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tie extendida, pues Ell objeto es presen
tarla al publico por el dorso para
que Sc conyenza de que el prestidigi-
tabor NADIA tiene en- Ia mano, cuando
precisamente tiene en- ella 10 CUE ira
ia de ocultar al publico.
Para este hay que tener p%resente
que levantando las dos manos. Ia IL
ouierda con la palma vuelta hacla el
publico V la derecha con la palma
hacia nosotros, hacienda tai movl-
miento ~rapidamente, Ell p0blico 10 dis
tingue que una mano esta vuelta ha-
cia fuera Y la otra hacia adentro, slno
que cree que ambas estan hacia afue-
"a. Pues 81 Sc tiene en- Ia mano de-
recha un objeto escondi6o por medic
del enpalme Y Sc ~levanta dicha mano,
ell publico cree Que efectivamente' no
tiene cosa alguna la mano.
Rperimos que tai habilidad solo Sc
consigue con la practica.
Por medic del eScamoteo por en-
pa!mc, la suerte de hacer desaparecer
una moneda que Sc simula depositar-
Sc en- la mano i~zquierda. de la cual
hablamos en- ell numero del domingo
ultimo. ~resulta mas elegante.
Por este metodo Sc pueden escamO-
tear tapones, bolas, terrones de azu-
car V en- general cuantos objetos
presenter bordes que puedan sujetar-
Sc entire las dos eminencias de Ia ma
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CUENTO PARA LOS MNOS
jCOMO Sc CAYO LA BOTELLA?

una mordlda.
En- aquella epoca Sc acostumbraba
arrojar por las ~ventanas a la Gale
81 aqua de los lavamanos. Sus amos
habian recomendado a Marcelino que
siempre que arrojara aqua por las
Yentanas. viera quien pasaba.
Tn dia VIC pasar un gendarme al
pie de Ia ventura y sin decir iagua
va, dej6 hecho sopa al represen-
tante de la autoridad que, hecho IN
energlmeno Sc INTRODUCE en- Ia casa
Y puso al abogado y a cuantos ALI Vi
Wan, como no digan duehas.
-iNo te he dicho que yeas ~sienpre
quien pasa antes de cue eches aqua
q Ia ~calle?, dijo a Marcelino ell amo
muy indignado.
ST vi bien, senior, era ell gen.
darme el que pasaba.
-Eres I'm animal, lie dijo el abo-
gado dandole la espalda.
Tn dia habia una fiesta familiar en-
Ia casa va puestos los convidados a
Ia mesa, motto ell dueno de la casa
que faltaha vino. por 10 que en- el
acto mando a Marcelino que, sin per-
dida de tempo. fuera a traer dos bo-
tellas a la tieDda Immediate.
Sali0 Marcclino mas volando u
corriendo q traer e. vino. y al cabo de
media bora, volvi6 con una sola bo-
tella dc vino.
-cDonde esta Ia otra botella?, lie
pregunto e. amo.
M~arceljro baj6 1t cabeza como a.
vergonzado Y no contest6 NADIA. Solo
cuando volvio su amo a interrogarie
dijO, sicmpre o los ojos bajos:
Senior. Sc me cay6.
-Pero. como Sc te cay6? iCor.o
la soltastc?
Pies asi. djio M~arcolino.
! solto la Que llevaba Ell la mano.
~haciendcsc mil AMIGOS.
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Narcelino era Ell nombre de IN
buen hombre, pero tan eXcesivamente
bueno. que cast era bueno para ma
da.
Asi hay muchos hombres en- este
mundo. Sobre TODD. los hombreS de
buena fe y de buena voluntad son una
verdadera calamidad.
De muy buena fG un imbecil lie
ccha cuaIuuiera a perder IN negoclo
= otro. Y de muy buena voluntad
cualquiera le puede sacar a otro un
ojo de la cara y quedarse tan tran
quilO.
Marcelino era uno de esos hom-
bres calamidades. Honrado a carta
cabal: primero Sc dejaria MORN de
hambre que disponer de IN ~centavo
aieno. Ademas. era sumamente ac-
two Y debidoi a esas dos cualidades,
hacia muchos amos que era mozo de
Ut abogado.
A las cinco de la manana va esta-
ba barriendo Ia Gale, echando aqua Y
po!vo. amen de ircontableS microbes
Sobre todoS los tranSeuntes, que por
fortuna cran pocos a eSa bora.
Tn dia. por nal de sus pecadoS sa-
Ito Ia anna de esa casa, al cercano
temple. Y Marcelino, Que no Sc flo
en- ella. ie do IN baAo de recadcra.
impidiend0le el If a misa.
PaSaba despues a barrer el iHte-
rjor dc la casa. 0 meior dicho, a deS-
pertar a TODD el mundo. po~que a 10
mejor con el palo de la escoba tira-
Ia los trastoS de la c~ocina. que roda-
ban hacienda VI estrepito Internal,
81 Gran DE hero. o Crujian en- mil
pedazos, 81 cram de loza. Gtras vcces
pisaba la cola al cato que lanzaba
maul!idoS De dolor o jnadvertidameD-
tr le daba un palo a! pcrro, que le
ragaba Ia Garcia con IN gruHido Y
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ESCAMOTEO POR MEDIC DEL
EMPALME.-Este procedimiento es
uno dc los que proporcionan al pres
tidigitador mayores v~entajas y lie con-
q"uistan mas ~aplausos.
Viendo la configuracion de Ia pal
ma de Ia mano, Sc nota que hay un
Ehueco o depression en- el centric de
ella. 81 abriendo Ia mano extende-
mos los dedos como fernando abani-
co, veremos que en- la prolongaci6n
! del dedo pulgar Y en- Ia del menique
hay unas eminencias, las cuales son
para ell prestidigitador otros dedos
mas, con los cuales realiza mas mara
villas que con los demas.
La ~practica es la que hace que pue-
dan utilizarse esas eminencias, que al
principle cuesta I'm POGO de trabajo
poder emplearlas.
Ell saber retener un Objeto con di-
chas eminencias, es una de las CO.
sas mas necesarias para Ell prestidigi-
tabor.
Para conseguir esa habilidad, hay
cue c~olocar una moneda de a ~c;ncuen
Ia c%entavos o de a dollar en- e. hueco
de la mano c intentar ~retenerla con
ayuda de las eminencias de que he
mos hablado. Al principle este cues
Ia gran trabajo Y la mano queda frun
cida. FL e.iercicio debe repetirse has
Ia que la NAM quede cast entcramen-
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la MUJER NODERNA
Como Sc Iogra hacer!a apta
para la vida actual

