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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-17
DE LA CARA SUPRIMIO
FL ELOGIO A CARRANZA
COMPARABLE al ex-primer jefe
con D. Benito Judrez

NUEVA YORK, Octubre 13.-El
discurso que pronuncio aver, en- eI
banquete ofrecido con motive del fes
.tival de la Raza, ell licenciado Eme-
terio de la Cara, do lugar a un in
cidente chusco que lie produjo un ra-
20 de cordial hilaridad al auditorlo
de habla espanola.
Ell citado orador habia ~preparado
I'm discourse en- que alababa en- eX-
tremo a Carranza comparandolo con
Juarez, pero, ~habiendolo enSenado a
algunos amigos, estos lograron con-
v~encerlo de que debia omitir los pa
rrafos de el en- que elOgiaba a Carra.I
"a, tanto porque esos conceptos no es
taban en- ammonia con IA indole de la
festividad. como porque tenian que
producer muy mala impression en- el
auditorio.
Como resultado de esta labor de
u amigos omitio en- efecto los re-
feridos ~parrafos, pero como qulera
u su discurso hubiera sido copiado
en- maquina cuando aun no sufria
estas mutilaciones V varias coplas
lutheran sido d~istribuidas, de buena
o mala fe, entire los comensales, es-
tos conocian perfectamente va GUAM
to iba a decir sobre la p%olitica me-
V sobre Carranza, Y al llegar
Ia parte suprimida, la omission de
ella no pudo menos que ausar po-
sitivo regocijo entire los miembros
de las diferentes colonias de habla
espanola que hicieron los comenta-
rios del case.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-17
FUE RESCATADO DE LAS
AGUAS DEL RIO

Sebastian Aguilar, IN meXicano
que vive en- Ia Gale de Torreon 80,
fue rescatado aver de las aguas del
rio en- Ia Gale de Navarro, POGO des-
pues de las cuatro de Ia tarde. Los
Salvadores dc AguiIar son dos MEM
bros del Cuerpo de Bomberos de Ia
ciudad, quienes al verlo caer a. rio
con TODD Y I'm express que
guiaba Y miranda que Ia corriente 10
a~rrastraba, Sc arrojaron al aqua Y
sacaror primero a Aguilar. cortando
despueS el arnes al caballo para de-
jarIo en- ibertad Y que pudiera a u
vez salvarSe. El CARO- fue sacado con
mecateS Y ganchos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-17

co.
Actualmcnte q ci-co Ia a'canzado pro-
porcioues colosalCE. 81 personal. cue csta
con?uesto &c 1850 personals USa . gran
des trcres. Tracn $50 cabaIlos; 3 mana
dus De e~lefantes = 500 anima!cs mas. TODD
ticrr IN valor total dc S&.0Ov.00o. 10 que
Se cNhibe en- G, Hasco. vale Soamente $1,000. 900
81 Hr,istaS dc los mCjOrcS del mUndo han
sido contracados para csta tcmporada. Las
CUncioncs empazaran una bora despues &c
que Sc ab-an las Puercas del circo. 0 sea
q n I y a las : ?. n. La parads tendra
.uEas 4 !as 10 a. m. del d!a Dc IA function.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-17

LA PRENSA, Ia vista de los distin-
guides caballeros michoacanos: el
Lie. Mariana Castro Montana y el
DR.. Luis G.. Arriaga, quienes hace po-
cos dias ~arribaron a esta ciudad en-
viaje de ~negocios. Los referidos ca
balleros visitaron los diversos Depar-
tamentos de esta casa, dandose cuen-
ia clara de los progresses a~lcanzados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-17
FALLECIMIENTO.

