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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-09
kzahares en- New York

Ell sabado 25 de setiembre fue noche
de illusion. Un nuevo triunfo de Cupido.
Unieron sus destinos ante ell altar, ell
correcto joven John Arello con la belli-
sima sefiorita Elisa Carrillo, -siendo apa-
drinados por Mr.. Deposit y la sefiora
viuda de Penedo
Los invitados fueron obsequiados es-
plendidamsnte en- la residencia de los es
poses Carrillo- Ramos, tios de la despo-
sada; quienes hicieron verdadero derro
che de fineza y amabilidad con los cir
cunstantes. La preciosa nina Catherine
Sarraga hizo de flower girl. =
Sc bailo hasta atlas horas de la noche
Entire tan selecta concurrencia pudimos
yer las hermanas Arello, Lolita Ba-
rreras, Ana M. Mtljica, Pepita Y Sarito
Carrillo, Mr.. and Mrs. Deposit, Mr. and
Mrs. Sarraga, Altagracia Jimenez, Mrs
H. G. Lefferts, Mrs Sarria, Katherine
Filth, Felix, Ramon, Eduardo y Este
ban Carrillo, Miguel Carrillo, Luis Ar
gueso, Santiago We've, William George
Helline, Andy Gauzza, Charlie Croce,
Fred Hellinie, Vicente Quinones, Robert
Winn, Johnson Shy v r. Ponce de Leon
Los nuevos esposos han fijado su resi-
dencia en- Riverside Drive
Deshojamos la flor mas delicada de
nuestro afecto en- la senda de flores que
para los esposos Arello-C -Carrillo reserve
La fortuna.
CR0NTCTA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-09

CERRADURAs para muebles sencillos,
de lujo y para battles
\ APARAToS para cerrar puertas muy
de actualidad en- las nuevas construc-
clones
CERRADURAS de patente para pri-
stones y apartados de correo.
CERRADURAs para bancos v b6ve-
das negatives de ladrones.
APAREJoS de cadena para industria
les, carnicerias, garages y almacenes
MoToNES ELECTRJCos para niue
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-09
1'TAL DIA COMO HOY 4
- - %
'Recordar es vivir--Dante.
. DE ooTuBRE DE 1886
MAGIC sAINT-sAENs

dos, habiendose representado entonces
su "Princesa Amarilla'' en- un acto. Des
pues ha escrito varias que han sido muy
aplaudidas; entire elias mencionaremos:
Samson y Dalila'', estrenada en- mil
ochocientos setenta y siete; Enrique
VIII;'' 'Ascanio'', en- mil ochocientos
roventa y Prime en- mil ochocientos
noventa y tres
Entire sus poemas sinf6nicos son CO.
nocidos elogiados: "Le Rouet Om-
plale'', "Danse Macabre" y la mar
che he roique.''
La labor realizada por Saint-Saens es
meritisima: sus obras constituyen una
extensa biblioteca, por ser su fecun-
didad asombrosa.
Ha cultivado casi todos los generos,
sobresaliendo en- todos y obteniendo exi-
tos y mas exitos.
Ha demostrado tambien ser un sagaz
critico de gran prestigio; su hhro Char
les Gaunod e. lie Don Juan de Mozart
da idea de su profundos conocimientos
.n.lsicales de SUI delicado espiritu de
observation.
Saint-Saens esta considerable ell pri-
mer organista del mnndo; pianista emi-
nente y crftico musical de gran renom-
bre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-09

lies, grandes almacenes. Centrales azuca-
reras desde I'm cuarto Toneladl a diez
Toneladas, las puede mover .un niao
Marca YALE" es perfection y segu-
ridad absolute
Todas las grandes ferreterias v buenas
quincallerias del nundo, tienen ven-
den los articnlos marca YALE Es-
te es su credito.
Representatives.:
cEREcEDo HERMANos & co. sues.
Advt.
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THE YALE AND TowNE
MANUFACTURING CO.
STANFORD, CONN.