Il gran error dc Ia cnScuanza fc-
merina actual consiste en- separar Ia
educacion. IL INSTRUCTION. Ia practica
" Ia teoria. De ALI resulta Ia I'M
personalidad profundisima DC csas
j6venes que vuelven al scno de sus
famiiias despues de los exameneS Y
dc los concursos. e~nteraTentc cerra-
dos 4 las ideas generates. poseyendo
una cultura p~retenciosa Y superb
cial : permanecierdo, no solamente
irdjferentes a los grandes problcUaS
~filos6ficos ' morales. sino tam0icn ig-
norantes de la base misma dc sus de-
beres femenih9s.
Dcsequilibradas o inertes. inte!ec-
t@aIes de cierta independence 0 to-
taImente ignorantes, no Sc nota en- Ia
maycria de los j6venes dc nuestra
6poca. nj buen humor ri ~paciencia.
! las que Sc ia el nombre dc mt
ieres de cabeza', no son en- realidad
s.ro tcrjbles indiscretas, cuya curio-
sidad nasa frecuentcmente de todos
les ljmites : que quieren a Ia vc7
tiriGir en- sorno suyo los negocios de
dinero y los de seNtimientos.
En- csc caliente invernadero don
De Sc coloca a IA ]juventud de las cla-
ses ac~omodadas, no Sc logra cultivaT
sino p~.antas artificiales, que fore
cen fuera de la estacion c~orreSpon-
diantc: pcrc I las que ~doblegara la
primera corriente de aire de Ia vida.
iDRIANA CANDY.
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=: ENTERTAINMENTS CENllFlCOS NFANllLES: =

