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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-22

~ nsws went ont to he world that
9oaeral venustiano Carranza,
tlootsd gUvsrnoe Of the state Of
obahnila IN isl1, refused to recog-
11se the usurpef and would resist
him BY force Of arms.
sMader0's revolution was politi-
cal" Carranza II quoted u having
rad. Mine II . social one"
Born Of parents in comfortable
circumstances in Cuarto Cienagas.
state Of Coahuila, Dec. 20, 1859,
venustiano Carranxa was educated
n the public schools Of his native
state and later studied law at the
Mexican capitol. When he was ad-
mitted to the bar, however. affec-
ton OF thu. eyes prevented him from
practictng and he returned to his
native state to become q rancher.
His experiences a. q rancher first,
then - Judge, senator and finally
governor Of Coahuila, made Car
rama familiar with the agrarian
problem, the root Of political un-
rest In Mexico.
Wins villa Support.
Having dened Huerta, Carranza
rallied q small band Of 600 follow
ers which grew into q stable army
when he won the support of Fran
cisco villa. Carranza's influence
spread rapidly, the military victor
les Of his chief aide, Villa, rallying
the various factions of northern
Mexico around his banner. For a
time. however, real progress was
slow. Huerta's Vaccinations had
embroiled Mexico with the United
States and Intervention seemed i'm
minent. The killing Of w. S. Ben.
ton, a British subject, by staff
officer Of Villa, further complicated
the situation.
Then came Villas victory al
Torreon, the first real success Of
the war. Carranza was pressing
Huerta hard when the A. B. C. con
ference to discuss the differences
between the United States AND
Huerta was called in Buffalo. Gen.
eral Carranza refused to suspend
hostilities and declined to abide by
the result of those diplomatic ne
gotiations. The fighting went OF
with the result that General Huerts
resigned the provisional presidency
July Is, 1914, and a month latel
General Carranza made his tri
umphal entry into Mexico City
Huerta in the meantime having fec
to Spain.
Il Shortly afterward Independent
revolutionists led by Zapata, Gen
eral Pascual Orozco and Others
commenced. Dissension between
Villa and Carranza, which began a
the Torreon conference, reached :
climax Sept. %, 1914, when Will;
declared war on Carranza. Genera
Alvero Obregon became Carranza'!
leading general.
Obregon Takes Capital.
The Villa generals met a
Aguascallentes in November, 1871
and, in alliance with the Zapat
faction, former a conventionist gov
eminent. The capital change
bands several times and was no
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-22

New Yerk By 7. RieAs,r I
M. koesoff has inst e. q
Island from New York n ~.
Kalina in the manufsctsr.
He, Il 3 thoroughly conssass. q
rior. q.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-22

recent years, opened ct 1905 Sec
ond avenue today. Proprfetors Of
the arm are Adolph Kalina and
Paul Kossoff. The former was
brought to Davenport eight years
ago Is an experienced furrier from
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-22
PURIFIERS STORE
OPENED BY K. & Z

The *. & K" the first fur store
to be established in Rock Island in
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-22
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-27

do: OtrO hOmbre Sc atravieSa ell ell
caminO de la cantadora: els un anar-
quista de acci0n, que comete. SUI coma
to de regicidio EN- pleno Paris; Lola,
la amiga, perece Ell ell incendio del
teatrO dOnde Carmen trabaja; Y ell
dltimO deSastre cae sObre ella: Su pri-
mer novio, el Iinic0 amado, reaparece
para morir de una embolia en- la pri-
hlier n0che Ell que sc Ilnen por fin.
Entonces va tolos la tienen por Hruja
y; apedrean la casa donde lse ha refu-
'glado, triste e inconsolable, blanc0 de
s1bito Gl cdbello.
Serfa precise seguir pasO paso es-
ia novela Y la Otra del mismo autor,
LG estrcllG de la GirGldG, donde tam
iti6n el destinO funesto pesa sobre las
vidas Y lleva un desdichado a pre-
cipitarSe desde 10 alto de la torre, pa
IA eneontrar 10 que, a mi YER, consti-
tuye ell verdadero inter6s de estas ma
rraciones, que no es tant0 el enlace de
las caSualidades tOtales como ell estu-
dio del ambiente seviIlano, hecho con
intense efectismO. Entire las paginas
consagradaS a refieiar tai ambiente Sc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-27
EI4 NUEVO HOTEL ANGERI1sA
145-1!55 WEST 18TH STREET FCerca Broadway
/, e@sS .NENV-YORk CITY N VI