CERRADURAS de todas clases para
la humilde buhardilla Y ell mas suntuo
so palacio.
HERRAJEs sencillos y de la mas aca-
bada y original ornamentaci6n.
CANDADoS de todos los modelos y
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Sc vende papel de peri6dico vie
10 a 81 M quintal.
Adv
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-15
HeIrerO and Pima Tales
Tangled on CaTrauzs Death


MEXICO CRY. Snpr 70 sicurral
Iiaensc Pima denied saiur,hy before
lhc federal court which la ln,csli
eating the death Of ihe last prcsi.
dent Cafranza that he hui received
nom General Alvaro Obrcpon au
ihorily 10 order The capture Of Car.
ranka, insisting be I'D u on his own
responsibility.
General hodolfo Herrero. who has
been charged with responsibility Tor
the death of Cnrrnnxa. had previous
y testified that he had fenrived h +
orders from General Pima. acting for
General Ohreeon.
Manuel Aguirfc Berlangn. former
minister of the interior. alihourh
exoperaied IN connection with car.
ianza's death. l. still being detained
IN connection with the removal ~
national funds.
IN n manifesto which h. terms
his last words Ia the Mexican neo
pie. Pablo Gonzalez Saturday denied
any connection with The death of
Carranzn and dcnounces the surers
lion that he retire from the prrsi.
DENTAL race because he was bought
or feared defeat. dcrlaring Il wus
because he wished to avoid armed
conflict
Tn our country. unfortunately u
has been impossible Ia organize real
political parties formed and aus.
tanned on the basis of principles. In.
stead Of personalities" Gonxulrz
said.
Two military experts reported 10
the court that Generals Mnrriin.
Uruuixo. Rarragan and Francisco de-
p. Maricl. were chiefly responsible
for the death Of Carranxa. because
"they did moi die nj his side as'ihey
should have done"
General Maricl was Ghl held by
the court IN connection with lhr
assassination. hut IL chargrd with
the taking away of national fund.
at the time NJ Carnrnza's fllehi.
Provisional President de In Hueria
Is anxious for the fullest publicity
in connection with the investigation
into the death of President Curran
"a. according to an announcement
hy the official press bureau Satur
day night. Replying 10 request ol
an American correspondent FOR per
mission TO accompany the inyesti
eating committee. the president say.
the announcement expressed mol
only his Willingness for this GORE
spondeni to ga with the committee
but urged all foreign correspondent
and diplomats to cooperate IN ihl
inquiry.
General Antonio I. Nillarcal on
! pasrual Ortiz Rehio were sworn Il
Friday a. secretary of aericuliura
development and communication
and public works, respectively.
Brazil has recognized The prov
sional government Of Mexico unde
Adolfo Dc Ia Hueria.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-15


A suhiccl where at ar In what
place there b. no limit 10 what can
be said of our flag. Were We lo
talk until our breath was exhausted
there would slill hr mucn lefl un.
said of ana tor our flag have
ofien wondered when placing the
flag on the altar for the uaiional
days We observe dn We fully rral ~
The significance of lhe same. and
lirst what Il means Ia be- living un.
der the sacred folds ~ the ilag'
Only few m"nlhs aro in foroisn
countries patriotism infant fidelity
Ia King. Fidelity IN n knF was
marked hy cruelty and warl Never
IN history has uur flag been so much
in evidence. II b. our flag aud when
carried hy our soldier boys how uur
hraris are made io thrill IN these
.momcnious days iic flag should
have deep and serious meaning
Many nf nur boys gave their lives,
many their health for that ilar lnd
the things II stands Tor. when this
flag was horn Il symholzed pf.
irioiism and an Independence ihHi
has ever since been characteristics
ni the American people. The very
rolors have a significance white Is
for purity. red is for valor, blue b,
Tor Justice. Those beautiful rnlnrs.
each having such q grand meanins,
make q FLAG To hc cherished by all
uur hearts.
Behold nnr Flag lhr Red and Whiie
and Blue.
Whose peer Is vet to be- unfnrlrd.
/ A flag that no defeat dishonor eve
knew.
The stainless hammer Of The Chris
tian world.
lie beauty aud ils glory are moi
claimed.
n Ia not owned hv ans polenlale.
u was not made IN any sovereign
name,
Or fashioned only Tor the rich and
great.
Rut for Justice. Liberty and Right
Our flar il The greatest flag Of ihs
greatest nation Think mo- one 4
rrral enough 10 write his mann
unon n. Thr church prnnant hlu'
cross on a white ground Is the onl'
flag which may be- ralsed ahoNe tli'
Stars and stripes.
MRS N. :. BRINMER.
Columbus. New Mexico.
South Bend news-times., 1920-01-29
CHARGES BARUCH BROKE
UP FIRST CONFERENCE

