h tube anu con n .-?-! to t mall po?ts. 'urr-nt i-- j-upplb-d to flu filameni until i: is brought to lnca ivlsrt-nco

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MAN CONFESSES TO DEATH GUILT

Iirutal -Murder in Chkauo

ulvcl in Few Hour? j Alter Discovery. i I ClllCAr,'. ,;.r:l LT Thomas iLe.'jrh. J7. tn ! iy cor.f-s. e J to the trutal mard'-r of an unident;:;- I b.- ir. Ie wh.-e r.ude b- dv w a fou: d

a mo it c van on t h-

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he--, acc-rdirg to W.i;..;ra 0'Cor.r.r.

J ir- ii-ute-nan.

Ho ich, .vi rr !;r; to O'Connor, r.v-t the pirl and tr ok her to his aparti n nt.

I "We ijuarreb'd." Hich was )- ; ported t j hivo sa.d. ,-I took a pun ;..n l beat her witii it. I saw she sa ;dad, .-o I -arried l-r c.:t an ! pki.d jhe- body in a movirg .m." ! Two sch'.cl i.y, jiayin-r about the

rib

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lot. fniin d the body.

The hr- tlo o-y of tlu- poli.-e was

ha th.- wtmn had be.n .-lain in

ronif t.e.irby apart;nnt building and t licr b iy !,ron-at To t!ie r.ie.vinLr va::.

Lverett" H. l'caccck, former r re-.-i- A trail. a. if a body had be en dragdetit of the Milwaukee-Irving State ! ?r vi. and the imprints of a man's

! bank, Chicago, i.s one of n sin -av- strength to this theory.

Km ' against whom the state's t tnnu-v a rr-,r.i: t . ti -,.,o:rf the to'H

.ays he will ask Indictment.'. The J apparently was that of a woman oi bank, otflcials charge, was looted ef j s-. ming refira-mont and prosperity. I46S.000. Peacock has issued a Kt.ite- j Th- bodv wa- Ivin-: on .t side with ! I !

ment saving lie knows nothing f ! the faee twist:- 1 downward. ,

the misset: funds.

GUAM) DUCIILSS II. K AMsTKHDAM, April 21. The

!;ooi iiorsi:ii:i:ri; rou may,

Has excellent article endorssnc th ' KKLVINATOH KU-ctri- Kef rigera' or i

,-ranu duchess of Mecklenburg Is ! s(, it ar j;u.ctric ?ervi-e C o.. 11

srr;oUsiy in according to news today. 117 YV. Colfax Ave. 113

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to the United States costal radio

tation.s. A ship with the old sys-

tuons. A ship until the old pys-.i f---- p. 'T VV Q ;7 H ,Ä r tern spark gas using live kilowatts ; N l yi $ L tt COf.r, wattst woul(1 be doin? very fcj EjU if1 h H 1 & tlA ) fiM well to cover 2500 miles. fj Ü V t!-3 uMu XZ? Ü ITö

im gain in tne tube set i.s due

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wnolly to tlio vacuum tune itself tj with its multiplication of current pi within the tuh? the Increa-so due to the attraction of electrons thrown off the tila.ment to the positively p'-

cluarged piates. ! '.'1

Thi is why the vacuum, tube increases tho Incoming signal strength in a receiving set from 2G to .10

: time nvf-r the recoivinrr ic.wer if t

the crystal detector.

I Have Leased the Entire 2nd Floor at

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lie wag-ged a

visit to America, solemn head:

"She's got her divorce, that wife of his . . .

'Tve told you In my letters how he

'ontinuetl Trora Our Iast Issue. He f-toi'ped his swinging arm. holding his hand above the flames. "lh- that dwelleth in love dwelltth in Iod and (iod In him; for God is

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iO. iio nptnea ins lingers, and went on after that collapse, that the- crumpb'd letter fell and was con- brain hemorrhage. I told you we got iimcl. lie pu.shed himself up from I Ormond Clive on to him. Clive was th mantelpiece and turned and went j a friend of that Lady Tybar. She ever to Twyning and steo-l e.v.-r him! was with Sabre all the time. Pretty au-ain. II., i atted Twyniny's he aving i w.-H eve ry day I'd look in. Kvrry t'::ould"rs. "The re, there. Twyning. ! .lay Ormond Clive would come. Time Had luck. Pad luck. Hard. Hard, j an.j a g:in we'd stand around the bed.

i.ear up. lwyning. sobin r s d-ath.:we thr

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But he did not answer. She said, "Have you been thinking, in these weeks, while you've been coming on, what you are going to do?" His hand, that had been crumpling up the sheet, were now laid flat before him. Ilia eyes, that had been regarding her, were now averteel from her. fixed ahead. "There is nothing I can do, in tho way you mean." She was silent a little time. "Marko, we've not talked at all about the greatest thing of course they've told you the Armistice, the war won. England, your England

that you loved so, at peace, victor!- p

ous; those dark years done. England (

her own again. Your dear England, Marko."

