davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28
Most Retailers Buy Merchandise In Memphis Because
1t Is More Profitable to Handle and Easier to Sell

Other advantages of the Memphis market: It's
close to home; freight rates are lower; deliveries
are quicker; prices are as low if not lower than
in any other city Besides the following firms
will pay your railroad fare and see that your eis
IRE hours are made as pleasant as business hours
are profitable:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28

Coffee Qunine, called sally kaffee'
or Salquifen, kills the influenza germs
Doctors prescribe tit does the work.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28

Three persons cut Of every four III
New York city were born under alien
flags
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28

recent telegram from the secretary uf
tine HaNF that mare men SIN are ready
for service on the battleship IN The
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28
Backbone VS.. .Wishbone

Financial gain comes by merely wishing for it.
Except in isolated cases, represents Investment.
may take the form of money labor-bu il is invest
You will people who say they WISH they had bought
rubber stock few years ago. They WISH they
the fortunate whose investments In rubber
stocks are bringing them big returns.
These people chronic WISHERS. II Is of too
much WISHBONE and not enough BACKBONE
Successful investors have courage-BACKBONE, II you
please.
They have vision and wisdom They realize rubber
stocks highly profitable form Of investment.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28

Mother! Say California, then you will
get genuine California Syrup of Figs" Full
directions for babies and children of all ages
who are constipated bilious, feverish, tongue
coated, or full of cold are plainly printed on
the bottle. Children love this delicious laxative.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28

Deep colds make breathing difficult
- fy' ftltffteffia SatVe. adv.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24
Terrible Suceso ocurrido
en;el barrio Magueyes
en- eI de Ponce
Varios ninosjugabAn con unos fulrni-
nantes, estallando estos hiriendo
uios nifloa los pequehuelos II
OTRAS NoTAS DE lMPORTANCEA

cidido haccr frente a sus persegui-
aoreS polqHe al ser descubierto hizo
frcnfe con un revolver los agentes
de Ia jasticia, teniendo estos que ha-
Ger fuego prontamente sobre franco,
alcaIzandole el music derecho, desar-
rnandole apenas cay0 al suelo, herido
--El fond0 creado para leyantar un
mausoleO estatua al inolvidablc To
mas Carri6n Maduro, alcanza va "A
IA snma de scuarenta nueve d0lares.
Con asistencia de numerosO pibli-
60, di6 anoche su tercera funci5n >en
el Teatr0 Broadway la aplaudida Com
pania de Varfedades "Ios Trianeros"
que dirige el conocfdo maestro Justo
Pastor Torres.
i Del 6xito de la temporada que rea-
liza a.iuf esa empresa, da fe prime
ra vista 'el heclio de que cada velada
ofrecida al pdblico resulta mas concu-
rrida que la anterior; de tai manera
que Ia empresa acord0 volver a traba-
jar esta nOche respondiendo ssf al
inter6s y favor que la dispense la So
ciedal iionce1a.
Eth la Escugla Hamilton solemni-
aaron aver con un esplendidO aoto, la
histolica efem6ride de. la Abolici0n de
la EscIavitud, recitando los alumnos
poesfas, entonando canciones, dialo-
gando etc. tee. Is.
Adem&s, los estimables doctor Ra-
mon c. Goyco y principal don Justi-
niano Garcia, pronunciaron bellos dis
cursos que fueron escuchados con reve-
rente atenci0n y premiados con nutri-
das palmas.
Sc encuentra en- uso de licencia ell es-
Unable joven don Joaquin f Telle-
chea, sub-marshal de la Hon. Corte de
Justieia del distrito de Ponce.
Guarda CANA enferma sufriendO
un fuerte ataque de grippe Ia bella Y
culta seiiorita Maria Isabel Fernandez
SegarTa y bien sabe ella cuaDto nos
alegrarfamos de que La paz. v sociego
volviesen <reinar en- el hogar de sus
amables padres, hoy tristes por la en-
feInedad que la aqueja.
CORRESPONSAI9
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24
LIMPIEzA DE coRRALEs

