South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 187, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 6 July 1922 — Page 7

THURSDAY MORNING. JULY 6. 1922

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES BUTCHER SLAYER ! ' :'-hr -.vouM chop up th TAKE STRIKE VOTE ON CHICAGO LINES "El Flapper-Foto" Causes School War !:n-s .iri 1 'i;m r" 7" r : ' r 0! I n- v.-a in h.- .T.r 'S-&--C' TAKES OWN LIFE - Hfl I H CV-J i "n : u I, a -t; .- .. V V ) in ;;:i;r a i .- 1 T NT1 wr. r ' ! t ' . v -.

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Notwithstanding this interest, ro.the aerial from which they move has yet been made ownrd the) in the form of waves.

1 kg Ll J I o fcy (Coutlnuctl From Our Iist Is-ai-) j It was opened bv a tall ,snd r. gracefully-proportioned tnan of perJiaps forty. In the crook of his left arm he carried a fencing -ma.sk. His keen glance played over Andre-Loun from head o foot. "Monsieur ? It was rb-a h inaulr d. politely. , that ne mi-t.M,k An-: fl re-l ni i' quahtv. for despite his tailly reduc-d fortunes, his exterior va.f irrt proachable. "You have- a notice r!ow, nion!eur,' h faid. "Yovi are com in regard to that?' A r.dre-Lo:4. hrus;j,'ed and half nv.ied "Or;o must live," Faid h". "Cut rcr.i in. Take off your coat."' M. len Amis .a! 1. "and lt us see ! v hat you can b. Natur, at least. ltsign-d yci f i r a wordsman. You tire lie lit. active, an. d supple, with a KootI !' r.k;tii of arm nr. J vou Pf?m intelligent. I make 'ea h you enouch for my puip.'s--. lüdi is that you houM ' th b :n- nts of the art to r.-w pup'.!.-?. Take that mask and foil, and (;::. cer lure" He ,1 him to th. end of th- room, i where th. bar floor w as "i rtd with ; lines of ch i'k to guide thv becinn.er in th- m masf-meni of n: At th -. 1 of a r-m.:n M. de- Amis offor-d hin t.on and xp!a!n-d it. Vnu j th. --itua- . In a i litionj to J'n.nart:: the rudiments c t!i?.:t to t'siuners. h- wns to Irus!- out j th fencing-room every innrnir.?. i keep tie f 0 i ' s fur n e a . J ass st thgentlenien who cam for I-s"sons to t res nnd rr d: and m s- hi ni self His wanes tor th5 1 - forty Iivr s a ger.ei a I resn . i r J : : e r. t h . The position bad its humiliation. Rut. if Andre-Io;;'." wou'.d hope to r-. h - -, fvw 1 o.--n bv ea1'-;? hi" '.' . '. e as n n. "Ar. t o.' h '' Ti ; o-u r-. ' he s.iid, controlling a ma e. "th robe yl-'.Ii not only ..wc-rd r -:t to the broom as w-e:: ii : i r.v Ls him hst. he b'.iou! 1 avtr.c a , V, 1 ,-lf 1 i . 1 w I. . O ' b ive threirn himself into the wort with er. th ns ini. Rv-r' morr.frg 'oefor"1 th- op-rln. f rh ä ' I.Tiv. 'he master wr it T ',-,r- -n ' - n ,V''.!r M b n:s r-w "ur with his r t h 1 r - a v e , FrdAnd: !'.' : : ' a r i ' e t t-r i ; Louis i;npro'd at -tcinded and. fi.ita a i 1 - An. is. He won'. h iv i e e n V . ia'f -r 1 and ::icrc i h- known that at i t ou d i a In: if th - r-, r f cf Andre-IO s aii that of a v tac: iv :: zr a-t. r' of a d' . by grea AT ! ) . An wr.e.'. a a r " '. t h w h o nts w r. - v. i a - er o t r a t . c e on f ' ! 'a vor,:h It M-ntv n M Amis thnt h.V 1 d e ! o n into a rer.c-r, m it b- ri ra - T-'..iry to . V i .vrre va -!-ip: f -x er d f a or. I . y for j .-v

