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Columbus daily courier., 1920-04-12
Walkers Hardware Store Robbed;
Rifle, ReyOlvers, RazOrs, Cash Gone
Army Safe Chopped Open; CIsws

Saturday morning there was no
fumbling with keyholes In unlock.
ing the front aud rear doors Of the
J. l.. Walker hardware store IN this
city. Both front and rear entrances
were wide open.
Burglars had iimmlod an entrance
and had carried on one rifle and
half q doron revolvcrs. They rliled
the cash register Of change amount.
ing 10 about e. and on their way out
took what rafors and other things
they needed, Afr. Walker said his
loss amoonled TO about ESQ,
Hold-up Rumor Denied.
Rumors iloated around the city
Sunday that one man had held up
another and relieved him OF go IN
the vicinity Of the spreadEagle
pool room. Running down the ru.
NOR proved there was nothing 10 Il.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-04-12

The Columbus Steam Latvdry
moved from iis Old location ta ils
new home out East broadway. The
uew laundry building is a model -
laundry buildings. with plenty of
light and sanitary conditions. J. 4.
Ninson. manager. starts the business
in the new building with an en0r.
nous contract. that of Camp Fur.
long. the contract calling for The
weekly laundry OF over 1000 sol.
dicrs The details or gathering this
laundry. marking. counting. laun.
dering and returning Is an endless
cham Of detail that Is bewildering
to the INITIATED. The payroll from
this laundry alone runs inio the
thousands monthly and will make
business EDod for the merchants on
Saturday nights.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-04-12
CAR or CASING Is
AT FLORIDA WELL.
Drill Has Reached Depth Of About
1900 Feet With Splendid
Indications

The loE OF the oil well OF the
Florida Oil company. west OF town.
shows that drilling has new reached
a depth Of approximately 1000 feet,
with splendid indications for oil.
Interest mounts higher as the drill
goes down aud the company Off.
cials are very much encouraged by
the letters OF inquiry and applica.
iion for stock which are being re-.
eeived from various parts Of the
country.
A carload Of casing has been un.
loaded al the well and will insure
ample supply for present needs.
Manager Clark is determined 10 LET
NOTHING delay fhe early connnlnilon
~ what ne has every reason 70 be.
lieve will be a surprisingly good
well. n you have neglected 10 hand
In your subscription for a block OF
Florida stock. don't wait another
day. but see them now. Deming
never fails 10 do things right and
we cant afford 10 cause any possible
delay In drilling operations for lack
OF funds. Every little helps. and
every share Of stock purchased now
brings the drill just that much
nearer 10 the completion OF our
FIRST oil well.--Deming Headlight.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-04-12
NAY ALLISON PI.EAsEs
APPRECIATTvE AUDIENCE
Metrp Star In -rhe Return Of Mary"
WIN Pack Onyx Thenier.

The Return Of Mary" q Ave reel
romantic drama with May Allison
- winsome little Mary. ~ the fea.
tnre show al the Onyx ihcaler 20.
night.
For refreshing romance and
sparkling humor nothing could sur.
pass this Metro Offering. and. quite
up 70 the standard SET by the OK.
cellence Of the story. Is the acting
and directing. The supporting cast
4 well chosen and Darrell Foss, as
Miss Allison's leading man In the
role Of Jack DENLY, does some clev.
er work. Other artists who support
the star are Clarence Burton. Claire
Mcdowell. Frank Brownlee and 10.
seph Belmont.
The story Is that OF a young girl
who al The age OF three VIVA SUP.
posed TO have been Kidnapped from
the magnificent home OF her
wealthy parents VINO. through the
long succeeding years never gave
up the search for their lost daugh.
ter. After many years have elaps.
ed a man appears ~ the house with
a beautiful girl OF seventeen and
announces that she Is the stolen
child-bringing as proof a tiny pair
OF shoes and a baby cap which the
overjoyed mother Instantly recog.
nizes. Mary Is taken into the DENLY
home and loved rs a daughler-lhe
son Jack beine particularly at.
tracted 10 his newfound sister.
Later. with many dramatic situa.
tions, Il Is shown that Mary Is really
the daughter Of a poor employe Of
the railroad. This causes great
grief 10 the Denhys who have grown
TO love the beautiful girl. bot 10
Jack. the fact that Mary Is not his
sister is a delightful surprise and
brings up visions Of another and
closer relationship. The romance.
which dates from this important
discovery, is made a delight by Miss
Allison's acting and she Is an IN.
Simultaneous success with her an.
dience.
The screen version OF "rhe Re.
turn OF Mary" wrs made by George
d. Baker from the play Of the same
name written by Hale Hamilton and
was directed by wilfred Lucas.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-04-12

