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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-27
Ell PRODUCTO DE UNA FUN
CION DE CINE EN- SAN
BENITO

e. senior Ramon Ruenes. propieta-
rio del Cine "Juarez," de San Benz
to, Texas, do ell jueves % del pre-
sente mes una function a beneficio
de las victimas de los temblores, fun
ci6n que do un producto liquido de
d~oscientos d0lares treinta Y cinco
centavos, cantidad que nos ha remi-
lido el senior Ruenes Y que aparece
en- Ia lista de contribuciones de este
dia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-27
Aliyia los m1sculos cansa-
dos y adoloridos
Compre una botella de Sloan's Lini.
ment Y tengala siempre a Ia ma
40 para casos de emergencia.

sfStf AL menos tuviera I'm POGO &c Sloani
Il LilimcEt"" Cuintas veces habra id.
dicho este y despues. cuando los dolores
reurn&ticos han cedido. despu&s de varias ho-
ras de atormentario. I'd. 10 hi olvidado. Qus
no vueiva q repertirse,-compre una botella
hoy n~.isrro. In puede necesitar este g,;s.na
Hoche. pueS puede sufrir un ataque incs-
pcrado de reconnaissance. sciatica, l:mbaso,
mdsculos ado!oridos, rigidez de las articula-
Clones. dolores causados por permanecer a Ia
!nte mperie I'd. loSrara IN immediate ali-
VIC de estos dolores con Sloan's IiaI-
ment. el linimento que penetrG sA necesiddd
dc frotGria.
33 amos de estar n :. eabeza de las me-
dicina similares. Limrio y eeon6mico. En-
20. +nr,:,s. ohr -nr = 81 n
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-27
Sc ESTA PREPARANDO UNA
BRILLANTE FIESTA EN-
Ell CASINO

Las senoras Adela V. Viuda de
Cara Y Socorro F. de Gibson, ini-
ciaron aver los preparativos de una
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-27
UN OBOLO DE AMERICANOS DE
NUEVA YORK

Ell senior Salvador Cuellar, reunio
Ia cantidad de veintitres dolareS en-
tire ~patronos Y e%mpieados del French
Pastry Shop, de Nueva York, siendo
Ia mayoria de los contribuyentes ciu-
dadanos americanos, segun nos dice
ell referido senior Cuellar en- carta
cue nos escribe acompanandonos gil
70 por ell valor indicado.
En- Ia lista de hoy aparece la con-
tribuci6n enviada por ell senior Cue
I,r
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-27
CORTE, ESTO, VALE DINERO.

Ell domingo pasado debe haberse e.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-27
Al DERREDOR della SUSCRICION

fectuado en- la poblaci5n de Isleta,
Texas, n Jamaica Popular, que un
grupo de senoras mexicanas radicadas
ALI, organize COZ objeto de reunir
fondos para los damnificados de Ia
hecatombe de Veracruz Y Puebla, Sc
gun reza la invitaci6n que firmada
por las senoras Maria A. de Gallegos
Y Epigmenio Z. de Travis, Sc nos en-
VIC.
La jamaica iba a tener lugar en- Ia
casa que ocup6 Ia isleta Khaki Club,
de las 8 a las 10 P. NJ del domingo
% del mes en- curse, Y a fin de que
los objetos de venta e%stuvieran al al
canoe de todas las personals, Ell Co
mite organizador acord6 fijar los
precios de 10 Y Is eentavos, en- todos
los puestos.
IN ~D~r~ Dr 1NErDI~t ~FnC ne
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-27
r E G A L o

u,ci. Alta Magia. prestidigitseion. sues
e. On ii jueyo, en- el amor. en- JOS negocios.
,ec-e;os :naravillosos.
M a. ,nuestre listed cobarde ants =
,-rbl.ua de IL vida. Rernisa 10 censa'os
Vega Commission Co.
soxl ssl. HARANA CUBA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-27

s. no IS asi :Por que no ~conSulta con
especialfstas Que saben perfectameatc 10
The Keota news., 1920-07-16
Without conAematlon.

