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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08

the Ladies Home Journal and the
Saturday Evening Post. has fitted
his 'Lydonia.'
This is said 90 be the most beauti-
fun yacht Iu American waters YER
table palace adoat It's cost is esti-
mated at sI5OO.OOO.
Lounge rooms, smokers, state
rooms with private baths. showers.
pastry pantry, cold storage and cleo
rric light plants make living on board
as pleasant as stopping at a first class
hotel
But the chief wonder OF the yacht
lies i'm a spinning top device which
keeps it from rocking even in the
stormiest weather.
This gyro-stabilizer invented by
Elmer A. Sperry has proved 20 sue
cessful ON the Lydonia and other
yachts that the United states ship
ping Board has ordered one for
vessel in its transatlantic service.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles Conquered
or Money Back

For 40 years, said DR.. Carey, I have
been prescribing my prescription No. III
known for years as AlarshrOOt1 for kid
uey and bladder sickness and now that
have retired from active practice I have
made arrangements with leading drug
gists 20 dispense this wonderful prescrip-
tion ar a moderate price. on the money
back II dissatisfied plan.
Beware OF kidney disease - thousands
die OF ii every year who ought TO be en-
i0ying the blessings of life and health.
Watch the symptoms. IL you have specks
floating before the eyes, puffy eyes. clam
my feet OF moist palms, backache or side
ache. you ought 20 get a bottle Of Or.
Carey's famous prescrip tiOn No. 777 right
away.
II has wonderfully benefited tens OF
thousands Of cases Of kidney and bladder
troubles and is the medicine YOU can al
WAYS depend upon. Results are guarsn-
tced
NOTE-Dr. Daniel G. Carey was A
praBticing physician for many years and
bis great Prescription No. III aided thou
sands of sufferers from kidney and blad-
der troubles Hereafter you can always
get this effective prescription in both
liquid and tablet form at Central Drug
Store and all reliable pharmacists the
country Over.-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08
SouSa'S am GU
Band Is Accorded
Hearty Greeting
Large Audience Displays APP
probation of Concert by
Musical Group.

Lieut. Commando John Philip
Sousa was greeted as AN Old friend
Saturday night by a crowd that
packed the High school auditorium
even 10 the last seat i'm the gallery.
The famous conductor and his band
We're booked for the performance
10y Sam W Pickering
In his martial music which pre-
dominated the program last night,
SOusa exceIled. while in the descrip-
tive and classical passages, an ap-
preciative audience was given a
rare treat.
The intermezzo. Golden Light,
by Bizet, was rendered with all the
fnesse and skill of "a master direc-
tor Sousa is genuinely AmAican
i'm his compositions. and has ar
ranged them in q number Of happy
groups which are interestingly di-
versifed.
He started hearts pounding last
night with his inspirational THE
Gallant seventh new compost
tion which is destined TO take its
place among his other famous march
Oh the Oh" timers Win 'ile 'ellui'loil
oI " la' oI''e % q $50 % 90 - -
SWEET Ieo9S 'lSN'
ca the I'u-es OF li-e "'"'ei'ee W -'"
ms SUITE OF lhIee so"Ss Cou'poS'u ol
Inc "el-al Hostess Inc amp
fire GIFTS ana me LINeIH J zap
per ana llh3l.t ms duuI, ois
nome IN joNIal spirits Win d COWBOY
oretNooWn. turkey in the straw
Al Oh VI 9o,'s" soo-7, a.. Va
paole aFlis.s. AIR. Jonh Doian corr
. net SOLO centennial FolA'' was ar
tisJc 10 marked degree ,le TIlie
tonsue.nE neilE am eNee..eN' piece
OF WoIA. MISS dtIJoIie AoooS, So-
pre- sang ~" roiS LII ON
La lr''lala, jill a voice mat was
clear ana briItlanl tSpeclal4y in ''e
upper register iief Coioid,C Id
NO'N -' gus
For an encore sne sang tanhie. d
deIlshiIui rhS 1'll'!e song 10y SouSa.
NtH14oh must '-S' "' ''""1 ol ."e
Nylophone arti~'' George carey
First at the traps ana drums ne
came forward and made friends WITH
everyone WIN ms wv iJches Dance.
lie responded generously WIN TWO
encores This young man manner
ana lee,li..l -e al ~ ~ .'i 60 ms .,-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08
BISHOP OF TOXIC AT
ST. JAMES CHURCH
DIR. John McKim, Over Forty
Years Bishop in Japan, at
Morning Service.

