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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-11
Winitred Black Writes About:
Cheapening Solid Gold

Whew, I feel as IL somebody had
been drenchine me with gallons and
Gallons of perfume, or smothcr.ng
me in roses. or drowning me in q
great cask Of wine. and 1 don't like
the sensation.
Not that I object TO the roses or
get a good deep breath Of clean.
unscented. common or garden air.
and keep on using IL down IN my
lungs till 1 am quite finished. thank
you.
It's Mrs Highland Mighty who's
done 10. and I'm sOrry-because
really like Mrs. Highland Mighty
when she's herself.
tbs morning she wasn't herself;
she was the other Mrs Highland
Mighty-the one I don't like at all
just Play-ACting.
The one with the affected voice.
and the ridiculous prOnOunciation-
the one who says, My deah" and
OF mean 20 say" every other word.
The one who's always telling you
about my house IN the country, 4"
and my place In the mounta MS, -
and my t-grandfather who was
SO-and-SO, don't you know" And
her children-how they're all going
TO Europe 20 be finished: and how
essential she thinks II Is TO speak
French with the proper accent, and
how impossible il is TO get on with
working people Of any sort these
days-and she pays me compliments
this Mrs Highland Mighty-the one
do not like-extravagant. flowery
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-11

she'd never done anything else all
her life
Can Make Anything.
She cuts out her own dresses and
EN- broiders them. She upholsters
her own chairs and tapestries them /;
she binds her own old books and
monographs them. she's a splendid
cook. a good nurse and a devoted
wife, and instead Of being proud Of
all these things. she's ashamed OF
them. and she's always trying 20
make YOU believe that her embroid-
cred frOck came from Paris, and her
tapestried chairs from Spain. she
-hi1ks more OF some old things that
belonged 20 an old -apsCailion OF a
great uncle % hers who never did
a thing in his life but get into debt,
drink more than was good for him.
and make love 20 other people S
wives. than she does Of some per-
fectly good sensible things she s
made herself.
II 1 didn't know Mrs. Highland
Mighty as I do. I couldn't bear her.
really couldn't. But I do know
her TO be solid gold, under all the
silly veneer OF affectation and pre-
tence; and 1 do have such an awful
time 20 keep from telling her just
the way I feel about it. I wonder
what would happen II I did!
Copyright, 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-11

compliments. that make me wonder
whether she IS fool really or
whether she thinks I am one And
the first thing I know I'm taking
just Ike her. in a high pitched. af-
fected voice When I left her on
the corner. found myself mincing
along as Il something was the matter
with my feet. When I net an old
friend and stopped 10 speak. II
wasn't until my friend stared al me
in amazement that ] realized I was
talking Ike a fourth-rate actress
trying % play the part Of a leader
Of ociety-somcbo body awfully smart.
don't you know. with an English
butler and a French maid and fam
fly jewels and a coat-Of-arms and a
house choked with maids and
tweenies and sculIery persons and
under footmen, and things.
And. do you know. when Mrs.
High Mighty isn't play-acting
she's the dearest. sweetest, kindest.
witt!est. most impulsive. incest crea-
ture in the world? Well. she IL.
She'll lend you anything she has,
even her. brand new furs; and Mrs.
Highland Mighty doesn't get a new
set of furs every day, or every year
either. for that matter.
She'll give you her heart, with a
ruff around II. She'll sit up nights
with a sick child, and entertain some
tiresome old aunt or fussy old
uncle, Just 70 help you out OF a tight
place in the social game. And she
can make a mustard plaster as If
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-11
SEIFERS TO REPRESENT
UNION TOWNSHIP

Edward Sellers will represent
Union township at the annual meet.
ing OF the Indiana State Farm asso-
citation 10 be held at Indianapolis
Nov. Is. and 16. according 20 ar
announcement by County Agent E
C.. Bird, Wednesday.
Mr.. Bird also said that practical
~ every farmer in the township IN
which the farm federation member.
ship drive has been started has
joined the federation. He said that
the number OF new mem bers gained
this week could not be given be.
cause he has not received report OF
all the meetings which a. l. Mos:
Is conducting in the interest Of the
membership drive in this county.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-11