no, de que hemos hablado.
Algunos comienzan eJercltandoSe
en- este escamoteo limando los bordes
de las monedas que %pretenden esca-
motear, a fin de que presenter plcos
v poder ser retenidas mas facilniente.
Pero este no es propio de I'm verda-
dero prestidigitador.
DORMIR SCBRE ALFILERES.-
En- muchos circos Y salas de prestidl-
eitacion, Sc anuncia como hecho sor-
p~rendente ell que un hombre sea-
| cueste sobre alfileres.
La cosa no tiene duda. La cana
en- cue el saltimbaqui va & reposar
esta toda erizada de puas y para que
el publico Sc convenza de clio Sc lie
pasea por entire Ell publico Y Sc perfnl-
tie que los e]spectadores que quleran
la toquen.
Llega ell momento decisive Y ell
hombre Sc acuesta en- aquel potro de
tormento, y 81 Sc lie dejara de~scabeza-
| ria ALI mismo un sueno.
Y es que aquello no es potro nj
es tormento, sino cana nc del to-
do ircomoda. Para convencerse de
clio basta considerar que 81 un alfl-
Ter o clavo pueden romper Ia pieI, mil
alfileres perfectamente unidos for
man una superficie tersa, 81 todos o
del mismo tamano. sobre Ia Qua! Sc
puede dormir sin dano alguno.
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VARIEDADES

Pc7sGnsjealtos sobrc eI Pudor
e. pudor es una ciudadeda. en-
doade vive segura la castidad de las
mujeres.
FL veto del pudo, cculta mas en-
cantos de los que pua;era ofrecer a
mas her!nosa desnudez.
y X Y
La violaci6n del 2udor deja supo-
ncr cue las muieres han a~bandonado
tod2s las virtudes.
FL pudor cs Ia virtud que menos
! pueGe imitar Ct vieio, aunaue 10 in
terta a menudo.
Una joven pudica debe ignorar to-
DO 10 tocante al amor.
Y X Y
FL pudor es la gracia afectuosa
que puede embellecer a una muier:
es n senal segura de Ia i~nocencia
Y de la virtud.
y y
Tn pudor algo espantadizo Y hu-
rano, sienta b;ea a las mujeres.
Y y =
FL pudor es n yergiienza juicio-
50 Y honesta, IN sentimiento de aver
sion por las cosas que puedaR AGA
rrer alguna infamia.
X Y X
Una mujer a quien solo queda IN
resto de pudor. no opone mas que
Gebiles eSfuerzos en- su defensa.
y Y Y
Is aeceSario que el pudor sea de-
licado. e. desorden interior pasa del
c"orazon 4 la boca Y luego vienen los
discusses d~esarreglados. Las pasio-
neS, aun las mas vivas. necesitan del
pudor para mostrarse bajo IN for
ma seductora.
Y X y
FL pudor ha sido s~iempre la pri-
mera de las gracias.
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FL pudor ha sido siempre la pri-
mera de las gracias.
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w
CHISTE

Decia IN sujeto a IN nal autor:
IFS verdad cue al principle de
ST. carrera lie a~rrojsban a listed pa
tatas ' otros comestib!es?
ST, senior. Y 10 mas triste del
caso es que muchas noches no tenia
mas remedio que devorar con placer
mi propla afrenta.
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- SECCION o. LOS NkNOS

TRTTTTSTSERI
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FL espiritu dc las mujeres es comc
Ell jardin de Eden que producia fru-
tas Geliciosas sin cultivarlo."
Daniel DubGy.
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10
SOCIAL EVENTS.

The Children OF Mary society Of
ST. Hedwige's church will hold its
monthly meeting Sunday afternoon
at 2:3O o'clock at St. Hedwige's
school rooms.
The St. John Cantius society,
branch No. sos, Of the Roman Cath
oIic Union of America, will hold its
meeting Sunday afternoon al st.
Adalbert's school building.
The singing rehearsal Of st. He'd
wige's Choral society will be held
Tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock at
st. Hedwiges school building.
Court SO, Polish National ALI
ance. will hold its regular meeting
Sunday afternoon at 1870 O'Clock al
Il. Balicki hall, w. Division st.
Members of St. Joseph's society
of St. Stanislaus Will hold their
monthly meeting Sunday afternoon
at the regular place Of meeting.
Members OF st. Adalbert's society
branch No. 1913. of the Polish Cath
olic Union of America, will hold It's
monthly meeting Sunday afternoon
promptly at 2 o'clock at the regular
place of meeting.
The monthly meeting Of st. Casi-
miers society of St. Cashiers par
ish will be held Sunday afternoon at
the St. Cashiers school auditorium.
The meeting OF St Vincent De
Paulo society. No. 7s, will be held
Sunday afternoon at the regular
place of meeting.
The monthly meeting Of the 81
Bronislawa society OF the Polish
Catholic Union OF America will be
held Sunday afternoon at 4 O'CLOCK
at St. Hedwige's school building. a
large attendace is desired as mat
ters of Importance will be taken up
The Lady Falcons, Z Balicki, No
!. will hold their monthly meeting
Sunday afternoon at Z. Balicki hall
W. Division ST. All members are
urged TO attend the meeting.
The meeting Of the Literary circle
Of ST. Casimier'S church will be helc
! Tuesday evening at the parish IL
brary parlOrs.
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10
MISHAWAKA GIRL
WINS IN CONTEST
Miss Ruth LeChIitner to Rep.
resent EIkhart District at
0ratOrlCaI Meet.