Bishop John McKim, d. D, OF
Toxic, Japan. will be the special
preacher at St James Episcopal
church, Lafayette blvd, north Of
Washington av., Sunday morning at
the regular II o'clock service.
Bishop McKim is one Of the out
standing bishops Of the Episcopal
church. He has spent almost all Of
his life i'm Japan, having gone out
to the Orient as a young man very
shortly after graduating from the
university and remaining there for
the past 40 years, with the excep-
tiOn of a few short visits TO the Unit
ed States lie is still most active and
going about continuously in his
travels AT present he is spending
four months in the United States at
tending the General Convention Of
the Episcopal church which has just
met I'm Portland. Oregon. and is now
ON his way east 20 visit his family.
During thee40 years Bishop McKim
has spent i'm Japan he has witnessed
most decided changes toward
people of the United States going
into that country or any outsiders
going into Japan. His friends tell Of
the fact that in the beg ming Of his
ministry I'm Japan, Bishop McKim
was frequently stoned and always
met with great opposition in his
work. Today, however, he is one OF
the most beloved men OF Toxic and
honored ana "csT otted by all who
know him. having been especially
honored by the emperor of japan
on several occasions Bishop McKim
will sreak of our relationships with
the far east tomorrow morning in
his sermon and more especially with
Japan. telling Of the history of japan
receiving the Christian missionaries.
and OF the development and the his
tory of The Christian church In
Japan. The public is cordially in
vited 10 hear this outstanding lead
er of the Christian church.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08
FIRE INSURANCE Is
TEXT OF BULLETIN
Chamber of Commerce Says
Public Is Ultimate Loser
When Fires Occur.

That the public are the ultimate
losers whenever there is a FIRE is
one of the facts brought out in the
daily bulletin which is issued by the
Chamber OF Commerce during Fire
Prevention week.
We have stood many times in the
crowd, the Saturday bulletin reads
watching the flames leap through
some individuals place OF business
or home, and have heard some one
make the remark. Let IL burn; the
insurance company Will pay for it.
Perhaps at the time We may
agree With the remark knowing
that the person whose property was
burning undoubtedly had fun iHsur-
anCe protection We knew the owner
would file mis- loss claim collect the
amount due him and we felt that
in a reasonable time we would see
a new building arising out of the
ruins Of the old one.
But. no matter how fully the
property may be covered by insur-
ance. the owner Of the business and
the public are the losers. The in
stitutiOn Of insurance enables the
owner 20 replace me property de-
an insurance company. but is a fal
lacy 10 consider that the company
is the ultimate lose The insura nee
company is really a distributing
agency through which the losses of
/ the unfortunate few are carried by
many policy holders When the fire
losses OF an insurance company in
crease 10 is necessary that the pre-
MUM income of the company be in
1 creased proportionately 10 pay the
losses. The general fire loss there
fore has a direct effect upon the pre-
miums paid by individuals and in
I dividual business organiza tons
whether they actually sustain the
I loss or not. As IL is natural for man
Ufacturing and other business organ
izations TO consider insurance
charges as part of the cost Of pro
duction these charges are passed on
TO the ultimate consumer This
places an added burden on the citi-
zens of the country, and since it is
reflected in the cost of everything
purchased it may be likened 10 a
tax.
Further, when A fire occurs the
results of productive energy are lost
forever BY means Of insurance the
owner is supplied with a rebuilding
fund, but the nation as a whole has
suffered he loss OF value represent
ed by raw material and labor utiliZ-
ed in the construction OF the pro-
perty destroyed. Suppose a few men
were living on a desert island de
pendent entirely on their own re-
sources for their eXistance. These I
men agree to divide their labors so
that each Will conduct n definite
activity for the benefit Of all. One
has been designated to carry on
farming and Is raising crops for
the use OF his companions. As a
result OF a storm the crops are en-
tirely destroyed, and though they
belong exclusively to the one man
raising them. the others suffer equal f
" by being deprived OF the subsis- /
tence which they require
I'm our busy community and in the
nation as a whole this analogy holds .
although on a larger and more com +
plicated basis. The fact remains, /
however, hat each individual pro
perty loss is a permanent loss to the
ration. 1t cannot be replaced al
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08
GRILL STEPHENS N
NEW JERSEY SLAYINGS

NEW BRUNSWICK. y. J.. oct
-CBy T.. Pl-WTie Stevens. eccen-
trio brother-in-law or the Rev. Ed
ward Wheeler Hall millionaire pas
tor. who was round murdered be-
side Mrs. James Mills his choir
leader was Qu.zzed until dawn by
authorities today.
The reopening OF The probe OF the
murder mystery was started on or
ders OF Governor Edwards who for
warded a sharp note 20 local author
tiles ordering them 20 press the in
vesticauon.
Pros. Stricken made public a pas
sage from one Of the love notes that
went from Mrs. Mills 20 the Rev
Hall
~ am sorry YOU hought me that
spicey book the passage read "It
fred my soul and waited me into the
spiritual world -oh goodness"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08
League Executive Speaks
To Parents on Nutrition