Sigue la Iimpieza de CorraIes en- SAN
turce, ' el estado de saIubridad es ge-
ieralmente bueno. Pero la faita de mr.
baniaci0n por conglomerado de vecin-
aarios en- diversos sitios del extenso DO
blado que tiene hoy mayor poblaci0n
cue Ia ciudad ' Puerta de TERRA, recla-
ma Immediate atenci0n. Las calles en-
proyecto no Sc abren no es de sespe-
far que lleguen las eleccions para rea
lizar esas obras, que son urgentes, pues
pasadas estas no Sc harlan tampoco.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24

Ponce. mario 23.--Ayer tarle, como
a las Giathp. dngr&sY d tel Hospital
Trlcdtlic NM nihita de cfnco amos de
edad, noInbrada JoScfa Arroyo. graFe-
mente hesda al Ia,-r cAn'osiSa 'nI;os
fulmhmntes que contenfa una lieqnela
lata, a.:e Ia inocente criathra pretendi0
abrir goipeandola contra el sneio
>Dicese que el suceso ocurri0 como
pasarhos a ireiatar:: FTecnenteniente 10
sefa ! una liermana slya nonlbrada
Elisa, ,fijas anibas de Miguel Arroyo,
honratIo labrador, residente Ia vera
de La earretera que conduee de esta
ciudad a Adjuntas, kil0metro 10, acOs-
tumbraban irse casa de un yeclnO
nOmbfado Cruz Rivera, quien tambien
tiene hijos pequeiios. Aver, la ho-
ia prilneramente citada, J0sefa Eli
sa fueron a casa de Rivera, Y, cuando
Sc distrafan retoZando, uno de los hi
Jos de cruz, extrajo de una gaveta
que fbri0 una latita con SUI tapa, de
la one Sc apodero, Josefa, preten-
di6 'deStaparIa, para yer que conte-
MA. Como no pudo realiZar slI obje-
to, p0rque la tapa no cedfa a sus es-
fuerzos, tlat6 entonces de abrirla gol-
peandoia contra ell piso, golpes que pro-
dujeron la explosion, pOr percussion,
de yariJs fulninantes que. q c-tado
Cruz Rivera guardaba Embellishments,
para volar rocas, pues con frecuencia
trabaJa como. picapedrero.
Como es de suponerse, el mayor da-
no 10 recibi0 Josefa, quien tenia en-
sus manitas la lata. Result0 la infe-
liz ni1ia con la mano derecha y tres
dedos de la mano izquierda destroza-
dos; extremidades que ie han side am
putadus hoy, como talnbien con lesio-
mes de- relatiya importance en- las pier
mas, cara region ventral y otros sitios
del ciierpo. .Ademas, tambien queda-
ron heI1dos ,aunque leyemente, slf her
manifa Elisa, y los ninds Lucas, de
tres afos de edad, Y Manuel, menor de
I'M aflo, hijos del dueno de la casa, de
Cruz Rivera
El glardia Felipe Gir6n investig6
II ease, comprobando que fue de urigen
casual. aver cuando trajeron al Hospi-
tai a la nina Josefa, el practicante
sefor Guarionex Cruz presto a Ia po-
bre 1esionada los primeros auxilios
facuftatiyos
Ell la tarde de hoy, asistiendo la
Banda del Cuerpo y la brigada que
pertenecfa el finado. Sc procedf6 Al en-
tierro del cabo Valeriano Martinez,
quien faIleci6 anoche en- SUI donlicilio,
barrio Washington de esta eiudod
La noche del domingo liltimo los
pOlicfas Manuel Alomar Juan T. Al
varado lograron atrapar en- al barrio
San fatricio, de este termino munich
pal, al individuo To1nas Franco. quien
enconhandose procesado por haber yio-
'lado varias veecs Ia ley federal prohi-
bicionIxta, plso pies en- polvorosa, de-
sapareciendo de su residencia, en- esta
ciudad.
Cuaildo le detuvieron Sc hallaba en-
la pcnosa faena de fabricar alcohol
elalldesfihamente; y parece que estsiba
dispuest6 a yenaer cara su vida que
en- nlodo aIguno estaba hasta ehton-
ces en- peligro, no fmporta que le bus
caban los saDuesos d captain
Hurtado. Cfeese que Tomas estaba de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24
Ell CoNCIERTO DEL DOMINGO !
Ell TENOR CHAQUES EN- Ell MU-
NICIPAL.