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I'-riti-h linns who aro bona fide man ufacturrrs of wirelrss equipment. Otiti rf Hid larf-st of Ijondon'.s lcivirtrr..nt storrs has already begun to (If'mor.Ptr.ite inexpensive receiving apparatus of Hrltlsh manufacture. This eii. ifunont makes use of a rystal detector and is sold at a price which is equivalent to about $30. Marconi's Wireless Telegraphy To.. I.M.. has In Production 30.000 receivers of similar type which it expects to ho ahlo to market during tlic next few months. T:ln'' other rnmo.nnioi nrc nlso p.-ttintc" ready for the bly rush. RADIO PRIMER RADIATION Transmission of energy through space In the form of electro-magnetic, or radio frequency, wave. The hi?h frequency current in a radio transmitter is sent out to radiate Tlafacl Sabalinl mere besinn t.-. M des Am La, a chivalrous, open-handed fellow, re warded his real by Increasing his wacres to four louls a month. CHARTER II Andre-Rouis was In the gardens of the Palais Royal, the universal rendezvous, on that Sunday mornincr ,n Jun whon tho nows of xei-ker's dismissal spread, carrvlng j with it dismay and fury. ti ,t i ... ll beheld a slight young man with a pock-marked face leap to a table oatside the Cafe de Foy. a drawn sword In arms! " his hand, erving. "To And then upon ihe ,ilence m a i u a. t. m of astonishment that crv Imposed.! ... j , j - this you n et man poured a flood of ! j inflammatory eloquence. Rnt hiii-iasm swept, the crowd. motley crowd made up of men and wom n of every class from vagabond i nm.o-noin. .rum nariui io way fa5hlon- j Andre-Rouis looked on, and grew afraid. This crowd, he felt, must be restrained. That hot-headed, irre j sponsible stutterer would have the town in a blaze bv nisht The unless something wre done. younc I man, famille Resmoullns, later to I become famous, leapt down from his tuhirt sMil waving "his sword, still shoutinsr. "To arms! Follow me!" Andr-I-uis advanced to occupy the Improvis'-d rostrum, and came sud-j denly face to face with a tall beatifully dressed. man i Thus face to face each looking into the eyes of the other. Then Andre-Louis lautthed. "That fellow, too, has a very dangerous gift of el"o,uer.ce, jt, o Mariuis." he said. "C ?al'ows-b!rd ' " he was ariswered. "I shall tell th Lieutenant- "leneral that you ar- to be found in Pari1." "Mv Go m a n : cried Andret . !, i'iri'i . o. in.. 0'ul ..1 H 11 l.lits. lOiti. J I j IIeutenaht-OeneraI when Paris Itself :s ükely to tum-de ahout your ears or take fire under your feet?" A rush of men hurtled acalnstf him. swept him alon- with them. Jo! what he would. eraralr.- him f rom I M. d- Ra Tour d'Azyr. so oddly met. j TVocdshed there was that day In ; ParN On the Plae Yendome a de- , ta. hment of dragoons awaiting the' rowd out of which Andre-Lou's had ' lipped. The hors-men swept down on the mob, dispersed it. The victims were taken Tin and I home thence, and amonrst them was

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a-- Itertrand des Amis, himself like all i'-i who lived by the sword an ardent h-; uphold" r cf th- noblesse, trampled '"to death ttrder nofs of foreign in hcrs-men launched bv th- noblesse r.g.ar ! led bv a nobleman.

! To Andre-Roni fcur mm cf the pon;i troun.t tint broK-n of a ' ' 4 n ' er.e rf th.e enr!!et victims of th launched !vo!ut!on that v.as now )ri earnest. CHATTE R III city, delayed th- burial of Pcrtrar. ? des Amis until th- Wedr.esdnr of t!-.it fVT.tfiil ek. Ar.d re-To:jI -;;cr e led to th- fencing- 'hoc ne v a mm cvli we, ta1 l;-)ied j r. instructor. es-