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.. Jan. 2s.
-Magnus W. Alexander. Of Boston.
who was secretary Of the employers
group Of Pres't Wilson's first indus
trial conference at Washington in
October addressing the annual con-
ventiOn of the National Association
Of Merchant Taiiors here Wednes-
day, charged that Bernard Baruch
wrecked the conference.
'Baruch had the public group in
his vest pocket" the speaker de-
clared. Il am convinced that, when
he moved TO defer action upon Ia
bor's proposition that the confer
ence should arbitrate the steel 81
tuation at the point when it probably
would have been fatty rejected, Ba-
ruch killed the conference.
why did he do it? don't
know. There were all kinds Of po-
litical rumors in circulation TO the
effect that the labor vote must not
be estranged."
South Bend news-times., 1920-01-29
SAYS BARTENDERS ARE
LEAVING FOR HAVANA
AT RATE OF IL A DAY

CHICAGO. Jan. 26.-Departing at
the rate OF u a day. former Chicago
saloon keepers and bartenders are
going 10 Cuba. according to Joseph
Pepper. internal revenue deputy
collector. Mr.. PoIper declared that
while many are going there OF
pleasure trips. there is no doubt
that some OF them are going TO open
saloons" Mr. Pepper also divulged
that aliens are leaving Chicago for
their native countries at the rate
Of 500 per day. Central Europe. "
he said, lis receiving A large part
of the alien emigration. At least
$50 a day are going 10 Poland.
CzeCho- -Slovakia, Jugo- -Slavia and
Holland and Scandinavian countries
follow with smaller numbers" 1t
was said that the exodus was seri-
ously affecting the labor situation in
a number Of Chicago's industries.
South Bend news-times., 1920-01-29
GIRLS ENTERTAIN FOR
RETURNED SOLDIERS

The young women OF ST. Monica' 5
Catholic church entertained the
young men OF the parish Tuesday
evening IN honor Of the returned
soldiers OF tho congregation. The
affair was in nature Of a dinner
dance and was given in the new bali
room OF the Hotel Mishawaka
A I'VE course dinner was served,
covers being laid for 10. Decorations
were red and white carnations,
American flags and the parish ssr-
vice nGg. Music was by the syn
cOpated Five" OF Notre Dame. Rev.
John f. Kohl. pastor acted as toast
master. Paul Cooley contributed
two vocal solos: Edward Wander
bosch gave a talk; Joseph Corona Of
Notre Dame university gave two
solos. Rev. Thomas r. Dillon. assist
ant pastor gave an address. After
the dinner, program dancing was en-
;Oyed
The committe in charge of the en-
tertainment was composed of the
Misses Josephine Goeller. chairman;
Anna Rober. Johanna Vanderbosch.
and Margaret GoelIer.
South Bend news-times., 1920-01-29
HIGH QUINTET
LOSES CONTEST
Maroon and White Aggrega-
ton Fall Before Eastern
Team.

Playing before one Of the largest
crowds that ever witnessed a basket
ball game in Elkhart the MishawaKa
high school basketball tossers went
down in defeat before the railroad
city men Wednesday evening in an
overtime game, by the score Of q
20 10. Mlshawaka outclassed the
home team from start Ia finish but
unfamiliarity with the floor prevent
ed them from coming through with
the much coveted victory.
At the outset of the contest the
Maroon and White aggregation start
ed with a vim that looked bad for
the railroad men and secured a six
point lead before the easterners were
able 10 locate the basket The play
ing o. both teams was fast and furi-
Gus during the entire game and the
outcome was IN doubt until the final
whistle blew. The end Of the first
half found the Mishawakans az the
long end Of an IL 10 count.
The Maroon and White quintet
came back strong in the beginning
Of the last period and ran up a total
OF Il points while Elkhart was get
ting two. With one minute 20 play
and the local lads in the lead with a
two point margin Evans Of Elkhart
put one in from the center of the
floor thus tieing the score and max
ing IL necessary TO play overtime
After five minutes OF intense fighting
the Blue and White came through
with the necessary goal and one OF
the greatest battles in the history
Of the TWO schools came TO an end.
Seconds Win.
In a preliminary contest the Mish-
awaka second team defeated the
Elkhart seconds in an overtime con
test by the score of II 10 16 This
game was fast and exceedingly
rough. Coach Mueller expressed
himself as well satisfied with the ef-
fort made by his protiges.
South Bend news-times., 1920-01-29
Reports Show That Influenza
Epidemic is Gaining Head
way In Many Sections of
the Country.
LAST YEARS RECORD
BROKEN IN CHICAGO
Persons Weak and Rundown
Are Easy Victims. Fortify
Against Attack by Taking
Tanlac.