Aver 4 las 80 de Ia noche, falie-
clio en- esta ciudad. el senior Tomas
Gutierrez, en- Ell Hospital de Santa
Rosa de esta ciudad. lie sobreviven
su madre V varios hermanos, ~quienes
suplican a los amigos Y conocidos del
fallecido Sc sirvan asistir a los fune-
rales que tendran verificativo hoy a
las 4.30 de la tarde, partiendo de Ia
casa 122 de la Gale de Halter, despi-
diendose en- ell Panteon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-17
RIOS DE COMAL Y
GUADALUPE, CRECIDOS

e. rio de Comal, ma causado Sc
rios p~erjuicios en- la presa de New
Braunfels, como resultado de la ere
ciente, durante Ia cual el rio Ia lie
gado & marcar .doce pies de altura
en- ell nivel de suS aguas. Los danoS
consisten en- que derribo el aqua una
de las extremidades que habia sido
levantada de nuevo por haber sufrl-
do tambien durante la pasada tempo
rada de iluvias. e. rio de Guadalupe
tambian esta crecido. La corriente
de este rio en- la vecindad de Con
zalez. que habia bajado IN POGO has
ia marcar "a pies de profundidsd y
despues 80 pies sobre-de su nivel or
dinario, ha vuelto a subir ONO COR
s~ecuencia de las lluvias del dia dc
aver.
No obstante. no Sc teme que cause
perjuicios en- las comarcas cercanas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-17
POR FALTA DE CERTIFICATE
DE SANDAL.

Acusado de haber faltado a Ia dis
posici6n de Ia autoridad que pre-
viene que toda aquella persona que
este en- Ia necesidad de manejar sus
tancias alimenticias, debe proveersc
de IN certificate de sandal, fue lie
vado ante Ia autoridad V multado ell
Ia Corte de Policia en- diez pesos. I'm
hombre que tiene IN puesto de comes
tibles. La acusaci6n fue hecha por
Ia p~olicia, e inmeditamente fue pues-
TO 81 acusado bajo arresto, del que
quedj en- libertad despues del pago
de Ia mClta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-17
Nosotros C0n0Cem0s A I'm CIiente

quien i1usionado por precios bajos, nand6 una cantidad fuerte
de dinero a una Casa de Gambia desconocida para que Sc 10
enviaran a So familia en- Teocaltiche, Jalisco, cuya fan1I1a
estaba muy necesitada de auzilio por enfornedad De la nadre:
Este cliente remiti6 800 Dollars Y a los pocos dias reciOio
M carta de LA CASA DESCOOCIDA diciendole que solo hab1an
mandado el eQuivalente de $50 Dollars porque los otros $50 cram
por gastos de situaci0n, comision y gastos.
Como estos cargos eran injustificados porque NADIA lie
hablan dicho de que tenia que pagan aparte por esos gastos: Ell
c5iente s. disgIsto nuch5sino, pero CON u fan1i1a necesata0a
gastos, con tai de que llegara el resto del dlnero'
Pasaron muchas semanas y aunque Ell cliente' preguntaba
frecuentenente ST va hab1a sido ontrogado, lie contestaba LA
CASA DESCONOCIDA que "creian que 81" pero no podian asegurar
NADIA pOr los malos caminos" etc., etc.
Por fin, despu6s de 5 meses de espera, recibi6 Ell
cliente una carta de su fanilia en- Teocalticne, avisandole que
que mo hablan reCibido nj u sol 0 centavo," con 10 que el
cliento Sc puso furioso y fu@ personalnente a vr a Ia CASA
DESCONOC1DA". ALI encontr6 conque esq casa va no ezist1a, y
que los prOpietarlos S e naOlan fugado L-eVanaose my 1ueFIea
cantidades de dinero de nachos nezicanos, Quienes, como e.
hab1an sido enganadOs. Fu@ ensegujda ( las autoradades. quaene7
lie ofreCieron buscar a los duenos de ea CASA DbSCONOC1DA,"
pero result6 que Sc hab1an fugado para Mexico y NADIA podian
hacerles.
Ash perdi6 eli c1iente HAs7A Ell ULT1m CENTAvO por no
les hemos hecho de que
mo 71REN So DINEROA LA GALE"
remitiendole a casas desconocidas o POGO honorables, va que
Los Is f P1 81 :"0 que 'I77'A7- Al 7S-"4' '''''' S7 d
= 5s2s4.S csc 5 d52 81 s1 ljs Hsv 6ss' n 5sS3 E235S Gus f fSg Ta
Commerce Street, San Antonio, Texas, y TODD su d1nero LIega
nuy pronto a su fani!ia, no teniendo que pagan abso1utanente ma
da EXTRA pr gastos de situaci6n, conisi6n, etc.
uN1cA cue GBS0LTTAiENfE GARANT1zA todos sus envi6s, porque
es la JNICA que tiene BANCO PROPIO, rues el capital y todas
las propiedades del BancO Mexicano (unincorporated) de San
Alnacenes de nercancias en- Los Angeles, CAL; Santa Ana, CAL;
Kansas City. Mo-: Laredo: Tex; San Antonio, Tex; etc: etc.
lA fSS16s7 TEXAS x G7
HOLM LINCOLN ST: ~~~-,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-17
MISA DE REQUIEM