That dazed look in a bridegroom
eyes is merely the expression of his
sub-conscious establishment at find
ing himself actually married when
he had never meant 10 go beyond q
little sentimental experiment
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-11
SOUTH BEND SYMPHONY Or

VIII give the three remaining Sun
day afternoon concerts at 5 o'clock
IN the Cham Der OF Commerce build
ing, 21s W. Colfax av. s407-14-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-11

Or. 3. r. Leer. formerly Of Niles,
Mich. and graduate Of the Kinks
vile. Missouri. and Chicago Colleges
OF Ostcopathy. wishes 20 announce
the opening OF his office in The
<evvs-Tiwes Bid g.. previously
known as the American Bldg, on
cor Of Main and Colfax av. 94O3-i1
Evening journal., 1920-07-23

be content TO rest on the reputation
which our work and standing In the
church and community have already
made for us.
Il am frank 10 say that utterly
disagree with Or. Richey's estimate
OF tho Christian bodies outside our
own church. II Eplscopalians were
compelled TO subscribe 10 this narrow
and exclusive view OF tho matter u
would be impossible for me 10 remain
In the ranks OF the ministry.
Your readers VIII hardly be inter-
estcd in any examination OF the de-
tails OF DR.. Richey's unkind, and 10
my mind, un-Chrlstian communica-
ton. am sorry for The man who
wrote 4. and by It's contents revealed
a warped judgment and an emblttered
mind Perhaps, have already ex-
ceoded the bounds OF reason In say
Ing so, much In reply TO a protest
which ] could have summarily dis
missed as a disclaimer. ! have said
thus much because I do lot wish for
a moment 10 be classed with those
who agree with DR.. Richey, OF who
feel that his protest Is iustiled"
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
RECTOR FAVORS
Union SERVICE
Dr. Kirkus Says DR.. Rich
ey's Opposing View is
Marrow"
DENIES INVASION
OF CHURCH RIGHT

Chararterizing the Rev. Dr. AIban
Richey's views as "naccurate," "nar-
row. and revealing a warped judg-
ment and embitbered mind" the Rev.
Dr. FredericlS Kirkus. rector Of Trim
ity Protestant Episcopal Church, has
made answer 10 the formers stric-
tunes concerning the Sunday evening
inter-denOminational meetings at
Washington Heights.
B DR.. Richey, who Is rector Of St.
Johns p. E. Church, last Sunday dis
tributed an open letter In printed
form to his congregation in which
he charged that participation by Dr.
kirkus and the Rev. II. w. Trapnel,
OF ST. Andrews Church, in the meet
ings were an invasion Of the paro-
chial rights Of St. Johns parish.
Writing from Eagles Mere, Pa,
where he has been spending a vaca-
tion, Mr.. Kirkus, says in part:
Il have not participated In the ser
vices held In the open air on Wash
ington Heights, nor requested my
people TO do so. / have had nothing
TO do with their organization, nor
have 1 contributed anything, OF re-
Quested anyone elso 20 contribute
anything toward their support. Ny
entire connection with the movement
consists IN my having announced In
Trinity Church that the services
would be held, and that tho presence
o. those who were Interested were
cordially invited.
Il wish 10 add further. however
that the movement had my very hearty
approval. and that had ! been IN vii.
mdngton during the continuance oi
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
COUNCIL VOTES TO
SEE BALL GAME