n
Ell Hotel America, el dnico ho-
tel netamente espanol cue existe
en- Nueva York, ACADIA de ser tras-
ladadO alr nlmero ciento cfncuenta
y einco, de la calle cuarenta y sic
tes q IUeos pasos de la gran Ayeni-
/ ia BrOadway.
Fundado I'll ailo 1885 ha lido SUI
friend0 ansformacaiones y eXpe-
/ riTnenta hd0 progresses a medida que
10 han demandad0 las necesidades.
~ Ia impOftancia qFe han adquiri-
do las cdrrlentes comereiales espa-
fl0las e hispai anieficanas con es-
te lpafsp y Ell gran nuniero de ta-
! ristas que q dia rio 10 visftan, hizo
pedtieno seI 1iitimo edlflcio que ocu-
/ pabR ei NJ HOtei "a america la en-
preSa cOmpf0 una nagnlflea casa
/ 'IrlOtierna con ialez plsos,, dotada de
{ tosios los adelantOs, "a ia 'altura
del mas eNigente comfort.
r,si la nueya casa tlene Z capacidad
para aioJar' cOiaoda conn hletlte, eOO per-
ss0nas y sus ftresclelltas 9 naDltaclones
cserup,ll0uesamente e los amluebladas, al
1lglal cue sus amplios comedores
5belllamente sllg q -uecorados, nada tlenen
Que envitiiar a los de los grandes
hoteleS neoyorqulEOs!
~; rs !su admllistrador lTll ei {cohdueno
! gel antiguo 4 notel, <don Juan M.
BeEntlch, quleehi 'g0za de gran popu-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-27

destaca la de las campanas evocado-
ras de Ia sensaci6n de abismO, en- la
cual estd el fondo terrible de Ia no.
vela. La attraction Y ell vertigo abs
NAL son 10 que da prestigio cruel la
TORE antigua. bechiZada por los re-
cuerdoS, las casualidades melanco-
las moras.
Amhas noyelas responder a una mis-
ma idea. p2rO sin repetir ell argumen-
to, halardO en- las viejas pre0capa-
clones, que duerMen Ell al pasado his
t6ric0 mas remote. un tema muy en-
ammonia con >el fondo psicOl6gico
con los aspect0S eXteriores de Ia, ciu-
dad encantada, tan allegro como dolo-
rida Entire las mucbaS mOyelaS Sevi-
llanas que c0ioZco, no 'fgHran GstaS
ell segunda Inca. \ mi. por 10 menos,
me presentan una Scvilla contempora%
nea. que viene, sin rubargo, de muy
atlFIs, dc muy .leios. sin nccesidad de
apelar tradiciones nj a leyendas.
La CoRdc&a de Pardo BaSdn,
Catcdrdtico de Literaturas contempt.
rineas en- la Universidad Central.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-27
] 'Un POGO. de rltica
IN u G AS

