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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-11
INCAUTACiON DEL BhNCO MER-
CANTIL DE MONTERREY
(Viene de Ia Pas, ~

dad particular, a cuya garantia eSta-
ba consagrada la misma institution
en- que prcstaban sus servicios.
Los incautadores reconvinieron eli
tonces a los mencionados e~mpleaGos,
amenazandolos con comunicar su re-
beldia al Presidente Y a~prehenderlos
por desobedecer ordenes dimanadas
de una autoridad legalmente consti-
tuida.
Sin embargo, tanto ell gerente del
Banco Mercanti!, senior Jose l.. GAIA,
como ell senior Emilio Gonzalez ANA
va, cajero, y otra persona cuyo nom
bre no pudime@ ob:eaer, pcro que fun
gia como coEI dor, Sc abstuvieron de
satiSfaccr las c,.igencias dc los CONT
sionadoS, rep Icujo que carccian dc
derecho para I!5noucr De los fondos
del Banco.
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Hacia cl Parque koelher.

Sc comunico a todos los micmbros
de la agrupacion. a los Delegates y
visitantes. que, al terminar Ia session
Sc reunieran con las damas 4 la entra-
da Gel Hotel Gunter, para que, una
vez reunidos, Sc dirigieran al Parque
Koelher, donde ofreceria n lunch
en- su honor, la Cerveccria de San An
tonic Y la Lone Star
Hoy, en- cl mismo local, tcndra lu-
gar Ia scgunda dc las s%csiones de la
convention.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-11

Ii TeTdddero Dragon EojO. Encanta-
mIeniUS. mOdo de haC"rSe iDFlSlb!e.
Ia Gran Earlla AfIvtnadora ........--- &c
lIbr, Nagno g." salt LIpTIaUo- Edlrion
lnlcd Y rompleta del ramcSO Gr:mo
RIO .S5.UU
la rIav!ci:ia del HeChlccru, q Lihro
de san ClprIanp. con .nfinldad d" Sc
rrnTpS soc
la ;lral Na2Ia SUpFcma ....--.-.....Sl.Gn
Manual IL Maci1 blanca ..........----. 25c
Manual de Nayta Roia ................ 25c
Manual de Maya NeEra .....-..-....... a5c
SeCrctoS de los Carlos. .ATtc de ga
mar a tGtoS los jUegOS SLIM
SerrefcS de Alberto Q! GranGe........ 35r
SeCrcroS re Ia IreStidiCitaci0n : IL
macIa. LeCcioneS PRACTICES De eSCa-
moteo
SecretUs del Inferno Observation-Disclosures. 25c
Teso-n de NilagTnS do IA cruz &" "a
r2vaCa. EeriadSra jo~d de- ocult'Sinn 5ac
Nc-dater0 Horoscope para 3dtvinar 81
ma HtN|lL To- ~
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La session dc aver

La SeS!Ou Ut SHtI
An;es dc las diez de la mariana,
bora fijada para Ia reunion lnicial de
Ia convention. Sc encontraba a 5 lie
no 81 ampIio salon de Aailes del Hotel
Gunter, sencillamente adornado.
En- la parte posterior del salon. una
~maguifica orGucsta alegraha a! hume
roso a~uditorio, Ell cl que sc contaban
buen numero de damas.
A las diez Ell punto, do principle
IA session, tomando la palabra ell prl-
nero, Mr.. 4. R. Mace, Prcsidentc,
Sheriff dc Lampasas, Texas.
Tras de la alocuci6n con que Mr.,
Mace declare alberta la convention,
hizo una invocation cI Rev. Mr.. D. W.
S~tenvens. rector de la st. Marks f.
n~iscopal Church, la que fuc oida con
ell mayor recogimicnto por la concu-
rrcnc;a.
Dieron Ia ~bienvenida a los sheriffs
visitantes. cl Hon. Mr.. Sam c. Bell,
Mayor dc la CiudaG, Y el Senador Mr.,
Carlos Bee. en- nombre dc Ia Camara
de Concrete.
Despucs de una alocucion del Jucz
Mr.. NJ. NJ. White, dc Lampasas, Tc-
xas. Sc abrio ell registro dc micmbroS,
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PABLO G~0NzALEz...nn.
Uiene de la Pag. 1a.)