Con el concurso de la Orquesta de
Mandolinas del Ateneo, del aplaudido
pianista Mariana Felid, de los p6etas
Jose Joaquin Ribera Y Jose A. Balsei-
no y del habil recftador Jesds Alvarez
Pefia, el tenor Chaques, cuya bella voz
hemos aplaudido tantas yeces, dara el
pr0ximo domingo su funci0n de despe-
dida. que dedica prestigiosas perso-
nalidades y a la ciudad de San Juan
y a la iColonia Espafiola.
Ell beneficio que cuenta en- San Juan
con muchas simpatfas, cantara los si-
guientes nimeros:
fdedIe, meiodfa, NJ. Tosti.z
la Partida, Alvarez.
EI GaitGrSfco, Soriano.
Pesarcs, Alvarez.
Flores PhySsimas, Chapf.
Alma de Dios, Serrano.
GraNGdbias, Chueca.
THedr yois ca1tbsg me.
Ia Bobeme, Pssccini.
The Rosary.
Una Fisrtica Ldgrima, Donizetti.
Spirito GentI, Donizetti.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24

IHaA8 M s4zE 1I'lfI o. lMIN1 ~
49, - salaFues nlli,xiio kAtuaai.
uIs a. - mas aalsse eIlanins ~ 81
tila y Ikaa es.n ~ IaaIss dfl ni1o
ieauIHg gnAausaie faliessdea4ugafnc ca
cirrnG - nanrlln ssaainm inda isiirza
y ssAsraeAfa. essNsnnHA y hmor.
nleh AaaM.m n nimfaiih de~isaa y
ias enisaNtes8lns radrs g. Raymont,
ene en- amnrrusn - pnrsira amnrwuFn,
psuaue ssn tiios hunns comrariido
sienprr Iseaas > alrnaias ~ a aass n
time del hsear.
Cn tllos eeialnos cn este dolor In.
tenso. , moFc ga Ia mansion Dc -
Anplcs = alma candida , para De
Rnyinont
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24
AfRENDIO BEN

Fl amigo seiior Segundo Cadierno
que hace tempo esta de temporada et
su poetica region de Pola de Allande
'resuIta un polftico con un 6xito nor
eeda campafia. Hubo AM una luelie
electoral para de1rOcar un vieio con
tinuismo" de muchos amos ' el se1oF
Cadiemo Sc puso al frente del movi-
miento y con otros elementos partiih-
rios del cambio sostuvo Ia lucha : al
in triunfaron llevando nueYos honbres
a IA administration del communal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24
REGo11Jo FAMlIIAR

ha de tenerIo nuestro respectable
amigo, senior Conrado Hernandez. dig
nfsimo Presidente del Supreme, su no.
Bile es9osa e hijos al Hegar su hijo
seifor Vicente Hernandez Usera pres
tar sas servicios en- Ia Estacioa ina
lambrica de San Juan despues le haz
Der desempehado altos cargOs en- Hos
pitaelss Nayales de los Estados Fjnidos,
como medico de La Armada americana.
Hernariez Usera llega con su esposa
" para aInbos es nuestro saludo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24
REsTABLECIENDosE

muy bien van nuestros queridos ami
ges lcs-A, esposos Georgetti y:7Aurea
qllenss cnferlnarun jHntos de "intluell-
"a jrutos tambien eonvaleceM
Ellos tienen la vida del encanto, por-
que son felices, han recibido las de-
mostraciones de afecto. que ttda la
sociedad ha tenido en- sus dfas de en-,
fermos, y el regocijo coR que vemos
la rep5sici6n completa de los excelen-
tes eSposos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24