sessue Hayakawa. Japanese star
OF the screen, has a great dramatic
opportunity IN his new production.
His Birihright." play based on
the desire Of revenge Of a Japanese
youth whose father j. an American
naval officer. produced by the Ia.
worth Pictures Corporation fpr Mo.
lual and shown at the Columbus
uheaicr tonight.
The story covers YukiO's disr0v.
cry Of his mothers jifc history
after he has reached the age Of "a.
when. according 10 the code Of the
cnmurai, he became responsible for
the honor OF his family. II reveals
bis determination 10 be avenged
upon his father. who has by this
Tine become an admiral Of the
United States navy.
After arriving m the United
Mates as cabin boy on a Pacific
liner, Yukio becomes involved with
beautiful adventures who desires
certain papers she knows 10 be IN
Millions possession. Yukio secures
The papers. but his family honor
prompts him 10 return them. since
hc 10 not thief but an avcnger.
liis love for Edna. the adventures.
y dispelled when he finds her out
ns the head Of a gang Of spies. aud
N a desperate fghf' RECEIVERS the
stolen document. returning Il 10 his
la,hcr.
lukio's wounds are healed In his
fathers house and there he learns
The true version Of Americas place
ln the world war. ne determines
70 abandon revenge and nght for
world freedom.
The play IS splendidly staged and
photographed Included In The cast
are Marin Sais, Howard Davies.
Mary Anderson. Tsuru Aoki. sgd.
ney de Grey, Harry Won Meter aud
Mayme kclso.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-04-12
HOTEL GUEST VICTIM or
PUsSYFO0T sNEAkTHIEF

Alison Kettle, linotype operator
on the Daily Courier. roomlng al
The Hoover hoiel. awoke Sunday
morning early enough 10 scare
away lncakihief. Ne In minus s2
IN small change and his watch,
which was on the dresser. N the
thief had made q more thorough
search he would have discovered a
hundred or 80 In his coat pocket.
Printers. a. a rule. carry money In
all pockets. just stow II away, care.
less.like. In any old pocket and
when u becomes cumbersome throw
u away.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-04-12

+. NJ. Fletcher of the West Side
was the FIRST paid.inadvanco sub.
scriber 10 the Daily Courier. Mr..
Fletcher called at the Courier Of.
fee saturday afternoon and said he
wanted 10 be sure the carriers
would not miss him and he will re-.
ceiye the Daily Courier for one
months subscription 10 this paper.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-04-12
Baly Landmark Gone.

The old Bailey mansion Is now a
wreck. For years Il stood down by
The border, surrounded by servants
quarters, fruit trees, flowers and
shrubbery. The Baileys were no
ted entertainers aud many lawn
parties and dances were held for
the countryside long before armies
were thought of. II was a land.
mark. Il has been vacant since the
raid, and Il has been raided 80 often
for what could be carried away
that Il was decided 10 wreck Il FOR
the valuable lumber Il contained.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-04-12
CUT ms rpGKn 0FF'F 80.
WITH NEwFANCLED MACHINE

