Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1922, Page 26

= TIERNANS INFIGHT Horlickfe | NHOMESREAER MF" ™meORIGINAL Malted Milk Used successfully for over 13 century. Made under sanitary conditions from clean, rich milk, with extract of our specially malted grain, The Food-Drink is prepared by stirring the powder in water, Infants and Children thrive on it. Agrees with the weakest stomach of the Invalid aend Aged. Invigorating as a Quick Lunch at home or office. Ask For «ns Get HORLICK’s at Fountains, Hotels, Restaurants, - oy thus Avoiding Imitations SUBSTITUTES Cost YOU Same Price Couple Declare They Seek to Establish Precedent in Paternity Case. URGE SINGLE STANDARD Warn Young Couples Against Al- lowing Others to Influence Home Life. Special Dispatch to The Star. , SOUTH BEND, Ind., September 28.— While Judge Chester L. Duncomb of the South Bend city court is ponder- Ing his decislon as to the paternity of “Billy,” the ten-month-old son of Mrs. John P. Tiernan, public interest has centered in the psychology of this strangest of all the strange cases ever heard in the Indiana courts. ,What motive impelled Prof. John Tlernan of Notre Dame University to parade his wife before the public as the mother of an illegitimate child, while still loving her and claiming her as his own? Why has he at- tempted to fasten the paterndty of ‘Billy” on a local clothing salesman Harry Poulin, while he still shelte the child and says he always will ca for it as one of his own? Why has he demanded a small sum of money from Poulin to pay the ‘expenses of the maternity of the disputed boy? Why has he held “Billy,” the inno- cent victim of it all, up to the public as a child born out of wedlock? Tiernan Gives Reason. Prof. Tiernan answered these nat- ural questions- today. “That justice may be doue.” he said. “The time has come when man must stand on the same moral plane with , Special for Friday and Saturday Italian ‘Renaissance Qak Dining Room Suite hen, is the psychological in- ®ehind a prosecution which has puzzled the nation There was no hasty action on the part of the university professor or his seemingly devoted wife. Theirs is indeed a strange caSe, and out of it has just come from the lips of “the Woman”. some &ound reasoning . Here is a deligl!tful dining room combination that . to the cause of “troubles in the will cnable you to furnish your dining room in such a Por. aud. Srs: 'Tibenan. wcted against the advice of all their friends, against the advice of their priest and against the advice of the officers of maaner as to radiate good cheer for many years to come. Shown are a large china cabinet, with cabinet base and panel top; square table, B B o LEDY wonthg che Tier. - . - . nans studie 0! t 45x00 inches: buftet, with cupboards, an\is .00 the advice whieh in ';711\¢“"en: he: six chairs upholstered in tapestry. On e tossed to the winds, deciding, as the! credit. only.......... e Sy SR P ithemselves in order that the larger problems, the welfare of innocent children and erring women. might he taken care of through future genera- tions. Eoth realize the sacrifices they have made in the hearing just ended.” Both know that the public is o merciles critic. but determined they were to test their theory in the court of good citizenship. Mrs. Tiernan, more than her hus- band, is responsible for the'airing of this alleged violation of the moral code, for it was she who literally forced her husband to submit to her will and bring about the arrest of the man whom_ she claims not only led her astray, but scorned her. Prof. Tiernan is a faithful member of the Roman Catholic Church. He detests divorce and separition. believ ing. as he stated today t i tegrity of the home, the sanctity o marriage and thes happiness of the Visit Our New Rug Department | DYED HER FADED SWEAFER ALSO A SKIRT AND A DRESS eontorssresrioresriossstostosrssrsstostostisstartaressosnsettstossiorsssistssttsttssrassssstost _Buy “Diamond Dyes"—no other | following the simple directions in kind—then perfect home dyeing is | every package of Diamond Dy united family” will do more to uplift guaranteed. Even if you have never | Just tell your druggist whether the | humanity than any other factors in dyed before, you can furn yeur worn, | material vou wish to dye is wool or life’s routine. . shabby dresses, skirts, waists, stock- | silk; or whether it is linen, cotton, Having come to these conclusion ings, coats, sweaters, draperies, r mixed good! Di » Prof. and Mrs. Tiernan deci o0 a hangi e peries, | or mixed goods. Diamond Dyes |under the paternity laws of Tndi angings, everything, into new by | never streak, spot, fade, or run. and therefore prepared an affidavit which not only placed the man whom Mrs. Tlernan claims is the father of her third born child, in jail, but also brought about a hearing in court which has stirred the country from end to end. y Believes in Publicity. ‘Publicity, Prof. Tiernan believes !