Aver. a las siete Y media de Ia
manana, Sc celebro. en- la Cathedral
de San Fernando. una Misa de Re-
QUEEN, en- sufragio del alma de la
scnorita Rebeca Whit. recientemen-
te fallecida en- esta ciudad.
Estuvieron presentes en- este SER
vicio religioSo. los familiares de la
.ioven desaparecida. y gran numero
de personals de su amisJad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-17
EN- al ANTONIO

Aver tuyimos ell gusto de recibir en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-17

Pc- mis- lie un cuar:c De siGio e. C!-co
Great Wallace ha s'du .cl meier. Eacs Al
guoos amos tue cuaaiC sc verified IA COR
solidaci6n del mismo. Carl HaGeASeck iu3.
ar,cs de- II mucr.e, el "rey de los ANNA
les" y Ia combination rue esectu6 d. dos
companias por 500 un prec!o de- atmi-
sion hacr de Gsto algo verdaderamente in
ContInuaments rsciben noveta-
de- dc sus agentcs en- Europa y Asia. Tie
ne. ~uiicinas cu L.cudres, Liverpool, Paris.
Calcutta. Hong Kong y BueHos .A!-c5. p. &.
Wallace. uamFGo 81 "rcy del circo" e. 81.
propje,arto mas crande De circo5 en- G. mum
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-17
ENLACE GARCIA DE LA ROSA

El sabado IS del actual q las :
.. M. tendra lugar en- Ia Cathedral de
San Fernando, de esta Ciudad. el en-
lace matrimonial del Senior Rosalio
C. Garcia con Ia senorita Julia de
Ia Rosa. Despues de IA ceremonial
Sc efectuara una reception en- Ia ca
sa de la novia, Ia numero SIS de Ia
Gale de Morales
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-17

que el general Angeles, acompanado
de treinta hombres, Sc e]ncuentra Ger
ca de Satev6 Y de San Jose del Sitio
Y que las d~efensas ~Sociales de esos
poblados estan tratando de ~localizar
exactamente su campamento.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-26
PROHIBITION ATTACK
IS CALLED "BlUFF'

NEWARK. n. J.. Dec ss,-The coa-
tsmpiatsd attack on the constitutional
ity Of the federal prohibition amend
meat announced Wednesday By 0ov'
srnos .sisct Edwards Of New Jerssy.
after ne takes office January I ANA
his Intention 10 induce the legislature
10 leealiss the sale Of beer and light
wines In the state. wers characterized
yesterday ~ ''bluff' BY a. Howland
Muarss. attorney for the New Jsrssy
anti saloon lsagus
what Mr.. Edwards 10 sayias.
Munroe. declared. Is simply IN at.
tempt on his part to make good sumo
Of the rash promises he made durins
M campaign. Il 10 extremely loubt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-26
RAIL RETURN WRONG,
WORKERS. HEAD SAYS

CLEVELAND. De, N.-rhs eovsra.
ment's plan. - announced to return the
railroads 10 private owners on March
|. Is . mistake. Il vas declared mere
yesterday BY Timothy Shea. acting
president Of the Brotherhood Of LOCO
motive Fireman end Enginsmsn.
Two years more Of government
control would be far better. Shea de-
eiared. The public would then b %
well pleased. n would never return
them. he said-
II don't sxpsct railroad employee 10
strike, and ! don't expect railroads 70
attempt 10 lower wasce We want tho
roads 10 b returned just 40 they we're
received. with no reservations ss'
tncheAs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-26
lI|EbPlRlDE'
! RIOTS UNDER
PROBE TODAY
Roundup Of Radicals Con-
sidered by Washington.