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for Crystal Sets ; 7 radio rcrivlrc f-ts may follow the w York, anI in iko thrir own loud Invention. For if h iiHf 1 a .pf cial .small low potfntial hattry ut. he received a visit from Chapt-Iu-r. "I have news for you, Andre. Your godfather Is at Meudon. There have been fresh disturbances In Urittany." Not until Sunday was Andre-IouLi able to satisfy a wl h which the Impatience of the intervening days had converted into a yearning. Dressed with mure than ordinary care, h's head elegantly coiffed AndreLouis mounted his hired carriage. drove out to Meudon. j It was into the presence of a peev ish and rather somnolent M. de Ker. cadiou that Andre-L-oul was ushen (l. He was unannounced, as had ever been the custom at Gavrlllac. "What do you want here?" growled M. de Kercadiou. "No more than to kiss your hand, monsieur my godfather," said AndreIouis, sulirnissively, bowing his sleek black head. "You can't. You'll never make me unlerstand how you came to render yourself so odiously notorious In r.rlttany." "Ah. not odiously, monsieur'." "Certainly, odiously. It la said even that you were Omnes Omnibus, though that I cannot, will not believe." "Yet It Is true." M. de Kercadiou choked. "And you confess It? You dare to confess It?" "What a man dares to do, he should daro to confess unless he I a coward." "Oh, and to be sure you were very brave, running away each time after, you had done the mischief, turnlne comedian to hide yourself, doing more mis-chief as a comedian, provoking a riot in Nantes, and then running away again, to become God knows what something dishonest by the affluent look of you. My Cfod. man, I tell you that in these past two years I have hoped that you were dead, and you profoundly disappoint me that you are not!" He beat his hands together, and raised I his shrill voice to call "Ilenoit." I "IJenoit, the door. M. Andre-Louis j Moroau to the door!" I The tone argued an irrevocable determination. Pale and pelf-con-talned. hut with a queer pain at his heart. Andre-Louis heard that dismissal. And then another voice, a j crisp, noyisn voice, cut in. "Fncle!" it cried, a world of indignation and surprise in Its pitch, and thent "Andrei" And this timo a note almost of gladness, certainly of welcome, was blended with the surprise that . still remained. ,ioth turne. i. nan me room m?twonn them at the moment, and be , . A, i'1 Alino In tn? tJ thV T" j windows, arrested there in the act o. ernenne i cm . ra . milk-maid bonnet of the lates mode. inoucn w II nil any u io- un uim , ' embellishments that were so com111 " " monlv to be s-en upon them She was coming toward him now with outstretched hands, a height ened cobr In her cheeks, a smile of welcome on her lips. He bowed low and klssr.i her hand In filence. (Continual In Our Nxt Issue.) VERSE O' CHEER By Edgar Jones i i j an r.Nsiihnsii vn;si: i I'd like to know that I had done kindly deed each day. That proved to be a helT to someone else along the way. I'd like to see the benefits from little deed.s I'e done That may have helped some other lad to gain the goal he won. I'd Tike to feel that a I toiled and labored In the grind Of daily ta-sks that f?omnvhere on the path that lays behind. I'd left it smoother than I'd found the trail had been for me; ! I'd like to know the next in l!n could tread it easily. IVich obftacle I to fee: that I overcome I'd like Have cat it out forever an 3 th rPxt that travels by Would find the way much easier, for often times I see Where those, that travel cn ahead have smoothed the way for me ! I like to feel that as I tread this littl- ?pan of earth. The work that I am doing is of con-5--;uer.taI worth. To other- and God grant, that I be h!eed enough to own. The vision thnt will teach m not to work for -self alone. HFitFs tiii: ltj:st nsn STOKY It concerns the ander who went o;:t with equipage of South Ren I Rait. Reels and Lines. The fish actually smiled when they were hooked realizing that th Jauch was on then. This fellow- pot all his fishing : -iff at GO LR IE MANN'S and yoi can do thi? arre st any of his four cio".-,.town stcres. lS5-tf. lr cr.od efficient d-nt!try re i omble c-t, consul: Rrs. at Faron and Oren in their new i: Y. AYash. ave.. phone M.-3 4 3.

