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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-21

GRATIFTCARE con S. 90 a IA persona que
ne proporcioRc 5afOrrsS exdctcS acerca del
actual paradsro de Demetrio Rodriguez. =
Cuicn acompaHan 81 eSpoSa Maria Valencia
: tres hiioS. dos mujercitaS y IN nino, dc
IS. II. : l amos de edad eSpectivan1ente e.
ST. Rodriguez es de eStltura baja. color mo
reno. y ba-ba -aSuraGa, Y su eSroSa IS de
e~Statura alta, y color moreno. Cualesquie-
iaforme sob-e este aSGnto, d~irijase q Salvador
Contzeras. sos :. ". 4th. It. Des Moines.
Iowa. (25S
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PETACAS Y vEIICES de construction fue--
te: trabaio EaraH;iZado. TenEo magnificos
velices de MADEIRA forrados con lamina :. pre-
clos muy bsratos. FABRICA de Battles y Pc
taeas. D.. Mdnoz Ieoc. 6iS Dolo~osa st. San
Antonio. Texas.
FENDO estufa de petroleo, dc tres CUE
madores Y horno marca Puritan a mitad de
precio. 40l Camaron ST. (t0l
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BASCULAS de todas classes, Sc ccmPEan'
,.sndor y cambian. Agentes de las oascu,
keHUen ron,ntadoraS automaticaS Detroit
R3scuIas Fairbanks" TostadoreS de Ca
r. Royal Molinos d. Cafe. Cuchii!os pa
"a carniccro y ref: rgeradorcs: eos Nam
Avenue San Antonio. Texas. Tel C. sZ-4.
II E. Hargis. Mgr.
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POR LOS HOTELES

Ell senior A. II. Brito, lego aver a
esta ciudad de San Antonio, p%roceden
te de Ia de Mexico, y Sc hospeda en-
Ell hotel Menger.
c. E, Aldrige, procedente del puerto
de Tampico, Sc hospeda en- Ell hotel
{? do eta ciudAd
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PESQUlSAS.

s. Erat.Iicar1 con $1,000 Y IN ano De subs
c7ipci6R Z Ia P~-cnSa," a 10 persona que
proportions iRformcs exdctoS del paradero del
ioven Antonio Vega O-ozco. &c "a amos de
eGad, oios neGroS y pequehos, narlz aEUiena,
Y grande. color moreno. estatura regular =
complexion robuSt2. Las lltiras noticiaS re-
cibidas fueron que hace como dos amos estu-
vo en- e. Estadc de Iowa. habiGndose venldo
despUeS Tara Chicago. S2li6 de AEuaScalieR-
ties 81 ano de 1916. TODD informe d~i-jjsse =
ADRIAN Vega. 1913 Nance St. Houston, Te-
xas. (23l
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EeCtBO Ex.hA 400

Ell propietarto de Ia cantina ubica-
fla en- IL esquina suroeste de las ca
lies de w. Houston y y. Laredo, sig
more Rossi, enconuose en- 81 stable
cimiento I'm recibo de deposito extern
en- favor de Adrian NaVa
seerIramente extrsvi6 alsun ciienee
del eypresado estableclmiento.
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opoRTUNIDAD. Cualesquiera persona ac-
tiva en- cualesquier punto dorde Sc encuen-
ire, puede ganarse de s5e.oo a Sloe.oo por
seraana con nuestro muestrErio De pEf'uAS
9 novedades: no hace falta p-ictica nj ca
pital. Iaformes en- ~espaTol. Sr. David Al
berto. 1928 S. Rampant st. New Orleans.
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Sc NECESITA inmediatamente Una eocine-
"a, y dos seEo-itas de buern presenc!a para
mese-as ocurran al Cafe Pohlano. l22 \.
Rosa Ave.
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MOLINQS DE PTEDRA PARA NIXTAMAL-
6e . y ) cahalios de fuerza. PidR folieto. P.
BACA. Box e24. Los Angeles. Cal.
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Sc RENTAN cuarsos auIUe5lsdos con Q sin
nsistsacia. 3I5 S. Conchos St. san AIto-
aio. Texas. Vicente kancel. Prop.
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Sc NECESITAN albahIes para tender ladri-
10. buen sueldo: trabajo por cinco amos. Dr.
rijarse 4 Urbano Gonzalez. Contratista. The
Texas Co, Port Arthur. Texas.
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GUIA PROFESSIONAL
Lie, EDUARDO TAMARIZ
HOSE ANTONIO RIVERA &.