Miss Ruth LechIitner OF Misha-
waka won the first prize for
girls I'm the EIkhart district OF the
Northern Indiana oratOrical contest
held at Elkhart Trinity Methodist
church Friday evening. She gave
scenes from The Melting
Pot" Miss Ethel hartman of Co
shen was second: Maurice Goodman
OF South Bend. won the first prize
for the boys and Ben Piser OF Misha-
waka second. His subject was The
Wandering jew"
Both Miss Lechlitner and Mr..
Piser are members of the senior
class OF the Mishawaka high school.
The Elkhart district includes the
south Bend, Mishawaka. Laporte
and Elkhart high schools. one boy
and one girl from each OF these
schools entered the contest. From
the boys and girls winning out in
this contest. two will be chosen %
represent this district 20 be held al
the final Oratorical meet 10 be held
in South Bend May II. The finals
will be between the EIkhart and
Valparaiso districts. Miss LechlitneI
vii represent the Elkhart district
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10
TWO MEN ARRESTED
ON SERIOUS CHARGES

chief Pfender returned last night
from Rochester, Ind, where he ar
rested Charles Klingel, 5r., on a
charge OF larceny. Klingel disap-
peared from Mishawaka about a
week or ten days ago taking with
him a good suit Of clothing belong
ing 20 his roommate. Forest Fisher.
His hearing will be held today.
Patrolman Mcbride has gone 20
Laporte. Ind, 10 bring back Brooks
Miller who was arrested BY the
Laporte authorities for the Misha-
waka police Miller is charged with
child 'desertion. The complaining
witness Is Frank Bickel.
+. B. Tupper was arrested last
night on a charge Of public intoM
cation.
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10
GREAT PICTURE AT TEMPLE.

Common Clay" the prize play
by Cleves Kinkead has been pro-
nOunced one Of the greatest Of the
five so-called best American dramas.
With Jane Cowl in fits leading role
it ran a full year in New York with
crowded performances. II was pre-
sented by six companies in the
United states and Canada and
ulation in every city Of 10000 popu-
ulation and upward. Regarded from
its sociological side II has been dis
cussed in club and universities. The
pulpit left its voice 10 the discus
sion. for Common Clay" deals with
one Of the vital problems that con-
front the life OF young girls This
great picture will be seen at the
Temple threaten May II, 12 and 10
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10
ENTERTAINMENT.

All plans have been completed for
the big vaudeville show TO be given
in the ST. Hedwige school auditor
ium, w. Napier St, by the members
of the st. John Cantius Literary So
ciety Of st. Hedwige's church.
The vaudeville Will consist of
three one-act comedies, "Dway
Rozurgmeni" (Two Absent Mind
ed. "Czary" (Witchcraft), and
"Coonsville Aristocrat." In addition
to the plays, the audience will be
delighted by several vocal selections,
instrumental music and recitations
The entire program is being directed
by w. A. Kolupa- and music VIII be
furnished by c. +. Luzny's orches-
ira.
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10
PLAN PROHIBITION
APPEAL TO ALL CHURCHES