1872
que lie correspondent a SUI alto range
militar carrancista.
Quieren dichas autoridades civiles
y militares de Laredo, que Gonzalez
cruce la Inca divisoria vestido de uni
forme, para recibirlo conforme a las
practicas fijadas por la ~ordenarza
en- tales casos. Y. de r%esolverse Pa
bio Gonzalez a aceptar la invitacion
que Sc lie ha hecho. facil es que Sc re-
pitan la escenas desarrolladas en- Ia
ciudad de Ell Paso, cuando Francisco
Villa pas6 la Inca Y fue recibido por
ell general Hugh L. Scott, Jefe del
Estado Mayor del Ejercito america
no.
Sabemos que varios p~rominentes
hombres dc ncgocios dc Laredo. ash
como algunos sim~patizadores del ca
francismo. tratan dc obsequiar a Con-
zalez con un banquetc Y una reunion
en- cualquier centric de Ia poblaclon,
donde Sc verificara un bale Ell su ho-
nor.
FL jefe carrancista saldra inmedla-
tamente para San Antonio, segun 10
comunica ell Consul de Laredo, senior
Melquiades Garcia, de cuya llegada
estaremos pedientes para communicable
a nuestros ~lectores.
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>oyELAs 4 20 CENTAv0s.

sr,a De Puscar MaridO
Amor Y MariiFlG
Cal.arjO q" Amer
ii NoviO PreStadU.
II ~TurgaloriO de las S"iscFaS
II paraiso de las MuJeres
Fl inferno lie los h"hiDEes
Fl H2,ia de los Mares
81 Nldu de RuiSehoFfS
Fi Collar dc Esmera!das
Fl :. de las Nlla>.
II Alma en- m BeSo.
La lila de las flores
la llieI en- los LHh!oS
Ia Nina de los JaZinIneS
Ia VtUal Allegro
ia Cprlr del Amor
ia princeSa del Dollar
La Htia de Venus
fIS OhrrraS del Ann
las UiiaS del Champagne
las EvaS ModernaS
Marina o Ia fllia de- las GA
Nanlifas sean las NIlrr">
W9lI!rnS sean los HoI!bT"'
NTiGIfaS sean las >urSras
Ma!altu sea cl MINOR,
N7Iiii6S sean los 'HiOS
~pa.Innar!lS de Aulhl
pnrT,r. - caSan lu>HCiiipTcS
rnrCy, - Ga>an las MujcTeH
porrlc Pecan las Ii.'ijrres
p,rru@ RciUr!den las Ni!uAs
TprrIr Nurmuran las VEGAS
ro- Isgu!r q Il Mu!er
81 Najrstad 81 Amor
Viva nj NOvIa!
A,,,rSnn. Dor Carlota Bi1emo
Nora. Tor Carl"la 6raeme
n Krcrrro d" orc
II .II:D Nalditu
n Mamuscrtra Dc I'M Nadre
Maria. ;ov Jorge isaacs
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AyTNTUR,S DE SHERLOCK HOLMES.

S~NTNTURtS DE SHERLOCK HOLMES.
q ~ CcDiiIoS inmO.l
II I"nGeGor de raG&ycrrS.
FL % del niamdnte AEUl.
Ia f,ia del USur"rO.
RiarkwciI. Il Plrata del TamcSts.
Jack 81 ~neStTipad0r.
Los MonedeTOS FalSoS dc Londres.
La Maleta SslgTienta.
In Medico Criminal.
81 TesIamento del Director.
Ed "a Escuela del Crlmen dc
P1ttsburg.
Sherlock Holmes : Ell ContrabsniisES
te Opio.
las Puertas dc Ia Nuerte.
Ia Etut3 Roia de Paris.
IN EesI!a iiumanl.
Una NOche De- Terror.
- RUbO del collar ii" rrrlaS.
la lnranH Poslda del C3.ro.
Fl NGurraSIO Dc Corfu.
Il Rsr &c los Baad!duS.
AyENTURAS DE l0HN t. RhFLEs.
"a 20 centarOS cada !CmO.)
= ]lncGcDiIO NI>:rri0S0.
In R0bu en- Il IaiacIO Real.
T. Principe Ju=aG"r.
El hSallo ~ 4! Sleeping.
FL Aino RCiO.
Fl Iirredtru ia EaglcStOne.
81 Secr"fn lei .AAlllO.
III President" d" las CoiODiss.
FL fal~, >di'ead0r.
Ia UO1reilg Eaptada-
FL Fu,lI del Negro.
FL TeSGro iel Ro-hi.
In Ni8.e De H0d9S.
Fl Tesoro del EStatO.
II Sar"rt0'~ del sol.
In Ia R]aloacra-
F. >eCrc.O del TeSUro.
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Oregon Sc halla en- Sonora.