WASHINGTON. Dec. ae.--Dspart-
msnt Of justice agents were today or.
dsrsd 10 make . thorough invesiiGn lion
toto the FIFTH avenue outburst Of "red'
DafadsFs In New York yesterday. with
8 view 20 q possible further roundup Of
''reds' aud red sympathissre.
Early reports OF the parade and 10
consequent disorder Indicated that
nany Of the so-cailed ''parlor bolshs-
NJ" we're concerned y u and the
oesair mny give occasion Tor Q roundup
q these persons, which has long bsen
contemplated BY the department Of Jus
tieA The department has . mass Of
svIlsses showing many prominent ana
wealthy psrSons In New Yorh and other
e1liss are giving sucourasenent and
0oanciAl aid 10 the "rels" and while
thle class Of psrsons are generally
G1asssd by the department agents a.
harmless faddIsts.'ais the department.
~ he'd under consideration for some
tims = plan Of rounding them up and
eubjectin9 them 90 court trial II the
iavsstisation Of yesterdays disorder IN.
llcates the ''parior bolshsvikI" are bs.
oomiMg % bold % 10 make actual trou.
~. thsrs are bound 10 ~ some AZ
pssts which viii cause Q ssnsatioa. II
hes been The dspastmsnt's attitude 10
watch thses psrsons closely and IN
many casss the Watching has had sslu-
tary effect and driven the 'pArlor boi-
aheviki" 20 sovne other fed.
Under the terms Of the johnson anti
rsd bill which has already passed the
hsase. those who e,vs financial cid 10
'fsds'' OF their Organisations are liable
- heavy punishment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-26
Five Persons
Held IN Gotham

NEW YORK. Dec. ;s---rhree women
Dad two man are 10 be arrsisned In
Geurt today CHARGED with dlscrderiy
conduct during tho demonstration in
behah OF amnesty Tor political pris-
eusrs IN Fifth avenue on Christmas
~.
1sscribed 90 Miss GLADYS GreiAer oi
SaitImorc. daughter Of John Gnsiner.
. member Of the American engineering
eomhhttee 10 Russia. WAS arrested
Ons Of tho political prisoners. who -
UAik trying 10 invade the Brick Pres
bystfian church with banner during
services of worship. Miss Grelner was
leadIng about fifty Of her followers at
the tlmA
About two hundred persons-ss,cstiy
Vomen--took part In the decentralization
Vhich had been arranged by tho IAaeus
q Amnesty for Political Prisoners
Those who had been summoned 10 court
today were Or Gertrude Kelley Of this
city: Miss Mary Duffy ~ Jersey City
cad Julius and Samuel Friedman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-26
OFFICERS SEEK
-FOUR CONv|C1S
Who BROKE JAIL
Toledo Scene Of Sensational
Prison Delivery.

~, rvo o.,. ~ q.
al 10 ~. ILL., on ~ '! "eh.
nn,as,a., '. s or.pc,"'s .na
- ~, , ~ 80 """' "'e..u
nv" No." A.. n ..r 's s.,,." .o"n" -" =" .u'..'
IT,. 49, -" ., u m m'se
~ ny" o'".'c ~ "aVo ss'''ea 'n
"e "'''' 80 """'' A''os'.
Leo Noonan, deputy sheriff. shot by
ono OF tho six men Who engineered the
delivery. V In serious condition. Dep
Wy hherhs basso ana Kelly were
ldfked In cells BY tho sh jail raidsrs
arm sheriff John Matthias. atsrsctsd ~
the shot which wounded Noonan. vas
thrown INTO the Jail dungeon when he
made his appearance At the )ail clad In
. hthrobe. The four mon liberated
are u. y. West. alas Edward Meehan:
Albert Leach, Leo Mitchell and Frank
Howard. All have long criminal recordo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-26
PRISONER ARRESTED
IN TULSA ESCAPES

OMAHA. Nsb,. DEC. N.-Asnry
wodseworth. IN alleged burglar, WIN
was being brought 70 Omaha from TUT.
sa. Okla. where hi had been arrested
after Jumping HE bond here. escapes
from Q moving train last nlGht near
Piaitsnou,h. slxteen milso scuth. ~
Jumping from . window Of the coach -
which he was riding with . deputy
shepfff
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-26
Only Thirty a. chrIs,mss Feast.

