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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03

South Bend, Indiana. July 18th. 1922
Notice Is hereby given by the Board
Of Public Works Of the City Of South
Bend. Indiana. that il is desired 70 make
the following public improvement, in said
City. a. authorized by the following mum
bered Resolution. adopted by said Board
on the 25th day Of July. 1922
No 1O17. To improve Division Street
from Olive Street to the west City Limits.
by the grading of the same, as shown by
the plans and specifications on file In
the office OF said Board.
said Board has fixed August 10th.
1920 az 7:l5 D. M on which date said
Board will hear all persons Interested or
whose property is liable 10 be assessed
for the above proposed Improvements. and
will decide whether the benefits to the
property liable % he assessed for such
improvements will equal the estimated
cost thereof.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
J.. Il. Slaughter,
j.. Il. Hardy.
Albert F. Homer
Attested:
K-.-.,.f.,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03

gether with a proper affidavit shat said
Defendant. Gustave Nervinckt rs not a
resident az the State Of Indiana
said Defe ndant - hereby notified that
said cause viii stand for trial on the
2Gth dav Of September. 1922. the same be
ing the 2nd day Of the next term Of ss 4
Court 20 commence at the City OF South
Bend on the Fourth Monday In Septem
her. 1929. on which day said Defendant
Is required % appear 10 said action
WILBUR NJ WARNER.
Clerk
BY BERNARD L. HOERSTMAN.
Deputy
Charles T. Metzger
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Julv 2f Auu q
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03
DYING SENSATION
TOLD BY DOCTOR
AS DRUG CREEPS
Farewell Note Is Left by Sui,
cide-Philosopher Describ-
ing Last Moments.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Aug. .
Dr. a. J. Herschmar. 50 years old.
scholar. philosopher. and linguist
who professed disbelief in all relig-
ion. but who called Chris the great
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed By the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court Of ST Joseph
County. State of Indiana. Executor OF the
Estate 81 Sarah A. Teeter, late OF ST
JOsenh County, deceased.
Said estate Is supposed 70 be solvent.
BERT J. NORTON,
Executor.
July % 1922
Weidler < Guy.
Attorneys for Estate.
July 26 AuR q
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03
DUTCH MASTERS

When YOU say cigars-say Dutch
Masters. 2lS-tf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03

Let experts clean your garments
and hats. Aetna Cleaners. 916 =
Sample St L-2376-adv. 206-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03

For reliable dentistry consult Drs.
Carson & Oren. 125 W. Washington
ave. J. Main $40 adv. POS II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03
Real Estate For Exchange
Wanted-ReaI Estate

j HAVE a number Z customers for whom
I am trying TO hb1 suitable vacant lots.
what have you 20 OFFER? Frank JEFF
ferries. Realtor, 4lj Union Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
FINANCIAL.

9 PER CENT INTEREST
ia paid on all deposits left with
rs We loan money OF first mort
gage securities in south Bend and
Mishavaka Worklngmen's Build
INK and Loan Assn. Whitcomb 4
Kellers Office Farmers Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03

NOWS THE TIME TO BUY-with the
consistent building OF houses. and the
constant demand for building locations
caused By the steady Increase OF the
Citys population, vacant lots are won
derful Investments. Did YOU ever stop
20 consider how fast South Bend is
developing. and how much YOU could
have made II ysu had purchased some
vacant property two years ago? The
next two years will show greater IN
crease I'm price than the past two have
Bus now before the prices increase
Our prices on unsold vacant lots are
the same as year ago. The prices
however will soon be advanced rs the
property is building up rapidly. All
Of our sub divisions are in good loca-
tons close 10 car lines and schools.
Prices range from $4,000 to 81 500 90.
and can he purchased on the monthly
payment plan. no interest or taxes for
] wear. On some 0f these lots you can
build a temporary home and escape
the high rent. We viii help you II
nance 4 home on any of our locations.
or we will build for YOU when yOu
have paid enough In on your lot for
frs; payment
We have made many Disguised renters
happy and home lOvers.-ASk any %
our clients.
A. your first opportunity call US and
we will show you some OF these loca-
tious Better start nOw,-don't delay
any longer
We are open every evening Come in
and let us explain our home owning
plan No obligations on your part
Have YOU seen oakwood Manor,
Meyers-Lons Company
80 Farmers Trust Bldg Phone Main "a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03