Asf han sido nonbradds, con senti
do de desd6n, las novelas, y Sc haI
escfit0 contra ell generO cosas ifily Sc
yeras y -agrias, 10 cual no impide que
cOntinlie sieido el mas fertil de todos
los que cultiyan en- ell enmarafiads
huert0, de, las letras. Llueven nugaS
sobre mi mesa de trabajo, Y a cada
dos lustros transcurridos surge una
nueva ccsecha de nuguistas, que sc
\ afanan en- buscar rutas incognftas
asuntos no tratados, matices origina.
les de la vida del sentimiento.
Del sentimiento, sobre todoAa la
bora presente ..-. Lo be notado con
motive de la Ultima obra de Fernandez
Fl0rez: las noyelas aetualds, al me-
nos fluchas de las que van saliendo
1 a luz luz, pertenecen az la corriente
Il lfrica y son del gr1po erotico-senti,
mental, aunque infiuyen en- elias po-
derosamente el regionalismo el CON
4 tunlbrismo, manifestaciones de las
i normas realistas naturalistas de LIS
/ anteriofes generaciones.
/ 81 esancialmente la novela es una
\ transformation de la epopeya, hoy va
! caminO de identificarse con la poesfa
/ lfrica, reflejando el mundo interior y
la fntima emOci0n de los personajes,
/ que son, ante todo, sentidores de amor,
! como quiso ell rOmanticismo, con sus
fpsicologfas, cOmplicadas hondas, Ell
lcentraste con las sequedades de la vi
da Y las imposiciones de la necesidad
La novela actual presentaN los carac-
tteres de TN renacimiento romdntico, v
! lleva el sello decadehtista,, mas o me
nos marcado, en- algunos novelistas,
tan visible hasta tan yiOlento como,
| verbigracia, Ell Antonio tie, Hoyos.
Por Ia crudeza de los detalles Y pOf
la fiel Transcription de los giros fra
ses del lenguaje popular y vulgar,
fentre achulado y elegante, parecera
que no es caso de idealismo el de ta-
les novelas: pero bajo ciertas aparien-
cias reaiistas hay mas idealismo que
Otra cosa, Y la verdad suele mOstrar-
Sc como cascara de oropel, que cubre
una representation exaltadamente sub
jetiva del mundo.
Del sentido decadentista Sc eneuen-
ira hiella clara en- la tendencia a dar
a la ficci0n una base sobrenatural, O
por 10 menos, enlazada con 10 obscure
del destino humane, No es necesario
retroceder hasta Edgardo Poe para
/ explicarse estas auras de tristeza fra
gica que. en- no, ppcast noyelhs | 1ecieii.
tes advierto. Bastaffa reeordar lei in
{! hu1o que hai podido IeJercer 5ValIe ii.
clan, no por 'shs 'elementos 6pfcos, que
son bien interesantes, sino por su fuer
"a de suggestion po6tica, basada en- la
superstition Y Ell las 'invisibles actna-
clones del otro mundo 6Iementos que
fadquieren mas valor por ir unidos Il
un Fefinafniento estetico imuy acerta-
danfante analizado tb6r ASidreaio EN-
su jugoso libro Noeetdsl gl9soUelistas
Sip que quepa afifmar la imitaci0n de
Vale Incldn nj de otr0s 'f1oyelistas v
cuentistas que sintieron las inquietu-
des de 10 que Sc c0llllnbra mas ALA de
10 tangible, hay algo que enlaza "a to.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-27

tlaS oSfaS necfOnGS, eHN0 eJe eS 10 so.
brenatural, o, mejor dich0, IL que fel
hasa de 10 natural y corriente. Tres
no selas acabo de recibir, mus distini
| tas, en su fabula, pero coiifiuentes en-
la sinquietud que proyocan; i que, sin
relatar prOdiglos nj 1iilagfos, refieieI
! cosas extrafas. Son Id sonttrd tidi
0it$s. de MARTINEZ Ainador, i Ia brstld
Y la esTeuq dc IA GirdlaG, de Jose
/ Mas. KY y
La s0Dibr,. f,daicG Sc funda en- tina
lp.eocIpacitii social del hiimefo de ias
linsne@ ihodlficables, aufqties Glen veces
81 ilaya proclamado Y reconocido SD
| injHsiiga. i gastado bastante tinta
Ell toihbatirla con pefsuasiyos argu-
| meii.os. 1sA Ia Biblia Sc lee que los
pailrsl; comieron el agraz, y los hi
| jes les recllinaron los dientes, y tam
bitn que el Senior, fuerte y misericor-
diUsO. vista la iniquidad de los padres
| Ell los hisos hasta Ia tereera Y cllarta
tgcneraci0n. Y. 10 mismo ahora, que en-
tieinpos de David o de Roboam,; el
agraz sigue hacienda rechinar los dien
tes le ID progenie cuando, los pr0geni-
! ores, 10 cotnieror. 81
No hay fazonamientos nj impulse
generoso que pueda impedir que Vic
| tor. eI castillo Y neto aragones, Sc apar
tie horripilado de Ia muter que acaso
hubiese llegadO ser su esposa, atn
! ne bien averigua que la ehyuelve Ia
! sin:estra sombra del patfbuIo en- que
su madre expi6 un crimeH.-Y no hay
p0r que asolnbrarse, por mas que la
! evoluci6n de In sociedad y de los yalo-
res eticOs Sc prQduZcan en- el sentido
de la lenidad Y la indulgencia con las
transgresiohes. I1o expresa bien Co
hos. ''TG no sabes, Victor, 10 que as
una mancha de sangre en- La cuna,
que te acOmpaha 'odas parties, que
lhuyenta a cllantos Sc te acercan, que
e tine de rojo hasta los pensamien-
ids" Asf Y tOdO, no Sc justifica
i el nuevo crimen inspiradO por ell NOR
bo hereditario. A tantO no llega, no
puede llegar el anatema bfblico. TIL
madre mat6... TIL habrsis de matar.
No; a veces, ell recuerdO del crimen
hasta podra preservar la descenden-
cia de caer en- ell mismo precipicio.
Este al menOs tenemos, que Greer
cristianamente, aun cuamiO Sc recO-
.nozca que ciertOs antecedentes de fa-
miiia proyectan, en- efecto, una "som-
bra trdgica' sobre todO ell vivir.
/ L L9Iprn5pI de Jose Mas, e$ otFa nd
vela lie fatHlidad v de terror. ! Mace
tambidn Ide up crimen: 81 tr1istrioso
,tsesinato del marques de Mirasol. La
misma noche del drama, mace, en- ell
pobre hogaf de tn gitano de sevilla,
una nifia que Sc llamara Carmen. Gre
ce hermosa " labofiosa, la ehamorii
un se1orito della clase media, resuel-
to a casarse DAN uh' paseo por el
RIO pagina por isefas 'muy finamente
bordada-L,y el mai espffitu que per-
sigue a Carmen asoma Bajo la forma
| repulsiya de lin ahogado que vfene,
am0ratado v horrible, a tropezar con
la bafca Desde entonces, la maligna
tinfluencia Sc acentda. Entire SUI n6vio
Evening star., 1920-06-03
LysolShauing Cream
In Tubes