Avocado Msxi-ano .TIS-720 ecs6y Bldg. Je-
lEF,po C.. - - san antonio. Texas
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NECESITAMOS hornbre competence rara po
rer herraduras. Ocurran a 1913 So. Pecos -.
(21)
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MIGUEL A CACHO

AhoSsdo C~onsutor. Apar-adc FcsA ;"
EpseazSa. Baia California. "eIica
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REC|STRO CIVIL
M~ATRIMONIOS.
Esteban T. Rodriguez y Julia Lu-
ma.
Ramon Valdes e.. y Josefina f. MAJ
tinez.
Graciano Ramos y Guadalupe Cis-
.neros.
NAClMIENTOS

Tn miro de Arnulfo Gomez y de
H~ermenegilGa Rodriguez lie Gomez
Una nina de Agustfn Rocha y de
Armada Ruiz.
Tn nifo de JesQs Rodriguez y RI
Ia Gonzalez de Rodriguez.
Una nina! de Felix Riojas y Kefugio
Torres de RiojaS.
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Sc VENDEN 5 lots. con casa. aqua y 10
&C 10 neccsario. Infornan 636 E. Crockett
ckctt St. Tel. Tt. 6l72.
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MARIA De LA ROSA Eda Dc Baes' 2T:.e
~ ra-tcs facai:at Ge san Lus fot2.
500 E,pscll:dad ca ea:crmsdadeS = s'"f-
"a. Prac@sa "a sa'ao Dc mA'9 Ga.os sSnS-
-S5i.os. t55 :. Flores St san An
.r-ir L..
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DE vENTA EN- WACO. TEN. Casa de II
cuar.os. con todas las comodidades. en- ei ba-
rrio mexicano. a dos cusdras del City Hall
Prccio de sac-ificio para venderla Immediate
pente SS,OOO.00. P. o. Box $40. De Leon.
Texts.
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ARTICULOS MEXICANOS

4 PRECIOS EXCEPClONALES
CAJETA DE CELAYA nueva 75c. docena:
Datil pasado CSC. lib. Colaci6n extra 4oc. /:
Canela re. Cominu Csc. Bellota Csc. Sc
miIia Callahan CSC: CHOCOLATE. Ell Ia
PATTI" 55c.; Chile pssilla negro SITS;
Guajillo S5c.: Piquin Soc; Japones 45. {:
Habas &c.: Camar6n 93c.: Carne SEGA 45c.:
Aio Csc: Pilonci!lo Monterrey 2Sc.: Molca-
jctes piedra 45c. Metates $3.50; EscobetaS
I5c QueSo tuna sc: Queso blanco +5c. +;
Chorizo lac CHA S 20: Tnmarindo 35c.:
Jarabes IS y 75c.: hotella. etc. LOLA DE
GUADALAJARA: I3oteliones SOC. a s1.0o:
Cazuelts 1oc. n DOE: Ollas Ioc. a S5c.: Va
SOS olor zoe. a SOC. Alcancias maErano y
frutas Ioc a Csc. Animales taDla 2 por l5c.
etc. Pfdase liSta general GRATIS. DES-
PACHO IMMEDIATE de ORDENES po- CO.
rreo. Dirijanse a CABEZUD BROS. Box
SO. Sta. A. san Antonio, Texas.
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LOS ~EUNERaLES DE LA
SRlTA.

Anoche mismo fue transportado Ell
cadaver de Ia senorita Vazquez de Ia
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SoLICITO empleo como taauisrafa y MEGA
n69rafa. Pocas preteneiones. srIta- Masoaena
Contreras. ,215 KingsbeTry st. loI'
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ENSENANZA.
COMMERCIAL
~ CaE,-rE- - IgEa-R%

