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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-02
OUEMARON DOS PUENTES
LOS REVOLUCIONARTOS
Crece la reuuelta en- ell Edo.
de Durango

DURANGO. mario DEL tren
miXto que sali6 aver para Tepehua-
mes. regreSo a esta ciudad por la tar
de. debido Il que varies puentes que
Sc encuentran entire Canadian Y Qua
timapc. fueron ~quenados POI una
partida de villiStas. Embellishments
salieron en- un tren de reparac!0n dos
cuadrillas de trabajadores.
Uno de los puenteS quemadoS es
reia,ivsmente grai.e Y demanda re-
guiar tempo para reconstruirlo.
-Ea Ia hacienda de San Lucas tu-
vieron un encuentro las fuerzaS ru-
rales del Estado al mando del coronel
Teodoro Arreola. con mos rebeldeS,
Segln ell parte que rindio este jefe,
deSde las Siete Ge Ia manana en- que
tomo contacto con el eneTigo que Sc
cncontraba capitaneado por Jesus So
lis. e~Stuvierou b~aUiendoSe sin descan-
so haSta las dos De IL tarde. en- que
dejaron que los villistas huyeran,
pueS debido a cue Sc les agotU el par
que a los rurales, eStoS SuSpendieron
el fUego psulaIinamente. dejando que
los rebeldes que va eStaban en- diff
Giles circunstanciaS. huyeraG a Ia sic
IRA dc San Lucas. Los ruraleS des-
pueS de levartar cl campo identifi-
caron ell caGaver del cabecilla Jesus
Soils.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-02
MOTIVO DE ESCANDALO
Es la riRa de IN diputado y I'm
periodista'

PUEBLA. mario 26.-Con motive
&c n rina entire el periodista Igna-
clio RascGn y Ell diputado Juan Pablo
Ramirez. Sc ha originate en- esta
ciudad un gran escanIalo. Fl prime
r de dicho senores ocurrio ante el
Juez de Distrito demandando ell am
paro de la Justicia Federal. aseguran-
DO que iba a ser preso.
Una vez que RascGn dej0 fuera de
combatc al diputado Ramirez, por Ia
tarde envi6 a Julio Franco Y Mayor,
jefe de la corporation dc S~ueltos. E.
Pacheco, al domicilio de su confirm
cante retandolo a I'm duelo IA mucrte.
Fl diput4do Ramirez ccrtcst1 Que tan
pronto sc restsbleciera daria a como
Ger su resolution.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-02
B. NEIRA EN- VANECAS
Ali establecio csc jefe Su
Quartet general

SALTILLO. Coah.. mario 90
Bruno Neira, que ha S:do deSisnado
iefe de las operacioneS militareS en-
esta region. comunica al Gobernador
del Esrado. en- un tegrama fecfado
hoy en- VanegaS. que ma establecido en-
dicno lugar su Quartet General. con
objeto de atender debidamente IL cam-
pana que Sc mace i los rebeldes que
.merodean por aquelloS contornoS.
-Por cuenta del EStado. y de a
cuerdo con IL Jefatura de las Ope-
racioneS han Seguido haciendoSe al
gunas Ueparaciones al Hospital civil
Enrique Mass. acondinando los To-
Gales especiales para dar alojamiento
a los Soldados enfermos que remita
Il autoridad militar. y los civileS que
.dependan de las autoridadeS locales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-02
La DEUDA DEL GOBEERNO
No puede ser arreglada la
del gobno. de NueUo Leon

MONTERREY, MARIO 26.-Una CO.
mission de los capitalists propietarios
de la Compania de AguaS Y Drcnaje,
de csta ciudad. encabezada por el Pre-
sidcnte, senior W. Mackenzie, lleg6 hoy
procedente del Canada. Nienen con
ell obieto de cntrar en- platicas con
ell gobierno, a fin dc r~csolvcr los asun-
tos pendienteS.
La Compania &c Tranvias Eltctri-
cos dc Monterrey. Sc ha dirigido al
Ayuntamiento. pidiendo que SC lc abo-
nea veinticinco mil pesos, a cuenta de
Ia cantidad cue sc adeuda q Ia refe-
rida empresa. por la corporation mu-
nicipal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-02
PERICDISTA ARRESTADO
Hacia labor oposicionista al
gobierno de Jalisco