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v - A '4 MISS GUVDYS INVERT FAIR PHOTOGRAPH STIRS UP FACULTY IRE OVER ANNUAL KUnnKA, Val., July 5 (I"!y V. E. A. Xcws Service) This Is the tory of a "flapper-foto" that' caused a school war. I Also.' this is the photograph. Also, this little city has rf.oo.crnized the right of a high school graduate to appear In "make-up." Miss Gladys Laverty caused the "revolt." It had been arranged that photos' of high Fchool graduates would appear In the annual publication In "dcimure garb." But Mio-s L,averty didn't like the looks of her photo. She had another one taken showing her with 'Xjupid bow" lips and j other trimmings. Just before publication the fac- j ulty found it out. Someone demolished the copper plate of Miss Laverty. Th student body president threatened to resign. The class all but refused to be graduated. Mi?i ; Laverty wept. Things were adJusted at the eleventh hour. But when graduation night arrived Miss Laverty was given a great ovation by the spectators. "We're afraid," said some faculty members, "that make-up has been given unanimous endorsement." YOUTH IS KILLED BY AIRPLANE PROPELLER CHICAGO, July 5. (Ry F. P.) Adam Podbllnak, 15, was killed by the propeller of an airplane at the Hazelhurst Field yesterday. This is the, second fatal accident at the field in three days. Louis James wa killed Sunday while attempting to change planes. J SPKINC.RHOOK MANAC.ITMKXT r.U.VTKlTL FOU HOLIDAY j ATTi:.VI).N( F. I The manasrem-nt of Springbrook ! park wishes to express their sincere, gratitude for the record-breaking; attendance of over T.O.OOO people J who visited the park during the aft- . ernQon and evening of July 4th. ! They wish to assure the public that j Sjrringbrook park is now. and will continue to bo operated according! to the cleanest business method? and the highest moral standards. Family; parties and children are always wel- , come and young folks who enjoy j dancing, rides and outdoor novelties; may be assured of the most courteous attention. George YY. Owens. Manager. j 1S7 a. m. Advt. 1 ... -rf v- '.i"n- t ' -. , iv. . ' Mother-To-Be, Read This Here Is a wonderful message to all expectant mothers. Frcrn thi3 moment on, cast from your mind all dread and fear, and feel every day es tho months roll by that great freedom from rnueh of tho suffer ins "which thousands of exrecdant mothers undergo, ' unnecessarily. And when the Little One arrives, you can have that moment moro free from suffering than you have, rerhars imagined. An emin-nt physician, expert in this science, has shown the way. It was he who first produced the great remedy, "Mother's Friend." Mrs. C. J. Hartman, Scranton, Pa., says: "With my first two children I had a doctor and s nori and thea thfj- had to use lntrum-nt . bat "with my Inst two chilirn I uJ Mether'a Friend and had only a scr-t: tr) had no time to rt a doctor he.u I wann t very i'k nly abaut tea or fifteen minutr ..' "Mother's Friend" i3 appli-d ex ternally to the abdomen, back and c:rs. it aids the iausclc3 an I ti3tues to cxrand easily. It penetrates quickly. It contains no narcotics or harmful drugs. It la safe. Ttere Is no substitute. Avoid useless preasea sometimes recommended by the unknowing. "Mother's Friend" is sold by all drurgists.

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n.l 4 . s . v' t - - . - . y -.i-..--;-; i ':i r.r : -.-; . f. . vv. . f ' - y V Y'S "FLAFFER-FOTO." BRAZILIAN ARMY REVOLTS, REPORT m'MXOS AIR Its. .loty Z. City l i I.) An unconfirmed report was rej c--ived today that ihe Brazilian .army had r veiled at 1 a. m. torlav. No mosy.'trfs had been re ivel from Rio .. .Tanfiro when this dispatch was !;',,d at 12:LA p. m. r.lr. Ooff E. Bean Says: Drinking a cup of Coffee Ranch Coffee is like the finish of a good ball game there's nothing left but the grounds. We Roast Our Coffee Fresh Every Day. We make fresh Peanut Butter while you wait. We guarantee both. Th Gof 133 N. Michigan St. B. S. Haswell, Prop. M LAUNDRY HOUSEWORK Surprised to Find Herself Feellnc: So Well reenng jo wen Taunton, Mass. "I used to have painin my back and leg3 so badly, v. ith other trouKl.--: that n-fimrn b'lox that women ?cn:etimcs have, that mj doctor order ?d rr.e to Ftay in bed a week in v -i" very rr.cnth. It a r cid.n tcom.e much pxd, eo one day after talkingwith a friend v.-ho tock Lydia E. Pinkha in '3 Vegetable Comnound for about tho sp.rr.e trcutles I had, I thought I would try it also. I find that I can werk, in the laundry all through the time and do my housework, too. East month I was so surprised at myself to be up and around and feeling so er od wkf.e before I n?ed i to leel completely lifel-?fs. I have told some of the girls uho werk with rr.e and have such troubles to try Lydia E. Prnkham's VegeUble Comrund. r.nd I toil them hov7 it has helred me. You can uie my testimonial for the good of others' Mrs. ELANnr: Silvia, 10 Grant St., Taua-

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This Is The Starting Point Of a Remarkable Series of Sales You will want to take advantage of every day of our July Sales for the reduction will be unparalleled in the history of this store. I he first of our July Sales will open Thursday, July 6th. Watch for prices in Thursdays evening paper.

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Trained r.ur?e in attendance Hundreds of Sati-dl patient' In South IJcniI, Mlshawaka and Vicinity, to which we refer as to cur I'ainlos MtIiol and efTlcient work. Hlcli olas Crown and IlrMir.' York at epecially low prices cncider n ir n ii a 1 it v.

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