E8E- SfHaNH AaA= ~
T-,ar,,-.oS toias .aS mate-ils Qls torman
. c.-,o ccnerclaI. Isl como ot-aS De sUma
;1,-s--1rcis. Nue>c-z en~eua0zA e- eatssA-
80 r.-a-.i-s- v uue>rro~ -ltLln> b mcl3r
ga--n-.I p4-a los que d"Seca e5e-c"- eua-
Tr,s--a De cscaS ;a2p3-ta@-ee n1terlaS; tene-
+T-is de TS-rz caquEra-ia, NecanoSrI-!A'
piano. Te,eE-dtjs. Eassnamos = aaostr CO.
--o..a-gr-r. tanto q. IGiCma inE!e> como g
F.--sof Cnr-ara7> con an cUe-Po de proie-
49, -rmeete-,cs. Dl-srtora, >ritL Na<2a
: -rcviao. Sub-Di-sc-cra: Sra ! S.soe
Ga-sra. OILS y Fecus.
Tr~~rOTES De PIANO Y CANTo 4 dont-
Ia P-s-s-~ -oavcrrio-ails. Professor FE-
LTN RUAEo. s-adGaao c2 Is Co9sss v2S2 .
nos De Paris y Madrid. Eer;oc o-cenes.S;S
Mo- s.. Sc habla frances ) epano!-
TACC1IRAFTA Piruar. nai.iE-atia> dc
,sf,-o mime grafo. tsHsdu-:a. ScS1tSra en-
.s5ri2a. g-a,ss. JiES:ts. Altos de WAGNER
PROFESSOR Jose A.o:so Pajares del Cor
.c-g-T-,, Na-:oaal dc Nlsiea dc NsN'1o, con
~ss 20 g amos dc pracr:ca. Da cases gar
rEsv.--es s. en- su Academia 1918 ". HolS-
~
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GRATIFICARE con $500 4 Ia persona cue
me propc-ciore irformeS eNactos ace=ca del
actual paradero &c mi hermana Maria del Pa
70 Pineia. espOsa de Federico Hernandez.
ouieaes deSde hace cuatro amos sc encuentran
Separados ella tienc IN hio de nor1bre Jo-
Sc Hernandez. como De 10 aGos de edad. Gus
~lesquier jnforme Sob-e este ssunto dirijase
a Carmen Pineda. Stamford. Texas. (23)
DARE BUENA GRATIFICACION a Il per
soma cue NE p-oporcione info-meS exactoS a.
csrca del actual paraGe-o de M hiia Felici-
tas CiSne-os. originaria de Durango, Dgo.. Me
xicc. de i9 amos de edad, estatura regular.
color moreno. oios peE-os. bcca Er5nGc y na-
III aFllada. de- Quien desGe e. 1878 no Ia sido
possible NrvestiCar el lurar de Su Residential.
Cualesqu;er inForme Sob-e este aSuuto. di-i-
iaSe 3 Eugenia Moran. 1905 End St Sacra-
mento, Calf.
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DOCTOR TAMEZ. C~i-ujano. Dent's:a Mex,
80 Espe.EI.Laa ru e~ogoaas: prshtS ,
SnFe:1.,Laaes de = 6oea. FyorTnsa, EenEs
con IN proIes!oa.s,a g-s Is 49, lis
g % ,ra4s. ,~e,.os c5mo4os. = en- aSongs
SonI - Drescs6a: Altos Borea de
psGro. COS. v Commerce .. san
Antonio. Texas.
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VENTAS

BARATA DE LIoUIDACIoN por } meses.-
LoZa dc Guadalaiara. pastas. conserEaS, ar
ticulos mexicnnos en- general y yerbas medi
cinales. Pedidos I 10 So. Laredo st. Girls
te!o Montemayor. San Antonio, Texas.
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EMPLEOS

Sc NECESITAN Embellishments cuasro car
pinteros competentes. Ocurran q IL esquiha oe
San Marcos 3 So. Laredo SITS. tZ3l
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TRASPASOS.

POR NO poderla ateRder. tE3SraSo casa de
bien acreditada > en- muy bueaAS
erndiciores. Sis So. Concho ST. C2sl
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MEDICOS-

rT mr. PALOMO partciPa a -Su eieasfia
q - ,Irs.u tempo estara au>ente de Saa
Er,sa,o. ~opor;Inamen'c ayISaE4 81 ~
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HERACLIO GONZALEZ

apt N. San Saba 81. e~saUiua con Lake.
,tevy. Teiefono Travis $40.
DR. NJ. MARTINEZ GUEMAN- ESprciArsta
.-Er-.SqS., 10 ninos y parties Mediei-
:, On general Oficiua. 1897 u. 10
So Teafono Travis 22sS-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-31
BERRIEN SPRINGS