Contains the necessary proportion
of the antiseptic Ingredients Of Lysol
Disinfectant to render the razor,
strop. cup. and shaving-brush asep-
tica1ly clean, guard tiny cuts from
infection, and give an antiseptie
shave. II your dealer hasn' t it, ask
him to order . supply for you.
Evening star., 1920-06-03
LAUDs PRISONERS RELIEF.
Federal Prison Publication Com
mends Society's Work.

Praise Of the work Of the Prisoners
Relief Society of 509 e street. this
city. was evidenced In recent issue
Of the New Era. a paper. published
at the federal penitentiary at Leaven-
worth. Kan.
The article, printed on the front
page. gave a description of the work
from prison. Commendation was es-
pecially given to Mr.. budding, the
head of the society. a prison man
himself. who, remindful of the men
left behind. has given his whole life's
interest to this worthy cause.
Evening star., 1920-06-03
IRISH ATTACK NAVY AND
COAST GUARD STATIONS
Police Barracks at Various Points
Stormed-~More Troops Arriv-
ing in Island.

CORK, Ireland. June 3.-It is report
ed that Sim Feiners during the night
attacked one naval station at Queens
town and five coast guard stations, be-
ing successful in all instances but one
No details of the attacks are available,
however.
The arrival of troops especially
equipped for military operations con-
tinues at many ports along the coast.
One hundred soldiers landed at Ban
try Bay. County Cork. this morning
from a troopship.
BELFAST. June "A concerted at
tack was made on the Crossgar bar
racks, County Down. twenty-one miles
from Belfast, early this morning.
Sergt. Fitzpatrick was shot through
the lung, and is in a critical condition.
CLARA. Kings County, ireland, June
2.-The police barracks here and at
Igeauhill were furiously attacked early
today, but without success. The
fusillades of the attacking party lasted
several hours.
TRALEE, Ireland, June 2.-Raiders
today. after two-hour fight with the
police at Fenit, County Kerry. sat
urated the barracks with oil and
burned it.
Evening star., 1920-06-03
Alabama Democratic Nominations

MONTGOMERY. Ala, June 3-Sena-
tor Oscar w. Underwood was today off,
cially declared the nominee of the demo-
cratic party to succeed himself, and J.
Thomas Heflin was declared the nominee
Bankhead. The entire Alabama delega-
ton in the house of representatives were
lrenominated except S. Hugh Dent, who
is succeeded by Judge John r. Tyson of
Montgomery.
Evening star., 1920-06-03

tages at Quonchontaugs Nn ocean
beach resort between Watch Hill
and Narragansett Pier. were burned
yesterday. The loss is estimated at
100000.
Evening star., 1920-06-03
NEW MEXICO DEMOCRATS
MEET IN CONVENTION