Sc DECfsARARA CULPABLE
FL jutcio contra Torres Baerga fue
suspendido aver en- Ia Gorte de Distrito
hasta.e el dfa 81. pof entehder las auto
ridades que eI acusado Sc declararal
culpable del delito que Sc 1e inputa. !
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24
NOS REGOCIJAHoS

del mejOr .estado del padre yassa-
ll0, I'evando nuestras preces por el
jJven sacerdote, que tiene la pspulari,
dad del qfecto, .pOrque son muchos los
niilos que ha hecho cristianos en- la fe
de tcristo, y muchos tambieH los cora,
zones que ha undo por el sagrado
ayfnculo del matrimolio, reeibiendo la
primera felicftacionI de la mano que
los bendecfa. s,.'i'' "o"''''
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24

fnf "a misa cs.lellFada anies Dc aver
mnlma en mrmoIla del que ga vida
taf disiinrlido calnllero Rafael las.
sro GUnKAieE
la Eanta Caielral hlzo "a primtr Do
hle De campanas a las echo y caario
DE- Ia mahana y m1nefios desIalfs. fue
llernnno In concurFenHaa qne Ia compo-
nian m ssshor heEInano Enrique Cas-
trO Gonzalez y deInas familiansS. ~.
floras = schor1tas de nueSfra sociedad.
el Prealdenie del Banco Territorial y
Agr1cola. seilOr Rafael Fabian. Il vice
sehor Ramon II. Delgsdo. el Director
seiiOr Mannel Martinez Casansvas. el
enerpO rsntSal de cTnpleadOs y agen-
clas dc In isla quienes con Ia .'inda e
hsjos del fenecido lnyitaban al acto.
Jns,O es recorlar a los que en- Ia
vida nIerecicTon Ia consideration y el
afecfO. y el senior Rafael Castro Con
zalez, que falleci6 actuando dc Dircc-
tor del BancO Territorial y AgrfcOla
podra yer des6le las graIIdes altuTHs,
que 81 nombre es afectuosamen;e res
petadO pOr esa corporation a quien
presto el concursO de su inteiigencia,
dejando en- ei personal que lie rOdeaba,
el impulsO para seguir su ejemplo Y
marchaf sIempre adelante.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24
.sDESFHE SOCIAL =

&IN rnn ~ ~ mks elasi>AI fsstAls
- ~ NleIml1 Is1Ifla is4saal
% AtTne l,nrfsalsfeauhe ha lalado
sAulAir - h nssi,e a. ianre. toa ~
saflaae dslsr A. rstslalln.a = . -
rr~iduie Issla g. Frfaandsa rslun
"a Dlrurtlra. ensinmsus uns~iIoi
mas faxsidos nFinunos y nuensra mas
eAllla ttlicnCiss
.AiNnsA. ~ Atg4mss
slseor Al Airs'eo PaesaEsqnci.e,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24
lPOR FALTA DE PESO.

