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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
Wants to Be Sure
That She II Dead

BRISTOL. England. May 27.-Mrs.
r. H. Sheldon. TO make surc OF
death. provided In her viii that
after my apparent death the spine
and spinal marrow of my neck
should be severed"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
Girls Pick Rooms
by Lot at Vassar

POUGHKEEPsIE. N. r.. May 81.
--vassar students are picking their
rooms by lot not by a fat pocket.
book. A mysterious black bag con.
tains the numbers. and Mary Jones.
with a IS purse, may pick the bridal
suite"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
Flu Sufferer;
Dies by Fire

LONDON. May 81. Suffering
from influenza and pneumonia. II.
w. Gianvili. statistical officer. set
his clothing on fire with n candle and
was burned 10 death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
Costs More to Be
Born Nowadays

NEW YORK. May 27.-poctors Of
Staten Island used to charge s2s
when a baby was born Now they
have boosted the price to $50. Twins
win cost $50. Regular visits also
will cost moro
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27

tests. they probably VIII not swing .
decision.
With the republican, precouvention
campaign completed. the apportion-
ment Of instructed dciegates-con-
c~dinE West virEfnia's 10 to Senator
Howard Sutherland on incomplete 70
turns--would be A. foilowr
Wood. isi: Johnson. iis. Lcwd~n.
81: Senator Warren q. Harding. -:
Sutherland. &c. Senator Niles Poln-
dexter. ~.
Granting authentic cfairns TO TN
instructed delegated. the standing
would be:
Wood. .5s. Lowdcn. iss. johnson.
is,: Nicholas Murray Butler. SIS:
Governor VIM. c. Sproui. 70. Hard.
ins. -; Governor Calvin Coolidge.
20. Sutherland. 10. rolndcxtcr. IL.
Judge J. c. Pritchard. five
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
so Are Killed in
Streets in April

NEW YORK. May 27~-Sixty per.
sons were killed in New York streets
during April. fifty by automobiles.
four by trolleys and six by wagons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
cox LEADS IN
DEMO DELEGATES

Meanwhile. the democrats IN nine
states and two territorial possessions
are yet tn choose their representa-
lives at tho san Franciaco oonvcn-
ton. Apportionfnent OF Instructed
delegates IL ns ineonciusivc as ever.
tho standing TO date being.
Governor Jas. NJ Cox. ~: Gov.
ernor Edwards. IS, Senator Carter
Glass. -: Senator Robert owen. 20:
Senator Gilbert Hitchcock. is: VIM.
Jennings Bryan. 10: James w. Ger.
ard. 10: VIM. q. McAdoo. 10.
McAdoo continues 20 gain IN IN.
pledged delegates. the standing ~
the democratic candidates. on tho
basis Of both instructed and unin.
structcd delegates. being;
McAdoo. 2ss. Cor. 1853: Edwards.
$50. Attorney General Mitchell Pal
rnsr. 70. Champ Clark. &c: Vice Pre-
idont Thomas r. Marshall. so. Sec
rotary OF Agriculture Meredith. &c.
Glass. "a. Senator s. +. Simmons.
"a. owen, 20: Bryan. is. Hitchcock.
10: Homer $. Cummings. Ia: Gerard.
10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27

IL h not generally known That s.sss
Fiiipinos have served In tho Ameri
can navy.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-30
Una vista al Colegio
de "San Agustln !"

reas las 1880, Sc afmuerza las do
ce, v La lis Sc reanudan las clases has
ia '3:4O. Luego viene hora y media de
ejercicios militares juegos atleticos
hasta las cinco, en- que Sc toma ell Sc
gundo banjo. A las seis llega la hora de
10 comida, y cuando dan las siete, es
la hora de empezar estudiar hasta
las nueve Finalmente, las ego; fue-
ia lucesl y dormir. Como puede verse,
no Sc pierde ell tempo, recordando ell ada
gio latino de 'Mens sana in corpore
sano". Un dia a la semana hay clase de
doctrina cristiana. siendo los domingos
obhgatoria la asistencia a misa. Terni-
nan las clases los sabados al msdiodia,
pudiedo los jovenes que tengan menos
de cinco demeritos ausentarse hasta ell
domingo las seis de la tarde, 81 Sc
quedan, entonces hasta ell domingo por
La noche. Los mas pequehos no salen sin
Ia autorizaci6n de sus familias
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-30
Mas hOnOrGs OtOTgadOS a una
dana pOftOrriquena g.