According 20 late press reports is
sued by state and city health au-
thoriues. influenza is again becom-
ing epidemic in many sections. and
much alarm is now felt that Il may
become general over the entire
country.
The disease has made it's great
est progress in Chicago and vicinity.
where thousands of new cases are
reported daily. Recently 2,5I4 cases
were reported In Chicago in one
day. breaking last years record
when the Epidemic was at its height
Reports from other sections are al
so alarming. and the disease is gain
ing headway in some sections OF
Texas. Virginia, the Middle West.
and on the Pacific Coast. II has also
appeared in other communities. al
though it has not as yet reached
the epidemic stage
Owing to the lateness OF the sea
son il is not thought possible that
the disease can become the great
and terrifying scourge that It was
last year, when it swept the entire
country and claimed Its victims by
the hundreds of thousands. The
danger is too great. however, to take
any chances. and everything posi-
BILE should be done to ward II off
Medical authorities agree that
people who are weak and rundown
are the earliest victims Of Influenza.
If you find yourself tired (and nerv-
ous). weak, and losing flesh, or If
South Bend news-times., 1920-01-29
HEALTH AUTHORITIES
WARN THE PUBLIC TO
BEWARE OF EPIDEMIC

YOU are in a generally rundown
condition or catch cold easily. this
warning should be needed promptly
You are really in danger it exposed
10 the disease. because ~ is general
~ believed 20 be very contagious.
and YOU are apt 20 fall an easy vic
tim If YOU come ln contact with the
germs
People who are well and strong
are not likely TO contract the disca-e
because they are able 90 throw -
of. The Common-sense way 20 keep
from taking Go rs 20 f0rtify the sgs-
tenn against attack by building up
the constitution. In other words. be-
gin Immediately 20 build up your
powers OF resistance.
To accomplish this it has been
demonstrated that nothing on earth
will strengthen you and build YOU
up ike TanlaC. tho powerful recon
structive tonic which contains the
very elements needed 20 build up
the system and give YOU hghtng
strength 10 ward of the Influenza
germ.
First OF all, Tani. begins itg work
by creating a good. healthy appetite
for wholesome. nourishirE food.
and assists every organ OF the body
TO perform its natural function.
thus helping TO build up health and
strength IN the natural way.
Tanlac is also an ideal strength
ening tonic for persons who are
suffering from the after-effects of
Influenza, Grippe, end bronchial
troubles. and hundreds Of thousands
are using it daily with the most
gratifying results.
In connection with the Taniac
treatment il is necessary 20 kc
the bowels open 10y taking TlrIac
Laxative Tablets. samples OF which
are enclosed with every bottle af
Tanlac. It IS also inn ortant that the
everyday rules of hygiene bo OH
served. that is. sleep in we'll v.entI-
ated rooms set plenty OF fresh air
and exercise. and keep away from
crowds.
Tanlac is sold in South Bend hv
Central Drug Store and in NIsh1-
waka by the Red Cross Pharmaev.
-Ad. &.
South Bend news-times., 1920-01-29
UNCLAIMED LETTERS

. The following letters are at the
main pOstofhce which the carriers
have been unable 10 deliver because
OF the Incorrect addresses on them:
VIM IT, Ammons. Harry Armstrong,
Mrs. Myrtle Anderson, 9. +. Bryan
q Mrs. Ethel Beers Chas. A. Crow
ley. Mrs. Francis Davis. Roy Erns-
perger. Mrs. Chas Fryar, Leonard
Fry, Mrs c. Groves. Chas s. Ginett
Miss Marie Harkens. Interstate
Equipment Co. Mrs. Ella Johnson.
Mrs. c. f. Knisley. Mrs. Samuel
Kulp Leo KierpOne, b. f. Linn, C..
McDauiels Mrs. .Bettha McRea. r.
a. Macklin, Mrs. Pearl Metz, oscar
Miller y. j. Norman. Gordon ..
Marshall. Mrs. Frank Pienskey,
Howard Ranes. Mr.. and Mrs. c. D..
Buflner, James Richards. Ceie Ste
wart Mrs. Chas suit. Miss Helen
Slack. The Powers Regulator Co.
Dewey Welty 2. Jack y. Wise, r.
York, Miss Kathaleen Radican.
South Bend news-times., 1920-01-29
FRED COLLINS DIES
AT BOSTON WEDNESDAY