March 30.
VIM. L. Stemm of south Bend has
been at work on his fruit farm,
south of this village. trimming
grapes. the past year
Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Dean and
Mr. and Mrs Fred Cheska were
South Bend visitors Saturday.
a. NJ. Hendleman returned Friday
from weeks business visit in Chi
cago.
NJ. r. Cashier was a week end
visitor with his parents, MI. and
Mrs. f. p. Cashier, in Marcellus
o. y. Ford, of the Lightning
Change Rim Co. was a business Wis
itor in Chicago Friday and Satur-
day.
Mrs. John Hankins of st. Joseph
IS a visitor at the Chas Hawkins
home.
II. Z. Storrs has gone to Wheel
ing, W Va, where ne will have
charge of the singing in the John
:. Hamilton evangelistic meetings
The funeral services of Mrs. Tina
Bartholomew We're held sunday
afternoon, conducted by Rev. j. II.
Bancroft. at Minister'S undertaking
rooms. Mrs. Bartholomew was 80
years old, and was an aunt of Mrs.
Julia Dean. Interment at Maple
Grove cemetery
Mrs George Wollam of Benton
HarbOr was a week end visitor at
the home of Mrs Margaret Wollam.
Mrs. Glen Willis and son, Lyle
of Ludington, Mich, were week end
visitors with Mrs. Alvin Willis
Miss Beth Taylor, teacher in the
Stevensville schools. was d week end
visitor with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Taylor. Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Franz Of Niles
visited relatives here saturday
The Clark Equipment company Of
Buchanan has started a branch
factory in this village and a large
force of men are at work putting up
brick building 50x122 feet, which
they hope to have ready for the ma
chinery in six weeks Some fifty
men will be employed by the Clark
company at once, and the force in
creased as fast as they can be Sc
cured. The establishment will be
operated as an auxiliary 10 the Blu
chanan plant and its work will be
10 machine axle parts and thus in
crease the output of the main fac
tory at Buchanan. The site is To-
Gated near the Lightning Change
Rim company. alongside the Pere
Marquette and consists of two acres.
This land was given the Clark com
pany by the Berrien Springs Cham
Der OF Commerce, and an option has
been obtained upon five more acres
ljoining
Sixteen boy scouts from Niles and
st Joseph are enjoying a week
outing at Cedar Crest, in charge Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-31
PRISONERS PLAY
POKER IN JAIL

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, March 30.
A poker game with a rdke-off for
the house" has been in session at
Marion county Jail every night from
10 Q o'clock. according 10 infor
nation revealed I'm federal court to-
day in an investigation of conditions
tn tho federal wing Of the Jail.
The proceeds Of the poker game
amounting 10 about $500 per month
were divided among officials in
rharge of the institution, according
TO prisoners. Those who played We're
shown special privileges. while pris-
uners who refused were compelled
10 mop floors and do all hard work
around the Jail. il was shown
Prisoners testified that they had
key to the Jail and on several oC-
asions had left there for the more
comfortable surroundings OF their
homes.
otto Mckay, Terre Haute. jeweler
serving time for Bookkeeping. said
that on one occasion he had left the
Jail and visited Terre Haute being
gone one day and one night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-31
PIOUA GIRL FIRST
DRIVES BATTLESHIP

PIQUA, Ohio, March 3O.-Cinder-
ella may have had her pumpkin
shell coach, Cleopatra her golden
chariot, Ruth Law her airplane and
milady of the avenues her luxurious
limousine, but Miss MaTcella Grun-
ert of Piqua, Ohio, has had her
tank.
Miss Grunert, adopting something
new in the way of conveyances, has
completed a tour of Piqua in land
battleshiL.
Assisted by Lieut.. Davies, who
brought the tank here for recruiting
purposes, Miss Grunert was the first
Piqua girl TO ride in and drive the
novel taxi.
As the rolling fort went rumbling
over the streets, a large crowd was
attracted by the noise and smoke.
The spectators obtained a good idea
Of the way the tanks look in action.
as the heavy machine was guided
about the thOroughfares by the gen
tie touch Of the young woman in
side.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-31
DEMOCRACY HAS
FEMALE LEADER
Mrs. George Bass Is Chairman
of Democratic Wom-
an Bureau.