En- Humacao fue sentenciado SIS
de muIta Miguel Rodriguez. duien ven
di0 medic kilo de carne. faltandOle il
gramos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24

IN MATRImONI0

tan amable como Carlos Manuel 10
PEE Y Ramona Sind6z, dejan siempre
en- La sociedad un gran vaciO al ausen-
tarse.
DeseamOs al distinguidO Official del
ejercito. Y a su elegante espOsa, mag
nffica iempOrada en- el NOrte, Y que
la salud del buen amigo sea mny bien
restablecida para el mas pronto regre-
so a Fnerto Rico 5
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24
NoTTcIAs DEL FUEGo
DE ADJUNTAS

En- el cuartel de la poIicfa insuIar Sc
ha recibido un telegrama informando.
que aver declar0se violento ineendio en-
Adjuntas, casa del sefior Jose Gilod, co.
mercianfe de aquelIa localidad, que
mandose dos casas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24
No F.iE DE cUTbADo

FL ataque sdbito que priv6 de como
cimiento nuestro amigo sefior Anto-
MO Lopez Ferrer reporter de La Co
r1:espohaencid, no fue de cuidado ' el
seflor Lopez continda mejorando su
salud.
Descamos verle completamente res
tablecido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24
MANANA

MdNdNd
% de MARIO celebraran su dfa las Sc
.floras t'olian Vda de vald6s, Abby, de
Cintr0n, Molina de Rodriguez Sierra
Gomez de Marchan, Cestero de Van
Derdxs. seflorita Hernandez Romero
y cuautas representan por ST. nom
bre el divino misterio de La Encarna-
ci6n.
Nos es un nomhre querido, v con Ell
amor que 10 escribimos, deseaplos a
todas felieidad interminable en- ii trans
curso de la vida.
MTGDAITA
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24

Emmanmelly, pn~tlgiosns cap lanes
del Ejcrciio americana van rsidir a
los Esiados Unidos por dcmandario
asI Ia salnd de amlos hasta iecure-
rarla por complete.
Deseamos que sea este 10 mhs I.ronto
possible volyamos tenerlos er Pner-
TO Rico. donde gozan del prestieio que
merecen.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24
Ell 'I0LETIN hfST0RI-
co DE PUERTO RICO.

Llegu a nuestra mesa de estudio el
importante peri0dico bimestral Bole-
TIN Hist0rieo de Pto, Rico, correspon-
diente Enero Y Fehrcro del ano ac-
tual, cue dirige ,el il9stre doctor Con
y Toste.
Z Entire los interesantes asunsos re-
laeioiEdos con nuestra historic. puerto
'rf.iquela de que trata este ndmero,
culmina una brillante biograffa que
suscriue el doctor Coll, del inolyldabfe
patrici6 Santiago r. Palmer, varon pre-
claro 7 austero, \ amigo 1m6iife.y feai,
a duien, desie nfilas sdpimos venerar
y quercr. ''S
La. pluma gallarda de nuestro his
toriador de Puerto Rico, Or. Cayetano
Con ! Toste, coiitinda su, llimin6sa
obra poniendo a pleno sol, nucstras fl
guras puertorrfquehas de mas alto
relieve. 9',.tsl'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24

D0LOR 7N9'ENSO
ia Hija del CariBes, nuestra queri-
da y Iiinca olvidada Trina r. dc SAM,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24
HONORES A NTEsTRA ILCsTRE
COnnaTROTA DOSA ANA ROQUG
DE DUPREY.

FL insigne astr0nomo frances. cami-
10 Flonmmari6n, pOr mediaci0n sie su
esposa, ha dirigido una expresica car
Ia a mnestra talentOsa amiga seilOra
Ana R.que de Duprey fin dc incor-
poaria> como miembrO distinguido de
Ia ''SOciedad AstrOn0mica de Franciar
Nos congratula en- gran qnanea este
seialaGo honor que justamente Sc le
tributa a una compatriota nuestra, en-
premic su incesante labor cie,.tffica
por el dilatadO campo de la cieLcia as
tron0mica, estudio POGO cultiya 20 en
nuestrO pals.
FelicitamOs cordialmente Ia aneia-
ma escritOra ie quien sOm0s amigas
Sinecras Y admiradcras fervientes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-24