Miss Jane Humor1 cNecu we or tht
Tuberculosis league 90 ST. Joseph
county gave a short ,aIk on nurrl-
ION al tire Lincoln school Friday.
The occasion wac a TEA held by the
parent-Teachers' association a. their
opening meeting. wE.ch was wei.
Iattendef
The Lincoln school. as one of he
few which are 20 be favored with
lie nutrition classes conducted by
he league. IS takiuE special interest
p the matter or food for under
weight children. Miss Melon. the
principal. - fu-ther.ns The projec-.
The nutrition class which Is 90
be conducted 10y Miss Marjorie Clark
the new nutrit.ouisc OF the league.
s being carefully recruited. and vii.
soon be in full action. DR.. Milo MA-
Ter IL the physician IN charge ot the
class 81 this school
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08
TIUo COnUicted Criminals
Ire Taken 10 RefOrmal lrN

Joseph Moore. colored and John
Horvath. left with Deputy Sheriff
stewart Colt for tho Indiana State
Reform school at Jacksonville sat
urday. 20 which institution each
man has been sentenced TOR from
TWO 20 "a years.
Moore was convicted this week for
robbing the Kuehn shoe store on :.
Michigan So and also by his testi-
mony at the trial caused Judge
walter Funk TO ask Pros Floyd
JeInson TO prepare am affidavit
charging him with perjury for max
sng contradictory statements.
Horvath was captured by a posse
last Tuesday after ne had attempt
Cd TO assault Mrs. l. O. Keppler six
miles northeast Of the city ON the
|Edwardsburg road.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08
Samuel {. LOnt5, Pioneer
Local Business Man. Dies

Samuel q. Loutz. 75 years Old.
$50 So - Louis bdv, died at his
home al 1918 O'Clock yesterday aft
ernoon He had been III for several
months Air. Lontz was born in
Akron. o. March a. 1S47 and he
came here from that city i'm his early
youth
Mr. Lontz was a we'll known bust
ness man here. having been a coal
merchant for many years. He IS
survived by one SON. Daniel r. Lontz
Rev. B. ID Beck. pastor of Grace
". r. church viii conduct the fG-
neral services at the home at Q
O'Clock Monday afternoon. The fu-
neral and burial services VIII be
private Burial VIII be in Riverview
cemetery
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08
WILD WAVES tanned BY TOP
Gyro Takes Roll Out of Ocean; Ends SeasiCkneSs

CAMDEN. Me.. oct "A trim
--o-foot yacht has taken the roll out
~ tho sea and has made the ocean as
smooth as a miu pond
80 m @ 70 easickncs-. broken
dishes or missing meals while sailing
The bounding main u ship owners
equip their vessels as Cyrus III. X.
Curtis the Philadelphia publisher OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08
Teachers m TOiCuShip
Institute Sessions

Teachers from Warren, German.
|Clav Harris. Portage. Center.
|Greene and Union townships. to-
rather WIKI a number from the
ISouth Bend city schools. attended
the second Township Institution in
the basement OF the court house
Saturdav morning. under the direc-
|fion OF County Supt. ot schools. j.
w. RittenEer.
Extension work. under Miss II. c.
Palmer OF Indiana university. oc-
cupied most or the morning session.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08
Gen. Ludendorff Predicts
German-French Alliance;
Salvation of Both, Says