He said, "It's no more to do with i

me. Frightful things have happened to me. Frightful things." She went on. "There's your book

your 'England." You have that to L-jJ

go to now. And all your plans do you remember telling me all your

plans? Such splendid plans. And f ,

lirst of all your 'England' that you 4 loved writing so" r A

IT p-airl "Tt rnn't hp. Tt can't be fcY '

230 South iishigan Street PAXON BLDG. I will have the Best Modern Equipped

j Salesrooms, and my own Work Shops.

mm MililOllilOeiFiBS'

FOR MY NEW BIG IDEA SPECIAL PRICES During My Moving Sale

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Pb .1 for Ins . oun- j and extraordinary business! There hj began again to speak.

Pad luck,! was his bodv. alive, breathinir His -lib "I don't want to hear those

" ! mind, his consciousness, his ego hi s- They have nothing to do with

:. inarticupif. pushed up: self. Iiis watever you like to call it rje i

an. I I It for Sabre's ha nd ::or there. Awav. A!Knt Vot in 1 then aroused himself and spoke t-:'

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".i-iu-.i it ana ?'r.i.'.-i' a it e,u- that place. t had a nrmness in nis voice Iiis : "Yestcrdav Ormond Clive- sab! s- "And I'll tell you this." he said

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i-' iin. ' Til re. th- re. b micht be cautiously approached ' "This was what I said I had to tell Yjl f'd. Harb f'in. .jfath abo-jt tnin-s. For three weeks past -V(,lJ- Vhen you go. you are not to h-1 " He (!;-. v.- ' he's not let us mo er that baiv ! return. I don't want to see you

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t;;: n.-l and T.'ar s. o him. Yesterdav we were -'iain."

"' Au ti '-m Co- 00m. permittf l a-rain; ami I took steps to - Hp- !.!-- -:-. p:i; t there first. Von know vnii'ra

Mr. Por rur .-'y d .! tou.- thai u if, ' divorced you, old man?' He v d; ha-i , - his o:n. : . walk - , said painfully. Ycs I know. I rein.: . ry -b.-Ai-.- and with his hand m.-nib.r that. Jl t..e wall ;. steady himself. "Of course it will rnmo haL- tn

,!' '-hly ill - . . 'him in time that the business hadn't ' -rto own room, un- i happen d before his illness. Intime : him f-.- many months, iu'li b.-m to grope after detailed " ' ''"'-- !'. more a v. d ! ''oib , tion. and he'll begin to real- ' o into th fatnilia- that h- never did go through it : n.-.':: u- -b s;;. He put his and that it must have happened : b,.: . the d- .-'v and lud h:s . while he was ill. There'll be another

p.. a th.

She drew a breath, steadying her-, f 3

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!'i '-b. cumulative ; tldrg. too. He'll find his wife has m to I e shaken with : married again. Yes, fact! I heard :: a- with so'-, oh, j in a roundabout way that she's going ' ' marry an old neighbor of theirs. : a ; door ooenr i ' .-h.t;. called Ma,ior Millet, Hopscotch :; " at d. 1 i. --tared j Mill, t. old Sabre used to call him. :"!''-d-'i in-!i--n itmn. ; He.w. v r. that's not the. thing that ' ! : 1 ' t a I ; w ;;j have happened and will make h:ra thank God. What do I mean?

:d t. :-, YV ;i. tl-.at's t Hing; and I don't feel It.y to it's (;u;te mine to tell. Tell von

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self. "Why not, Marko?"

"Because what's been has been. iE.-' Dene. I've been through frightful fthings. They're on me still. They V always will be on me. But from everything that belongs to them I ,r'ü

want to get right away.

going to." "What are you going to do?" "I don't know. Only get right away."

She got up. "Very well. I understand." She turned away. "It grieves me, Marko. But I under- f;v?

stand, i ve always understood you. u-,J

.ne lui neu Hfciiin unu lunie cioso u him. "That's what you're groing to do. Do you know what I'm going to do?"