J. A. Hollimon one Of the pro
prietors OF the City Market. acct.
dentaily cut on one OF his fingers
OF his right hand Saturday morning
In q new machine he was expert.
menting with. Mr.. Hollimon will
now stand around and look wise
and -boss" his partner, Mr.. preus.
ser, James Anderson and Ralph
Kelly. 10 say nothing OF the Gus.
toners, and they are increasing
every dAy.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-04-12
SIX COLUMBUS COUPLES
OBTAIN MARRIAGE LlCENsr.s 4


The public schools Of Las Cruces
are serving one hot dish for noon
lunch. One Of the following dishes
Is served each day: Cocoa, yege.
table soup, tomato soup, pea soup.
cream corn, cream celery soup and
potato soup. These dishes are very
popular with the pupils. II Is a
well known fact that pupils in
school do much better with a hot
than with a cold lunch
The Alameda school IN Bernalillo
county is also serving hot lunches
under the direction Of Mrs, Wilson.
county superintendent of schools.
assisted by the home demonstration
agent
Columbus daily courier., 1920-04-12

violation ~ the Mann act. Il hr,ng
charged that he lesi Estancia with
q young woman. whom he took 10
Amarillo. Texas. Clayton and Hot
Springs. n NJ. and Trinidad. Colo.
Stole Registered Letters
Francisco hascon. JrG pleaded
guilty 10 stealing a registered let.
ter containing $1,000 from a mail
pouch while acting a. mail carrier
In place OF his father near Terra
Amarillo, Rio Arriba county. New
Mexico.
Antonio 0uiniana pleaded guilty
10 stealing registered letter NJ
Pecos and Ralph Slower 10 imper.
sonating a federal officer.
Other indictments were NJ fol.
lows Caletano Sanchez and piqun.
10 Ramierez, smuggling iequila:
Esther Hicks. dealing In narcotics.
A. y. Hicks and Abner Smith. con.
spring la smugRle. cocaine and
morphine for sale into express car:
Eugenio Chiaroni aud Marrariia
Fuccinella. selling IN Indians: Mr..
and Mrs. Angelo Boiin. violation of
the prohibition act: N. NJ. Foley. c.
A. Dollarhidc and Henry Nebus.
stealing alcohol from interstate
shipments: Louis Selig. violation uf
the wartime prohibition act aud
running a still Selig was n deputy
sheriff IN Colfax county.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-04-12
BuLLET THROUGH
HOTEL WINDOW PANE

Sunday afternoon while the pro
prietor Of the Hotel Clark was out
cf the office, a spent bullet struck
the window pane and startled one
lone lobbyite. No damage was done.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-04-12
New General S,Orr.

Waterloo, ten miles north Of Co.
lumbus, boasts new merchandise
store. T. A. Hulsey purchased a
new stock OF goods and will open a
general store IN a short time. Tom
will put IN an oil station and very.
thing and his many friends will un.
doubtedly make. this a stopping
place on their way 4 and from
Deming.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-04-12
cOAnIHssARY SAFE
CHOPPED OPEN: SIS GONE

A safe IN the commissary depart.
ment AZ Camp Furlong IN the office
presided over by p. A. Mills, was
carried 10 nearby warehouse and
chopped open and the robber found
80 for his trouble.
Finger prints were left on the
safe and an investigation is under
way.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-04-12

Among the guests registered nj
the Hotel Clark are: o. II. Horton,
NJ Paso; W, u. kroyer san Antn.
Mo; Harold Ewald. ~ paso; q. A.
Wheete. NJ Paso: Il. W. kunce, 81.
Louis.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-04-12
TELEGRAM TO DAILY
COURIER EXPLAINS ITSELF

san Francisco. Cal. April 10.
Kilgore a Burkhead. Publishers, Co.
lumbus. n. NJ:
Your request for wire service will
be formally acted upon by board OF
directors. I will do everything
possible 10 expedite matters.
PAUL C0wL.
supl. Of tbe Associated Press.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-04-12
Federal Grand JuTy Takes a Whack
at the oath Infantry Officers and
Soldiers Indignant; indictments