En- las propias oficinas del Consul
lado Mexicano nos informamos de
O. Alvaro Obregon, q por algun ITEM
DO permaneci0 en- la ciuGad de No
gales, Arizona, ha cruzado la Inca dl-
visoria Y Sc ha reinternado ell ell Es-
tado de Sonora, cncontrandcse &C
tualmente en- un pueblo ercan a
Nogales. retirado por complete de Ia
vida militar V politica, a la que Sc
dedic6 con tanto empeno Ell los I'LL
limos meses del ano pr6Ximo pasaGo.
Esta noticia viene a desmentir Ia
que corria de boca en- boca, relativa
a que eli viaje de Pablo Gonzalez te-
MIA por objeto celebrar una conferen
cha con Cfbregon en- la ciudad de Nue.
va York; a menos que, Il vez ha-
llandose en- los EStados Unidos ell
primero dc dichos jefcs carrancistas.
el segundo r~csuclva de nuevo atrave-
sar Ia Inca y pasar a este te%rritorlo,
con cl fin de reunirse con su eX-coni-
palcro, y tcner la confercncia dc
que hicimos mcrito CT II dc los Ill
limos numcros dc nucstro period
co.
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Son cncarcclad0s

Scgun Sc nos infornla, los ~incauta-
dores pidieron tambien a los senores
Cara Y Gonzalez Amaya, la entire
ga de los fondos que ell Banco Mer-
cantil tiene depositados en- las ofici-
mas del Consulate americana, que es-
tuvo por mucho tempo a cargo de
Mr.. Hanna; pero como los empleados
Sc negaran a cumplir con esta soil
citud, los incautadores pidieron CT apo
yo de la fuerZa armada Y los arres-
taroa, recluyendoIos en- la Penitencia-
ria, por ell delito de rebeliGi. y Gcs-
.,cato a un Presidente.
Acto seguido, los mismos incauta-
dores hicieron I'm inventario dc los
bicnes pertenecientes al Banco, de los
fondos habidos en- sus cajas, Y de
los documentos que amparaba SUI ere
ditto. para recogerlo TODD Y hacerlo
de propiedaG dc la n~acion, come era
10 ordenado por Carranza.
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Sc hizo preston ell Laredo, Texas

lg%ualmcnte SC nos dice que las au-
toridadcS carrancistas hicieron pre-
sion para q!ic les fucran c~ntregadcs
los fondos que cxistian en- cl Consul
lad0, no solo en- las oficinas que el
Banco Mercantil tenia en- Monterrey,
sino en- las que tienen actualmente en-
Laredo, al frcnte dc las cualcs Sc ha-
LA una persona caracterizada de aquc-
liza capital fronteriza.
Pcro como nj aquella nj csta Sc
mostraron solicitas para atender las
pretensioncs de los carrancistas, Ell
Primer Jefe ordeno que sc procedie-
IA d Ia incautacion &c todos v cada
uno de los bienes pertenecieutes a
la misma institution b~ancaria, decla-
randose disuelta la Mesa Directiva
que rcgia sus negocios Y tomando po-
session Immediate dc los asuntos los
micmbros pertenecicntes al C~onscjo
lncautador.
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rlFNCiAS OCULTAS.

ClnyicuIa Gel NEy S3IOINUu .--'..'--' ~
D~tcCiO1ario Internal. COniiene inasla
blanca. rOJa y negra, apa!icIUle>. etc.Sl"
Dcrua Y Ritual DC "a Alta MaSia- Con-
fIpne 81 TrtauEulO de Solomon. Ia
CsSsIs. e. Tarot. SeC-e;oS del eA.iO,
rsg-OIIaGCla, etc ""
F,chiriG.02es. GrlMorlUs y PsRiAcuio> 5US
81 Dragon Roto. o sea e arie de man
dar a los cspig.iES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
81 Poder del PenSdIuIeutC. : dominic
T culiura. Como eStudiaF 81 $40
~ Lfbro Internal. TrataTo De las Glen
rIas ccrltas. Conttsne q IIhru de san
TSnrIsno rlRvirula ia ~Ilr:rs'u 81
s--s sG.ss z - ISSFs isSs7sS;, e;c.2i.s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-11
II CONVENTION DE- los SHERIFFS...

