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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-10

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ninl,du de lss r.laiss itfauiiles. Micn
iraS aur aliara. assd con gmf hiip /!
ss,n que fortuna rcsiucii los dclicie~''s
snenfas.
Han sonquisiado 81 ieairo mnda me
mos. cl ci,lc dc luiosas Is'liculaS. \ u"
Son timicamcnie los clicus quienes GO
rnen a la function: ssanos los grandes
iaS que asistimos q les l.iniorescz's q
dramatioos cpisodios de aduellas obras
exiraordinarias.
Vidndolas ahora DE- nucyo. despnes
que hemos atiaveSado Ia c0nIl,.icai.i6n
de iodaS las literafuIsIs SJ'iaS cs Guam
do comprendemos Ia magniiud y la pro
fundilad que positiyamente cXiste en
eSa literature des,lelada, desval0riza-
da. ;por que en- el mundO del Arte
Sc liza considerable "A los grnndes cuen-
los, infantiles como cOS;,s dc cItegorfa
Inferior; rs tan absurdo como ciertO.
Considerase. por ejemplo, Lafontai
nc como um maestro en la literatura
francesa. Sc le cOncede la mayor impor
tancia, Sc le imcluye en- las antologfas
siglo de ORC fragces. Nadia mas justo.
Pero Perrauk liHo, hizq algo que. lLaf9n7
taine no pudg consumar: La cFcGci0H
de una fdbdla literaria, hondamehte
humana y hdldi, palali preduair ieterna-
mente una emotion en- los honAires es
to es 10 que de veras vale en- litFatll1
ra Lo mislno diremos de Grimm, a
tierno y trdgico padre de CaperFcitd.
81 fuera ipAeSsjndib!I9e Assj qqe IIstl9ssssfe Istl9sssfe
de perecer una obra entire DOS deter-
minatlas; 81 81 escogiera como vfctimas
la mejor coniedia de Moliere Y La .Cc-
nicientd, Y estribase, en- mi goto 4sse de-
sicion, qlli6n Isabc sisseptarfa IpdT8 que
Sc salvara Ia Cenieieitta,s 4 Por resca
tar La Cdper4cita entregarfa cualquier
libro c6lebre de la literatura alemana
h g.
del pas,ido siglo.
La Ce1icicifa es el cuento moral per-
fecto. redondo. cldsico, deiinitivo. Tie
ne gracia, brillo. amenidad. Tiene sor
presas, inter6s dramatico, episodios ele
gantes, sabor de ternura. La leccion
que encierra no puede Ser mas it'll i
optimista tanto la yirtud y la pobreZl
como la hermosura son premiadas, en-
tanto que sufren castigo Ia Fanidad, la
crueldad,
En- el cuento de Grimm no ocurre 10
mismo. Ali esta la inocente nina :
por desoir los consejos de Ia abuela,
el lobo astuto acabari por devorarla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-10
CoRREsPONsAL.

Suayts ammonia en- las almas buenaS q.
han .consagrado su vida a, eIiseE.sf -Bess
Has labores Y for1nar espfrituS re-
ligiosos en- el viejo caser0n oloroso a..
santidad.1 Esa vida daice j 1p9asa de ]
las pobres. hermanitas tiene sli f6coni.
pensa en- el recuer6o Dios lla eivido
entire elias, concediendo MERCEDES al
.uhas otras. a su paso, va creeen
lirios rien claridatles. !.
Me he asomado una ventana hes
yisto i,ln patio silencioso, llleno de SOM
bras.
He decendido, 1uego, he yisitado
Ia Capilla, guiado por una hermana
de la carload, va vfeja. Pero en- sus
-oios re la fe Y su tale no Sc ag0bia.
Es resistente como los viejos paredo-
mes del Colegio.
La Capilla esta piena de penum. !:
bras. 70 he sentido un dcseo int
menso de estarme quieto, hundidos zen
el santo reposo de aquel lugar divino,
entire cirios Santoss..
Recuerdo que, siendo niiio, yo iba
todas las tarsles Ia IgIesia Gatedral
de San Juan. contemplar las naves
1lenas de misterios. En- un rincln de la
Iglesia. donde fulguraban las estrellas
de ORC yago de las lamparas de aceite,
Sc arr0lillaba una yiejecita que rezaba
su rosario frente al cuadro aterra-
dor de las Animas.
10 me quedaba viendoIa largo item
po. hasta que la sirvienta que me aeon
pafaba easi me arrastraba para arfan
earme dc aquel sitio-
Ia hsrmana de Ia earidad que me
guia Sc arrodilla ante la Vlrsen , 70
siento aletear miles de alas alrededor
de mi, ' ma musiea de plata prende
en- hi espfritu dna azucena.
E: RIBERA cHEyREMoST
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-10