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ing deeply. jj'v'T

"I'm going to do what I ought to

I lia' done the minute I came into

Order Your Clothes Now. Better Values, Better Workmanship AT POPULAR PRICES The Best Clothing Values in South Bend

220 S. Michigan St.

ha r. b- on S wi; :t. you come around and have a1 ' ' room. I hadn't quite the courage ;iliJj'l!!m:!j'!l!imni

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,00 , ,umc up. -n n.'.s tace. . ,iar.- b. . t he'll be on the road towards lV- I"' -':r. I'm 1 it by then and perhaps tell us him--a:.'t uet up." ; s. it." " : "cm- d. " a n't cet Sal re was sitting propped tip in - 1 awaiting who next might come.

1 say. I think some- The nurse had told him he was to I to m. . I can't c t h i - Niters that :norning.

1. 1' iicot cpe;uj and one came In.

fe. ,,!!!iil,i!ll!l!!i:;!!in!!!l!IH!li;!!!!i;iniS!!ii!!n!:!!iH'!!

old chap tomorrow. I This." dllilili.Ill.aiiiiilKilililiaillHliilliJtilliilll.li.Slili.iliilllH

She suddenly stooped over him S

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She encircled him with her arms and 5p slightly raiseti him to her. She put her lips to his and kissed him and 17? held him so. "You arc never going to leave me, rvrr Marko. Xcver, never, never, till t death." LH He cried. "Beloved. Beloved." and U clung to her. "Beloved. Beloved!" rl and clung to her . . . ES THE END.

PRESIDENTS CHARIOT Jl TO BE STAGE COACH ill

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said to him. "Marko!" had no reply that he could

" h !ipp'-d off a fur that she was '.i.n-i an I came and sat down beh.bi. She wore what h- would ..i-.- tho -.eht of as a kind of waist-

1 a thing, cut like Iiis own waist-! SKATTPK. April 21. Commuters L-F ' '-a: short; and opened above j between Seattle and Nonh Bend a waitcoat but turned back in j !'tv rniles east of here, will scon . wi.ib- rolbd rdinc. revealing all have the privilege of riding in an . - r thro.:. She had a little close- j automobile which. Icyf than two ; jEZ .tt;: , h..i- i an.b .l with fbtwers ar.d j years ago. was the private car of . -c t ;l depended from it. She Wo od row Wilson while he was Presl- ; ba k th. eil. Peau'y aoode in ; dent of the rnite.l States. 'r

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5 . I I. ft him. Noma s.i.d to H r I a s they ca m- d'.vn t h. ps f f -v.i.' H-sp : 1! "Th re - a .1 thi-i ua f. : ,; ,-f, Mr. Iii; ... "... n Wind, if Wj-tr r c cars Sj rir. bo fil ehtr. i? "It enmes to me now. Tb. r,. m'tJ l- a t'.irrdr. r.w. If l.e .p. ,- t!!b a turnlnc CIA PTI'P V!IT

e. Hap-oc.l had said: and. as per- ; model, was recently purchased ":

by rjmil Arneson and William Coeh r" ran. operators of a stage line, an 1 ' l-j is being fitted up for the North Bend ; run. 12 The chassis will be lengthened t J ' 21 feet, the machine fitted with ' fpE le-ather-upho'.stereJ seats FulTicient I

I to carry- 21 passengers, a smoking !

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' 1 1 1 ;i.u;ii'H ii.. cumpariment w;;n silver asa trays,,"-

"Vf i'v.. b.-en very 111: oh. so I'd." and a compartment for wemen in- ! r

stalled.

de , ply ir.habvl. her serene and r-.I-r b-at;ty j-enetratd Sabre's - ; ooprl up. watching her. IIi -on . thing to say to her. "Hew Ion z i ;t since I hae seen .:. Nona?" "It's a month .'ir.ee I w.v here. x I r, t.

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j P.- .-aid -lowly. "Yes. I think I've j - n down in a pretty deep place." i "You're- going to be splendid now.

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Mcst white oxfords shrink; these won't; they're Manhattans, and that's why we sell so many. Made with collar attached; plain or buttoned down. Very good looking and worn at the office, school, for golf as well

as dress.

They'

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j : e !M not respond to her tone. He!Jonn Hatfield, eldest son of the fa:;a:" 1 " c"nu on a lot in th0 la5t!i.:ct:E feudist. "Devil Anse" Hatfield. j.. w we, ks I'd an idea you'd been;, f h di. , , h i about mc before that. Id an Idea i ,; .w.

I'oi'd be coming a-ain. There's &

! tiling Pve ht en thinking rut to tell ! )"a."

tain, pot off to light his lantern and :her. fc!l dead.