PARIS. oct Economic all
lance between France and Germany
and the disappearance of all hostil-
ity between the two peoples-Gen.
Ludendorff. now 81 years old. hopes
to see itcome as quickly as possible,
and expects to see it before his
death.
Il am convinced that if one could
make the German people look for
ward to different sort of future.
based on the important interests
which they have in common with
France. Germany could work in ac-
cord with France for the reestab-
lishment of Europe and the greater
good of both countries he told a
special correspondent of the Echo
de Paris who interviewed him at
his villa near Munich.
The correspondent found the for
mer warrior engaged in riding his
hobby. that is TO say. tending his
fancy rose bushes.
1T is believed iQ France that Sc
cret military preparations are being
made by private German organiza-
tons asainst France What does
Your Excellency think Of this sub
ject2" the correspondent asked.
CT have said publicly before % was
the answer. that all arms and war
material have been taken away
from Germany; that German war
industries have been destroyed.
Therefore German war against
French armies. abundantly prepared
with every possible modern means
of wa fare is a thing not even to be
thought Of. at least for a long time.
ITO me it is absolutely incom-
prehensible hOw anyone in France
can fear German rganizauons.
which. when they exist exist only
20 protect Germany against boil
snevist revolution"
"How. then. do Won interpret. my
general" was the next question "the
sentiment of haze AGAINST France
which seems 10 grow and grow
among the German people ."
"It IS true" Ludenjorf replied.
"that since the end of the war an
tipathy TO France has grown con
siderabIv But I believe the cause
Of IL IS 70 be found I'm French policy.
History shows that war is A nasty
lob and that the lot OF the van
uufsheG is bitter. During and after
the conclusion of peace France inn
posed ON the empire drastic cQndi-
tons incapable Of being executed.
which menace the very existence OF
the German people. French policy
has outraccously wounded the ma
tional pride OF the German people
and &c is not strange that German
patriots are soured by these pro-
cecdings.
France sees a menace IN the re-
establishments of a patriotic spirit
i'm Germany. For this reason France
believes herself constrained 20 linz
pose harder and harder measures on
the German people, these measures
augment anew German luminosity
against France.
"It is nm TO France to take the
first step 10 make this animosity dis
appear.
OF am certain that. If France 4
rally realizes that the policy or OPP
Pressing Germany IS leading both
nations 90 ruin. sho viii sooner OF
later chanee her policy
It was at this point that the gen
eraI made his prophecy that the
two peoples must and viii become
.trirs IN 81, rarua~7 thotr common in-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08
Niles Man. Injured BY
Fall, Dies in Hospital

Charles Roberts Of Niles. a mem
Der Of the stiles Roofing Co.. died in
lEpworth hospital iu this city late
Friday afternoon as the result OF in-
|jurles received in a fall a. Niles
|eariler in the afternoon. when a
|scan0ld he was erecting gave way.
Roberts fen so feet striking an iron
bar as he fell The accident oc-
|curred az the rear OF the Bauman
building Roberts sustained "a deep
scalp wound both h.s legs We're
broken and he also suffered other ln-
juriss
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08

The EyrO-c0mpass rs the lat
est deVelopme OF the toy Eyro-
scope the familiar spinning top,
whose rotation az q speed OF 500
revolutions per minute enables IT
20 accomplish marvellous fea,s in
equLbratlon.
on ship board tho Constantly
spinning ryroscope anticipates
The approaching swell and ball
auccs the ship 20 meet it. All
other types OF stabiHzers used
heretofore have been Of inert
matter. functioning only after the
rolling motion was well under
way
The principle is Being used with
success tn stablizing airplancs.-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08
Nan Reported Throiun From
Automobile: SLightLv Hmi

James +. Kelly. Niles. Mich cs-
caped with slight abrasions about
tho face about I1-45 o'clock last
night when he was thrown from a
Big SIX Studebaker machine on the
20a block on s. Lafayette ST. Two
women passing In another machine
notIhed the police and Kelly was re-
mcved % Epworth hospital. where
bis injuries were FOUND 90 be slight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus TT. X Curtis
(aboveD VINO can ride the toughest
seas i'm comfort due 20 application of
the gyruscope GnseD to stabilizins
their palatial yacht LydOnia (rishJ.
According to Ronald r. Nelson
member OF the crew who had charge
OF this apparatus:
This stabiizer is just "A spinning
top harnessed up with a control gyro
to govern the action OF the wheel
The reaction Of this device - the
force with which il acts upon the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08
Brokerage Firm y ire to
Receiue Baseball Results

"BIl kennedy manager OF
Thompson & AlcKiunou. brokers, will
keep his direct wire 20 New York
open Sunday afternoon in order 20
obtain the results of the Giant
Yankee contest By arrangement.
the results VIII be given at once 90
those VINO spend the day az the
Chain @ Lakes Country club.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08
Bral,,s failing because of the slip

Brakes failing because of the slip
perry pavement. a Chevrolet touring
car driven by Irene Brooks. r. r.
40. 8. Mishawaka. collided with a
Ford roadster at Lindsey and Allen
SITS. at o'clock Saturday afternoon.
Both cars were damaged. the occu-
pants escaping injury. Driving the
Ford was Victor Ralston, 1908
Chaplin st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08
While it, owner was transferring

While it, owner was transferring
cars AZ Michigan 81. and Washington
av. on the Miami street car. a hand
bag. containing between s. and Sc
a pair OF gloves. two small purses
and KEYS were lost says a complaint
furnished tho poNce Saturday by
Airs j.. u. Dalrymple IIicksville. o.
George II. Bcincr, 1888 Portage
av- president OF The Humane society
has returned from 81. Paul where he
attended the 46th annual convention
OF the American Humane association
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08

ship. does the work. BY the stabi-
Ilzer's oscillations back and forth. a
big wave hitting the vessel on one
side Will pass under and out 10 sea
ON the other side without having i'm
parted TO the ship even "A sign Of a
roll.
With the stabilizer on. the ship
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08
.SWYGART PROPERTY
ON WASHINGTON AY.
LEASED TO GROTTO
Masonic Organization + e Is
Title 10 Site for 90 Years
Plan Clubhouse.