en- des grandes trozos: el del Norte,
que Sc llamaba Media Atropatina, v
el del Sur, que Ieyaba el aombre de
Gran Media. Nj que decir tiene, se-
fiores, que el mejor trozo, el mas rico
en- fauna v en- flores, era el que cons
titufa. Ia Media de abajo; por ESQ a
la Media de abajo Sc le ha llamado,
desde antes de Jesucristo, Ia Gran
Media. (Si patsan, debe el actor be-
Der un POGO de aqua, para que Sc lie
quite .el susto). Los habitantes de
Ia Media Atropatina Sc denominaban
sirnpIemente -medos; los de la Gran
Media, que eran mucho mas salvajes,
|se 1lamsban medicos. Hoy no que
dan medos, por desgraeia; en- cam
bio, hay muchos nfedicos i. por des-
gracia tambisn.
Las medas del Nofte, para riyali-
zar con, las. mujeres de Armenia, mas
civilizadas que elias, paes nadie igno-
IA que Armenia desempei6 IN I'M
portante papel en- Ia historic del mum
do: aun Sc habla del papeI de Arme-
MIA. lMucho ojol)
Las metas del Nofte, repito, Viendo
que sus vecinas Sc cnhrian las pier
mas con vendajes y correas. idearon
para achicarlas cenirse las panto-
I'm -. 49, -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-22
HERE ARE SOME TIPS
TO AID YOUR MOTHER

Mrs. J G. Walker. Of the home
economies extension, the University
OF Wisconsin, has a few hints for
fellows who are willing 20 spend an
hour or two trying TO make mothers
dish washing easier
Make a wheeled tray by putting
ball bearing castors on the legs OF a
small table. Watch mother take all
small dishes 10 the kitchen in one
trip.
Fix up a wire rack over a shallow
draining pan 20 hold dishes while
scalding water Is poured over them.
II you can't buy such a rack at the
hardware store. get hold OF a wire
basket Ike those used 10 hold papers
in an Office and make one yourself
See that mother has a long han
died mop. u saves a lot Of trouble
with milk bottles and pitchers.
See that the kitchen table is high
enough 10 prevent stopping.
Put a shelf or two and a rack
for lids and pie pans over the table
Watch very carefully 10 see If
there is not some way 20 rearrange
things IN the kitchen so that many
steps can be saved"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-22
School
Study
Sports
IT, Neq0S- I lines School Department
Edited by Elisabeth Steele
Tie Boys and Girls Daily Messenger
JEAN GOES TO DANCE
IN HUGH'S BIC CAR

rs this you. Jean? 1 thought
you were going 10 call me up about
the Senior dance. What time to-
night shall / call?"
IL was Bob Brooks voice on the
phone. Jear hesitatcd. She had
forgotten 20 call Bob. "Why-why.
Bob she stammered, I'm sOrry
didn't call you. I'm going with
Hugh Hurley"
With an All right. Jean. I'll see
you at the dance. anyway" Bob
huns up.
Yes, and that's all he cares about
ing taken for granted as Bob
Brooks girl. Oh. well, I'll dance
with him one or two times. Bob IS
a good hearted fellow. Any one else
would be sore at what I've done"
Usually the girls walked 10 the
dances. II was an event for them
10 ride, even in one of the Weston
jitneys. No wonder Jean was proud
that evening to go 10 the senior
dance in the biggest car in town.
Well. here We are, little girl"
said Hugh, as he assisted her out Of
the machine. He had held her
hand a trihe more tightly and a
trifle longer than really was neceS-
sary. jeans heart jumped. No
other boy had called her little
girl" Bob had never held her hand
that way. she recalled one evening
OF the summer before, when she
overheard an experienced young
lady OF % summers say, a fellow
can call you a lot OF nice things
and not mean II, but when he call
you little girl he's in love with
YOU"
Later in the evening when she
was dancing her one dance with
Bob, she overheard Hugh saying to
Sarah Ramsey, as they passed,
You're a picture tonight, little
girl" Could II be possible that ne
was calling Sarah the same thinG
he had called her not two hours be
fore. OF course not Jean told
herself she surely was mistaken.
why this sudden change Of
heart Jean"
"Oh. Hugh is so fascinating"
That was rather hard on poor
Bob. He liked Jean and wanted
her for his own girl. He wanted 20
tell her so but his bashfulnesS stop
ped him.
II was a glorious evening for
Jean. Nevertheless, after il was
all over and she was alone in her
room. she couldn't help wishing she
had not overheard Hugh say what
he did TO Sarah.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-22