NEW YORK. Dec. :s.--Fewer than
thirty hungry Persons sat down at the
Jerry Mccauiey water street missions
sroanlng Christmas table last night s
compared with tho 1900 or more who
used 20 appear each Christmas. John
~ Wymrn. tho superintendent. at
tributes the great falling of 10 the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-26
TULSA MAN MAY HAVE
SLEEPING SICKNESS

TULSA. Dee. ts-Orren Brsnds-
berry. an oil drillsr. has been asleep at
his brothsrs homo here since Dccem-
ber :. despite efforts Of eight physi-
clan 10 aWaksa him. They believe hs
has the aystsrsoss sleeping sickness
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-26
Eamopa panesr improving.

PARIS. Dec. .s. --uaby pes!ys. fam
Gus French dancer. who has been
critically ~, following = throat opera
tion. seemed improved today. Il was
announced at her home. The physicians
say n she continues TO mend, she will
00oQ bo out Of DANGER.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-26

,ul n Mr.. Edwards. q democrat. viii
have the support Of the republican i"s'
lslature. In his fight on the constl'
tutionality Of the DRY. law"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-26

ease with which mem secure work to.
day. The dinner was 10 have been a.
noon and preparations were made to
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-26
A oeea ovo0sssloN.

Try ChambsrlAin's Tablets ~ indi.
Esstion. They are saSy 10 take and
most ssrseabis u effect They only
cost . quarter. (A1v.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-10
SHORT SLEEVES FOR DEBUTANTES
Shoulder Straps
Not So Popular
BY ANNETTE BRADSHAW

The thinnest Of tulle and lace are
appearing in the sleeves of debut
tantes' dance frocks Many mothers
object 10 shoulder straps and think
that sheer short sleeves are more
girlish.
A gown OF old gold silk net car
ries a peasant bodice OF cloth OF
sold beneath which shows a guimpe
of net embroidered with gold beads.
Short net sleeves are a feature of
this dress.
The skirt of this gown is made of
two full net rufles that fall over a
dropskirt of old gold charmeuse.
The upper rufie is attached to the
peasant bodice with heading
that is held by a garland Of apples,
made from taffeta hand-tinted in
pinkish yellow tones. The leaves
are dull green taffeta. Two roses
are embroidered in gold beads on
the net rumes. Worn with cloth of
gold slippers and gold stockings, this
gown is very very charming.
The other frock combines pink
charmeuse with soft cream lace. The
bodice consists OF surplice triangles
of charmcuse. softly draped over the
shoulders and into the blouse.
The dropskirt is pink charmeuse,
and the gathering tunic features
lase bouncing The girdle is made
from band Of charmeuse outlined
with silver ribbon. At the left side
it apparently extends to the edge Of
the skirt in a shaped panel. embroid-
cred with a French basket done in
silver thread. Garlands Of roses.
hand made from silver cloth, fill
the basket and decorate its grace
full handle
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-10
Revelations of a Wife
Their Second Honeymoon
ADELE GARRISON

think the nurse shared my tremors,
for the explosion which / was sure
would follow But to my surprise
the sick man made no comment and
no further struggle. Perhaps he
remembered his years OF military
discipline, realized the necessity of
submission to medical authority. and
was a bit ashamed Of mis- ebullition
of temper. AT any rate, he was as
meek as the prOverbial lamb during
the next few minutes, while the in
terne tested his pulse, temperature
and respiration. and made a
thorough inspection Of his heart and
lungs.
IL Go Tomorrow"
But as the inferno stepped back
puzzled expression breaking his
professional calm, the wounded
mans impatience got the better Of
him again.
Wen" ne demanded. what's
the verdict"
The other waited a long minute
before replying. Then a smile broke
over MS AdCt-
Promise not to give me away %
he said.
The grimness faded out OF the
officers eyes.
why. you're a regular fellow,
| after ALL" he said. Sure, I'll be
/ mum as an oyster
The inferno laughed boyishly.
You see" he explained. L really
haven't any right to tell YOU when
YOU can leave. bur I'm sure the head
man will confirm my opinion"
He stopped and regarded the other
/ luizzically for a long moment
The truth is old man." he said
at last. that you're a freak, simply
a freak. According 10 all our dope
YOU ought To- be unable To leave here
for "a week at least but as it is"
- 20 tomorrow the other re-
turned.
NO, not tomorrow" the inferno
saio with an air of hnaHty. but the
/ day after-if you're in the same con
/ dition YOU are now think YOU may
venture 10 get out. OF course. YOU
viii still have 10 come back for the
/ dressing of your wounds"
The officer leaned back upon his
pillows
I SO be it," he said after a mo-
ment's thought Now if YOU and
I Miss Hoyt will kindly let me finish
my conversation with Mrs. Graham
! I'll be infinitely obliged TO you"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-10
SMUGGLING INCREASES
IN GERMAN ZONES