Approximately Sf5o.o0o is said go
have been involved in a real estate
transaction closed yesterday by
which John Svygart OF this c.tF
leased his rs Washington property
20 Avalon Grotto. 81 o. " r. T. R.
for a period OF 90 Years.
TIE properly has a ~. Washing
on -. frontage OF 20 fec, and eN-
ends back to vs. C0GaN av. All feet
Three houses stand upon g.
The transaction Was arranged d.
che victor ~ Van Caufort Co. Inc--
/ acting for John Swysart. and - s.
Hasweu. representing Avalon Grot
10 The Van CANTOR agency which
was Incorporated bat TWO months
Il ago. recently figured lu another ma
for transaction involving upwards or
$50. 600 when u sold 20 Clifford Park
thc apartment building containing
three stores ar the northeast corner
~ Main and South sts-- which was
the property % Jonathan z.egler
plan CIub House
II is understood that the Grotto
intends 20 use the large residence on
the Washington av. end Of the new
property for club house and lodge.
Il The arrangements Of this building
make 70 suitable 20 the Grotto'5
needs. Room viii De made for
Avalon CaIdron. ladies' auxiliary
4 recently organized. The Grotto and
patrol and drum corps viii each
have quarter
IL Is expected 90 proceed with the
erecting OF an auditorium in the rear
of the washington av. houses. Ten
tauve rlans for this building which
Viii be about % feet by Al feet,
include a stage and floor con-
structed with view 90 its use for
Grotto entertainments and dances
and the ceremOni8ls that are held
each spring and fall This hall may
be rented for public gatherings. The
/ two houses fronting on Washington
and Colfax viii be leased for resi-
dence purposes.
Social Activities
Avalon Grotto is now IN flourish
ling condition. Il boasts a hrst-class
las piece band and a patrol Of 40
men. and n drum and bugle corps
|of 20 members il in the process or
formation. A body OF chanters
chorus a. "a men. viii be organized
soon.
Social activities OF the Grotto are
IN charge OF the patrol This sea-
sons program includes a pre-cere-
moniaI dance and festival to be held
a. Place hall oct. IL. There viii
be a series OF dances In the Tribune
auditorium beginning i'm November
Il al committee is planning q minstrel
chow or musical comedy to be held
L. the near future
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08

Your mind. Ike soil. viii produce
nothing unless intellgently titled
that is but weeds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08

needs 10 helm. No matter how calm,
or how rough. or which direction the
sea was running the ship would
practically steer herself"
The Lydonia is also equipped with
the latest submarine signal device
and powerful radio set. 1t has a
cruising radius Of 5000 miles.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-18
LOCAL i PEOPLE NOT
ADVISED OF FIELD

Accord ing to story in the Char
Gazette, Fairmont IS listed
!: as ID ayingt one of the sixteen land
Mi fields for aircraft under the
y supervision Fifth army corps area.
The$reportis based on the act1vl-
ties Of the corps since January l.
local people today were unable
Ito understand the situation, as, &C
cording to those who are interest
led inSthe matter locally, no Off
scia1 government landing station
has ever been recognized in Fair
mont
asst April there>was consider
able talk Of having a held mere
d Van: and a blue print for a landing sta
ton at the old fairgrounds was
Eprepared at the direction oil the
Fairmont Chamber of Commerce.
ssAfterEconsidera communication
with army flying officers the mat,
sster was dropped. 1t was saio
tofayEthat the cost was too great
&for Fairmont to finance at the
time. and that nothing had oeen
done since.
r r. Recbe. local aviator. said
that perhaps the government had
taken recognition OF Barry leia,
Z Ed eemont. which was used last
summer as a landing station by
local ayiators, but that he had
never had any notice of any sort
that any field in Fairmont had
boon officially designated as
Handing station
three locations considered
during the discussion last year
Il Il ssHera@the one on the old fair
grounds, Barry Field and one on
Glen Shaver's farm back of Ben
toms Ferry on the BoothTtile
pike.
SIT is thought that local people
interested will again be glad to
take up the project in an official