Pete johnson. carpenter on ,hs
farm. was on the meadows Of Hn
bokcn looking for gnme. He wake!
around n half day and. finding moth
Ing. he started for hlu,e. meeting
COW which he shot at and missed. Il
was his last shot. 10 Pete was OFT; II
luck when he met bcar. which chas-'
him half mile to q friendly oak ,rse.
The bemr and Pete circlcti the tree TN
Ill both were becoming exhausted
Then Pete grabbed the bears ras.
and held them around the tree until
the bear died Of starvation. They had
bear meat at the farm and the sk!r
Of Bruno adorns the farm gntes. Note
The recent storm prevented US from
verifying this item. We hope |;
true.-Cniientifed.
The Keota news., 1920-07-16
His Laek es Judgment

bud Buclovcr hain't got no sense
worth mentioning" said n citizen Of
Sandy Mush. "Tuthcr evening he got
into q fuss with his wife. aud t'cux
suthin' or nuther didn't suit him. he
bcSnn TO yell md slash around with
his revolver. Then he boolccd out Of
the door mud fired his gun In the Mir.
Prob1y he hsgcred his wife would
think he'd shot himself. and bc sorry.
But. about that time. Hnmp Sockery
came In nt the gntc and. nnchcr'iy
s'posins Bud was shooting Mt him.
pulled his gun and let drive. and shot
Bud through the shoulder. II Bud had
had amy sense he'd a.recoiiecte,i hat
q family row Is like the fcller said of
chartty-it begins ut home. and ort to
stay there."-kansas City Star.
The Keota news., 1920-07-16
PIeasant ResnInisesnes.

II suppose that as an unins,ruc'e''
delegate you were the object of soms
flattcrinR attention"
Il was" replied the delegate. =
want Ia shy II was one Of those cast
where Ignorance Is bliss
The Keota news., 1920-07-16
STORY OF THE week
SHOWING THE PAooRGoS OF
EVENTS IN OUR OWN AJso
FOREIGN LANoo.
w.~.-. S--rs.s~. r.,s. xs.s sse,ss&
W611R2

WEI ! o2A19
Etest ". Bisnce;i. convicted Of the
murder Of Clyde Armour. Vas hanged
Ia ,Le JAIL yard NJ Sansa f. The
crime vas Committed Ocfobef 3, 1915.
I've vsil-s,re>~ed boys heid up the
hank Of Waterloo. Heb- twenty miles
wes, Of Omaha. bound and gagged
Cashier ". T. Stra,ion. robbed the
bank Of s.. 200 and escaped In an 40.
tomotile.
Alfonso G. Bernard. . United State,
Immigration officer stationed 1t Cam
Io. sixty miles from San Diego. Calf.
vas run down and killed by an auto
mobile when he attempted to halt the
ins chine In = search for smuxxierx.
John Seff. l6-year-old son Of Nr
and Mrs. Porter J. Neff. fell out Of Z
cherry tree at Ne'iford. Ore. and wa'
iinpaied upon the thinning shear
which had dropped out Of his hands
one blade driving into his chest and
piercing his lung.
A force Of government hunters un
der direction Of J. =. lixon and In
Guiding J. =. Lilly. noted lion hunter
has completed three weeks drive II
the Black range In western New Mex
leo. whereby they bsgsed fourteef
bear. five lions and two gray wolves
This catch is said to BE- the larHes
In several years.
Gertrude Kistier. l2.year-old dsugh
ter Of Sedgwick Kisticr Of Lock Haven
Pa, q delegate To the Democratic M
tiooal convention. WAS drowned In tn,
3ierced River at Yosemite. Calf. ant
II. J. Pink Of Los Angeles, who wen,
20 her rescue. slipped On q rock ~ III
entered the stream and fractured hi'
skull. death resulting instantly.
Estimated crop production In Kan
sas for 1870 as based upon the condi
ton on July !. according to the report
issued BY the Kansas office Of the Bu
reau Of Crop Estimates. United State'
Department Of Agriculture. shows win
ter wheat 11O3l3,OOO bushels: spring
wheat, 81 600 bushels oats, 52,4l0,OO
bushels, and barley. l0e05 bushela
The first reported fatalities in con
nection with the airplane patrol Of gov
ernnent forest reserves have been re
ported at Alturas, Calf. when a plane
piloted by Wayman Hnney fell abou
400 feet, killing Hnney and two pas
sengers, Antonio Salcetio and Harold
Robie. The latter was n civilian oh
server employed by the forest service
WASHINGTON
Guided entirely by radio compass
signals, navy seaplnnc F.5-L left Nor.
folk aud flew NINETY. five miles on o
'bec-line" to pick up the battleshIp
Ohio at sen, with no knowledge at the
time Of taking the air Of the vessels
location. The airplane then navigated
It's return to Norfolk entirely by radio
compass.
The first settlement with a railroad
company Of all claims arising out Of
federal operation has been announced
by the railroad administration. which
has agreed to Ray the Spokane, Port.
land 4 Seattle railroad $1,000. 900 in
cash, the sum remaining after the bal.
ancing Of the claims Of the railway
company against the government and
Of the government against the railroad
COMPANY.
The Keota news., 1920-07-16
jailed toe Lexs Of eooka