Esta recibiendo muchas felicitaciones
en- Espafia, donde reside, la eximia es-
critera poktorriquefa Carmen Eulate,
miembro de honor del "Spanish Ameri-
can Atheneum, de Washington, pOr
haber sido nombrada de la Academia de
Roma, con ell nombre de "Dorida Mes
senia" (conforine a los reglamentos de
aquella docta Instituci6n), de reci-
bir la medalla de la reina Isabel, de Bel
gica.
La senorita Eulate, que es hoy una
de las mas notables escritoras de Espa-
ma, y quien honra frecaentemente con
articulos y poesias de extraordinario me
rito Ell MUNDo y Puerto Rico Illus
trado'', es objeto de grandes manifesto
clones de simpatia en- La Madre patria,
por Ell immense valor de sus produccio-
mes, que honran por igual Espafa Y
Puerto Rico. Ella y LA Hija del Ca
ribe" son las glorias mas puras de que
Ia mentalidad en- las Antillas Sc puede
envanecer noblemente hoy.
Aprovechamos La ocasi6n que nos ofre
ce Ell nuevo triunfo de la insigne escri-
tora, para enviarla nuestro mas entusias
ia parabien.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-30
0ESDE CABO R0JO

FL II fue la consagracion de h To-
gia Luz de los MorrilIos", n1mero
10,259. Debido al crecido numero de
aspirantes, las iniciaciones empeza-
ron ell dia Is.
Desde las primeras horas del do
mingo, notallse un continue movi-
miento entire los "Odd Fellows. La
Logia fue artisticamente adornada.
A las A, empezo la panda. A pc
sar de la lluvia, estuvo muy concurri
da, pues estuvieron presentes. miem-
bros de las logias de diferentes pue-
bios quienes llevaban estandartes, Y
mas de 200 personls de la localidad.
Despues de La parada. fueron obse-
quiados todos los concurrentes.
-El Partido Unionista ha lanzado
el manifiesto. Segdn este, Ell Partido
Sc eneuentra en- n mejor situaci6n.
La eandidatura presentada es III ST.
guiente: Servicio y 0bras Publieas,
Bernardo Pav6n; Sani6tld y Prisio-
mes, doctor Nestor Romeu; Educa-
cion Y Hacienda, Vicente Trelles; pa
ra la Asamblea municipal, Jose Su.-
ris, Juan del 0irmen Sosa, Lupercio
Colberg, B. Javief Petrovich Hec-
tor Roana.
-Ha circulado una hoja suelta en-
la cual el Lcdo. Plinio Castro hace
ssber su ingreso en- ell Partido So
cialista.
Hasta hace POGO, milito en- el Par
tide, republicano.
-El 2l Sc ceIcbr6 un mitin repu-
blicano al que concurrio un. crecido
nhmero de personas. Hicieron uso de
la palabln: don Alfonso valdes, can
didato al Senado, don Juan C. Mar
tinez, candid9to a la Camara, v los
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-30
LOS EsTUDIANTES:

Hablamos con varios> estudiantes, a
quienes preguntamos 81 les gustaba su
vida colegial. Al principle no Sc acos-
tumbraban,-dice un jovencito de Pom
ce,-pero despues Sc aclimstaron" v
aeeptan gustosos la nueva vida. Hay
mas de Glen internos. venidos de todos
los pueblos de la isla, entire ellos los
hijos de prestigiosos personajes de la
banca v la politica. Hay chicos de todos
tamaios y edades va que Sc cursan slh
los grades qHinto, sexto, setiro, octa-
vo, y los dos primeros de Alta Eseuela
Sc les permite coger a estos iilti,ros has
ia seis asignaturas, no pudiendo decirse
cue sean aventajados en- la isla por nin-
gun grado igual Y asi, en- medic de
Cstos estudios y deportes, estos mIcha-
chos Sc ven alegres, fuertes, y satisfe-
chos. Por 10 demas, estudian todas las
asfgnaturas de las escuelas publicas, go
zando de los mismos dfas festivos que
estas, ademas de las grandes festivida-
des de la Iglesia. En total, tieren nue.
We nseses Y medic de clase.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-30
UN GRAN PoRvEN1R.