The castigatiOn OF some Of the
soldiers OF the cath Infantry now
stationed In Camp Furlong was ~.
we're and caused considerable com.
ment amohg officers and soldiers
alike. The officers contend that in
all large bodies OF men and In an
organization Of 1900 soldiers Is.
pecially. there is bound 10 be a Ger.
tain percentage Of drug and liquor
addicis, hut they maintain the per.
ceniaec Is not any higher IN the
gath Infantry than elsewhere.
Following Is scathing denounce
ment which was printed in both the
~ Paso Herald and the NJ Paso
Times:
Santa Fe. ~ NJ. APRIL TO-.
The smuggling of narcotics and
Intoxicating liquors into the VI.
ciniiy Of Columbus. n. NJ. by
and for the benefit Of United
states soldiers stationed there
has reached a stage where the
civil authorities are helpless.
according Ia the. report Of the
United States krand Jury 10
District Judge Colin Nebleii
here today. The Jury recon
mends lo the war department
that Il transfer the regiment
stationed ai Columbus 10 some
other point remote from the
Mexican border or take steps
~ enforce their obedience io
lhe law"
soldiers Make work Tor Court.
The grand Jury reports that one
third of the eases investigated hr
u originated from the activities of
enlisted men Of the units stationed
at Columbus. The grand jury's IN.
vestigaiion covers all violations or
alleged violations Of the federal
laws throughout the entire state Of
New Mexico.
Newspaper Man Indicted.
Among the indictments returned
today was one against J. g. Al.
bright newspaper editor Of Albu.
querque. who IL charged with send.
ing a defamatory article through
the mails. II is uncerstood the ar.
ticle IN question u the one that
formed the basis for recent libel
suit against Albright by Mayor 4.
q. Hanneii Of Gallup.
Motor Company Men Indicted.
The grand jury returned two al.
ditional indictments In the Cannon
Ball motor case, one against ON.
cials Of the organization and the
other against men connected with
the associated Western Tire Manu-.
featuring company. The men
charged are A. Robertson. James d.
Hamblin. NJ. N. Craig. u. 81 Trip.
lett and r. W. McElrOy OF the Can.
non Ball company aud. Of the other
company, Kent Stallings. d. A. Ran.
dali. J. G.. Milne. Charles A. Roher.
son and James u. Hamblin. The IN.
dictmenis charge using the mails to
defraud.
Indians Held for Rusllinn.
Five san Domingo Pueblo Indians
were indicted for cattle stealing,
the outcome Of the clash between
the Indians and deputy sherins last
Christmas which threatened 10 re.
suit in a massacre Of the officers.
Mann Act Charged.
Dr. A. =. Holloway. osteopalh Of
Estancia, was indicted for alleged
Columbus daily courier., 1920-04-12

The federal grand jury in session
last week al Santa Fe returned
sweeping indictments for violations
OF the federal law throughout the
state Of New Mexico.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-04-12
HAyAKAwA PLAYS
ROLE or AVENcER
N NEW PICTURE

iapanes Actor Cast a. Young sa
mural Determined 10 Uphold the
Honor Of His Family IN Ills
nlrthripht"
Columbus daily courier., 1920-04-12
CALIFORNIA COMPANY TO
DRILL WELL m LUNA co.

C. y. Morgan and S. W. Almy re.
turned Tuesday from a trip 10 Cal.
ifornia In the interest OF the tessees
OF about two hundred thousand
acres Of Luna county oil lands.
These gentlemen have closed a con.
tract with Los Angeles capitalists
for the lease OF forty thousand
acres Of this land and the early
drilling Of a well on same. II is
understood that a suhstanlial for.
felt has been posted by the Cali.
fornia company and that papers
will be signed BY the 18TH OF this
month which will insure the begin.
ming Of drilling operations In the
immediate future. - Deming Head
light.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-04-12

Saturday was pay day al Camp
Furlong.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-04-12

G. r. Kniflln, who may very prop.
erly be called an oil magnate now.
spent Sunday In Fl paso.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-30
FILE new SUIT IN
HIGHWAY DISPUTE
Property Owners Along Fry
Road Ask Order be
Revoked.