Word has been received here OF
the death Of Fred Collins, n former
Mishawakan, which occurred in
Boston. Mass, Wednesday morning.
The message was sent by Charles
Collins, a brother and gave no fur
ther particulars.
Mr. Collins was born and raised
in Mishawaka and was a son OF the
late Charles VI. Collins OF the Dodge
Manufacturing Co. He was graduated
from the high school, and left
Mishawaka Is years ago for the east.
He IS survived by his wife; two
brothers Homer and Charles Collins
of Boston and sister Miss ClOdine
Collins OF this city. He also leaves
his grandmother Mrs. Collins, who
resides at 329 S. Hill st.
South Bend news-times., 1920-01-29
WOOLEN co. WILL
INCREASE WAGES
Ten Percent Feb. |, Office
Force Included-Not In
terfere With Bonus.

The Mishawaka Woolen Mfg. Co.
will advance the wages OF It's en-
ployes 10 per cent effective Feb.
/. 1920. This will apply 20 all rates
for day and piece work. and will not
In any way interfere with or take
The place of the extra tonus which
VIII be paid IN accordance with
previous announcements This in
crease viii apply 70 the O1ice forces
as we'll as 10 factory workers, and
VIII affect over 3.4O0 employees. Tho
company will pay an extra ponus TO
Us factory workers amounting 70 10
per cent tomorrow
South Bend news-times., 1920-01-29
DEMAND SOVIET PEACE.

By Associated Press.
LONDON. Jan. 2S.-COmplete and
immediate peace for soviet Russia.
is declared necessary in a manifesto
signed by eighteen prominent labor
leaders, including John Robert
Clynes. former food controller. James
Henry Thomas. general secretary Of
the National Union Of Railwaynen
and William Brace. miners leader
The siEnatories assert they do
do not subscribe TO the political and
social theories on which the soviet
government is based"
South Bend news-times., 1920-01-29
INSTALL OFFICERS.

Mem bers of the Golden Rod Hive.
No. $50. held an installation Of OFF,
GERS Tuesday evening. Mrs. Rose
O'Neal. state deputy acting as in
stalling officer. Following are the
officers for the ensuing year: Com
mander. Mrs. Laura Cobb: record
keeper. Mrs. Emma Miller; finance
keeper, Mrs. Orline b. Kerr. After
the business meeting refreshments
were served and a miscellaneous
shower held for Mrs Carol Geiger
South Bend news-times., 1920-01-29
APPROACH NORMAL.

bY AFHOEuTPU TreSN
NEW YORK. Jan. 29.-The wool
market is rapidly approaching a nor
nal pre-war basis. and manufac-
turers' demands for raw wool Will
be met in full soon, according to
Arthur Williams, federal food ad-
who conferred with rep
resentatives of the American Wooden
association here Wednesday.
South Bend news-times., 1920-01-29
MARC0NI TO PROBE
SPIRIT MESSAGES
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press:
LONDON. Jan. 29.-Wiiliam Mar
conf informs the Daily Mail that
Investigations are in progress regard
ing the origin OF the mysterious
signals which he recently described.
being received on his wireless in
struments. He hopes 20 make a
statement on the situation at an
early date. Mr.. Marconi says: NO
one can say definitely whether they
originate on the earth or in other
worlds"
South Bend news-times., 1920-01-29
NEWS OF MISHAWAKA
Ne1Cs-Tfes office I2O Lincoln Way Phone Mhasaka 10
EPIDEMIC CAUSES
TWO MORE DEATHS