Dentro de POGO sera fabricado un edi-
ficio para dedicarlo exclusivamente a
Alta Eseuela, y otro para escuela de
parvulos (grados primero al cuarto). Co.
mo escuela preparatoria, pronto no ha-
bra otra igual en- Puerto Rico, Sc es-
pera vendran j6venes de las islas her
maIlas cuando este concluida la Alta
Escuela Es una gran preparation que
sc adquiere para ir mas tarde una Uni
versidad, va sea extranjera o portorri-
quefia, sin tener los padres que mandar
sus hijos escuelss preparatorias ex-
trafias
Todos estos detalles, adquiridos al vue
10 en- nuestra corta vista, graciaS a la
amabilidad del senior Keelan, de las
seficras Torres Diaz de Ledesma, nos
llenaron de algeria yer convertible en-
un hecho palpable 10 que ha tempo Sc
acariciaba como una hermosa idea: ell
paso de avance para contrarrestar la CO.
riente pancalista- materialista de nuestra
iuventud, creando la mas segura mura-
la contra ell 'bolshevikismo" ell anar
quismo. Y, sin embargo, ipoder de la
costumbrei; mientras pensabamos en- la
vida saludable y real de estos nlucha-
chos, nosotros, que va estamos proxinsos
a alcanzar Ia anhelada meta, repetimos
al caminar sin rumbo: "Libertad, lfber-
tad querida''
Rfael SALIVA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-30

senores 0tero, Fajardo, Ayala, Le-
compte otlDs.
-Circul6 una hoja firmada con ell
psudonimo de "Ney", en- In que los
unionistas atacaban los republiea-
nos. Esta ha sido contestada Ell "El
Machete".
En- la residencn de don Hermit
nio Davila Sc efectuo una importan-
te reunion de la agrupacion "Jni6n
.Cabor15jena", en- la que Sc dice acor
daron hlcer una fuerte campaiia con
ira el Partido unionista local.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-30
Ell coLEG1o:

Sobre una alta colina en- las afueras
de Rio Piedras, dominsndo los wales y
montecillos que Ia rodean con su YER
dura y aun en- la Iejania La ciudad de
San Juan y su mar azui, Sc levanta ell
Colegio de San Agustin', magniies cons
trhcci6n de cemento y MADEIRA, desde Gu
yos amplios y bien yentilados salones
Sc contempla Ell alborear del dia Ia
pcstrera solirisa de la tarde Is ell Ill
timo y feliz esfuerzo de labor educate
va en- nuestra isla, destinado a combi-
mar Ia educaci6n intellectual con Ia re-
ngiosa, y abrir La mente del nifio a
los mil " un conocimientos humanos, sin
olvidar el lado moral que ha de ser Ell
regulator de la vida civica politica
del hombre.
: Empezaremos diciendo que San Agrs
tim es un verdadero colegio o acade-
mia para internos. Y decimos "verda-
dero' porque tiene todos los departa.
ncntos que exige una escuela de su cla-
sc, desde Ell campo atletico (parte adn
en- preparaci6n). hasta La enfermeria. !.
Esto es, no descuida ninguno de los as.
pectos de la instruction moderna: Ell fl
sico, el intellectual, y Ell moral reli-
gioso.
FL colegio en- general consta actual
Inente de tres alas, (la cuarta que ha
de completar ell cuadrado esta EN- cons
trucci6n) Ell centric contiene salones
de clases, la snfermeria, la capilla y
los dormitorios de las Hermanitas de
Carload, encargadas de la parte econ6-
mica de la Academia. FL ala derecha com
prende los. dormitorios de los niIos Pc
queios, de los mayores, los bafios, come.
dores y las cocinas. FL ala izquierda,
ain no bien terminada, tiene los dormi-
torios de los nifios medianos, salones de
clase y la oficina del director. La Sec
ci6n que ha de construirse contendra ell
salon de actos y otros varios salones.
q
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-30
Los PRoFEsoREs:

La fundaci6n del colegio y su direc-
cion espiritual correspondent a nuestro
ilustrisimo obispo Jones. La labor, en-
pero, del colegio, esta en- manos del com
petente ex-impector de escuelas publ
cas- de San Juan, Mr. G.. ". Keelan, quien
con sumo acierto ha elegido un excelen-
te cuerpo de profesores. Estos nos ma
nifestaron que estan sumamente salts
feehos, pues los estudiantes pueden ira
bajar bien, debido a que solo hay 12
o IS en- cada clase La labor es fuerte
y Sc trabaja como 81 hiciera tempo exis-
tiera Ell COlegiO. Algunos profesores vi
ven ell ell mlsmo ediicio, duermen EN-
los mismos dormitorios de los educan-
dos, y son los directories en- la mesa.
Sentimos no tener presente ell nombre de
todos los profesores, pero recordamos
solo a la seiora Disz de Ledesma, To-
res, Yusti, seforita Casablanca, Mr..
Keelan y Mr.. Malvy. FL ingles esta a
cargo de maestros venidos expresamen-
te del Norte, Ell castellano, de profe
sores portOriqueios
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-30
LAS CLASSES:

He aqui, POGO mas menos, La labor
semanal de los estudiantes, que en- NADIA
cede a Ia de las escuelas preparatorias
norteamericanas: ESQ de las seis de
la mafiana. hay que dejar Ell ''blando lie
cho", para ten:ar un bafio, y luego ha-
Ger ejercicios fisicos 'calisthencs"D /.
A las siete, desayuno, y las s:15 CO.
mienzan las clases. Sc suspenden Las ia
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-27
WILL OPERATORS TO
SETTLE DIFFERENCES
WITH EMPLOYEES SOON

Conference between the mill oper-
ators. representative Of the carpen-
ters' union and L.. :. Labor Commls-
sioner Fred L. FeiCk held behind
closed doors Monday. is practically
certain TO result in an agreement be
tween employees and operators or
lumber mills in South Bend. En-
plOyes VINO had been ON strike are
expected 10 return TO work some
time Tuesday.
l. s Commissioned Folck 7nd m
tcrnational officers of the carpenters
union arrived in South Bend. Mon
dav. and il is their efforts which
was largely responsible for the end
ing Of the industrial dificultioS i'm
the mills This adjustment is fore
runner of the settlement Of labor
troubles in other branches or the
building trades.
The government representative D.
understood 10 have submitted an
agreement contract which repre-
sentatives Of the employees and mill
operators have promised 20 accept.
The settlement OF labor troubles in
South Bend is one OF several dis
putes which Mr. Feick is adjusting
throughout the country
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-27
COUNTY FACING
FARM SHORTAGE
City Milk Inspector Gives
Gloomy Picture of Con
ditiOns Here.

St. Joseph county is facing a
shortage of production on its farms.
particularly dairy products. accord
ing 10 DR.. Roy Il. Wolfe, city milk
Inspector. MIX will nave to bring
a higher PRICE. Or. Wolfe said, or
the dairymen will be put out OF
business
He said that milk was selling
wholesale at % TO 30 cents a gall
lon and retailing at Il cents a quart,
the same price II had brought when
hay was selling for $40 ton and
chop feed at $3.50. Now these
prices are $40 and 81 respectively.
The Inspector said that he knows Of
at least 5000 acres of land within
a radius of eight or 10 miles OF
South Bend that would not be Cul-
tivated this year on account of the
high price Of labor and material and
the low price Of farm products
which has undergone little change
in price in comparison with other
things.
DR.. Wolfe told of one farmer
whom he asked 10 clean up around
his place, but instead Of going 70
the cost of that the farmer pulled
stakes-quit the business. The city
milk Inspector said that he had not
revoked a license in a year or
stopped any wholesale or retail milk
dealer from selling milk, though
he often found milk that failed to
meet legal requirements
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-27
HEADS or METHODIST
CHURCH MAY REVISE
BAN on ADJUSTMENTS
~ Associated Tress .