CLEVELAND. May 10.-The na-
tioaal executive committee Of the
Anti-SalOon reague at a meeting
here Friday decided TO appeal 10 all
churches 10 call attention from
their pulpits on sunday. June 8, 10
the alleged attempts OF the liquor
interests 10 prevent prohibition TAX
ing effect. and urging upon congress
the necessity OF effective legislation.
The commission also planned for
the world wide conference on prohi-
bition 10 be held in Washington
June 4. and 8, Al which il is ex-
pected so countries viii be repre-
vented.
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10
HORSE KICKS OUT
BOYS LEFT EYE
WakaruSa Youth Meets With
Serious Accident While
Feeding Stock.
special % The News.Times

Special 20 The News Times
ELKHART, Ind, May 1o.-Wher
Joseph, 17-year-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Brown of near Wakarusa.
started TO feed the horses in the
barn in the rear of his home, one
OF the animals kicked him i'm the
head, fracturing his skull and SO
badly injuring his left eye that the
ball had 70 be removed.
The operation was performed this
morning ar the General hospital to
which place the boy was rushed
following his experience. He was
reported as resting easy this after
noon although his condition was de-
clared 20 be critical.
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10
News of Interest
on the West Side
RAZAR.

The St. Hedwige's parochial bazar
which has been in progress for the
past three days ended Friday after
noon with all the school children
in attendance. The entertainment
was largely attended and proved TO
be a most successful affair, both
from the financial standpoint as
well as in enjoyment. A large sum
&C money was made. which will be
used for the benefit of the parish.
The committee in charge Of the af-
fair were members of the Women's
Holy Rosary society with Mrs.
Paulina Luzny as a president and
Mrs Frances Strauss as a secre-
tary.
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10
CONGRESSMAN HICKEY
GETS LAP0RTE BOYS
CR0IX DE GUERRE
Special to The News Times :

Special 10 The News Times:
LAPORTE, Ind, May 10.-Con-
gressman A. ]. Hickey Friday re-
ceived from the French government
the croiX de guerre. with silver star,
which was awarded to Lieut.. Hamon
Gray of this city, who gave his life
for his country in battle with the
Germans in July. 1918.
IL is understood by friends of the
Gray family that the decoration was
awarded shortly before the soldier
boy fell on the field Of action. The
special act which gave Lieut.. Gray
the French mark of honor was
the capture singlehanded of six
German prisoners. The cross has
been given to Miss Madeline Gwynn
the fancee Of Lieut.. Gray.
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10
PERSONALS.

Edmund kowalski. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Martin KowaIski. 9I5 W.
Thomas st. is reported critically ill.,
Mr. and Mrs. Casimer Drazga,
Prairie av.. have returned from
Michigan City. where they have
been for the past few days. visiting
with relatives
Joseph GorZycki. : Chaplin 81,
returned from a visit with friends in
North Liberty.
H T. Jendrzejek and sister, Miss
Lillian Kwiatkowski, OF Paris. III,
who were here visiting relatives and
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10

friends, have left for A brief visit
TO New Carlisle, Ind, before re-
turning TO their home.
Mrs. Blanche Adams. 1852 Olive
St, left for Grand Rapids, Mich,
where she will attend a wedding Of
her nephew.
Alexander Taranowick, 927 Merry
av., Stanley Wojtysiak and Roman
Dunnawski. motored to Chicago
Saturday morning.
Mrs. T. y. Rodycz has returned
from a months visit at Detroit,
Mich.
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10
VISIT WITH PARENTS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Burggraf OF
Anderson, Ind, visited with the lat
ter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bauer, 52S r. Marion St, Friday.
They have gone TO Elkhart whe z
they were called by the critical ill
ness of Mr.. Burggrafs brother.
George.
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10
ENTERTAINs CIRCLE

Miss Ella Krantz entertained the
members of the Home Grove circle
at her home Thursday evening A
business session was held and was
followed by a social hour. Refresh
ments were served. The circle will
meet in two weeks with Mrs. Dora
Miller, +. Battell st.
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10
MISHAWAKA CHAPTER SO.

r. A. NJ. called convocation sat
urday evening for work in r. A. de-
gree. Luncheon will be served
South Bend chapter will be present
and confer the work. All members
are requested to be present.
GROVER c. HAMBRIGHT, H. P
HARRY SUDERs. Sec.y.
AdVt II
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10
TEMPLE THEATER TO-DAY.