Jailed for Love Of Books
Lady Visitor-What brought you
here. my poor fellow?
Poor fellow-tovc for books. mum.
"What! What sort Of bookx!''
"Rich blokes' pocket hooks. mum" :"
London Answers.
The Keota news., 1920-07-16
YoRluoN

Y090011
4 bin revoAtAG he decree Of 1eeo
banishing the former imperial family
from Brazil has passed nrss reading
in the Chamber q Dsputies.
Turks are beginnisg 70 realize the
critical situation created By the tri-
umphant Greek advanes into Anst"lia.
and what they reeard as . complete
rupture Of peees negotiations.
Police Inspeetoe Tuner OF BARGE
Iona. Spain. Was killed In . saber duel
with Police Captain Toro. according
TO advice from that city. The quarrel
arose over q question Of service In the
police force. IL II said.
Dumb for three years as the result
of she'll shock. Trooper ". Hart sud
denly recovered his speech 10 the ex.
element Of . bowling match. He VAS
playing with the Davisville military
team II Niasara-on.the-Lake. Ont
President Wilson has accepted the
Invitation Of the League Of Nations TO
call . meeting Of the assembly Of the
league early In November. IL was nm.
no1nced In the House of Commons In
LSo6o0 by Cecil n. Harmswor,h. un-
dsaeo etary for foreign affairs.
The French Chamber Of Deputies
roted an additional oO.0O francs q
year for cabinet ministers and l5.O0O
francs Tor secretaries Of state. In rec.
ognlsion Of the increased cost Of liv.
Ing. The vote. which vas taken by the
raising Of hands. was almost unani.
nous
II is announced that the Banks Of
England. France. spain and Portugal
have combln1' To run q private air
service for the carriage Of securities,
etc. between the four countries. The
service has been started over the
route. being London. Paris. Bordeaux.
Madrid. Lisbon.
4 dispatch to the vossiche Zeituug
from T'lstt says that after fighting
the Bolshevists have broken through
the Polish northern froat aud crossed
the Beresina river at three points. The
dispatch adds that panic has broken
out In Wilma. from which the Polish
occupation autherities have fed.
Marie Anne Boude Gaxnon. under
sentence Of death st Quebec for the
murder by cruelty and neglect OF her
stepdauGhter. Aurors. gave birth to
twins. a boy and girl In the jail 10.
Urinary. The father. Tciesphorc
Gsgnon. II serving 4 life sentence In
~. Vincent de Paul penitentiary for
completely In the murder Of his daush.
ter.
oENERAL
The estate left BY Ohio e. Barber.
the late match manufacturer. was m.
praised at &SOsl.li5. in an inventory
iiIed N Common Pleas Court at Akron,
Ohio.
The Big Four Railroad Company suf.
fered a loss estimated at between
100000 and 100000 at Elkhart, Ind
when fourteen freight cars piled IN on
curve. The cars contained coal s.a
merchandise. No one was inbred.
Sam Cartiinella, alleged ringiesder
of gang charged with the muris7
NJ Arthur r. Bowman. a Chicns.
salOonkeeper. has been sentenced to
hang. Three other members Of the
band already have been sentenced to
death and fourth found guilty and
awaiting sentence.
In pistol duel at SpartanburR. 3.
C., William r. Cooper, a blacksmith.
and Oscar Godfrey, a horse trader.
Killed each other Each man empticd
the six chambers Of his weapon and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28
First VI. z. to
Render Cantata

An opportunity to hear one of the
most beautiful of the Lenten can
tatas will be afforded this afternoon
at o'clock at the First NJ. +.
church when the vested choir of 40
voices and a number of sOlOists will
present. under the direction of FREQ
G.. Haas "The story of the Cross.
considered by many the masterpiece
of the famous American composer.
Dudley Buck.
The cantata. which is composed
Of Is numbers, depicts all the out
standing features of the passion of
Christ. The solo and special mum
hers will bee rendered by Mrs J. ".
Walters. Dr. +. H. HaEer. =. i.
Jordan. Miss Marjorie Fields, Miss
Grace Bernhard. r j. Hager. Miss
cara Ehrhardt, w. %. FdssnaCht
and L. T.. kempcr.
The public is invited 20 attend the
song service. There viii he no adj
mission charge hut an offering for
the choir fund will be taken.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28
GIVES INTERESTING TALK
ON DECORATIVE ART TO
PROGRESS CLUB MEMBERS