ROSWELL. N. M, June 3.-New
Mexico democrats met in state conven-
ton here today to elect delegates and
alternates to the national convention
fand select state chairman and national
committeeman. For the second time in
the states history no interpreters were
employed for the benefit of nom English
speaking delegations. Senator A. A.
Jones will deliver the keynote address.
Evening star., 1920-06-03
Veil abandoned
By Turk Women;
One ofThem Shot

LONDON, May 27-One of the,
results of the INTRODUCTION of
western European ideas into
the near east is the growing
habit OF abandoning the veil,
hitherto nm Indispensable mr.
ttcle of attire Tor Turkish
women. Many women now an
penr in the streets with NO
veil, or else with one so thin
TINT their faces are clearly
visible.
A message from Prfxrend,
near MOnasfir. recounts how n
Turkish woman Of good family
decided that she would Join the
mOdernist movement by dis
carding her veil. In spite OF
the persistent opposition Of the
male members OF the family,
she appeared in the public
streets with no veil.
One of her male relatives
thereupon followed her with n
revolver, flrst firing shots to
brighten her. nnd when these
had no enect he fred in earnest,
WOundfng her seriously and
leaving her for dead in the
streets. This story came to
light when the woman was
treated In the American Red
Cross hospital at Prizrund.
Evening star., 1920-06-03
100000 Fire at Quonohontaug.

WESTERLY. R. l.. June 3.-The new
Bennett Hotel and five large cot
Evening star., 1920-06-03
LySoI Toilet Soap
25c Cake

Contains the necessary proportion
OF the sntiseptic Ingredients Of Lysol
Disinfeetant to protect the health
Of the sldn. It IL also refreshingly
soothing. healing, and helpful Tor
improving the skin. Ask your
dealer. II be hsan't 1t, ask him to
order It for you.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-15

o. this plaintiff
All persons and corporations who
assert or who might assert any title.
claim, or interest in or lien upon the
real estate described in the complaint in
t.lis action, by. under or through ans
OF the defendants 10 this action named.
described and designated above, the
homes " all of whom are unknown 20
this plaintiff. are not residents Of the
State Of Indiana.
said defendants are hereby notified
that said suit, or proceeding is prose
cuted 20 quiet the title 10 the lands in
said plaintiffs complaint described. be
Ing thirty acres of the north end Of the
west half Of the east half OF the north
east quarter Of section three, I'm town
ship thirty seven. north Of Nnge one
west: also the west half Of the sOuthea st
quarter Of section thirty-four. township
Thirty eight, north OF range one west
also the south part of the west half Of
the northeast quarter Of section mum her
thi-ty four township thirty eight. north
of range one west. all OF which said real
estate is located i'm St Joseph County,
Indiana. as against all demands. claims
end claimants whatsoever. and that said
plaintiff claims title 10 said rea. estate
as against any and every person whom
scever and as against the world.
Said defendants are hereby notified
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-15
CLARIssA REYNOLDS - ~