Venus in the East" will be
shown at the Temple theater today.
This is taken from the original story
which ran serially in the Saturday
Evening Post. Bryant Washburn
plays the leading part and it is said
this Is the best role he has had
since his afiliatiOn with the Para
mount company. In addition to
this feature the third chapter OF the
Master Mystery with Houdini the
hand-cuff king will also be shown.
Tomorrow Fannie Ward in the
screen presentation OF the Harvard
prize play Common Clay will be
shown.
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10
q. 4. G. ClnS4.

Members of the c. I. c. class Of
the First Baptist church will hold
their regular business meeting Mon
day evening at eight o'clock at the
home OF Mrs. Edward Caskey, 307
w. Grove st.
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10
MISHAWAKA NEWS
Neu Times Office Lincoln WGy West Home Phone
LEAVE FOR CALIFORNIA.

Mr. and Mrs Samuel Hedges and
the latter's mother. Mrs. Amar
Haven, 3i6 +. Battell St, have gone
20 Pamona. Calf. where they ex-
pect TO spend several months visit
ing Before leaving they received
word that Mrs. Haven's son, Pvt.
John T. Haven, was married 20 Miss
Frances Roherk at Norfolk. Va.
Pvt Haven has just returned from
Panama where he was stationed for
the past four and one-haIf years.
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10
BIRTHDAY DINNER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Milton, re-
siding north of the city. entertained
a party OF ten guests at a o'clock
dinner last evening. The affair was
in honor of Mr.. Millions 67th birth
day.
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10
CONDITION IMPROVED.

The condition of Mrs Fred Bubb.
y. Race St. who underwent an op-
Grafton at St. Joseph's hospital, is
reported as being improved.
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10
VISITING IN IOWA

Mrs A. c. Haslanger has gone 20
Keokuk, Ia. where she expects TO
spend a two weeks vacation visit
ing with relatives.
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10
MEALS AT MIAMI CLUB.

Meals will be served after next
Sunday at the Miami country club
house by Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith
Of South Bend.-Advt
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10
ATTENTION G. A. Il.

HOughton post. 12S. meeting Sat
urday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
j. w. HUTCHINSON, Adjt.
Advt II
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10

Plenty of carnations and potted
plants for Mothers day. c. L.
Powell. 121 y. Main st. 1Ota
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY.

F. e. Coats Co.. undertakers, have
moved TO their new funeral home,
corner Third and Race SITS. 17tf
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10

Or. Ivan z. Smith has resumed
his dental practice IN the Eberlein
building. III s. Main st, over Ull-
mann's. Home phone 379. Advt.
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10

DR.. Mahelski. osteopath. 12s w.
Second ST. Advt.
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10
STARVATION CONSPIRACY RUSSIA DAILY scsAe Ia s
HsArT ok pErRoGzAoa@~< de SAaa.

tod the especial o % to ap pdurawh sth uhend
e las is possible however for to
what b e termed % t hB BdnM its daily
one h cegresK lion
to b group ii h is n DANCE o h The umnso in
from rarmsu
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South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10

WANTED-5O0 Loyal Moose, their
families and invited friends to at
tend an entertainment at the Moose
hall. Saturday May 10. at q. m.
Refreshments. All Free. Come
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South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10

WANTED TO BUY-An equity in a
six or seven room house in rea-
sonable distance from woolen COM
pany Have $500. Address W. Drake,
=. .. Box ~ cts
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10

WE PAY $50 spot cash for full cou-
pom Liberty bonds. Highest market
prices for other issues Accrued in
terest allowed No checks. Partly
paid contracts bought Open $50
a. m. 10 $3.50 D. m. c. L. Guthrie,
423 J. NJ. S. Bldg. fourth floor.
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10

DR.. H W. Reynolds, Dentist.
Mishawaka Trust Bldg. Home phone
4S.-Advt 23tf
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10

FOR SALE-Strictly modern brick
house, corner Spring and Lincoln
highway W. Could be made suita ole
for offices or apartment house. En-
quirs Mishawaka Trust CO. 9t3
South Bend news-times., 1919-05-10

LIBERTY BONDS-If YOU are
forced 20 sell. you are entitled 20
the highest market price with ac-
crued and earned interest TO date
Bring your bonds TO US Get our
price and convince yourself.
CAMP. THORNE and CO.
l0s y. Main st.-Oliver Hotel Bldg
Phone Bell 16S1-HOurs 10 s.
Tuesday and Saturday evenings.