WASHINGTON. March 30.-The
woodrow Wilson OF the women OF
the democratic party is Mrs. George
Bass.
This Chicago club woman. while
her leadership in the democratic
party has been contested. stands out
as the leading female democrat and
the executive ability which she has
shown as the chairman of the wo-
mans bureau Of the democratic
national committee has been a fair
indication OF her right 10 leader
ship IL is no easy task TO corral
the new woman voters into the
democratic party with a power and
vim that has earned for her the
characterization of dynamic little
woman" from some c. the more eX-
perienced male politicians.
Energetic.
The very face OF Mrs. Bass speaks
of energy, her features are keen and
her eyes continually sparkle and
snap through her glasses and her
entire appearance Is one Of action.
Mrs. Bass entered the field of poll
tics by the club route. She is ma
tionally known as a club woman.
Bass into the field Of suffrage work
and eventually into politics. Dur
ing the war she was secretary of the
national woman's liberty loan com
mittee and was the only woman
member of the national war thrift
ana savings committee.
Oratory and organization are the
forte of Mrs Bass. Her ready Wit
made her one of the few women
who have achieved success as an
after dinner speaker.
While she has devoted a great
deal Of her life TO public affairs.
this Chicago woman is a home
maker. Work is her exercise. The
oufja board Is one of her recrea-
lions.
The age of Mrs. BaSS-well. that
comes under the head of political
secrets.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-31
NEWS FROM NEARBY COMMUNITIES
AUTEN CHAPEL

Rev. Nitsche viii observe Passion
week by holding services each night.
Mr. and AIRS Malachi Uuery were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. y. UUery,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Weller visit
ed the formers father a. Logans-
port Sunday.
The teachers of this place will at
tend Institute at Ardmore next Sat
urday.
Delbert Johnson of Mishawa-
ka visited his cousins. Walter and
Clarence Anderson, Sunday
Miss Harrietta Barnes will en-
terrain the young people of Auten
Chapel at "a party, Thursday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Palmer of South
Bend have been visiting Frank
Palmer.
The Dorcas society will have
charge Of the services Easter sun
day. a cordial invitation is extend
ed 20 every one. There will be read
ings and special mum bers both morn
ing and evening.
Miss Esther Carpenter of South
Bend was a weekend guest Of Miss
Susie HOctel
Miss Esther and Cletis VI
BRIGHT of South Bend are visiting
Miss Emma Ulbricht.
Lucille and Clara Strichler were
guests OF their little friends. Elva
and Laverne UlbriCht
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Rowe and son
visited +. b. Rowe and family,
sunday.
John Auten. who has pur-
chased the David Slough place on
the Michigan road, is moving this
week
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-31
STOVERVIILE.

MAI Il -
Master Donald and Miss Evelyn
Schafer OF Palmers Prairie, spent
Saturday and Sunday with their
grandmother, Mrs. EmbersOn Pal
mer.
w. L Schafer attended TIE Dono-
van horse sale at South Bend, Sat
urday.
Trustee William Clancy was in
South Bend on business, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Hiram Topper have
moved to their new home in South
Bend Mr. Topper is retired
farmer
Mrs. Arthur Jackson Of South
Bend. spent a few days last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. 5 Jackson of
this place
Harry Palmer visited Geo. Leach
at BuSkirk, Ind. Sunday.
The Topper sale at this place, Fri
day. was largely attended.
Mrs. c. w. Slower and children
and Miss Bernice Slower of South
Bend visited Eyra Wahl and family,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Palmer and
Charles Slower of South Bend visit
ed friends here. Sunday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-31

Scoutmaster Greene Of St. Joseph. A
number Of Berrien Springs scouts
were their visitors Sunday.
Morgan's barber shop was closed
saturday on account of the illness
of the proprietor. Irwin Morgan.
\. NJ. Hendleman is planning to
make a number OF improvements on
his stores. The front Of the store
now occupied by the mems furnish
ing department viii be occupied by
a complete shoe department, and the
mems furnishings will be in the
rear. where more room has been
made by the removal of Olus Skin
ner's shoe repair department. New
departments will be added on the
dry goods side.
Miss Helen Fisher. now working
i'm Kalamazoo. was Il week end Wis
itor with home people.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-31
INDIANA TO GET
Big AMOUNT OF
GERMAN CANNON
Captured Pieces Will be Al
lotted TO HoOsiers Accord
ing to Plans.
by louis LUDLOW.