City Council was in session forty
minutes last night, twenty OF which
were devoted 30 a spirited debate as
90 the merits OF the SOuthside-Edcn.
parkside and Eleventh Ward baseOd!l
teams.
The discussion was brought about
through a motion made by Council
man James McNianus that Council at
tend the game between parkside and
Eleventh Ward at Harlan Field to
morrow afternoon. The resolution
was accepted by vote Of A 20 4,
but not until Councilman Herman D.
Faulkner had ably defended the
Southside-Eden team and stated that
| II Council wished 10 see real ball
playing they should see that team
play. He offered TO compromise mat
ters, suggesting that Council divide
six each--and visit both games on
Saturday, but the others voted down
/ thc proposition and will attend the
Harlan Field game instead.
Evening journal., 1920-07-23

those services there would have been
only one possible obstacle 10 my par
ucipation. namely. my reluctance TO
wound the sensibilities OF the rector
Of St. Johns Church / think the
mOvment is an excellent one. for this
among many reasons, Viz.-rhat Il
enables Christian people to come to-
gethcr for worship. and TO hear the
preaching Of Gods NOrd without be-
ing restricted by any cononizod rule
whatsoever. for ! 10 not consider that
any canon that was ever devised was
intended TO restrict our liberty TO unite
In such services as those 10 which
Or. Richey has taken exception. The
| beautiful lake on whose shores / am
at this very time sOiourning has bean
the scene OF Just such services on
| Sunday afternoons for many years
past, and / have participated in them
with a perfectly clear conscience and
greatly 10 my enjoyment and ediflca-
tion They remind one Of our Saw
/ i0ur's well-knovn methods OF in
structIng the peOple-on the mount
end from the Lake OF Gennesaret-ln
the face Of the enmity and opposition
Of the Scribes and pharisees, but 70
| the edifcatlon and enlightenment Of
the great mult!tudes who listened TO
/ His teachings
Il do not Intend TO answer in detail
I the serious allegations advanced by
the rector Of st. Johns.
II differ with him In toto as 10 his
/ Interpretation Of the canon relating TO
/ parOchial rights. My practice has al
ways been scrupulOusly 10 observe
those rights, 50 far as they can be de-
| termined under our very indefinite sys-
tenn But / cannot see how any rec
tors right or prerogatves are Invaded
by such O service as that which Is IN
| question. Had Il been held In the
park located one square from Trinity
Church, ! should have considered II
no invasion. The parks are publiC
property and no more under our con-
troll than the High School building
where at one time the Open Forum
was held, and participated In by well
known churchmen, on sunday, W1er
services were IN progress at my OWL
church, next door.
"As 10 Dr.. Richey's accusations oi
lawlessness OF a breach Of ordination
vows, and various other iniquties,
do not consider them worth answer
lng. Such random charges are mucf
,Nag or to make than 10 sustain. j
made BY proper ecclesiastical proceed
ure, I think Mr.. Trapnen and l oar
hold our own. Substituted 10 thl
judgment Of popular opinion we must
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
RIuInING PERMITS

Inspector Preston has issued the
following building permits.
Stockle Brewing Company 922
West Fourth street addition $500
David Dangel and Son. builders.
S. z. parrott, POI West Fourth
street. alterations, $500; S. A. Cone,
builder.
Morris Arsht. northwest corner
Fourth and jefferson streets aliera.
tions, $50; Samuel Kohn, builder.
David n. Scher, 30S King street al
terations, $1,000. Samuel Kohn
builder.
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
GOOD NEWS FoR
LEATHER WORKERS

The Amalgamated Leather Companies
Inc. contemplate Increasing us output
considerably as the company has Just
completed a very extensive contract
with their most important foreign
account. Il Is understood that this
transaction Is for 10000 dozen glazed
Kid
Evening journal., 1920-07-23

Drug clerks, accountants and stem
ographers will be able 10 secure prof
table positions by applying TO the
Want Ads.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-07
Una notable COmpania
IIagaTa a fin de mes