SYRACUSE. y y. April Co.
Rev. Dr Edmund ~. Mills, acting
secretary for the general conference
of the Methodist episcopal church
which opens saturday at Dcs
Moiues Iowa, stated Monday night
that the conference probably would
revise the ban ON amusemcnJs.
changing 10 from "a mandatory act
I'm the book OF discipline TO "a word
OF advice
Memorials submitted TO DIR. Mills
from conferences in all parts OF the
country show that about one-third
of the preachers want To- eliminate
AN references 10 dancing, theatcrs
and card playing. with the others
uncertain as how 10 deal with the
proposition.
I'm the matter Of lavmen being
seated an the annual conferences.
the memorials show them 60 be de
feated by AZ least 900 votes. The
laymcn carried the measure ten %
one. but were defeated 10y the min
listers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-27
DENY DISSENSION IN
RANKS OF COUNCIL
BY Associated Press;

BY Associated Fress'
LONDON. April Histories pub
lished in France and England as
sorting that there IS dlSsesloh
among the members Of the supreme
council are termed ISLANDERS" and
cruel i'm a statement issued by
Earl Curbon Of Kendlestone, the
British foreign secretary, and tele-
graphed 10 the foreign office from
san Reno. Monday.
Almost simultaneously the foreign
office received an official message
from the United States saying the
reports of the alleged dissenslon'
which had been republished IN
America were creating "deplora-
BILE" situation.
Earl Curzon's telegram said that
the British delegation in san Keno
"is at loss 10 understand the re-
ports of cleavage" and that there
is not the slightest foundation for
these SANDERS" The message adds
hat the reports seem 10 Us cruel.
when the allies are bending every
effort 10 reach a common agree
ment"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-27
WOOD TO SPEAK
AT TABERNACLE
Generals Supporters Secure
Place for Saturday
Afternoon.

Leonard Wood gets the tabernacle
next Saturday afternoon lie will
speak there at 2:90 O'Clock. accord
Ing 70 announcements made by
members Of the Wood for President
league after meeting held AZ the
oliver hotel, Monday evening
The meeting was attended by
Wood boosters from Eikhart county.
Sen. Beardsley or Elkhart. chairman
or the Wood organization I'm this
congressional district presided at the
meeting al which arrangements for
the reception OF the general when
he visits this part OF Indiana. were
made.
Gen. Wood will arrive IN South
Bend At 1910 Saturday morning
and proceeded 20 Elkhart and Co
shen Immediately He Will talk az
Goshen IN the morning and from
the monument NJ Elkhnrt at 1890.
Thence he will return 10 South Bend
and speak at the tabernacle. He
Will leave here al S;15 that eve
ming
No Meeting
II was explained that there would
be no meeting OF the Bob Jones
revival at the tabernacle. Saturday
afternoon, which is the ono after
noon IN the week on which the
evangelist does not speak, Hence
the Wood supporters we're able %
p.cure The place for their political
n setting.
Considerable arRum"nt Is devcl-
oping among republicans as 10
which Of the candidates tho demo-
Gratis are most favorable to- Wood
opponents say they are for Wood
on account Of this candidates IN
herent weakness as "a possible op-
ponent. Wood supporters declare
they are for the generals bitterest
rival Democratic leaders declare
the current republican talk a flash
i'm a powder pan" and are abiding
the time Of their own convention.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-27
High School Notes