FOR SALE-In one OF the best paris OF
he city. a beautiful new home. :
rooms. all full size, IN paved sfreet
This Is a real buy. $500 down Louis
q Palmer & Co. Main 1859. 412 Union
Trust Bldg
FOR sALE-House in River PARK, s6oO
Six rooms Mccartney ST. 500 down.
Prize $3.50
room bungalow just built Huey
So 500 down. Price $4,000
room house. just being finished On
Miami ST Price $3.50
$500 rooms ana '''n On D''"''' st.
rooms and bath beautiful home
stories. $500.
10 rooms and bath. Lincoln way W,
St05O0
7 rooms and bath. East Broadway.
Price SGJO0
Northern Indiana Realty Co., 400 Ot-
zens Bank Bldg Main 1857.
River Park. 5-R and bath, modern. oak
floor S4O0O-Terms
West. splendid S-R house. plenty Of
shade pvd. street S46Oo-SJOO cash.
s. East. beautiful bungalow, Or. well
arranged. oak floors, built-in fixtures .
SJ00o Terms.
Excellent brick home, modern in detail
sun porch. laundry. bullt-in garage
large lot ideal location; S9OOO-$1OOO
cash.
S East. neat new bungalow. desirable
section S4000-Terms.
Mishawaka, excellent TR home. perfect
condition. electricity. gas. water. stool
block from center. S32OO-Sj0O cash,
$50 mo.
River Side Drive. beautiful residence
completely mod, many attractive feat
ures. best finish, garage, shade. shrubs !;
S13.JOO-Terms
Harter Hgts, square type. excellent
home. corner lot. every modern con
venience garage S93O0-Terms.
East side roOming house best section
iu city for students 9 large airy rooms.
mOdern, OAK floors. ear garage. large
lot. y block from car. . blks from
center. S7GOO-S14OO cash.
/ Lots. Harter Hgts. facing two streets .
$500 ROseland. acres. $500 Rose
land lot 4OX192. $3.50 Huey St. J0xl30.
S1O0 We have lots in all parts OF the
city and suburbs. We have homes Of
every kind. Enquiries desired. Open
evenings. WOrden Realty Company,
23S Farmers Trust Bldg. Main AS
81 cocoon for new homes. Own your own
lot and we will build for you on easy
terms Hatsfeld & Hatsfeld, ia W.
Warrington Az. Lincoln 2l6f
wHITCOMB & KELLER
NANARRE ST.
Located within 8 blocks from down
town. a room hOuse to be vacated
within one week. bedrooms bath and
plenty OF closet room upstairs; attrac-
tive living room. dining and kitchen
downstairs: screens, shades, linoleum
in bath room and kitchen floors; eI
cellent furnace: large lot; northern Ell
posture. Will give terms.
NJ 400
Farmers Trust Bldg.
A CHILD seldom becomes burden on
5Ocietv whose home life has been one
II happiness and cOntentment. The
home is the localized center from
which initial impulses for good or evil
60 out. The parents who select
HARTER HEIGHTS as home site in
which 10 follow the dictates Of their
hearts may well pay the dcbt u hu-
mauity which ali sane ci-izv1s oN--.
LOUIS q. PALMER X co.
Main 1863 AZ Union rust Bldg
WHITCOMB & KELLER
l.. HANEY AVE.
An exceptionally attractive home now
ready for immediate possession. 3 bed
rooms, closets. bath room. large liv-
INK room, paneled dining rooms. eK-
cellent furnace. floor drain, hot and cold
water. payment down, balance as
rental.
Main 400
Farmers Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03