Aver deposito en- un Banco de San
Juan nuestro my estimado amigo don
Honorato Andres la suma de $4,000,
como garan.ia del cumpIimiento de un
contrato la gran Compafiia de Ear
zusla cperetas, de velasco, la cual
llegara a San Juan fines del presente
mes.
La gran Compafiia que ha represen-
tado una sola obra 400 veces en- la Ha-
bana, supera todo 10 que Sc haya po-
dido ver, en- su genero, en- Puerto Rico.
Trae so mujeres, de soberana belle
"a, profesores notables y decorado va
riadisimo fastuoso. Entire las pri-
meras tiplet recOnocidas en- Mad1id
como estgellas de primera magnitud,
figura Consuelo Mayendia, que es 10
mas notable, segdn la prensa de la Ha-
bana, que actuado ALI, desde que Cuba
es independence.
Y entire las Is segundas tiples, Sc des-
tancan tambien figuras de extraordina-
rio merito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-07
I'm aCuerdO gene
rOSO del Casino
ESpaloI de S. j.

Don j. Perez Losada, secretario del
Casino EspGnoI, ha escrito al comisio
nado de Sanidad, DR.. Ruiz Soler, in
formandole que la Directiva en- una
de sus 1ltimas sesiones habia acorda
do construir, y donar, una caseta en-
e. Sanatorio Insular para Tubercu-
losos.
Don Rafael Fabian, el digno pre-
sidente de La culta sociedad de refe-
rencia, expreso sus deseos de contri-
buir con la mitad de la suma que cos
tase el edificio.
Muy pronto Sc dara comienzo
las obrasy en- las cuales Sc invertiran
arededor de $4,000 cuando menos.
Este rasgo generoso de los distin
guidos caballeros que componen la
Directiva del Casino EspailoL, secun-
dados por los demas no menos distin
guidos y enthusiasts miembros de di
cha asociacion que tantas veces ha
demostrado estar inspirada en- los
mas puros y altruistas sentimientos,
es digno del mayor encomio Y del
ap'auso de todos. Vaya, pues, el nues
tro.
Ell DR.. Ruiz Soler nos ha suplica-
do hagamos publico su agradecimien
to por tan importante donacion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-07
Pretsndia scIipsar a Nsrdn

Don Adrian vidaurre, ministro de
Guatemala en- Cuba, ha hecho en- la
Habana las declaraciones siguientes;
''-Estrada Cabrera, en- estos ulti-
mos amos, estaba complesamente falto
de talento; era un tirano de la peor es-
pecie. No es possible darle nbertad por-
que serfa un peligro para nuestro pals.
Su vida no peligra, pero ST su nber-
tad, v por largo. tempo. Los Tribunales
de Justicia son los que han de decir la
Ultima palabra sobre este. En- cuanto
a Chocano Ell ,poeta, al hombre 10 CO.
noce usted, amigo pericdista, tnn bien
como yo. No hace mucho en- una plaza
de toros reparti6 unos versos contra Es-
paiia y este hizo mala impression. Guam
do la revuelta aconsejaba Estrada Ca
brera que hiciera de cada una dc las
GALES de nuestra capital IN rio de san
gre. va We usted que este, por 10 me-
nos en- fantasia, supera las mas cruen-
tas hazafias de Nsr6n
Santos Chocano no es de temer; es-
pero que sera puesto en- libertad en- I'M
plazo muy breve.'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-07
OChO gaIOnes de alcohol
COgldOs hoy en- Ponce

Nos comunica nuestro corresponsal,
que la policia detuvo Jose Coon,
quien guiaba por la carretera de Pc
fuelas un caro- tirado por un caba-
llo, Ell cual conducia un octave de GUAR
trola conteninendo ocho ga.ones de al
cohol, Ell cual lie fue decomisado por la
policia.
Colon fue conducido ante Ell Comi-
sionado de la Corte Federal
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-07
Las cenizas de Betances en- Nueva York
Los restos del nsigne bornueno ueron obeto de altos
mercedes honores tfibutados por las autoridades
la CoIonia Portorriquena