GUADALAJARA. mario 26.-El
senior Guadalupe Torres. director de
I'm periodico de oposicion, que Sc edi-
taba on cSta ciudad. ha sido reducido
q priSi6n. por orden del Juez de Dis
;rito. mite quicn Sc p~reScntaron d.
versus acuSacionls per delitos de I'M
preHta.
FL Juez dc referencia. obrando con
una euergia digna de mejor cauSa.
orden6 la detcncion del periodista,
que fuc iocrada por q jefe dc Ia po-
licia reservada.
Ha causado sensation el cnergico
proceder empleado contra de un eS-
critor. Y Ia Sociedad Sc pregunta 81
han vuelto los tiempoS calamitoSos
para los periodistaS. FarioS jGriscon-
<ultos dc nombre sc proponen defen-
DER al p~eriodiSta cncarcelado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-02
NO CORREN MAS TRENES
Entire Puebla y Xalapa estd
suSpendido ell trdfico

PUEBLA. MARIO 2l.-Sigue anu
lado el trafico de trenes de pasajeros
Y carga entire esta capital V Xalapa.
con gran p~erjuicio para ell concrete V
para el ~pubiico. por 10 dilatado de es-
ia incomunicaci0a.
Sc asegura que no volveran Il CO.
rrer trenes, en- vista del asalto sufri-
do u!tlmamente en- dicha Inca, por un
tren de pasajeros, hasta que haya en-
ella toda clase de seguridades para
el publico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-02
.OMETEN ATENTADOS
Los agricultores armados del
Estado de Veracruz

CORDOBA. mario 24.-Alarman-
ties en- extreme son las noticias que
llegan de Soledad de los atropellos
que eStan cometiendo los agriculto-
res armadoS. que va son muchos. LA
ma Ia atencIon que eSta acordsda deS-
pueS de las facilidadeS que Sc han da-
do i sus miembroS para armarSe. etc,
sc este p~ortando de esta manera con-
trastando con las de Ctros puntoS.
Tanto las autoridadeS c~iviles como
las militareS van 4 tomar medidaS
energicas para reprimir eStos exec
SOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-02
los industriales
ayudar a qmenes su-
fran las c~onsecuen-
cias de las huel-
gas nlientras
duren estas
Ash podran mantenerse fir
mes en- no acceder a las de-
mandas de los obreros
81 son infundadas

PUEBLA, mario 2I.-Los indus
triales han dictado n importantisi-
ma medida de defensa contra las
huelgas; con motive de no haber sido
possible resolver por medic de la jun
Ia de Conciliacion, el movimiento que
paralizo Ia fabrica La Maria, que
SO ha lido prolongsndo indefinida-
mcnte, el Centre Industrial MeXica-
no celebro una junta. en- la cual Sc
tonic ell acuerdo de indemnizar d don
Antonio Peyon. propietario de la ia
brica citada, dc los perjuicios que ia
hueiga le cause, entregandole Sema-
nariamente las cantidades que debie-
IA pcrcibir. como 81 su negotiation
estuViera t~rabajando. Otro tanto Sc
hara con los industriales que Sc en-
cuentran en- las mismas condolences,
haSta que las huclgas ccsen en- los
establecimientos respecc:vos.
La huelga de La Maria, que
provoc0 el acuerdo anterior, fue pro-
vocada por Esigio Romero, repre-
sentantc del Sindicato de obreros de
dicha fabrica, solo porquc ci aGmlrls-
trador DE- ella lie nego el pcrmiso que
Solicitaha para salir a la Gale sin
juStificar ell motive de que abando-
nara ell trabajo.
Los obreros de La Maria" estan
en huelga per eSa cauSa haCc va va
riaS semanaS. sin que los directories
de elloS Sc conduelan de Ia S~ituacion.
que cs anCu~stiosisima. En- Gambia,
Romero. el causante del paro, ha en-
contrado trabajo en- La C~onstancia"
Y no tiene dificultadeS para la vi
da. pues recibc. adcmas de su sueldo.
10 que les obreros = pagan por re-
prescntarloS.
La iunta de industrialcS en- que sc
tonic q acuerdo citado. dcspu@S dc re-
currir d las autoridadcS reSpectivaS.
sin obtencr rcsultado alguno para
que tcrminara Ia huclga en- Ia fabri-
ca del SCnOr Pey6n. dur6 cuatro ho-
raS. .AdcmaS de la nGcmnizaci6n a
cordada. que sera cubierta seggn ell
nIimcro lie husoS que Sc cmpleen en-
cada negotiation. para que la Quota
rcSultc ~cquitatiya, Sc diSpuSo distri-
buir entire todos los fabricantcs cl
algod0n que el senior Pcyon habia
adquirido para elaborarlo, y que por
estar TN huelga sus obreroS iba n
quedar almscen&do Embellishments.
Ia determination del Centre In
dustrial cs un Solpc de muerte con-
ira las huelgas. va que estas, por 10
Que rcspecta al Estado dc Puebla.
han sidC las mas de las veceS in
iuStificadas. Digalo Ia de LA Ma
ria. que tlenc 4 ]centcnarcS de hon.
bres sin trabajo, pOr culpa de IN
Representative iracundo c inconscientc
Que no vacil0 en- Sacrificar q SuS o
paneros. va que cl ticnc de sobra pa
I'll viEir. Cuando los obreros Sc den
cucnta dc que Ell IL successive seran
ellos solos los que reporter las per
diGas por los paros que sus direc-
torres decrctcn = que los industriales
seran indemnizados de los perju!cios
que esos paros les causcn, es induda-
Die que no vo!veranTa consentir en-
que sin motive justificado Sc les lie
re a la huelga.
La determination de que venimos
dando cuenta ha causado inuSitada
SENSATION entire eli elemento obrero
de Pucbla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-02
Ell CONSEJ0 DE EDCCACiON 4.
POIA Al CLUB DE
NNESTROS