EASY BOUGHT-EASY OwNED-NOW
Us THE TINE TO Buy THAT HOME
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03

BEAU TiFTL Home on Notre Dame Ave
Eight rooms. bath. breakfast nook and
shower bath Lot Gix.2 with fine
snuDherv This home has oak floors
fireplace and builtin features and Is
modern in every respect viii show by
appointment only
Meyers Long Co
Phone Main 7Jf
80 Farmers Trust Building.
BEST Buy ~ SOUTH BEND-A corne.
Dot equal Geo three lots fn size dlmeH-
s.ons f0JXlG5 six blocks from center
ri town Ideal Inr3 on for fl1I. apart
meuf building Gr ample room for five
good sized bungalows. This property
rrg be bought With a 5000 payment.
balance monthly. located In north part
~ city, near park. 9 per cent on de-
frrred payments. Price Sf1 900 Must
O.. sold within 90 days CAN Mr. Moore,
Main i17i
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03
NOTICE OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT.

Miller Guy,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03

NOTICE
CHANGE OF OFFICE
The InEisright Realty and Invest
ment Co have moved from Room
American Trust Building. 70 TO J "
s. Building
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03

FOR SALE-In one OF the best Darts OF
The city. a beautiful new home. :
rooms. all full size. on paved sreet.
This Is a real buy $500 down Louis
q Palmer & Co. Main 1859 412 Union
Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03

Veronica &. Sweeney.
Clerk OF the Board
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03

81 COCOON for new homes. Own your own
lot and we will build for you on easy
terms. Hatsfeld & Hatsfeld. III W.
Wash lnrfnn Az Lincoln 21R4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03

Veronica q sweeney.
Clerk II the Board
Aur
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03

July %, Aug. ?. o
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-03
wHITCOMB & KELLER
WHITCOMB & KELLER
l. HANFY AVE

L HANEY AVE.
An exceptionally attractive home now
ready for immediate possession. 3 bed
rooms, closets. bath room. large liv-
ing room, paneled dining rooms. ex
cellent furnace. floor drain, hot and cold
water. A payment down, balance as
rental.
Main 400
Farmers Trust Bldg
Evening star., 1922-04-03

every terror of the revolution from
demoniacal mobs that surge over all
Paris, tracking their red way from
the Bastille to the steps Of 1.-The sharp
female" and dancing their carmag-
mole in the wake of death carts on
their way to the knife.
Also, attention has been called to
the fact that Griffith makes Danton
ride out of history into fiction to
create stupendous feature for his
plot-but Griffith is right.
Danton believed the revolution to be
needed surgical operation to save
the life of France. But he rebelled
at the unlicensed blood orgies of the
slums, when raised to power. Griffith
portrayS the humanity of the man.
This is no sin against history. espe-
cially as we have Historian Noltaire's s
word for it that history is largely
lies-but. at that, Griffith runs true to
essentials.
In "Passion"-a masterpiece OF tragic
materialism never yet eXcelled--the ono
victim is Du Barry. The spectator fol-
lows her to her tragic end-seeing only
Du Barry. In orphans Of the Storm"
there is no plot-victim, but. from the
moment that Henriette and young
Voudrey, condemned to the guillotine.
leave the tumbril to ascend to the
knife, iffith-somehow- the
moment with countless others Of his
tory and fiction. who made that dread
Evening star., 1922-04-03
RIALT0-"Orphans Of the Storm
Another View of It.