q
Quiet title Cause No. fs713
be 10 known that the above named
rlmutlh BIAS nled iu the office Of the
clerk ~ said court her complaint against
INC defndants ia The above cause 20.
Lher with proper affidavit that SAID
defendants. ClarissI Reynolds. john
Reynolds. her husband. Clarlssa Hey-
uoids. Lazarus EOuriss4. Lazarus B0u-
rossa. Richard r. Carlisle, Bebecen a.
tarlisip. bis VIE. itcld. T. Carlisle,
kebecca A. Carlisle bis wife. Rich.
n. Carlisle. Ric r. Carlisle. John
~ illetts, john Wulcts. Catherine Willets.
bis wife, John Willis Elizabeth Warrin.
Asia VI. Warrin, a. ~ Warren. J. +.
Werrin. Asia ~ Warren, Charles Eg
bert CORTLAND Egbert, Anna Egbert
IicrauO y. Willis. Elizabeth a. Willis.
his wife. HoratiO n. Wilets. Elizabeth
q Wiilets, his wife, Walter Wins.
The unknown wives, respectively. o.
each Of the following named persons
lazarus BOurissa. Lazarus B0urOss1.
hlch X. Carlisle. Ric. r. Carlisle John
Wilietts. John Willis. Asia NJ Warm.
a NJ. Warren, Asia ". Warren. j. j..
Wdrrln, Charles Egbert. CORTLAND Eg-
bert and Walter WINS. the naues Of all
81 whom are unknown 20 this plaintiff.
The unknown widows, respectively. ~
each n the following named persons
Lazarus BOurissa. Lazarus EOurOsea.
kicl +. Carlisle, Ric. 4. Carlisle John
Wiiletts. John Willis. Asia NJ Warrin,
y NJ. Warren, Asia ". Warren, J. r..
Marrin, Charles Egbert. CORTLAND Egg
bert and Walter lvius. the names 81 an
of whom are unknown 70 this pialntih.
The unknown husbands. respectively.
~ each Of the following named persons
ti2rissa REYNOLDS, Anna Egbert, and
elizabeth Warm, the names OF all OF
whom are unknown 10 this plaintiff
The unknown widogvers. respectively.
~ each Of the following named per
sons Clarrissa Reynolds. Anna Eg-
bert, Rebecca A. Carlisle, and Elizabeth
Narrin, the names ~ all Of whom are
unknown % this plaintiff
The unknown children descendants.
heirs. surviving spouse, creditors, and
administrators of the estate. devisees
End legatees. trustees and executors OF
the last VIII and testament. and sue
'essors In interest and assigns, re-
spectively. 81 any and as Of the persons
above named. described and designated
aS defendants 90 this action who may be
deceased. the names Of all Of whom are
unknown % this plaintiff
All Of the women once known by any
Of the names and designations above
stated whose names have been changed,
and who are now known by other names
the names 81 an OF whom are unknown
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-15

WANTED-A Clerk with bookkeeping
experience for railroad accounting de
partment. State experience, age and
salary. Box J-70, care News Times.
C12S n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-15

WANTED-Waiter and dishwasher In
quire Ross Lunch Room. Mishawaka.
1877
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-15

that said cause will stand for trial on
the second day Of March. 1920 the same
being the 2Gth day Of the next term Of
said court to commence az the City OF
south Bend on the first Monday IN Feb
ruary next. on which day said defend
ants are required 20 appear 10 said &C
ton.
WILBUR VI WARNER. Clerk.
By Bernard +. Hoerstman, Deputy.
ISAAC KANE Forks.
Attorney for Plaintiff. 7-14-2l
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-15

OTHERS' CARELrSSNESS CAUSES
- PERCENT OF ALL ACCIDENTS.
Thousands of people In this city be
tween 10 and 40 don't know that
Paragon 50 per year policy in the North
American Accident Insurance Co. pays
SO per week for seven consecutive weeks
for any one accident or injury. SO
Hospital Benefit and so Emergency
Relief. With other special benefits for
loss Of eye. limb or life by accident.
No medical examinations. No assess
ments. No dues Your address Will
bring fun particulars. Ted L Andres
fax. 2O02 W. ElmwO0d av. City.
sf66- II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-15
MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-A physician, member q state
association who desires % lOrgTe here.
Share offices with physician until sash
time as rooms are obtainable Phone Dr
Moons, Robertson hotel g477-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-15
MEN WAN rED

Apply either az I. W. Ready Capsule
Factory, Niles. Mich. or St Joseph and
ashingtOn SITS, south Bend. 6O91-tt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-15

WANTED To RENT or e. room house
or apartment Good Ie.ghborlood;
modern. Cali Nj Brennan. Iaia 80 zap
to 80 %. m North or east side pre-
ftrred >St II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-15

II. =. WOOD REALTY CO.
FOR SALE-M0dern. centrally located
houses Prices - 100 and up. Onice LIS
y. Main. Lincoln 5S49. Main 2}2S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-15
Registered in u. S. Patent OfieA
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

" ED-Demonstrators und sales
ladies. Pleasant work. good salary
and commission. Permanent. Call be
tween : 80 and 10 a. m, 3 ana Z 30 D.
m. Do not phone. Mr.. McTavtsh. JEFF
fersOn Hotel ssg7-15
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-15
PORTAGE Av. ACRE 1OTs.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Within walking distance,
and on car line. furnished room in
modern home 1924 Lincoln WAY ".
Main 553l Spills