En- la junta que aver celeUro e!
Club de MaestroS &c Ia ciudad, de
muv. ~reciente fundacion, Sc hiZo 81
her que 81 Conseio de Education TO-
cal apoyaba las tendencias Y los ira
haioy que ha venido realizanQo esta
sociedad, Ia cual pretende cl meio-
ramiento social Y econ6mico lie.
maestro do .<riieis
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-02
EUMATISMO
I'm Rem.dio Casero A~conseJadc
Por uno que 10 Padecia

En- IN pr;mavc-a .c 1898. ;ui alta
,,dn Dor cI gcunatl~mO Muscular {
nrlamo.orio He sutrido durante
tres amos. y mis- >uIrlmicn;eS COM
rrendcr:in solo ~auucIlos que estaT
aflicidos De csc terrible NAL. He pro-
haIo rcmcdio i:as rcmcci". habiendo
consuliado q un mcdico traS otFo. pc
rU los alivioS que obtcnla iEcror So
Iamcntc ;cmpoTancos. FInalmcrte en-
,ontr5 un rcmcdio quo me IA curaco
complctamcnre y dcsde cntonces nun
ca he yuclto ser moiestado pcr cl
rcur:atismo. Lo he dado q numcrosas
rc.sonas tc~rriblemcntc afliEidaS por Ct
r.umatismo. alGunas DC elias p~ost-adaS
en- CANA y en- csda caso Sc ha cfcctua-
de- una curaciou complete.
pcseo puc TODD cl que sUfre del
Reconnaissance ca cualquicra dc sus
fornas Irucbc este msrayilloso poder
curative. No mandr nj un solo
ccntavo: Supplements cnvi"mc 81 nom
hrc y liz direction ) yo &C 10 cnviarc
gratis para proharlo: despucs tie ha-
hcrlo usaGo Y visto Que cS Il rc1,e-
do quc I'd. tanto tempo cspcraba
para curar su rcumatiSmc. I'd. poGra
cnv;ar III importc Gue g dr UN DOL
LAR. pcro ~cnticndase que no desco
III diucro haSta quo I'd. este pcrfcc-
tamcntc Satisfecho dc enviario. No
lc psrccc ~Justo? Para que sufrir
nor mas tempo cuando So lie oirece
gratis un positive alivic. No pierda
MARK II. JACKSON. 30. t60-E.
uas tempo. EScribamc hoy mismo.
Quincy Bldg. Syracuse, y. y. u 5 y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-02
l~Adler-i-ka
aGviio a mi diial
"A IRA YES De MEX/CO- "d

mi hijo padecia dc inflammation ill.,
festival v siempre Sc GUejaba lie II
gran sofocaci0n producida por ell al
macenamiento de los gases Y no fGG
sine con Alder-i-ka con 10 que rcco-
bro SUI salud, pues ningun doctor pu-
do devolverseIa."-- tFirmado N.
Gerhard. Ferdinand, Ind.
!Adisr-i-ha sirvr Dara rcG."ali;L- DS ,asc'
e sustanc;as acidas y alivia rasi ms ANITA
NEANENTE los dolores dc cstpara%o. I-!&I-
pia IL pactr superior c inferior Gel i~nles:i-
no y cl canal alimcnticio. Exp,ic iolas Is.
'natcrias pnrjudicialcs ii orJaa.s'io Y ,"n
mucio Mexico 80 ap!ica para cl constirraso:
IS IN gran preventive contra Il ancndiciiis.
Por muchos amos hcmos vcnfiIo .Aair:-;-ha.
Ia cuni csa cc;npucsts dc "buckthorn.' KS
cara. Elicegira : otras nucve drocas de- ;cdo
inofensivas, De vcTpa Ella IN Wagner Drug
Co.. San Antonio. Te%. ADV
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-02