orphans of the Storm opened its
second week at the Rialto yesterday
before an audience SO packed as to
numbers. so tense in its silence and
in it's gusts of pent-up emotions as
to create awe for a genius that can
sway humanity with nothing more
tangible than pantomimic shadows
thrown on a rag.
Apart from the picture as a mate
rial production, one senSed, somehow.
the uneXplored powers of the every
day imagination when dominated by
a master mind.
The Griffith revival has it's critics
among men and women old enough
to recall The Two Orphans" the
stage play on which the picture is
based. This is the fate of all prog
ress, since age invests it's dead youth
with a glamour that permits no rival
shine: a Rhadamanthan loyalty that
ranges from loftiest ideals to the
bread that mother used to make. 1t
is criticism which, artistically, does
not count, unless one chooses to re-
gret the almost submerging oe the
plays "Jacque," who came "of fam
lily that kills"
There is the more important OBJ
jector who points out that the Grif-
fifth portrayal of the French revolu-
ton lacks the appalling realism de-
pirted in Passion" Scenically con-
sidered, this is a just comparison.
since the Lubitsch picture has for it's
back ground the palaces, pleasure
grounds and streets of German and
French Europe; an advantage which
which the American picture cannot
follow out in such natural detail. And
even that admits of question, since
the average spectator will absorb
Evening star., 1922-04-03
Photoplays.'
CONTINUED from Fifth Page.)

Its situations are highly meIodramatic,
however. and the element OF physical
struggle is over-accented. At tho end
the spectator feels almost as weary
as the hero, after having seen him go
through one fight after ANOTHER ad
infiinitum.
Dorothy Dalton, deprived of her
Spanish Sshawl and comb. and her
marcelle wave, appears as Moran,
daughter of the captain of the good
ship Lady Lefty, and wears. most OF
the time, a blouse and overalls, with
a tam on her uncurled bobbed hair.
Her duties vary from that of steers
man to scrub-lady, but she can also
shoot straight and fight like fury.
Rudolph Valentino, first pictured as
an idol of the debutantes. suffering
from ennui, is later shanghaied and
consequently develops into a hardened
seaman who uses his fists practically
without interruption thenceforth.
When Moran is rescued from her
burning ship he. of course, becomes
her champion. and romance begins
between the polished sailor and the
girl of the seas.
\ fade-out Of the two standing on
the ship deck after it has finally
reached the harbor deceived yester-
days audience into thinking that it
marked the story's end, and there was
general audible mirth in the theater
an the people settled back in their
seats to witness an additional Strug-
gle between Rudolph and the villain
before he could safely claim the
heroine. The fight, which took place
at a dizzy height among the rigging,
was really thrilling in its suspense.
and Miss Dalton probably did her best
acting while watching it. Both she
and the audience breathed a sigh of
relief when he rejoined her and the
happy end was at length reached.
A comedy. news film. Topical Tips
and a special orchestral selection are
added to the program as supple
mentary attractions. T.. u. Il.
Evening star., 1922-04-03
METROPOLITAN-"Penrod."

With Wesley "Freckles" Barry rs
feature, the screen version of Booth
Tarkington'sN short stories OF '.Penrod"
is being presented at the Metropolitan
Theater this week. Marshall Neilan has
anna lga mated the various stories into
an interesting series of pictures which
afford several hours of entertainment.
''The Pageant of the Table Round"
''The Evils of Drink, School Soar
ing" 1.-THE Big Show" "The New Star"
Tar" and 1.-The Circus are recalled
and many amusing incidents are inter-
jected. with enjoyable acting by the
juveniles.
The plot of 1.-THE Gang" to convince
their elders they should be heard and
not always seen results in their capture
later of two celebrated bank robbers.
who had accidentally fallen into an old
well. a part of the underground head
quarters of 1.-THE Gang" This heroic
act wins the esteem of the citizens OF
the city.
In addition to Clever Wesley Barry
the cast includes Clara Horton, Maurice
Levy, Johnny Harron, Gordon Griffith.
Tully Marshall, Claire Mcdowell. Lena
Basket. Alexander Podnos. violinist,
accompanied by Ernest Harrison at the
piano. last night played several selec-
tions that We're appreciated. News pic
lures and Topics of the Day completed
the program.
Evening star., 1922-04-03