Two more deaths gere caused
Wednesday afternoon by influenza
Roy II. Witsman, 80 years old, died
at $40 p. m. from the prevalent
epidemic. He was iH but 10 DAYS.
lie Is survived b. his wife and two
daughters and Il sister Mrs. Bert
smith, River Park. He was a native
OF Michigan being born In that state
Nov 10, 1857. He moved TO NIisha-
waka six months ago. The body
is AT the Finch and Sprague mcrgue.
Funeral arrangements VIII be an
Ounced later.
Marvin Harlin Dies.
Marvin Harlin. two year old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Harlin. died
Wednesday after a weeks illness
with pneumonia. He is a grandchild
Of Mrs L. Ernsberger, who's funeral
was 90 have been yesterday after
noon but was postponed until Fri
day az 2:30 .. IN. that the two may
be buried together. The service will
pe held at the home Of Jennie Erns-
berger 2426 Lincoln way W. The
Rev. Mr.. Meister VIII ofhclate Burial
viii be tn the Bowman cemetery.
South Bend news-times., 1920-01-29
REFUSES TO TALK

By ass0ClHted Press:
ALBANY. y. Y. Jan. 2S.-Lieut
Col Theodore Roosevelt would Meth
er affirm or deny, Wednesday. a re-
port current here that at Monday
nights session Of the assembly he
would move discharge Of the judicial
committee and that his motion
would be seconded by Assemblyman
Simon L Adler. of Rochester. re-
publican majority leader. who in
troduced a custer resolution.
II have nothing 10 say as 10 the
report" said Col. Roosevelt
Mr.. Adler asserted that ne knows
nothing OF such a move.
South Bend news-times., 1920-01-29
ANNOUNCE SPEAKING
DATES FOR CUMMINGS
RI Associated Press:

ID aIT0"TINTTW T IE00
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-A list
of speaking dates in New York next
week for Homer s. Cummings.
chairman Of the democratic national
committee, was issued today from
the committees headquarters. The
democratic chairman will speak on
Monday night at Buffalo. Tuesday
noon at Rochester, Tuesday night at
Syracuse. Wednesday noon at Utica,
Wednesday night at Albany. Thurs.
day noon at Poughkeepsie and
Thursday evening at the testimonial
dinner in his honor in New York
city.
South Bend news-times., 1920-01-29
STEAL LIQUOR.

BV Ass0Ciated PresS:
HEMPSTEAD. y. Y, Jan. "a
Thirst burglars who entered the
home of August Belmont here ig
nored quantities of costly silver ar
ticles and polo trophies to ransack
the cellar Of the millionaire, II was
discovered Wednesday. The house
keeper informed the police that
nothing but liquor was missing.
South Bend news-times., 1920-01-29
NEW FACTORY HERE.

The HOOsier Rubber company is
the latest factory 10 locate in Misha-
waka 1t has leased the old Malt
cream plant and is now running full
force. II manufactures rubber heels
and has already placed a large
amount on sale. Ted Near and z.
Robertson are at the head OF the
concern
South Bend news-times., 1920-01-29
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank the friends.
and Maccabees, No. u.
for their kindness and assistance
given US during our recent sickness
and bereavement: also for the many
beautiful floral tributes.
George A. Burkhart and family.
John F. Leslie and family.
Frank NJ. Leslie and family.
Adv-28t1
South Bend news-times., 1920-01-29
TO HAVE DOUBIE FUNERAI.

The funeral Of Mrs. Albert Ern-
sperger, Eking av., which was sched-
uled for yesterday afternoon was not
held; an hour prior 20 the time
for service. her grandchiId. the in
fant son Of Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Har-
lin. died Double funeral services
will be held Friday afternoon.
South Bend news-times., 1920-01-29
QUARANTINE RELEASES.

The home Of Elias Krumanaker.
III r. Sixth St, has been released
from smallpox quarantine. a son
having just recovered from the dis
case.
The home OF Ray Foust and
George Armstrong. 1OT W. Seventh
St, has been released from diph-
iberia quarantine.
South Bend news-times., 1920-01-29
BRYAN AND LIQUOR.

bN MS TVIHItU IItoS
BRISTOL, Va, Jan. 2S.-William
Jennings Bryan declared in an ad-
dress here Wednesday night that al
though he did not want the liquor
question brought into the presiden-
tiaI race the people should demand
that the republicans announce their
stand on the prohibition question.
South Bend news-times., 1920-01-29
BIRTH RECORD.

4 son was born wednesday morn
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Halt,
500 w. Lawrence St. at st. Joseph s
maternity hospital.
Wednesday morning a daughter
was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Welfel. r. r. D.. No. /. Mishawaka,
at st. Joseph's maternity hospital.