The Fry highway. which runs
near the Chain-o'-Lakes, IS again
the matter for a court dispute. An
appeal signed by the Chicago, South
Bend and Northern Indiana Railway
Co.. the CITY Rescue Mission, and
Robert Main was filed in circuit
court Monday morning, and asks
that the action Of the commission
ers' court in declaring the Fry road
a public highway be revoked.
The county commissioners, after
several days OF hearings on the mat
ter Of the petition, and after many
witnesses had been examined, de-
clared the Fry road a part OF the
public road system OF the county
Nov. 9.
The lands Of the petitioners ajoin
the property. and they alleged in
previous hearings that the road was
much used by auto parties who fire.
quented roadhouse on the road,
and for that reason did not want IL
declared a public highway.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-30
PERSONS ARRESTED
~ RAID on HOUSE
TO APPEAR DEC. 4

The cases Of Margaret Engle.
charged with operating a house OF
I'm fame. and Anna Laudaman, Dana
Bayer and Josephine Moore. charged
with being inmates of the house.
and Devon Bisell, Ray Bisell, Moses
EiGgough, Emory King and Jack o.
Bricn. charged with frequenting the
place. were set for Dec. 4. when the
alleged offenders appeared in city
court Monday morning. They were
taken in a raid at lis Lincoln way
T.. Saturday night. conducted by a
detail of police headed by Sergt.
Roberts.
The case Of the eight neeros ar
rested Saturday night in a basement
at 123 W. ColfaN av.. was set for
Dec. E. They are charged with
gambling. Frank Claeys was fined
IS and costs by Judge elmer for
carrying concealed weapons. Frank
Heclinski was fined SD and costs
ON the same charge. The guns were
coufscated in both cases. Joseph
PiechCcki and Leo Maciejewsl<i were
fined 81 and costs for exceeding the
speed limit. The sentence was sus-
pended i'm the latter case.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-30
ASKS TO PLEAD HIS
GUILT: GIVEN TINE
TO GET ATTORNEY

Joseph Pomagierski brought to
trial in circuit court Monday morn
ing under a grand jury Indictment
for grand larceny. was given "a
hours by Special Judge Yeagley to
retain lawyer and prepare for a
preliminary hearing. Pomagierski. a
former soldier. appeared and wished
90 enter a plea OF guilty when
his Indictment was read to him by
the clerk OF the court. the fact
that he did not have a lawyer and
that he might not understand the
seriousness of the charges against
him. led TO "a short continuance.
The defendants is accused OF steal
ing $51 from Benjamin Levy to-
gether with some cigarettes and CT
CARS. He indicated that he might
expect help I'm hiring a lawyer from
his sister, and IT is expected that he
Will withdraw his plea of guilty
when ne appears in court Tuesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-30
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
GetDr. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry Of thousands
since DR.. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets. the substitute for calonel
DR.. Edwards. 4 Practcing physician
for II years and calomels old-time
enemy, discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid livers.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel, but a healing, soothing
vegetable laxative
No gripping is the keynote" Of these
little sugar-coated. olive-oolored tab
lets. They cause the bowels and liver to
act normally They never force them
to unnatural action.
Ifyou have a dark brown mouth
bad breath-a dull, tired feeling sick
headache-torpid DEMONSTRATION,
you'll find quick. sure and pleasant re-
suits from one or two of DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take them overnight Just
TO keep right. Try them. 15c and SOC
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-30
CREPE4U SINGS At
NOON LUNCHEON OF
COMMERCE CHAMBER