Fiol Ramos, Rafael cintr6n L.astra y
Rafael Bosch.
Dos dias despues y como fruto de las
perseverance, y activas gestiones de Mr.
Clarence E. Ferguson, cuya labor en- es.
te pals en- favor de Puerto Rico debe
ser motive de nnestra mas profunda
gratitud, el Ejecptivos de Nueva York
recibia en- ell Ayrntamiento nuestro
Connie. Dicho Ccmite fue presentado
al senor Alcalde per ell jues McGoldrick,
quien pronunci6 una elocuentisima ora
ci6n, dando conocer los grandes mere
cimientos que distinguian al gran pa
triota Betances.
Terminado el discnrso del sefor juez,
hablo en- cultisimo Y correcto ingles Ell
doctor Henna. En-. sus palabras latfa ell
afecto que habia profesado su compa-
nero en- los grandcs azares en- las gran
des luchas. Puso de relieve ell orador,
con elocuente precision, 'las vir,s;des
que hicieror de Betances una de las fl
guras mas sahentes en- la historic de
nuestra patria. Hablo luego ell diputado
Lastra, ratificando los mercedes con-
ceptos vertidos per el doctor Henna acer
ca de Betances. FL sefior Taboada, evo-
cando los recuerdos de la labor que con
hondos entusiasmos llev6 a cabo ell gran
patricia portorriqueno para la cristali-
zacion de los ideales de liber',ad que ami
n.aba 4el alma cuhana, apoyo en- nombre
de su gobierno 10 que pedfa auuel Comi-
te. Ell senior O'Neill dio al senior Alcal-
de, en- nombre della Association Por-
torriqueha comd Presidente que es
de la misma, Y ca nonbre del Comi-
sionado Rssidense en- washingtot a,
quien representaba en- aquella OCCASION,
las mas expresivas gracias por La bene-
volencia cue babn dispensado al Co.
mite accediendo la peticion que Sc lie
hacfa.
AL siguiente dia, las doce, Sc con-
dujeron las cenizas de Betances desde
La residencia del doctor Henna al Ayun-
tamiento de Nueva York, en- donde fue-
ron recibidas por las autoridades muni-
cipales, v escoE adas por la policia, a
la Camara de los Gobernadores
Miles Y miles de continentales, con
las cenizas descubiertas profundamen
te conmovidos, presenciaron aquella de-
mostraci6n que Sc hacia en- honor del
portorriqueho cuyo nombre egregio ha
esculpido La diosa de la fan.a ensel pan
te6n de la historic.
ReRriendose esta solemne ceremo-
MIA, dice un periodico neoyorquino:
para todo portoriquefio, ell nombre
de Ramon Emeterio Betances es un eco
que Sc eye con verenaci6n. Este gran
patrio,a como Sc sabe muli6 en- Ell afio
de mil ochocieHtos noventa ocho, cuan-
do desempehaba ell cargo de Ministro
y Enviado Extraordinsrio de Cuba an
to ell gobierno frances. Desde entonces
sus restos habian reposado en- ell cemen-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-07
SanturCe de GnhOrabusna
Nos informa el Sr. Rodriguez, re-
presentante de la GRAN COMPA-
MA de VARIEDADES
OIYMPTAN TROIIP

OLYMPIAN TROUP
que ell sefor Gelabert, empresario del
GRAN Teatro Cine Imperial des-
pues de admirar la meritisima la
Dor de dichos artistas, los ha contra
tado por la suma de $500 para dar
dos funciones en- este acreditado sa-
lon en- las noches del LUNES Y MAR
TES, exigiendo en- el contrato que Sc
presente ell espectaculo complete ca
da noche para dejar satisfechos a
sus clientes.
Felicitarnos al sefor Gelabert por
tan buena adquisicion y esperamos
yer de bote en- bote su salon, que tan
maravillosamente presenta las varie
dades, Y felicitamos tambien al pl-
blico de dicho barrio por tener un EN-
presario pronto a cualquier sacrifi-
clio por presentar cosas buenas su
clientela.
Adelante amigo Gelabert.
ESQ es ser empresario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-07
(De Nuestro corresponsaD