profts. and exceptionally high labor
costs were given as the reasons for
the increases in price.
Harry Greb, who fights Gunboat
Smith at Springbrook park tonight
was introduced 20 the members
after the luncheon. His manager.
James Mason, who also present. and
came IL for a share OF the applause
that greeted the istic champ.
Bill Armstrong boosted the Marine
band concert billed for the Coli
scum soon, and invited all members
Of the Kiwanis club 10 trek down
the old trail 20 the Bob Jones taber-
nacle for the big music. Elton
Crepcau was unable 20 be present.
and the singing was led by Frank
Thorpe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-22
BOY SCOUT RESCUES
FRIEND SHOT IN FACE

BURLINGTON, Iowa-When John
Doane, blinded by a charge of buck
shot in his shoulder and face
plunged unconscious out OF canoe
In which he and Is year old Jack
Dixon were hunting on the Missippi,
Jack, although fully clothed. seized
his companion, swan with the life
less. half-drOwned boy a distance Of
90 yards in a swift current. landed
on small island and resuscitated
Doane by means OF artificial respira-
ton.
He had learned how through his
training as a boy scout in one Of
the Burlington scout organizations.
Jack worked over young Doane UNI
til help arrived.
Both boys dre students in the
Burlington high school and had
gone hunting after school. Jack is
the son OF DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Dix
on OF Burlington, Iowa.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-22
Home
Work
Play
HUGH PULLS 4 FOUL,
IS CHASED FROM CAME

Twice during the week following
the senior dance Hugh Hurley took
Jean riding IN his car. He told her
all about the coming basketball sea
son and how he expected 20 use the
training gained IA the city high
school - good advantage when play
ing on the Weston team
Of course Bob Brooks was a main
stay on all the schools teams, but
he never talked much about &c. u
was taken for granted that Bob
would be there 20 help win the
games.
Friday evening came ard the girls
vent 20 the game IA a bunch. Hell
10, Jean called Ted Irwin as they
we're taking their seats. here 70
help your new fellow win the
gamer" Jean answered with
laugh. She was pleased and proud
20 have her name and Hughs link
I'd together.
''Hurrah for weston" Get the
ball, Hugh" The din started.
Oh how proud Of Hugh she wasl
How thrilling 10 watch him play.
Hugh was o forward and made
baskets Bob was only a guard.
What good are guards. anyway?
They don't do anything.
The game was two-thirds over and
the score was close. Suddenly the
referees whistle blew shrilly. That
tail fellow kicked an Elmhurst
man." pointing at Hugh Hugh shot
back an angry reply, and the referee
ordered him off the floor. A substi-
tute was put IN. Elmhurst won the
game by a narrow margin.
III they hadn't put Hugh out
we'd have won''-"Of all tho mean
dirty tricksi"-'Iets mob that ref
cree" The whole Weston school
was indignant
Jean was angry az everybody.
moro so. because down IN her heart
she knew the referee was right. She
tried TO persuade herself that he was
not, but she could not forget that
she had seen Hugh kick his oppon-
EFT. She knew that II had not been
an accident Hugh knew what he
was doing.
At the door below Hugh was wait
ing for Jean. He didn't have a great
deal 70 say. IT was plain that he
was angry still On the way home
he made an occasional remark about
raw deals" dirty tricks, and the
like.
Never mind, Hugh" said Jean.
'you know the bunch is coming
over 10 our house tomorrow night
Come along and forget about It."