ent time. 1t concerns a hard-hearted
father and his sons secret marriage
to cover a shame; the mans daughter
siding with the unfortunate girl-wife
and forcing her brothers tardy ac-
knowledgement of the marriage.
The cast includes Florence Vidor,
Madge Bellamy, Mathilde Brunday.
Theodore Roberts, Tully Marshall.
Lloyd Hughes, Charles Meredith and
Edward Martindel, each of whom is
a player of reputation. Miss Vidor
and Mr.. Roberts, as might be expect
ed, do excellent work, and they have
effective assistance from the support
ing players.
The photography is very good, the
outdoor scenes being especially beau
tiful. An animated cartoon, the
Pathe news and an attractive muSi-
cal program complete the bill.
Evening star., 1922-04-03

pilgrimage, with no boon Of reprieve:
Du Barry, herself; Charlotte Corday;
every poignant shadow that roams
through Carlyle's seven volumes; Sid
ney Carton. whose head fell to the
clicking of the De Fargo knitting &
needles: Danton-the spectator vi
sions them all with realism bound
ed only by his knowledge Of the
revolution. 1t is this magic some
thing possessed by Griffith that makes
the difference, the difference between
history as printed and history rs it
might have lived.
AS to the plot-sequences OF the
play; the flesh and blood accuracy Of
its actors, from principals to its six
, hundred members of the cast: the
splendid artistry of its photography
and the extolling of Lillian and Dor
othy .Gish-who are the Orphans; !;
Joseph Schildkraut, as the young no
b!eman of the people, and the red
rabble that make up the revolution
ary atmosphere-nothin new can be
told. MAMIE LANCASTER.
Evening star., 1922-04-03
CRANDALL'S- -"Fifty Candles. ."

Lovers of mystery stories and pic
lures of real action have a treat in
store at Crandalrs Theater, in Fifty
Candles" the perturbation of Earl
Derr Biggers' interesting story, with
Marjorie Daw in the leading role,
which is the feature the first three
days Of this week.
Supplementing this. and providing
a contrast of entertainment, is d
two-reel comedy. 1.-The Boat" star
Evening star., 1922-04-03

saves the life Of Chinaman who is
under sentence to be returned to
Shanghai for execution. The China
man, in return. pledges the Amer
lean to serve him continuously for "A
period of twenty years. From that
Evening star., 1922-04-03
PALACE-"Hail the Woman

Thomas II. Ince's picture endeavor
is. represented at Loew's Palace this
week in Hail the Woman" The
story is taken from one of Gardner
Sullivan's tales and he is one Of the
leading scenario writer's of the pres
Evening star., 1922-04-03

ring Buster Keaton. with a variety OF
short-reel features and a pipe organ
accompaniment.
The story Of Fifty Candles" opens
in Honolulu. After series of ex-
citing incidents, a young American
Evening star., 1922-04-03

moment follows succession Of in
teresting and exciting events, all of
which hold the audience in tense
suspense until the climax.
The picture is excellent entertain
1nent.
Evening journal., 1922-05-20
lhQa@e,hQ[
W LOUIS JOSEPH VANCEN~rg ~
u lousJo Ayan.

limited capital to back me. This
country is crying for better pictures
and I know how TO make them.
can bring to the American cinema
the one thing it needs. a thorough
knowledge of European methods.
There's only one thing makes me
hesitate, the lack Of suitable
star"
owhy pick on me?" Lucinda
laughed. I'm not even an actress"
"Ah! you forget I've seen you
prove on the screen what you can
do. You don't know yourself Mrs.
Lee. You need only two things to
make you great a good director.
and self confidence
J"Arent you running great risk
making such lattering overtures to
an untried. unknown amateur"
Don't worry about me. If I had
any hope Of being able TO persuade
you to try it on, I'd tell you to name
your own terms, and shoulder the
risk without a murmur."
Lontaine's earnestness was so real
that one might no longer meet his
arguments with levity There was a
strained look of anxiety in the blue
eyes. a restrained passion of plead
ing in the ordinarily languid accents.
Fanny. too, was apparently hang
Evening journal., 1922-05-20
OUR FIRST YEAR
CHAPTER XXX-Seeds of Dissension
By Bride.