‘.: rereenerterttresstsssss: LTI T T e T T e evens the mighty Weapon through w orats are to be kept at a high stand- ard, Through the medium of pub- licity, this university teacher and au- thor of legal text books believes that a betrayer of a woman may be ex- pelled from a community and the Ininds of people raised to such a pin- nacle that the issue of a debasing union shall not suffer. Subseribing to this thought further. Prof. Tiernan said: ) “I'do mot represent myself in_this case, but the unfortunate child. Even it I have tq carry this battle to the point of community action, T shall ] ) see that justice is done. T shall in- volve the influence of friends with a kin ; al view of expelling the invader of the and sallow : home from the cornmunity. He is not You can give your skin clusion of the young wife. Natu meets. Or perhaps they /have inter- ests that require attention to the only a standing challenge. but a men- ace to the community. He must be exposed thoroughly that the wronged woman may be comforted and the child acknowledged.” It is from Mrs. Tiernan. however. ¢hat one learns of the trials that have beset her, and in these trials she says there is a lesson for all young married couples. “Sometimes,” she explained toda: “although young husbands Jove th wives devotedly, th are apt to g to their work mo: apparent devo- color and life by the right a young wife feels pique when this i treatment. Around each The case, and unless she is more than Cake of W db 3 ord)i(nirily strong {)l v:‘fll i:et“;’!‘} seek amusements elsewhere p 90 ury S lho“ldhhl\'e with herl hu!S-’llnd. " ‘acial Soa; H Further, as she explained her trag- Facial 1p you ”"fi"d edy. Mrs. Tiernan called attention t 5y . those young wives who feel that th a booklet containing this {are undergoing a period of semi-im » prx’sonmt;nt in a home ]\\'h‘;r(‘ l'h?) meet only th me people day after treatment. Get a cake day, where they go through the sume d routine of baking. cooking. mak- ng beds and polishing furniture, and it feel that they are entitled to a little relaxation. But their husbands. not being socially inclined or because they have their clubs and their man friends downtown, as well as the ever present change in their occupa- tions, fail to realize the danger in which their wives are placed when they meet young men of good ap- pearance who seem to take a more than ordinary interest in them. Copyright, 1023, by The Andvew Jorgens Ca. “Women,” said Mrs. Tiernan, “will naturally seek the company of men who interest them more than their husbands do, and who can give them the amusements their husbands can- not or will not give. Couple to Forget Past. . “Perhaps they love their husbande as dévotedly as ever, but perhaps they do not realize it until some Newbro's Herpicide Brings Out The Life and Beauty of Your Hair For bringing out the natural . nriance OE JOUE hair Snd vemboring Sons Ceain toa lcaithy condicen, noting will i Horplede f your hair is not velvety, i i;dmans’&n the natural sheen| oitand lumriant 'HE fish cakes that make New England fa- and. will b il o & Srmeise 55 700 803 & rercamonte T fen = mous. They’rethe Nembro‘s}l’erpieidc original ready-to- fry fish cakes. Made from fa- mous Gorton’s Cod Fish—No Removes Dandruff - Stops Falling Hair Hnrlclh' will not only make your haie besut- ifal, but it quickl all ifal. but It quickly removes all your unsightly your itc] ocalp and prevents ‘hair from fall your hair from llng,. ‘our scalp will tone T and become ‘s healthy scalp is the ‘Saly trus Batr growes: Bones. Look for ‘Herpicide has a most dainty and exquisits odor. lbn_yuds.u'-u-nd: the cheerful blue- claimes T e o S e “:é:.m and-yellow can. / . Applications Shope tion than they concede to their help-; _ WASHINGTON, T, U, Thanks for Ride, Says Driver Hit By the Assoclated Press. CINCINNATI, Ohfo, September 28.— “And that is all there is to it,” sald Blair Runyan, employe of the Ohlo state highway commission, as he lit & cigarette and walked away, In twenty min- utes the remains of what was once a five-ton automo- bile truck were cleared from tho Penngylvania tracks and the New York flver proceeded on its way. “Some ~ persons are born lucky mused the engl neer. “Here is & fellow in a truck hit by a traln going sixty-five miles an hour and not a scratc The motor truck which Runyan was driving was hit by the train when at Kings Mill, Ohio. The engine of the truck was thrown more than 200 and the truck, filled with gravel, was dragged a _half mile, while the engineer made frantic efforts to stop the train, Instead of finding Runyan's body, expected, the train crew found him on the cowcatcher of the engine uninjul Thanks f ¢ ride, old top,” said |V} Runyan, as passengers and train crew rubbed their eyes. sort of calamity brings the realiza- tion home to them.” In this case. supporting the the- ories advanced by the Tlernans, is grounded fact that at no s an_effort been made to Poulin to pay over a of money. The only mand has been for the a small fund to meet expenses incurred at the Dbirth of the child, and this. it is stated, is done only for technical reasons. gument in support of : the continuance of | v ons. During the r hearing. Prof. Tiernan ax heen as devoted to his wife as a bridegrcom. She in turn has shown her love for him by rising from her chair insidg the bar to attick the lawyer inferred that her pro- tector was himself a violator of the moral cod “There is every probability that the past will be forgotten,” said Prof. Tiernan, reviewing the situation in_Wis family today. “and that we will begin life anew with our in- terest in our children and home.” The baby in the case, he infers, will continue to remain as one of the family, and will be educated and | raised will the other two chil- dr. 1922,) RS SIS, “Uncertain, Coy, and Hard to Please.” I Mrs.