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me. d,l pst>is local. ga Il nsomciii.
que e4sginal,a 49, delito.
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y eSinse rH la Escnela Corrr,.,cional.
cImp.icIdo ciico amos de- encivrro por
un deliio similar: y tciiia IE.;idienies
oiIsis causas Isor asuniOs semc janfes.
u su.cida g. aquel mnchacllo que -.
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Imperial de Mayaguez y rob6 los
CorOneies Townshend. del RerillientO
Idle Puerto Rico. y Shanton. de Ia Po-
licia. f
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Hon. Juez Torres C6rdOva. de Ia COrte
Municipal dc Ponce, con el prop6sito
de que reunidos los centralistaS. los co
lonos los lfderes de los huelguistas.
buscaian una formula discreta cue pu-
sierra termino Ia huelga agrfcola,
intervinierOn el Lcdo. Rivera Zayas,
presidente del COmitG de Mediation v
Arbitraie, Y el lfder don PrudenciO Ri
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losldaes!Os de centrales no admifen Ia
ilftGlTje9EGi6n de personals extrsiias "a
Pds, ,pe0Iles, o empleados, en- la sdiscur
sion de las bases para la soIucitn de
la huelga -. ~. ....-.-.-.4.... Ast. ~.
Sfastsfaee e.assrr jal,Synay que
I CT 'estado general del caballef0 ID. Bar
/ tolo Goilzdlez, quien la tarde del vier
nes amputaron una pierna en- cl Asilo
elezDanlas,4 eS alentador.
f:.sEt -selaE Gonzalez es miembro Gel al.
8 to eelnerci0 importador de estd plaza.
/ No obstSnte que el viernes iioyiera
!. copiosa saehTes en- este t6rmino .nuhici-
]. pisI=ef 1:sstImo conciRrto ofFeeidones pvf
eI apIaudido violiiifsta sepbaiis E.slss
Carlos varoha, a quien aeennpsfii 81
piano, en- sus recitples, sH disEiAgI5iflsI
fesposa, se1ora Malta LaSisa I.eeessitlte
;fue un cxito, pues acudio, mus elss pablls
GO el arco exquisite del artista hiz6
prodigies. arrancando las mas seduc-
toras melodfas al Instruments.
| CORREsPONSAI. !.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-10
.PRESTlGIo


Del foro pueftorriqueno es el Lcdo.
J!tcfAto Texidor. 81.
RenUneia al honorable cargo lie Juez
Dc. Distrito de San Juan, para ;lrdiice:gr7
sea 81 noble profession prdcticaniente.
y no hay que desearle el 6xito rcrque
va 10 tiene conquistado ell disti'iguido
labogado, que es tambien en- niiestra H.
iterattira personaIidad de alto relieve.
AgraGecemos la circular que los tiae,
la veracidad, en- que nos antianzamos
al congratular a nuestra sociedad por
esa des.ci6n del senior Texidor, que 10
-deja en- mas implia libertad de accion
para demostrar su talento Y su eSpe-
riencia en- la su alta profession.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-10

IA SEA TE
, :Cua'lio dice el rnbro sujestivo que
ha dado una bellisima DANA para
piano q poeta de doble lira jose A.
Balseiro. que hace vibrar, la cuerda
del verse. Y La de la mGsica con Ia mis-
ma inspiration.
Algo mny duIce y muy tieIl'O, nos
canta esa Danza en- sus acordes.
VA expression de la vida y a amor
encuentiran en nuestra rftInica Ianza,
10 que l'uede significar tan diyinal CON
junto. ) Baiseiro. ha sabidO iLsprimir
el selIo de su talento musical Y al alma
de su poetica inspiration en- esa danza
que tie,ie la melancolfa que eueierra
la frase "Ausente".
;GraeiaS poeta
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-10
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-10

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ca lpe,lrInos cigidar aQnrlia casa ami.
ea.Qnr su.nl,iacia nncetnss carficlics
de- niia.. alrniala nucslEa gu0ssid. y
i,os ilnlnslsnla "a nncstnos esiEdios ,
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los cIe'os: son ~ padre. aili de-canscil
los qne ranaron cse 1sitio.
ssq,a nuestra dlerida catalina. que
como siempre. cstais0s "A lldo. y
asf mi.gno Santiago : Rafael Palmer
los herlnanos de Argusto. en cnyo e.
retro dejamos an ramo de lilas que
iiumelioten nuestras lagrimas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-10