Vicc-Prcsidcntc de la Association de
Shcriffs. Mr.. 4. 2. Mace. Sheriff del
rondado de Lampasas Y Mr.. A. H.
Adams. Sheriff del Condado dc Co.
NAL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-18
HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN
INITIATED
INTO ROTARY CLUB

A Rotary initiation with all the
trimmings was given the Is candi-
dates for admission into the Rotary
club at the Oliver Wednesday night.
SiNty-five members OF the club were
present.
y representative of the Danville.
ILL.,, club was present TO tender the
local club an invitation 10 attend the
annual district conference to be held
there Feb. %. A delegation from
South Bend viii go 10 the conven-
ton. A committee was appointed 10
begin making preparations for get
ting a big delegation from South
Bend 10 attend the international
Rotary convention which will be
held in Atlanta, Ga, this year. This
convention, which is attended by
thousands Of ROtarians from all over
the country, is one OF the biggest
annual affairs Of the kind held in
this country. At least 90 local RO-
tarians Will go TO the convention.
A committee was appointed 10 de-
velop some novel entertaining and
other features of the work for the
club this year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-18
INTERESTING PROGRAM
AT HIGH ASSEMBLY

An interesting program at the as
sembly OF the high school was Civ
EN- Wednesday morning by the pub
lie speaking department and the
Dramatic Art club. The assembly
was held as a booster for The Pro-
fessor''. the play TO be presented by
the Drama club on Friday evening
in the school auditorium. The en-
tire assembly period was turned
over for this purpose and numbers
on the program were given by MEM
bers of the club and the depart
ment. OF special mention were the
selections from The Professor. in
which Ralph Dumke. Elizabeth
Beyers. Mildred Lane. Ralph cellars.
Minerva Whitman. Eugene Smoger
and George Hagey appeared.
other numbers on the program
were. The King of Boyville". Civ
en- 10y Jessie Graves; monologue by
Bernice Carr. The story of Bee no
ven's Moonlight Sonata. by BerHice
Wayne. piano solo by Greta Edner:
monologue by Minerva Whiteman;
selections from Rhymes Of Red
cross Man. by Esther Fulton. Mar
guerite Freyermuth, Fredric Davis
and Mildred Lane; song by the girls
Glee club.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-18
AD-SElL TO CELEBRATE
FOUNDERS NIGHT TONIGHT

5. &. DObbs. sales manager and
director OF the Coca Cola CO. OF At
lanta, Ga. who as former president
OF the Associated Advertising clubs
presided on the occasion OF the
founding Of the Northern Indiana
and Southern Michigan Ad-Sell
league here in 1911. will be the prin-
Cipal speaker on the occasion Of the
sixth Founders Night dinner Of the
Ad- Sell league. which will be held
at the oliver tonight
Mr. Dobbs will head a good bill
OF speakers. which is expected 10
bring out a large crowd. Mr.. DObbs
will speak on the work OF the as
ISOLATED clubs. g. Il. TrOwbridge Of
Charlottesville. Ind. first president
OF the Ad-Sell league. will he an
other speaker. John De Haven, one
Of the charter members Of the Ad-
Sell league. will act as POSTMASTER.
All OF the charter members living
in South Bend and elsewhere that
can be brought together will be the
specially honorec guests Of the oc-
casion. There Will be music 10y
Messicks orchestra and other spec
ial features.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-18
CRlTTENT0N CIRCLE
GIVES MONTHLY REPORT

Members OF the Florence Crit
tenton circle held their regular ses-
sion yesterday afternoon at the
Chamber Of Commerce. at which
time the reports We're given. Sew
enteen girls and II babies are at
present under the care of the circle
and during the past month 50 calls
were made by individuals Of the cir
Gle. while Il were made by the or
sanitation.
Following the business session the
members We're given ad address in
the gymnasium by John r. LathrOp
who has charge of the city planning
exhibit at the Chamber of Com
merce. Various other clubs of the
city and a delegation from EIkhart
were also present at this address.
The next meeting OF the circle
will take place Wednesday after
noon. Feb. p. at the home of Mrs
Albert Meyers. All :. Main St. and
al this time Dan Pyle will be the
speaker.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-18
MAGAZINE MAN HERE
BELIEVED A FRAUD
Chief Kuespert Issues Warning
Against Agent Selling Subscrip-
lions To DelineatOr.