In an illustrated lectuEe delivered
Saturday afternoon before the mem
bers and guests OF the Progress
club. Miss Ethel Montgomery. of this
city. presented one of the most in
teresting and Illuminating programs
Of the CLUB year.
Tracing the development Of the
decorative art from the time OF
Francis ]. or France, and the Tudor
period OF England to the time OF
the early Victorian types. Miss
Montgomery Illustrated her talk 10y
the use of slides obtained for the
occasion from the Metropolitan
museum Of New York city.
Ir the early period of the Re
Nuisance in England and Franco
art had been devoted 10 the beauti-
flying Of the churches and cathedrals
and little thought had been ex-
pended uLon the embellishing Of the
home. However. with the coming
o. the Italian influence more CON
sheraton was given TO the decora-
ton OF the home. The period of
Louis XIV was characterized by
furniture OF ornate style and mas
sive proportions.
10 was during the time Of Louis
XVI that the faded tastes Of the age
demanded a change and the Chinese
lacquer work was introduced I'm
France and its influence felt in
England during the Georgian per
iod being a favorite theme of Chip
pendale The empire period affect
ed a style which was cold and for
NAL and reflected the character OF
Napoleon. This style influenced
the furniture types of England and
America as well as of France.
The distinctive art periods in
England are marked by the names
OF the Tudor regime, Elizabeth, JAG
obean age. William and Mary. Queen
Anne and the Georgian period, the
latter age giving such creators as
Chip endale, the premier designer
OF the time, the brothers Adam,
Hepplewhito and Sheraton
The colonial furniture Of America,
although distinctive, shows the in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28
Personals

Or Walter TT. Baker. who has
been doing postgraduate work at
the Harvard school Of medicine,
viii return 10 south Bend, April ..
Miss Elsie Otto. OF Crawfords-
vile. Ind, arrived Saturday from
Poughkecpsia. y. Y. where she is a
senior I'm Eassar college, TO be the
guest Of her cousin. Miss DOrothea
Keegan, 422 w. IASalle av., until
the latter's wedding on April 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Dolph. have
returned from an extended visit in
Phoenix. Ariz.
Miss Elizabeth Tschudy OF Mem
phis. Tenn, who spent the winter in
California with Mr.. and Mrs. J. d.
Oliver anc daughter. Katherine, is
visiting them at their home, sos ".
Washington av
Mrs John Hively and Mrs Bertha
NanDerbeck. $50 w. Oak St. are
spending the week end in Sturgis.
Mich.
Miss Marian Chard. who has been
acting as girls physical director at
Franklin college, Ind. is spending "A
few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs = G.. Chard. 1884 Woodward
av.. before leaving for Kansas City
Mo. where she has accepted a po-
sition i'm the public schools as physi-
cal director.
Robert G.. Happ. a senior at Chica-
go university. who has been spend
ing the spring vacation with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Happ,
S53 Forest av., returned 70 Chicago
Saturday
Miss Marjorie Whitcomb, Edge
water pL. who is attending Oberlin
Oberlin, o. Is spending
the spring vacation at her home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28
DR.. EELLS TO SPEAK At
CHAMBER LUNCHEON

Or. A. ". EeIls. pastor OF the
Westminster Presbyterian church.
will be the speaker at the weekly
MONDAY luncneon at the Chamber
Of Commerce Monday. DR.. Eells
Will speak on THE Churchs Place
i'm the Community.
W. ". Borden, superintendent Of
public schools. Will preside at the
meeting. There will be special
music.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28
OBLIGATORY SERVICE
TO BE HELD SUNDAY
At BROADWAY CHURCH

Dedicatory services will be held
40 the recently completed Broadway
Evangelical church at three services
today. Bishop :. p. Breyfogel. of
Reading, Pa, will be the principal
speaker at all services. Special
music Will be furnished by the Choir
us choir OF 80 voices and will in
clude the following numbers: Zion
Awake" by Sir Michael Costa, and
Praise Ye the Fether.' by GounOd,
which will be rendered at the morn
ing services. At the afternoon meet
ing which will be held at 3 o'clock
the choir will contribute Mighty
Jehovah, by Bellini. and BE Not
Afraid" from MendelssOhn's eli
iah." THE Pilgrims Chorus
from Tannhauser, by Wagner, and
Gloria" by Mozart, will be the
musical features of the evening SER
vice.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28