:~ATENCION! ;ATENCION!
i CIS.iHSE.
Ca:a!cgo de damas mcNicaras y otras
nacional;dadeS y cXtcnsa lista dc her
moSoS nOrlbres.
E~ryicnos ur DOLLAR solamentc y nos
otroS lc remitircmos. a vuelta d" CO.
rre". nucstro complete catalogo matri-
mcniai con dcscripciones ietalladas. F0-
TOGRAFIAS. NOMBRES J DIRECCTo- !
MES dc jovenes. se!OTiS y Scioritas I
mcTicanas y de otrTS naciuaalidadea. al (
Guna> v!ulas dc intachablcs anteccdcn- J
tc>. quicaes dcscan encontrar un honra- I
do bucn csposo. I'd. pucdc cS.ribir- )
ie dircctamcute Il cua!quicra tic elias !
y contraer TN matrimon!o feiiZ on COR {
20 tempo. Somos diGnoS dc ccnfianza )
y nos GedicsmoS a un neGocio honr2do :
y iicito. No permita. pues. que Ia PC 5
queIi suma d, un dollar este lie Tor }
medic entire I'd. y 81 muy possible lE- (
LIClDAD MATRIMONIAL. )
Escriha hoy mismo 4: I
RELIANCE CLUB. s
Boz $40. Los Angeles. Ca. }
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-02

Yea listed en- IL cGici1n scnlana.ta
de La Prcnsa' y Ell la diaria CORES
pondicnte a los dias 3 Y % dc Mario
las fo~tografias y testimonies de per-
sonas que despues de haber ~utiliza-
do mis- servicios han sido bencfi-
ciaIas o curadas. Tengo Ell mi
poder centenares dc cstos testimonies.
los cuales mostrare a quicn 10 ~soiicite
sin ninguna obligation de su partc.
Prof. M. c. Martinez
Poderoso Sanador.
119i2 So. Spring st.
LOS ANGELES, CAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-02
Mead Cycle Company.
nrnr MOO IL

CHIC AGO i'll.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-07-03
Notice to Contractors.

Notice Is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the County
Clerk of Morrow County, Oregon, un-
til 10 A. NJ, July 25th, 1919, for the
construction Of q thirty-foot steel
bridge and foundation, located over
Willow creek near lone, Oregon, all in
accordance with the plans and speci-
fications on file In the Clerks office
at Heppner, Oregon.
A certified check equal to $50 of
bid shall accompany each proposal.
J. A. WATERS, County Clerk.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-07-03

Richard Howell, young son Of
Henry Howell, Is quarantined at the
home of Mrs. Amanda Potter In this
city. The doctors have pronounced
has case as scarlet fever. Two cases
of small pox have also been report
ed within the past week.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-07-03

buildings, cost 100000. Over 100
head of cattle. Agricultural imple-
ments. Water in every field. Fox
creek runs directly in front Of house.
Fine working and riding stock. For
particulars correspond with or call
on j. w. LOVELY, Fox, Ore. Stock
will be sold separate or with ranch.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-07-03
FOR SALE.

A BEAUTIFUL HOME. 6i0 acres
fine grain land, 80 acres of seeded
meadow, 100000 feet standing tim
ber. Fine new Junior saw mill and
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-07-03

FOR SALE-John Deere Binder,
six foot; new, never been set up. A
bargain. VIM Huebner, Sand Hol-
low.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-07-03
WORK MULES FOR HARVEST

Five spans Of good work mules and
harness for harvest. Write, phone
or call on B. F. Swaggart, Eastern
Oregon Jack Farm, Lexington, Ore.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-07-03

l. A. Waters, County Clerk of Morrow County, Oregon,
do hereby certify that the foregoing true and correct
count Of the claims allowed by the County Court of Morrow
County, the funds which drawn and the amount
of outstanding warrants not paid for the six months ending
June 3O 1919 Also statement of the amounts hand in the
various funds June 80, 1919
In Testimony Whereof have hereuno set my hand and Off
cial Seal this 1st day of July, 1919.
j. A. WATERS,
(SEAL) County Clerk
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-20
MOTHER FILES PETITION
TO GET HER DAUGHTER