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ssssiusaso irfgsmo t,snesi.na ias mn.
r.rs r,liur 81 la s1aa4 o.,n ssliss los
s,,',ein.issios lslsa,les o. naessia deii-
cadrsn.
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in,,s h s8fsqiiar dsi Eniler - rssisesie.
iss d. - Fama. gue hfanan ips pTs.
1nunssa dsl nrfe a. sesfif. sa8 e'e Be.
nIirz Ana ~ gr1aaaiila.
cr~np> cue e~c iAllrr e>ia mantado
can fo',s 10 qne r-cuicie las cxiscn'
rias a. IN m",ia 3 Ia lnoniiiud d. Doe
ifaimh... Iu'r dificiles auc .s.an
~ pgi fo oiniTira. otra he ;as ren-
ialas a.e "frcr "a l"s altos "a I,olm
lar esfsiiecimicuio Ia Faina.
Nurstra Sociedad sabri apra lar csc
mWlerIio adsiamto en las cunlea.aones
de los tralEjos que ~ les enooia .enden
tenielHi" como ,lin.ctoras Celeste BE
nitez = Ana dc Tcrradillo. a qu'snes de-
seamos proSleridad cu su tali.r muy
neceSaro para Ia elcgancia # tono
del traie hecho medida del c,lcruo.
muy difTcil n veccs de enconisdr en-
yestidoS inportados.
Aplaudimos las directoras del taller
de con;ecciones de Ia Fama. que viene
a dar Ia calle de Salvador Beau. en
su miniero Il. un c.ponenfc del valcr
de dos D,critfsimas damas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-10
Ell C1RN4T4L

Toma va Sis posesiones, Sc decla-
II Rey de estos dfas.
Nos hablan con entusiasmo de la
entrada triunfal de Carolina la. guien
con Ell encanto de SUI hermosura sabe
llevar q regio manto que la adornd
como Reina, al declarar en- yigor su
reinado, del brazo del seiior Roberto
H. Todd, en- el Teatro Municipal
Siga la blanca mia y su 2reciosa
Corte, teniendo -horas felices en- que,
al magico encanto de su bellcnl, Sc
doblegsa todos los yasayos de su impe-
rio gentii, para besar sus manos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-10
TOIJrbS

celel garemoS que mestra eSi;.aada
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-10
CELEBRATIONS

Continue mejorando el Dr.. Carbonell
u con nosotras tola La sociedaa de San
Juan, que Sc intefesa por ii salud
del natico dfstinguido que sienpre al
su clientela los trfunfos de su
profession
Asf tanbien triunfan en- el, los com
pafleros que lie asisten.
.sEL 4MIG0 DE T'0DOS'
La pseciosa revista mensual, va en-
grandesiendose cada dfa mas.
Su texto es admirabley debe reel
birse Ell todos los hogares.
Felicitamos muy cordiaimelte al
Refdo. p. Ignacio de Dios, por esas pa
giiias de moral suprema donde late e
espfritu fuerte del joven sacerdote.
Sabemos cuanto implica el esfuerzC
Epe1iodfstico = es admirable que elAfni
30 dc sodos, llegue gratis a los hoga
res. siendo una edici6n bien presentada
de magnifca lectura y necesaria en- to
ltla casa de bien.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-10

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-05

Aid society Of the Epworth Memoir
ial church held Thursday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. David Heintzel-
man, $3.50 Bertrand st. A business
meeting and social hour occupied
the time. refreshments being served
by the hostess. The next meeting will
be held at Pottawatomie park july
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-05
Revelations of a Wife
NV Heart and My Husband
BY ADELE GARRISON
BY ADELE GARRISON

which 10 reply 20 Mr.. brakes mock
ing insinuation.
Now we won't be but a minute
or two" Lillian said lightly. 1
hope you children haven't been quar-
relling while I've been gone"
It was the veriest comm onplace-
Lillian is apt 70 say things like that
when her brain is busy with some
question she is revolving-butI felt
the burning flush deepen IN my
cheeks and was absurdly grateful to
Mr.. Drake when he retorted as
lightly:
We've been positively turtle
dove-ish. Gee, but that coffee looks
good! Show me how you make II. y
He had effectually diverted Lii
lian's attenttiOn-any appeal 10 her
culinary lore is sure 10 do that, and
he kept the CONVERSATION in that
direction until we had finished our
coffee. Then, as IL scorning any
preliminaries. he learned forward
and spoke earnestly;
Mrs. Underwood, I have news for
you. Mr.. Underwood is alive. in
fairly good health. and we have
reason TO believe is on his way to
America"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-05