~ Associated Press.
NAYENCE. Germany. Dec g.
Smuggling IL on the increase be
tween unoCCupied Germany and the
occupied zone according 10 recent
information received by the intelli-
gence officers Of the French army of
occupation. French army officers
say that women have been particu-
larly active of late and that there
are nearly as many women snug
glers as men. An Alsatian woman
smuggler claims TO have made So
600 marks on one deal
The woman when discovered, said
that she had gone from Strasburg.
20 Solinger. in unoccupied Germany
where she purchased 100 dozen
knives at six marks each. she
managed Co set the knives over the
Alsatian border without paying duty
and afterward sold the knives 90 a
French dealer Tor 20 francs each.
Returning TO Germany the woman
said she exchanged the French
money for marks. at $50 marks for
100 francs. The rate of exchange at
that time
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-10
Personals

Miss Harriet Dunn and nephew.
Ellis Dean. 323 W. Wayne ST.. have
returned from a two weeks motor
trip 20 Kentucky and Tennessee.
They were accompanied home by
John Edwin Dean. who has been in
Georgetown, Ky.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Altman, 416
Ohio St. have as their guests. Mrs.
V. A. House and daughter. Jeanne.
Of Indianapolis
Mrs Bessie Hartman. 800 Carroll
ST.. mas returned from cleveland. O.,
where she was visiting MIR and Mrs.
White.
Mrs. Frank Smith. SIS Van Buren,
ST.. is visiting in Chicago
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-10
a HNO1GNC eneHtS

Section one of the literature de
partment Of the Progress club will
hold a meeting Wednesday after
noon at 3:45 o'clock. Miss Kath-
crime Klingel and Miss Alice Kraft
will have charge OF the program.
The Woman's Civic league will
meet Thursday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock at the Chamber of Commerce.
Reports of standing committees Will
be made at that time.
The Colfax w. c. T. L. will meet
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
at the home of Mrs c. A. Nash, 521
Leland NV.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ ChiHas, oil $.
St Joseph St. will entertain the Old
Time Friends club, Friday evening
1T dinner. MIR. and Mrs c. Il. Whit
more will assist the host and host
ess.
The Ladies' Aid society of Grace
Evangelical church Will hold an all
day sewing Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Frank Inman, los
y. Adams st.
The Pythian tea will meet We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs Charles
Berlow. I119 Portage av. Mrs. Fred
BrockhouSe will assist the hostess.
Mrs. g. y. Fassett. 1908 r. Wash
ington av.. will entertain the Wom-
ans Literary club Wednesday after
noon.
The dramatic art department Of
the South Bend Woman's clubs will
meet Wednesday afternoon in the
club rooms. Mrs r. Traland will
have charge of the program which
will consist of an Indian play in
costume and Indian music
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-10
CRUNISTOWN.
Dec s.

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Miss Ruth Zero was in South
Bend Saturday
Miss Wanda Pieuaszewska IS
working in South Bend.
Fred Rice was in South Bend Sat
Urday evening.
Issac Stroup was in South Bend
Saturday.
Max and Pepe Haas were in South
Bend Thursday.
A music concert was given at the
school house Thursday evening, Dec.
4. Tt was enjoyed very much.
Mrs. Jacob Shone and daughter,
Harriet. called on Mrs. Fred Rice
sunday
Miss Nettie Shone spent sunday
afternoon with Mildred Price
Mrs. g. y. Hay was in South Bend
Saturday.