Elton Crepeau, South Bend bari
tone. entertained az the regular nCol
luncheon of the Chamber Of Com
Eercc Monday.
A moving picture entitled "Black
Art" was also a feature OF the pro-
gram. The picture which is issued
by the government shows i'm detail
the processes used in forging and
bogus check operation. The picture
is being circulated hy the govern
mcrt for educa ,iOral purposes and
number of local bankers and
bUs'nes men were Interested spec
tatCrs.
Villain Cass presided at the
luncheon and spoke on the subject
Of tEC new membership campaign
70 be conducted oy the organization
Every member get member ir
December" will be the slogan OF
the campaign.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-30
INDIGESTION
GOES, GOMEZ.
Pape's Diapepsin" at once
fixes Your Sour, Classy,
Acid Stomach

stomach acidity causes indIses-
ton
Food sourinC gas. Distress Won
der what upset your stomach Well.
don't bother, The moment you eat a
tablet or two OF Pape's Diapepsin all
the Jumps of indigestion pain, the
sOurness. heartburn and belChing Of
gases. due TO acidity vanish-truly
wonderful,
Millions of people know that il is
needless 10 be bothered with indi-
gestion or "a disOrdered stomach. A
few tablets of pape's Diapepsin neu-
tralize acidity and give relief at
onCe-no waiting! Buy q box OF
Pape's Diapepsin now Don't stay
miserabIet Try TO regulate your
stomach so you can eat favorite
foods without causing distress. The
cost is so little. The benefits so
great. ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-30
CONVICTED YOUTH
MADE PRISON u .4RD

Ild0r. Eesricb tt years old. was
convicted o- grand larceny In cir
cunt court Monday morning. He was
focused OF stealing E9l from Alloy
-..- FareE Due to the extreme
south uf tne prisoner. and his good
record up 20 HE time that the crime
r..s committed. the court gave him
eu.uI.d sentence ~ from one
r. % years. and remanded him Co
... custody OF The Michigan City
state prison.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-30
CAMPAIGN
OPENS HERE WITH
PLEA, WHY HURRY
NO Accident " eek Starts
With City-wide Support
of Public.

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street t at...I..l.. ana places
or aruu.r-r.. throughout iha ciy
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ia ~. Northern Trr.... i..rr-.e go.
.u. wan. ta .rr-.. u.r.eu.Irg
III. nations. . ..I ..hat
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t.a. fr avoid collision. ana that
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-30
sUEs DO COLLECT DEBT.

An unpaid note Of $37l75 is the
allegation upon which John T..
Reynolds bases his circuit court
complaint against Jacob w Geyer.
The complainant alleges that Geyer
made to him a Iromissory note
Sept Z, 1918, bearing seven percent
interest. He alleges the note is due
and unpaid. and asks that n iudg-
ment for the face of the note. at
torney fees of SIS and the intere,= (
10 date be allowed him by the court.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-30
ASKS DWORCE UPON
ABANDONMENT GROUND

Ellie Anselment. who lives in
olive township. filed suit i'm super
Tor court Monday for "A divorce from
her husband. Henry Anselment The
wife alleges that they were mar
ricd I'm 1917 and that she was
abandoned by her husband one year
later. She asks the custody of their
child James AnseimcnL and an
absolute divorce.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-30

Mrs. Dorothy Vackers pretty
eighteen-ye ar-old bride of four days
who is strangely missing from her
home in New York City She left
her home 20 go TO church, five
blocks away, aid has not been heard
from since. The entire detective
force Of the city is looking for the
missing bride She is the daughter
Of Andrew Keahon, a wealthy con-
tractor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-30
TO REPORT RESULTS
OF ''Y HUNT DEC. 7
Campaign For Members to be
Brought to Close on
Dec. Is.

The Y. VI. c. A. "stll hunt" for
members. which began Nov. IS. VIII
be closed and results announced az
a banquet TO be given Dec. at the
association building.
According 20 association officials.
no definite returns OF the campaiSn
viii be available until that time but
reports from individual workers in
dictate a large increase i'm member
ship.
l.. r. Good. city-wiGe secretary
for the boys department at the Y.
NJ g.. A.. received word Monday
morning that his father, 5. +. Good
win of Colon. Mich. had died He
.left immediately for that city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-30
NIACCAREES

VIII entertain members and their
families Tuesday night in the w 3D..
W. hail. 1-3O-AdNt.