En- la mafiana del diez y siete de ju
nio recibio don Gonzalo O'Neill pre-
sidente de La Association Portorrique
fia'', un mensaje inalambrico que des
de bordo del vapor ''Francia" le di
rigi6 Ell diputado don Alfonso Lastrs
Charriez, comisionado por la Legisla
tura de Puerto Rico para. ir Fran
cia conducir nuestro pais los res
tos de Ramon Emeterio Betances. E.
mensaje que nos referimos venia con
cebido en- los siguientes terminos:
"GoNZALo o'NEILL, New York
Llegare sabado en- la 'Francia' con cent
zas Betances. Agu&rdeme muelle. Ur.
gente. -LASTRA''
En- la noche del viernes diez ocho
la Association Portorriquefia crea.
da para estrechar los lazos de contra.
ternidad entire todos los hijos de Puer-
to Rico residences en- los Estados Uni
dos, daba una reception en- los salones
del "WaldorflAstlrfa" como tribute
de respeto y afecto al Representante
de nuestro pals en- Washington. FL Sc
nor o'Neill hizo saber, en- OCCASION tan
oportuna, a las personas ALI congre-
gadas, ell mensaje que habia recibido,
y a propuesta del senior C6rdova Davi-
La Sc nombr6 una Comisi6n para reci,
bir al Legislator que tan honrosa mi
sion habfa lido a cumplir.
A la llegada del buque, las cenizas
del pr6cer fueron nevadas la resi-
dencia del distinguishing comphtrio-
ia doctor Julio j. Henna. AL dfa siguien
te, Sc reuni6 ell Comit6 para tomar les
acuerdos que fueran necesarios con el
fin de que Sc rindieran honores a los
restoss que desde lejanas regicnes We.
nian en- su tiltdma jornada hacia la tie
IRA querida.
Gonzalo o'Neill hizo uso de la pala-
bra y manifesto que 81 Puerto Rico ha-
bia hecho ell Decoration Day" dia
de fiesta para honrar la memoria de
los grandes continentales que con sus
glor1osos hechos habian enaltecido su
patria, la Ciudad de Nueva York de-
bia. como recompends que no debia
evadir, rendir homemade al insigne pa
triota borincano.
Por indication del senor o'Neill y
con Ell beneplacito de los concurrentes,
Sc nombro un Comit6 para solicisar de
las autoridades civiles militares de
La ciudad de New York 10 que, segin
ell sefior O'Neill, de derecho correspon-
dia al infatigable defensor de las IL
bertades de nuestro pueblo. Designa-
ronse para forrrar este Comite las
personas cuyos nombres Sc indican a
continuation: Gonzalo o'Neill, doctor
Julio ]. Henna, Felipe Taboada, Ed
ward J. McGoldrick, Clarence E Fer
guson, Arthur X. Wing, Alfonso Lastra
Charriez, A. Gonzalez Font, Victor
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-07
HOnGnaj9s a BGtanCoS
en- Manati y en- Isabella

Manatf, 6 agosto, 8 mafana.
FL MUNDO, San Juan.
Restos mortales ilustre procer por
torr.queno DR.. Betances son recibi-
dos por imponente manifestation es
ia ciudad.
Comercio cierra sus puertas. Cor
dova davila, Coll y Cuchf y Santana
Sc dirigen numeroso auditorio pro-
nunciando vibrantes oraciones. Clio
srioso cortejo sigue marcha Cabo Ro-
10. Correo detalIes.
EI Corresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-07
Ell .PR1Ns FREDER1K HENDRIX

Hoy estara aquf ell hermoso vapor
holandes "Prins Frederik Hendrix !,
cue llevara pasajeros. asi como tam
bien un cargamento de cafe, que va
destinado al Havre (Francia).
Ell "Prins Frederik Hendrix es un
magnifico buque de pasaje. que reune
todos los adelantos modernos.
Gracias las gestiones de los sefio-
res Sues. de L. villamil y Co., agentes
de la "Mala Real Holandesa''. en- 10
future vendran vapores de pasaje. con
destino Francia Holanda.