This man, ]. II. Dawson. de-
clared Chief Of Detectives John
Kuespert wednesday night, in warn
ing 10 citizens of the city lis UNI
auestionably a fraud. 1t is doubt
full whether he is still in the city
but we are sending out several men
who a.e on his trail.
Dawson has been travelling as an
agent for a cooperative periodical
agency i'm the city and has sold sub
scriptions TO the Delineator maya
zine giving as premiums some pat
terms chosen at the discretion of the
buyer. Nothing was learned by the
police of his actions until late
Wednesday when single case was
reported. IL is thought that he has
worked his scheme extensively in
the city.
According to the only description
furnished he is a man of nearly 20
years with grey hair.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-18
TO INVESTIGATE
WYOMING SYSTEM
Local Delegation to Visit CuI-
yer in Interest of Military
Training Course.

To obtain an insight into the
working OF the Wyoming system Of
disciplinary training. with the pos
sble view OF starting the system in
the local schools. a delegation Of
local citizens will go 20 Culver Mill
tary academy Saturday Culver is
the official training school for in
structors In the system and the COM
mittee from here viii be given an
opportunity 20 see how the system
works.
committee composed of Fred
Dennis, J. +. Neff and Mayor Fred
w. Keller met with several citizens
including School Supt j T. Nuner
school Wednesday afternoon and
talked over the new system.
The Wyoming system has the en-
dOrsement Of military officials and
his proven very successful. II is
disciplinary rather than a military
training system The school BOYS.
who take the course are under the
direction of an officer or someone
especially trained for the work. This
officer and his Heutenants can COM
mand the strict obedience in the
training drills which consist OF var
iOus muscular exercises. military
feats. etc The boys taking the
course must wear suitable uniforms
and drill at certain intervals.
COL. l.. r. Gignilliat OF Culver
Military academy and Capt. Steever
OF the United States army. have
been In the city for several days in
the interest Of getting the system
adopted in the local schools. They
were speakers at the Knife and Fork
club banquet Tuesday night Capt
Steever is the inventor Of the sys-
tenn. No definate step TO install the
system i'm the local schools has vet
been made.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-18
LOCAL GIRL SEEN IN
MOVIE WITH WAlTHAll

Many friends OF Miss Bessie l..
Kilmer. daughter OF DR.. and Mrs.
Samuel L. Kilmer. witnessed her
first appearance here as a moving
picture actress at the Colonial the
alter Wednesday evening. Miss Kill
mer who only recently started act
ing in the movies played an import
ant part in drama The Little
Shoes in which Henry Waithall
and Miss Mary Charleston were the
stars +. Chapman. manager OF
the Colonial theater. promises that
he viii bring the picture back to
South Bend soon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-18
MOVIES TO BE FEATURE
OF CIVIC CENTER WORK

1t was decided TO make moving
pictures a regular feature of the civ
ic center work at the meeting of
the recreation committee at the high
school building Wednesday after
noon. The motion picture machine
nov being used will be in demand
every night that there are meetings
of the civic clubs. This Will enable
pictures TO be presented in each of
the civic centers about once every
two weeks.
The committee adjourned after a
brief session TO go TO the Chamber of
Commerce building to view the city
planning exhibit. They spent about
an hour in the exhibit. John r.
Lathrop had charge of the party and
laid especial emphasis on recreation
planning in his talk.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-18
COUNTY ECONOMIC CLUBS
MAP OUT PROGRAMS
March To Have Baby Welfare Week,
April, Landscape. and May
Clean-Up.

Extensive programs for March.
April and May for the home econo-
mics clubs of the county were map
ped out by the home economies
department. Of the county farm
bureau at a meeting in the office Of
John s Bordner. county agricultural
agent. Wednesday afternoon. March
will be featured by the baby well
fare week in which all of the WON
ems organizations will be inferred
In April. a landscape gardener will
be brought from Purdue 10 spend
the entire month here and May will
be devoted to cleanup campaign
in the homes and on the farms
According 10 plans made at We'd
nesday's meeting. the landscape
gardener will spend one day in each
community in the county. giving
suggestions on identifying the var
ious places. IN some sections ne viii
work on school house lawns; in
others on cemeteries, churches and
other public places.
one week or May VIII be made
cleanup week throughout the coun-
~. Doctors and dentists will give
talks on health at all Of the county
community centers during that
month.
Arrangements were made at the
meeting to have every home econo-
mics club in the county. file its
programs OF meetings in the office
of the county agent so that clubs
may get ideas from each other.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-18
FEDERATION TO NAME
FOUR TRUSTEES FRIDAY