Left alone at home for the frs
time since my marriage. I was lone
some to the verge of weeping.
OF course Jack would have mar
ried Mrs. Herrod instead of me had
she been his own age.
Why hadn't l seen II before II
was too late?
I fell to crying bitterly then went
to bed. and pretended to be SOUND
asleep when Jack came home.
murmured something inarticulate
when he spoke to me. And l cam
ouhaged asleep until nearly day
break.
Fortunately, the next day was a
holiday and We slept late. 1t rained.
weather that ordinary we would
have welcomed with joy, for it made
a day we could have TO ourselves.
But my JOY did not materialize.
for my thoughts of the previous
evening continued TO harass me.
What had Jack said to Mrs. Her
rod? What had she said to Jack
Sleeplessness and the need to tell
Jack of those bills made my nerves
ragged. Jacks soft whistling irri-
tated me. When he spoke. my re-
plies were far from honeyed.
once in a while my husband s
good nature annoys me. He is eX-
act. practical, and when he's alb
sorbed in his own thoughts, he has
an abrupt way of meeting a ques-
ton with quick concentration, Of
answering It briefly and precisely.
Evening journal., 1922-05-20

The white dove flew ahead anC
Nancy and Nick followed along the
nice green path. The sky was blue
and birds were singing everywhere
1t did seem as though the spell OF
( evil woven over the Twins by Twelve
Toes, the wicked old Sorcerer, was
broken.
At last they came in sight OF a
city which was just as green as
Cobalt Town had been blue.
"Yonder is Verdure Nille," called
back the dove. That is where King
Verde of the green beard lives. All
of his subjects, called the Kors-
knots. have green boards, too. II
shall soon be decided which is the
handsomer King Verde of the green
beard. king OF the Korsknotts, or
King Indig Of the blue hair, king Of
the Diddyevvers.
The Twins thought that the white
doves voice was sadder than ever
as he spoke.
And the one who wins Is to
marry beautiful Princess ThermA'
isn't he?" asked Nancy
Yes" answered the dove in a
voice so low they could scarcely
hear.
Funny people began to appear on
the road-an of them staring hard
at the strangers. with queer. green
ish eyes. and having boards as green
as wire glass.
.Win you tell us which Of the
buildings is King Verdo's palace 2?
Nick asked one of the queer people.
ITS the handsomest house on
the handsomest street in the hand
soonest city of the handsomest coun-
try in the world" was the modest
reply. Go right ahead. You can't
mistake it,
So the three Of them kept on.
Beauty is all a matter of opinion
but il any one, had asked the Twins
what they thought Of Verdure Ville
when they came to it, they would
have said it was the ugliest city IN
the world and that King Verde
Evening journal., 1922-05-20

1t was so that morning.
And as any wife would have done.
concluded that he was still think
ing about his game and the lady
of the previous evening!
At last the weather cleared a lit
tie. We decided to take long
walk.
l adjusted my hat, put on my
gloves. remembered my adored
string of mock pearls which I wear
everywhere l go.
But in adjusting them, rather
rlumsily with my gloved fingers,
they caught on a button of my coat,
he string broke, and the tiny glo-
0ues of moonlight rolled to the far
.orners of the room!
Tears came to my eyes. Jack
lalf shaved. hurried to my assist
lnce. We could not find all of
hem. We never did find three of
them. Jacks patience eXasperated
me. I could hardly coax him 10 re-
inquish the search for the missing
three.
Surely, my husband must be the
very best man in the world. That
morning he was almost too good.
He could not or he would not per
ceive that I was decidedly out of
temper. And had he seen, I'm sure
he would have hunted up some
plausible excuse for my nervous
tension.
ITO BE COntinued).
Copyright, 1922, NEA Service.)