The Holy Name society of the St
Joseph parish VIII entertain with
the last iollity Of the season at the
St Joseph hall Wednesday evening.
Dancing and cards viii feature the
evenings entertainment The COM
rnittee in charge Is conf posed Of
James Luther chairman; Edward
Doran. Maurice Thornton. Berne
McCa6erey, Otto PrObst and Harry
Poulin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-05
looked at Allen Drake with quick

looked at Allen Drake with quick
concern.
rs your news something that
affects Mrs. Underwood personal
Ivy" asked.
Very much" he answered laco-
nically, and my resentment began
10 rise again at the offhand manner
in which he had asked my aid and
az the same time rebuffed my APP
parently innocuous question.
Tell me-" he said after an inter
val OF silence in which he appeared
TO be bordering some problem not
worked out to his satisfaction, lis
Mr.. Savarin better
Decidedly" 1 resolved TO be as
laconic as he.
Physically and mentally"
Mrs. Underwood has only spoken
OF his physical condition"
/ caught the CLINT of an amused
smile in Mr.. brakes eyes and was
Immediately on my guard, realizing
that even while he was evidently
In questioning me he was getting a
good deal of quiet amusement which
/ had not been able 20 conceal, and
which believed he was deliberately
trying 10 arouse.
rs he going back TO Catskilis
soon?'
My lips shut tightly over the
answer that had almost left them
at his question. Lillian had told
me but a few hours ago that the
artist would soon be able to go back
10 his beloved mountains with his
devoted sister. Mrs. Cosgrove And
MT brakes manner held so impera-
tive touch that / had almost given
him the information. But l stopped
myself in time.
Il am afraid you will have 10 go
TO Mrs. Underwood for that infor-
nation" / said coldly. Il am not
familiar with Mr.. Savarin's plans
And II you were you would not
tell them TO me-" commented Mr..
Drake lazily. a very proper spirit.
my dear lady. one that reflects great
credit upon your bringing up. l
suppose l really ought to beg your
pardon for asking you, but on second
thought / don't believe I will. for
whether you believe IL or not my
questions were not actuated by an
idle desire 10 make you talk"
His drawing voice with it's touch
OF mockery made me furious not
only because toward me. but because
he had managed to put me unde-
niably I'm the wrong. felt sudden
ly childish. realized that so able a
man as Allen Drake must have
some reason for his questioning that
was vitality important had real
lied II all the time. Acknowledged
with pitiless self-scoring, but had al
lowed my wounded vanity 10 blind
me to everything else.
Lillian's entrance with the coffee
machine saved the situation for me.
was conscious that my cheeks were
burning. my eyes full OF Inundated
wrath. and that had no words with
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-05

A meeting Of the Modern Moth
ers' club was held Wednesday af-
ternOon at the home OF Mrs. How
ard LOngshOre. S22 Marietta st.
Nine members were present Mrs.
Otto Lang, III y. ST. Louis blvd,
win entertain In two weeks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-05

Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. l. r. I1nsenmeir. 514 Keasy -.
The time was occupied with needle
work and refreshments were served
By the hostess TO five members. The
next meeting viii be held June is
with Mrs @. ID. Keirns, 72l Cali
fornia av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-05

Aid society Of the Epworth Memoir
ial church held Thursday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. David Heintzel-
man, $3.50 Bertrand st. A business
meeting and social hour occupied
the time. refreshments being served
by the hostess. The next meeting will
be held at Pottawatomie park July
1.
A meeting OF the Ladies' auxiliary
or the Trinity VI. +. church was held
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. 8. u.
Alderman. 1905 Lincoln way W. De-
votionals were led by Mrs. Caroline
Harlin and victrOla selections were
enjoyed during the social hour which
followed the business meeting. Re-
freshments were served 10 20 guests.
The hostess at the meeting TO be
held July I will be Mrs. Frank
Chichester. Harrison av.
A 4 o'clock tea marking the an
nual reunion Of the Alumni associa-
ton Of Mrs. Wares Kindergarten
Training school was held at the
Robertson tea room Friday after
noon. Greetings were extended by
Miss Dorothy Chard. president Of
the association, who paid special
tribute TO the memory OF Mrs. Ware.
Forty guests were present. the class
OF 1911 being the guests Of honor.
Mrs. Charles Rickel was winner
OF the birthday prize at the meeting
of the Victory club held Thursday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. W. f.
Taylor. 3O7 S. Carroll st. Refresh
ments were served following the
Lob
Witemyre, SOS w. Lasalle av., will
be hostess at the meeting 10 be held
in two weeks.
Mrs. e. II. DeFrees. 315 s. Taylor
St. was hostess TO members OF the
Harmony Reading circle Thursday
afternoon, the occasion being her
birthday anniversary. A luncheon
was served TO IL members and one
guest In two weeks the club will.
meet with Mrs. Charles Hall, 126 S.
Hill st.
Members Of the Jolly Nine club
were entertained by Mrs. Sol San
dock, 436 y. Allen St. Thursday af-
ternOon Whist was the diversion IA
vors being won by Mrs. Thomas
Horowitz. and Mrs. Louis Frazen.
The guest favor was awarded TO
Mrs. Isadore Moran. On June II
the hostess will be Mrs. $. TOmber,
1929 Washington av.
As a courtesy 10 Miss Gladys
Rhue and Russell Clark whose mar
riage will occur June 16, members
OF the Philo Christus class OF West
minister Presbyterian church were
entertained at the home of Miss
Florence Raby, 1872 y. Hill St.
/ Thursday evening. A buffet supper
was served 10 the guests.
A meeting Of the Modern Moth
ers' club was held Wednesday af-
ternOon at the home OF Mrs. How
ard LOngshOre. S22 Marietta ST.
Nine members were present Mrs.
Otto Lang, III y. ST. Louis blvd,
will entertain in two weeks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-05