The Moonlight Five hundred club
was entertained Friday evening at
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28

Photographic papers at Schi-
lings. ISLES
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28

the home Of Air and Mrs T. C.
Dibblcr. 126 r. Sample ST. Cards
were enjoyed al four tables Music
We're played at four tables. Music
the evening and refreshments were
served. There will be another meet
ing Of the club held in two weeks
40 the home OF Mr.. and Mrs r. r.
Cooley 622 s. Rush St. che affair
VIII be in the nature Of a mas
querade party.
Mrs. Rose Valentine. 7O1 W. la
sale av.. entertained the Womans
Bible class of the First Christian
church az her home Friday even
ing Following the usual business
session a social hour was enjoyed
during which games contests
and music occupied tho time Be
cause OF the union evaugelistic
meetings 20 be held here there viii
be no April meeting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28
Announcements

Miss Lorraine Bear, of Chicago
will be the soIoiSt at the morning
services at the Westminster Pres
byterian church, sunday.
The meeting of the Sumption
Prairie Home Economics club which
was announced for April 1 has been
postponed and will meet April at
the home of Mrs. George Wenger.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28

ATTENTION.
All tho drygoods. millinery and
shoe stores Will be open evenings all
next week. 1889
ICNt week
THE WEST END MERCHANTS
ASSOCIATION 1899
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28

fluence Of the English designers.
Preceding the lecture Mrs Lucille
Narier rendered two vocal selec-
tons. Announcement was made of
the lecture 20 Doe given April 10
when Earl TT. Reed will speak.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28
\ sum TNVFSTNENT.

The investment YOU have been
waiting for per cent stock South
Bend Wholesale Grocery Co See
further particulars on page Il. Sub
scriptions will be taken al the Mer-
chants National bank, 229 s. Mich
igau ST. 17%7-2S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-28
NOTICE.
MEMBERS OF COIFAN CAMP
33OG NJ w. OF

Special meeting Monday evening
March 29th. for the purpose of or
canizing degree team All interest
ed urged to be present 16gS-29
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-07

CHICAGO, III.-The program OF
the convention Of the Labor Party
of the United States, to be held In
Chicago, July IL to 13, is announced
by Secretary Frank j. Esper.
The FIRST day, Sunday. will be Civ
en- over to hearing addresses from
various organizations. These in
clude the Friends of Freedom fol
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-07

ready 10 act. Platform IL also 10 be
adopted then.
Warn of Fake Savings Stamp
COLUMBUSEPostofnce Depart
ment warned oficials TO be on the
lookout for a counterfeit War Saw
ings Stamp of the 1919 series. 1t 10
distinguished by a white line on the
left cheek Of Franklin. whose image
appears on the stamp.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-07

India, the Proportional Representa-
ton League and the American
Friends Of Irish Freedom. Cover
nor Lynn j.. Frazier, of North Da-
kota, Is scheduled to speak in be-
half of the Nonpartisan League. It
is regarded by Secretary Esper as
very probable that the Labor Party
Of Canada will be represented by
fraternal delegates.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-07

The Nonpartisan League will be
represented by ~fraternal delegates
but will lot participate otherwise In
the convention. Max s. Hayes, of
Cleveland. chairman Of the Nation
al Labor Party. will preside.
Nominations for president and
vice president are scheduled for
Tuesday IL the convention L. then
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-22
Seek to Bar Women as
County Committeeman
Hinman Supporters Get "Shov
Cause" Order From Court
Which Will Effect State
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

Special Dispatch to The Tribune
BINGHAMTON. March 21.-Freder-
lex P. Ockerman, County Clerk, as Gus
todian of primary records, has been
served with an order issued by Justice
Abram Kellogg directing him to appear
at Wampsville and show cause why he
should not be forbidden to place the
names of women on the primary ballot
as candidates for county committee
men.
On January 25 resolution was
passed by the Republican County Com
mittee that the name of one man and
one woman should appear on the pr
mary ballot in each election district
of the county. Judge Harold c.. Hart
chairman Of the County Committee
explained that his action was taken at
the request of Will Hays, chairman of
the National Committee, and George
A. Glynn, State Chairman, and was in
effect in thirty counties in the state.
Supporters of Harvey d. Human OBJ
jected to the rule and presented an
opinion from the Attorney General
that under the election law two repre-
sentatves could not be elected from
one district
Organization leaders concede the
possibility of an adverse court decision
which will affect the thirty other coun-
ties in the state.