Four trustees Tor the Federation
for Social Service are 10 be elected
Friday night by representatives OF
the thirteen organizations compos-
ing the federation, and the contrib
utors TO the annual campaign fund.
The trustees whose terms have eX-
pired are Mrs. +. r. Austin and Mrs.
G. VI. r. Haeske, who were lected
by the organizations. and ". o.. Da-
vies and G.. L. Bingham, who were
chosen last year by the contributors.
All contributors 10 the campaign
fund are invited 10 attend the meet
ing and vote on the new directors.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-18
BAPTIST BROTHERHOOD
IN MONTHLY SESSION

Brotherhood members of the First
Baptist church held their monthly
meeting Tuesday evening AT the
no re of b. \. Anderson. 3l2 y.
Scott st. Devotional exercises We're
led by Pres't Conrad and a short
ak was given by Rev. &. A. Decker
Clare Conrad. a member Of Co. r.
Indiana national guard, gave an ad-
dress telling about the Mexican sit
uation and life on the border.
A Joint session Of the ladies OF
the church and the brotherhood is
for Tuesday evening
March Is. at the home OF George
Hastings in the Lee building
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-18
LAUDS SPIRIT Of
LOCAL PEOPLE
Planning Expert Lathrop Tells
Park Board South Bend
erS Are NeighborIy.

The creates advantage Of your
city" declared CITY Planning Expert
John r. Lathrop. at the annual
meeting and banquet given by the
retiring president. Irwin W. Jackson
of the park board, at the Nicholson
Inn Wednesday night. lis the fact
that is has wonderfully hospitable
and neighbOrly people. My one
warning is that YOU never get that
big city spirit Of eXclusiveness and
divide your city into small groups
and clans"
Mr.. Lathrop. who was the only
invited guest of the evening besides
Supt and Sec'y Park Perley, who at
tended the banquet, gave the only
formal talk. He commended the
park plan that is being executed
in South Bend and declared that
from the wealth OF material that
was at the disposal Of the men pre-
pairing the exhibition of city plan
ming. il was found that South Bends
plan was by far the most complete
of them all. I'm this manner he ac-
counted for the fact that in this
particular. South Bend has occupied
a prominent part in the exhibitions
that have travelled all over this
country. South America and other
parts.
The greater part Of his talk was
devoted to the general cOnsidera-
tions that have warranted his laying
out of extensive parks. The influence
for good that a single park works
in the people who have occasion TO
visit il, was in his opinion seldom
exaggerated. The other utilities of
a park in any congested part or
q CITY we're also touched upon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-18
SHOW NEW FIRE PUMP

The new pump, capable Of throw
ing 1000 gallons of water per min
ute. which Will be put into use by
the South Bend fire department,
was exhibited on the downtown
streets Wednesday afternoon. II is
equipped to pump water from the
river or race and when used in this
manner, will throw $50 gallons per
minute in a stream $50 feet high. 1t
is carried on a motor truck that will
make 90 miles an hour. Fifteen hun
dred feet Of hose are carried on the
truck. which viii be sent TO all fires
in any part of the city. The truck
was made by the South Bend Motor
Co
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-18
SUIT is DISMISSED

Suit of the Morgan LithOgraph
co. of Cleveland. against the ''Prin-
cess Pat" Co. which appeared at the
Oliver theater Monday and Tuesday
nights was dismissed in circuit court
Wednesday afternoon. The action
was brought 10 collect S2,150.5O.
which the Cleveland company claim
ed was due for printing. The proper
" of the company and the box Of
flee receipts were attached by the
sheriff's office, but were released
when the case was dismissed. The
show which was 20 have been given
by the company at Racine. Wis.
Wednesday night, was cancelled.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-18
FRANK J. HANDLER
OUT FOR COUNCILMAN
Seeks Nomination on Democratic
Ticket i'm Fourth Ward
Resident % Years.

Frank ]. Mandler. residing at sos
y. Hill St. following the solicita-
ton of many friends, has consent
ed TO become "A candidate for the
democratic nomination for the office
of councilman OF the fourth ward
OF South Bend. Mr.. Mandler is of
German nativity and has lived in
the fourth ward OF this city for the
past % years. and has never before
been a candidate for any political
office. He is a life long democrat. He
Is employed at the South Bend
Lathe works.