The Friday Friendship club met
Friday afternoon with Mrs. ". r
Schiffman, 522 w. Navarro St After
"a short business session Mrs. Emil
Heyer entertained with readings
and refreshments were served 20 20
members and two guests. The next
meeting viii be held with Mrs. John
Blake, 1919 Van Buren, 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-05
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Book. SIS y.
St. Louis blvd, nave been the guests
for several days OF Mr.. and Mrs. r..
r. Claypool of Lafayette. Ind.
Miss Estelle Cover, Chippewa
Knoll. has returned from the Illinois
Woman's college, Jacksonville. III.
Rudolph Alderman and VI. HO-
gan left Saturday for Detroit. Mich
They will return next Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Livingston
532 S. Carroll St. have returned
from a motor trip through Wiscon-
sin.
Rev. William z. Mayes of Roches-
ter. y. Y. recently ordained, is tho
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs John ]. Hayes
1135 :. FRANKLIN ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-05

The members OF the Missionary
society OF the Conference Memorial
United Brethren church were enter
tanned by the Otterbein guild OF the
church Thursday evening in the
parlors OF the church. Preceding
the missionary program devotional
and business sessions were held
The latter part OF the evening was
spent with Informal entertainment
and refreshments were served 10
large attendance. The time and
place OF the next meeting will be
announced later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-05

Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Crusade lodge No. IA, knights of
Pythias Building commission will be
held in the lodge rooms of Crusade
lodge No. a. Knights OF Pythias, IN
the city OF South Bend Ind. at 1880
o'clock p. m, Monday evening. June
Z. 1920, for the election Of three di-
rectors Of said company and other
business
David c. Gibson, Sec'y.
5l9l-T
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-05
SPURNED LOVE
VICTIM is SHOT
Wife Tells Story of Romance
Following Shooting
Affray.

LAFAYETTE, Ind. June Guy
Mclaughlin was believed dying to-
day. the victim of spurned love.
He was shot through the head
Thursday night by his former wife.
Pearl Mansfield Mclaughlin, who
turned the gun on herself In an un-
successful suicide attempt.
II loved him and could not stand
TO see him married 10 another wom-
an" Pearl told the police and the
blood dripped from a scalp wound
in her head
Mclaughlin was married May 20
20 Anna BillharZ OF Jeffersonville.
Ind. after his first wife had obtain
ed a divorce.
The man was driving a taxicab. A
woman's voice over the phone call
ed him 10 a drug store TO take her
home. He found his wife and as the
car was going Up a steer grade. they
had a few words. Pearl took a newly
purchased revolver from a newspa-
per and fired one shot, the bullet
piercing McIaughlin's head.
Failing. he threw the car out OF
gear and IL started on a backward
chase down the hill. II was stopped
by another automobile which was
wrecked by the collision.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-05

South Bend chapter No. ?. o. E.
5, called meeting Sunday afternoon.
o'clock. Memorial service for de
ceased members
Cora Barton, Secy.
52O7-5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-05

McKloskey's Ragtime Orchestra
at Reds Resort. Barren Lake. Sat-
urday and Sunday evenings. Good
time assured. 5l49-6
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-05

Announcement has been made OF
the marriage az Miss Rae Fleece.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles
fleece OF Monterey, Ind, and Virgil
Setter. son az Mr. and Mrs. William
Setter. 1929 Frnsberger st. which
took place az ST. Joseph Mich, June
z. Rev. Paund Of the Congregation
81 church performed the ceremony.
Members OF the Hoosier club met