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".""4 41 .oa:at rr.e-.-s breathe! "its. tell me. Mar-i When voa .v H.r4..ov Tl,.t -

cf Ids. newly returned from a lor.g'ko." Master? 1 1 1 tf -T'ilHHillllilHiH' 1 ia-ler 111'tMr.uiiihiuIi!iii!ulalh,ilUHiiliiiiiiliill!L!.il

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SIX I COMPANY

Where You, Find Value, Not Only in Price But in Quality !i

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Correct Wearing App

You'll be just as delighted with the quality and style of these garments as you are with the low prices. With the first bright days of Spring comes the promise of sunnier days, days when you will want to have the prettiest of wear, and it is here for you in Spring's new favorite fashions. Lower prices make purchasing a pleasure.

High Grade

pring Suit

In a Special Sale These suits will gratify any whim more fully than you can imagine! They are undoubtedly more unuual. and more lovely than any spring suit3 before them. They are the stlrs that arc so good this spring! They are original and feminine and altogether delightful. Braid, trimmed and embroidered in black and colors. Poiret Twill, Serge and Tricotinc are the materials! In navy blue and black. Note These Sale Prices!

$49.50 Suits Reduced to $37. 1 3 $55.00 Suits Reduced to $41.25 $59.50 Suits Reduced to $44.63 $65.00 Suits Reduced to $48.78 $75.00 Suits Reduced to $56.25

A Real Opportunity

Coats - Capes - Wraps

$25.00 Values $19.50

Women who are looking for a coat, cape or WTap of good quality at a real money-saving price will want to sec these $25.00 garments we have reduced to $19.50 They are splendidly made of copen, navy, sorretta, tan and brown velour. New Tub Blouses Just Arrived at $2.00

com-

A K m H V$

Of dainty white dimity with a perfection of detail in the sewing

mend them to the most particular wear. Made of white dimity, tucked and pleated. Collar and cuffs of checked gingham with black silk tie.

Beautiful Silk Dresses Charming Collection Extremely Low Priced The smart styles of these dresses and the excellent quality of their materials give them a remarkable value emphasized by the very low prices. The collection comprises Dresses of Canton Crepe, Taffeta, Satin faced r-irtnn m J Rnclianara Crmt Manv arr rirhlv bradrrl nr pmlunirrt

in the most popular spring styles and colorings.

vjM)K $15.00, $19.95, $2-1.50, $29.50, $35.00 I t?4r I 1

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Oth ers Up to $75.00

Fur Chokers

Become A Spring Essential Those flattering, soft fur chokers one sees smart women wearing everywhere this spring may be had here at very reasonable prices. The pelts are of excellent quality, the styles the latest. Australian Opossum, French Lynx. Grey Squirrel, Opossum, Black Skunk and Taupe Fox. They are most attractively priced at $4.95, $6.95. $7.50, $7.95 to $35.00

Charming Millinery Specially Priced at $3.50, $5.00, $7.50, $10.00 Hats that achieve the smartness and charm of costlier creations. The fashions of the future are in th em. They are distinctive in perfect taste. Droop hats, turn-ips and straight brims. Gay, with flowers, smart with quills. "Different with ribbons. All the new blues, all the new browns, the lovely reds, greens, grays, periwinkles, tans, navy blue and black. Also a new line of Children's Hats in white, black, navy, brown, red and combination of colors at 50c. $1.98. $2.50. $3.50 and $5.50

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New Leather Girdle

Modish Gloves For New Spring Costumes Kayser's Silk Gloves in tan, grey and white, with self and contrasting stitching; all sizes, pair . . . $1.00 Kayser's Short Silk Gloves in light shades, pair . . . .$1.25 Kayser's 16 button length Silk Gloves in grey pongee and white, pair $1.50

We have just placed on sale the most beautiful line of leather girdles we have ever displayed. Thy tome in .i wide range of colors and leather combination -. In this assortment are combinations of suede and p jtent leather, suede and cut steel and suede v.ith Lr:,".- ri, they ure plain and fringed ends at $ 1 .00 and 51.30 New belts in red and black patent leather at 5)c Chift ren's Belts in Bright new colors at '() .- Women's and Misses' Belts of patent leather with kid. metal and suede trimming at $1.00

. Quality Silk Hose Kayser's Silk Hose in lace, plain and clocked. Colors are nude, brown, black and white. These hose are superior quality. Priced at $3.00, $3.50. $4.00. $4.50 and $6.50 Kayser's Italian Silk Hose, in brown, black and white, fine quality, pair $3.00. $3.50,

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