Margaret F'reshlcy has been APP
pointed valedictCrian and Leslie
AndrIs Salutatorian Of the class OF
1920. Nominations for class his
tori8u included ClariCe Won Bar
andy. Gcnevieve Hardy and Douglas
owen For class poet Forbes
Julian. Bessie Steele and Edwin
Pattee were nominated Catherine
Swintz and Rachel Davis, Hazel Bacr
and Irene Healy Stewart Eldredge
and James Taylor were nominated
for class prophets. Arnold Alexan-
der. Arthur Russell and Margaret
Geyer were nominated for viii
makers The following were elect
I'd Douglas owen. class historian;
Forbes Julian, class poet: Catherine
Swintz and Rachel Davis. prophets.
and Alexander Arnold. Will maker.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-27
Plan FOR FINANCING
AMERICAN TRADE IS
OUTLINED BY BANKERS
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press:
PINEHURST, y. g, April 20
Plans for forming a corporation I'M
der the Edge law for financing
American trade through "coOpera-
ton of n nationwide basis of bank
ers. exporters, manufacturers and
others were discussed here Mon
day az the meeting of the eXecu-
tive council Of the American Bank
erS' association.
A report by John McHugh, presi-
dent of the Mechanics and Metals
bank Of New York, and chairman or
the associations commerce and ma
rine committee was presented. re
necting the results of a canvass or
bankers in every state. IL declared
that a nationwide organization TO
finance American foreign trade
could readily be brought into eX-
istence and only awaited leadership.
Investment banks, as permitted Oy
the.Edge law. would be proved.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-27

only have when they put Cod nrsc
and above love Of pleasure
DO His VIII.
The Lord is the portion Of ny
inheritance ana OF my cup, thou
maintainest my lot God Almighty
IS my father and the riches OF the
universe are His. AS long as I am
doing His Will l get all 1 need. per
maps not all that 1 want, but all
that / need 10 do His will, and | will
have my inheritance hereafter while
those who have made gods out of
things of the world will be reaping
sorrow
If YOU are not happy tonight it
Is because God hasn't got first place
in your heart This world doesn't
need new religion. What il needs
Is TO accept the old time religion OF
Cod which il has never done. II
needs to accept It in spirit as well
as TO profess IL by mouth The kind
Of man 1 like Is the man who keeps
the Lord before him in Chicago Just
as he does when he is attending
Sunday School in South Bend.
All Roads End.
Don't forget that the roads which
YOU follow in this world all come 10
an end in this world and that the
road which the christian follows,
the road of God. goes on and on
forever. That man who travels the
road Of money will some day write
his last check and die. he will reach
the end of the road to which the
false god money has led him. That
girl who has put the love OF the
dance above the love of God may
keep on for a time but some DAY the
roses will fade from her cheeks. they
viii wither and her hair grow gray
and another day her road will end.
To those who follow the road of
God, who walk hand in hand with
Jesus through life their path leads
on and on through eternity
If anybody drags and Tags on his
rOad through this world let it be the
sinner. he has only punishment
70 look forward 10 at the end of his
Journey. 1 am not going to drag
because l am going TO meet someone
/ have been living to see. There is
everlasting pleasure awaiting me at
the right hand Of God, my father"
100 Respond.
When he invited those who would
profess their faith in God 10 come
To the platform at the conclusion OF
the sermon more than 100 respond
ed. Many were young people who
had attended the services with Sun
day school friends but there were
several older persons in the crowd
II is planned to have those who
have been converted at the services
thus far TO attend the church OF
their choice next sunday and take
out membership. 1t is estimated that
more that 1900 have been convert
ed.
The revival campaign entered It's
third week with $4,000 yet to be
raised 70 meet expenses incurred IN
erecting the building and advertising
the campaign. Il was announced
that more than $1,000 was collected
at the sunday services, nearly 81, 900
of this amount coming from the
mems meeting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-27
DEATHS
j. q. THOMAS

J. o. Thomas, 81 years old. died
Monday afternoon at 3:4O O'Clock at
his home at SIS Blaine av. He is
survived by his wife, Mrs. Eliza
beth Thomas and his children. Mrs.
NJ. i. Culpepper of Pine Bluff. Ariz !;
Mrs. o. A. Candy of Culver. Ind,
and l. w. Thomas. @. o. Thomas.
Mrs. Lawrence Gill and Miss Lillian
Thomas of this city. Mr.. Thomas
came here from Plymouth. Ind. 10
years ago. He was born i'm Stark
county, Ohio. Aug. %. 1888. Flu
neral services will be held at the
First Church Of the Brethren,
Thursday afternoon at 80 O'Clock.
Burial will be in Highland Gene
terry.