Is q mother entitled 20 the pos
session OF her child. even though
forced 20 give It up for d time:
Lola I. Kurt thinks so and has
brought E-leas corpus proceedings
against Herbert and Lucy Kelley in
circuit court for the possession Of
her eight-year-old daughter, Au-
gusta May
Mrs. Kurtz and her small child
were abandoned by her husband in
October, 1915. She had no money
and no way OF making living. Aft
er many attempts 10 work out and
keep her baby. she finally gave up
and allowed the child 10 so 10 other
people that It might have better
home than she could give II.
But fortune has smiled on her
more OF late and she is now in a DO
Sition 20 take care OF her child. She
told the court the defendants had
no legal right 20 the possession OF
the child and were refusing to give
the girl UP.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-20
STUDENTS IN RECITAL
AT CONSERVATORY

The regular student recital OF the
South Bend Conservatory was held
Thursday evening in the recital
rooms. The following program
which was heard by a large audience
was rendered:
Dance-''Poppies"
Maxine Eaton.
Butterfly .............-.. Lego
Gladys Hummer, piano.
Dance Song OF the Robin"
Geraldine GrobelslIi
ca cello Player" ...... Mcintyre
CD Birds on the Wing - Farrdr
Mary Bleulor, piano.
Happy Days" .......... Streletzki
Trio violin. viola and piano;
Clara Makielska, Theophilia
Nakielska and +. II. IngersoI
Evening song"
Joseph white. piano
In the FlOwery Garden" ........
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Crammond
Lois Sartin. piano.
Twilight NocturnC ............
....-..... Herbert Ralph Ward
Lily Mohn, piano.
(a) The Coquette .......... 10th
OBJ shepherd and Shepherdess
...-.-..... ............ Goddard
Anna Elizabeth Abshirc. piano.
(a) 'Slumber Song .........
............. L. a. T. Newcomb
OBJ "FloWery May .............
............... ReinOld Becker
Lily Nohn. vocal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-20
HE JUST WANTED TO
KNOW ABOUT ORDER
ISSUED BY COURT

Il Just want 70 know about dis
yere- resuainin' order" said Andrew
Jones. appearing before Judge Mont
gomery in superior court after an
order had been served on him by
tho sheriff restraining him from his
home at No. 9 Maggie Ct
Jones walked 1--WE miles 20 Cas-
sopolis. caught a train az four in the
morning so that he could appear IN
court in answer TO a summons
The order was brought by hts
wife Anna NJ. Jones, who recently
filed suit for divorce In superior
court. charging that her husband
threatened TO cut her throat and do
her other harm.
The sheriff told me 10 be in
court today and I'm law abiding
citizen but I would like to get my
things from that woman. We had
an agreement before left, she was
70 take the things she had before
we were married. was 10 take what
Il
in proportion TO the amounts we
paid for II
You can't get blood out Of a
turnip." said Jones when told that
his wife was asking for $500 alimOny
besides all their household furniture.
she just better go about gettin' her
divorce bill or there'H be somethin'
comm out that the white folks will
be interested IN.
II was settin' by the fire the 9TH
er evenin' In my house, slippers and
shirt sleeves. when heard a COM
motion in our boarder's room. I
never looked for trouble in ma life
and I Jess go to the door and call
Mildred I heard an oil stove
knocked over and ma wife comes cut
and she says she's Just BLOWN the
lamp out in Mr.. Lewis room.
says that's a funny time 20 blow out
that lamp. that is just all said at
that time"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-20
RIVER PARK
FOH REPORTER CALL
River FAFk Bell Phone 4sa.