#Triplewed—Mother is going to Lring honie a new daddy for You. Little Elsie—Oh, mother are we go- ing to keep him or do we jus: take him ou approval like we did the rest of them? / (Copyri 1 mars the perfect appearance of her complexion. Permanent and f skin troubles s’ \ Reduces unnatura; and corrects Send I5¢. for Trial Size FERD. T. HOPKINS & SON, N Gouraud's Oriental Cream POMPEIAN OLIVE OIL Sold Everywhere i " Nadine Face Powder Asd A Rese-Petal Complezion You can have that lovely complexion of rose- petal texture, tint and smoothness 80 much admired if you use Nadine Face Powder, now in the n blue box. Its velvety softness and delicate tint can only be equalled by the rose petal and its charm- ing fragrance by the flower garden. Nadine Face Powd: heres throughout the without repeated applica- tions. Nadine will please you. 1f not we will refand your money. Price 50c. at toilet coun- ters. Miniature sample box 4c. by mail. National Toilet Company, Paris, Tennessoe. DAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1922 < It -eapecially asks the workers of |- NEW YORK, September 28.—Surro- | three suits brought by the Croker FEngland, France, Jugoslavia and Ru- | gate Foley reserved decision on the |chlldren against their father, which ° mania to use thelr efforts to force the |application of Richard Croker, jr., that | were pending when he died. = The ! : entente to cease military preparations |he be appointed temporary adminis- | widow's counsel said there was no B N aEainst the Turks, declaring this is | trator of the estate in this count: DYy .‘Y- Expres‘ .[n ST“P NEw WAR Dirt ot the duty of the workers in |his father, the late Righard Croker | that his father era ot dnssand mion Third Internationale Sends Out an- Appeal Against Threatened Conflict. BRITISH ARE Turks Have Prevented Enslave- ment by Their Victories Is Claim. . By the Associated Press. heels of the Russiap soviet note to the entente and Balkan states on the near east situation the third Inter- nationale has addressed an appeal to the workers of the world urging them to do everything in their power to prevent the European imperialists, as the appeal expresses it, from toking up arms and plunging southeastern Europe into a new and far-reaching The Turkish soldiers, inspired by the victories of the red armies, continues the appeal, have overthrown the al- lied designs for the enslavement of the Turkish people. 7 that his father was of unsound mind and was unduly influenced by M: His application was opposed by 'Croker at the time he made the will. the interest of ihe preletariat meove- | one-time Tammapy chief. ment of the world. BLAMED e ideal fuel for city, suburban and country homes LADDIN SECURITY OIL is the ideal household fuel today. It is uniform, clean and dependable in every way. And you can always get it—economically. The latest New Perfection Oil Range with Superfex Burners does (1 1 The appeal as- MOSCOW, Beptember 28.—Upon me| When your net doesn’t sit true —but gives your hair a drag- ged, drawn, dismal look,‘fr else stands outin waves and loops— then ask for Sitroux, the hair net that sits true. The highest quality in hairnets —made of finest, los- trous, human b e £ w to, give stre: TR T all the work of a gas stove—and saves coal. This range is being in- stalled in thousands of kitchens today for year-round service. The Perfection Heater gives instant warmth wherever you have a cold rogm. Whatever oil-burning device you use you will find Aladdin Security Qil the best kerosene for it. Don’t be without heat because of the coal shortage. Burn oil—the ideal fuel. . STANDARD OIL COMPANY (New Jersey) hair, cleverly hand - For all the regulaf family wash \othes Soak Yne Just soaking in it loosens all the dirt Let soaking do almost all the work for you instead of just a little. Soaking in big, last- ing, lukewarm Rinso suds looseng all the dirt. Alittle dry Rinso rubbed on the places where the dirt is most ground-in removes every trace of it. ' “ If you like to boil If you like to boil your white cottons there is nothing so good as Rinso. Pour enough Rinso solution in your boiler to give you the suds you like. The other soaps and the soap powder you used to use are not needed with Rinso = Ij-you use a washing mgchine Helpit to do its best work. Rinso suds have the body needed to get clothes clean with- out any rubbing. With Rinso you do not have to use a soap powder—nor any other soap. GetRinso today. Atgrocery and de- - partment stores everywhere. Lever Bros. . . Co., Cambridge, Mass. - i