WASHINGTON. u. g.. March 90.
Indiana viii be allotted thousa nds
~ pieces Of war material captured
~ American troops from the Ger
man army, according to a coniden-
rial memorandum which tho war
department has sent 20 Chairman
Kahn Of the house military COM
mittee. The trophies are OF inn
mense value historically and include
large artillery pieces, trench NOR
tars and machine guns. rifles. bay
onets, helmets. canteens bayouete
and scabbards. knapsacks. empty
The captured war trophies will be
distributed among the several states
under the provisions OF the Wads-
worth bill which already has pass
cd the senate and is certain 20 ass
the house. Included among the
trophies TO be allotted 20 the several
states are e.I97 artillery pieces. 4 b.
coo war vehicles and sf1.ii1 small
articles OF various kinds The states
viii share in the trophies in proper
ton 90 the percent OF troops con-
tributed 20 the service. Indiana sent
2-74 percent of the total number OF
troops OF the American army and +.
will be allotted the same percentage
u the AfOplAAfo
Among the trophies allotted 20 In
diana are the following.
HOWitZers. Is mm-i1
Howitzers. 105 mm-12
HoWitzers. $50 um-12
HOwitzers. 90 mm-4
Trench mortars. 76 mm-11.
Trench mortars. 40 NM
Trench mortars. PAS NM
Rifles 800.
Machine guns-2T4.
Bayonets and scabbards-1. 3tf.
Canteens-254
Assorted helmets-328.
Ornamental helmets--19S
Fur knapsacks covered Use
Long ago practically every coun-
~ seat town in Indiana filed claims
for German cannon and other war
troL hies, but no plan has yet been
worked out for distributing the
states share among the various cit
les The first intimation Of the guam
tity Of German guns that viii be
available for distribution in the var
ious states is given in the report
which Sec'y Baker has sent 10 the
Kahn committee
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-31
TOD4Y'S BEST ONE
REAL COMEDY DRAMA

NEWARK. Y. J.. March 20-To-
laws best scenario
& one-reel comedy drama entitled
The Loyalty of Lena.
Scene Candy store.
Enter tlrce men. purchase candy
and tender SO bill
AIiss Lena tironbrow. %. makes
ehauge and turns TO face a young
GoWitzer
Bandit thrusts pistol into Leua's
open mouth.
Lena bites
Holding il firmly in her teeth. She
trenches il from bandits grasp.
Bandits flee
Lena pursues.
She fires.
Misses.
They escape
Fade-out OF Lena
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-31
II 4NDSOHE EX-N4RINE
WANTS GIRL EIGHTEEN

BY International News ScrviCc.)
~. LOUIS. March 50.-Here's a
chance for some enterprisns leap
wear girl.
Mayor Kiel has received a letter
requesting that ANY good looking.
loVable girl of eighteen who wants
TO marry an eN-mariue. now q union
brlcklayer earning s10 per day.
write 10 John L. RItChey eeueral
delivery, 81 Louis.
The girls won't be disappointed
IN my looks says the eN-dghter i'm
his letter whiCl; gives his age as
twenty -One. height feet inches.
complexion fair. and eyes and hair
brown. The letter stipulates that
only a poor girl VIII be considered
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-31
GRAND VIEW

March %.
Mrs. Ella Hill of South Bend Wis
tied with her brother, Edward VIII
son and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Miller Of
South Bend spent Sunday with his
brother, Howard Miller and family.
Mrs. Ivan Ewers and Mrs. w. o..
Sisk visited one day last week with
Mrs. Y. Dauer of ArdmOre.
Miss Beatrice DegOute has re-
turned TO her home in New Carlisle
after spending q week with her
aunt Mrs John Ayers, of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Oren Sisk and chill
Gren spent sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. CLYDE Galeener
4 son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
William Terrell of south Bend. Fri
81 81 March 10. Mr.. and Mrs. Terrell
were former residents of this place.
Mrs. Charles Groves and son, JOS
cph spent one day this week with
relatives i'm south Bend
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. p Runyan visit
"a Monday evening with Mr. and
Mrs g. r.. Ransbottom.
Rev. a. T. Wirick is holding a
series of MEETINGS at the Brethren
church this week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-31
YOTTH,S NECk RROKEN

FORT WAYNE, Ind, March 30
Richard Jaenicke, 90 years old, son
of AdoLh Jaenicke. superintendent
of city parks was killed Tuesday
night when the automobile which he
was driving, ran into a Decatur in
terurban car on 5. Calhoun st. The
young mans neck was broken.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-31
How To Gain Flesh.

\ simple but sure way to Increase the
weight IL is asserted by several Well
known physicians. is to take regularly
for several months. one or two 3 grain
hypo-nuclane tablets after each meal.
These little tablets have the distinguish
ed merit Of increasing the red and white
blood corpuscles aiding digestion and
promoting assimilation and absorption
of the elements in the food which 90 10
make blood and solid tissues. They are
Ohtainable in sealed packages from well
stocked apOthecary shops. Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-31

The house OF commons Of the Brit
ish parliament consists of 707 mem
beers. the coahuonists dominating
with a total OF AL members.