A memorial service for Mrs. Z. y.
Shank. a charter member and presi-
dent OF the Ladies Aid Of the ".
=. church for several years was
feature OF the meeting held at Mrs
Frank Hacker. :. Fifth st Mrs. Ed
ward Moritz. the president. read the
scripture lesson from Pro. 81. Rev.
l. c. Rullison made the opening
prayer.
During the business session Mrs
NJ. Fisher and Mrs Charles Gent
gave reports OF the annual bazar
which showed excellent success. II
was also decided TO remember the
children at the Orphans home at
Christmas. Mrs. Charles Gent was
appointed chairman OF the commit
tee TO complete arrangements. The
next meeting will be held Jan. z
with Mrs Mary Schock Mrs. Enos
Kellow and Mrs. Fuller assisting
hostesses.
The regular meeting OF the K. p.
club was held Thursday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. Bebark. Adams
St Following the business session
the time was spent socially and with
needle work. A two course luncheon
was served by the hostess. The next
meeting will be held Thursday, Jan
8. with Mrs. L. Malander.
The Christmas treat and exercise
Of the Free Methodist Sunday school
will be Sunday morning at 10
o'clock at the regular Sunday school
hour.
A Christmas exercise and tree was
held In the River Park school Fri
day morning by the kindergarten
department. A feature was a present
for each mother made by the chill
dren- An appropriate program was
also given in the various rooms at
2:30 o'clock and school closed I'M
I'll Jan. 8 for the annual Christmas
vacation.
A three weeks successful revival
service of the Free Methodist
church. Fourteenth and Vine SITS.
will close this evening. The service
this evening will include song serv-
ice followed by the revival sermon
by Rev. E. S. Jennings of Battle
Creek, Mich, and exortation by Rev.
b. +. Hitchcock.
Billy kirkpatrick Is in Chicago
this week transacting business.
Walter Simons. who has been Wis
iting River Park friends the past
week. has returned TO Chicago.
Miss Marjorie Brant. who has
been seriously I'll the past week, is
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evert Patty and
daughter and Mrs. Patty's father.
John Kerr, have returned from
Portland, Ore, and are guests at the
home OF Mr.. Patty's father. y.
Seventh st.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Smith left to-
day for Hamilton, o.. where they
will spend the Christmas season.
Miss Fannie Thomas. nurse at the
River Park school. Will leave this
evening for Logansp9rt, where she
will spend her vacation. Miss Grace
Wolfe. teacher Of the eighth grade,
will leave for Plymouth. Ind. 20
spend her vacation with her mother.
Mrs. j. Wolfe. Miss Stella Burden
Will go 10 her home at Inwood. Ind.
and Miss Richman will leave for her
home at Wannatah, Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-20
KIWANIS CLUB
SELECTS OFFICERS
Local Organization to Take
Active Part in Housing
Campaign.

Charles Z. spcth was elected
president; Charles A. Dolph, vice
president; Bill Armstrong. secretary.
and J, A. Mogle, treasurer Of the XII
wants club for the year of 1920. at
the meeting OF the new board OF d.
rectors OF the club IN the Wedge
wood room OF the Oliver hotel
Thursday night The retiring OFF,
GERS, Guy II. McMichael. president;
Walter ". Hildebrand. vice presi-
dent. f. r. Newland. secretary. and
Charles +. Speth, treasurer, were
extended a vote OF thanks by the
board for their work in behalf OF
the organization during the past
year.
Besides the officers elected. the
new directors, 10 in all, are George
NJ. Platner. Paul o. Kuehn. Walter
NJ Hndebrand. William Ponader L.
NJ. Hammerschmidt. Clifford Lontz.
Ernest I. Piowaty. Karl q. King. c..
NJ. Johnson, Ernest Barber and C.
K. Kuehne. Standing committees
Of the club Will be named later by
Pres't Speth.
Name Housing Committee.
In response TO the appeal OF A. r.
Erskine. president OF the Studebaker
corporation before the club Thurs
day. the Kiwanis club will become
active in the housing situation in
South Bend at once. The housing
committee of the club composes
Fred c. Reimold. chairman; Fred
w. Keller. Charles a. Dolph. L. NJ.
Hammerschmidt. John 3. Campbell
and Guy II. McMichael. This com
mittee will get in touch with the
other business mems housing com
mittees and work out WAYS and
means OF helping 10 solve South
Bends housing problem.
Members Of the new board OF d.
rec.ors must attend meetings OF the
board. or their office will become a
rather expensive proposition as a re-
suit OF action taken at Thursday
nights meeting II was decided tc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-20
SCHOOLS CLOSE FOR
TWO WEEKS VACATION

All public and parochial schools
OF the city closed Friday afternoon
for a two weeks Christmas vaca-
ton They will reopen on Monday,
Jan. 3. The original plan was 20
continue school until Wednesday OF
next week but the inability OF teach
ers 20 reach their homes by Christ
mas day in that event and also be-
cause OF the advisability OF coal
conservation the longer vacation
was decided upon.
The vacation at St Mary's col
lege and academy and began Thurs
day and at Notre Dame university
Friday. Both institutions VIII be
closed three weeks. 81. Mary's re-
Stunning study on Jan. S. and Notre
Dame. Jan. 9.