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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-01-15
First Publication Jan g. 1920
KENOSHA COUNTY COURT - IN PRO

First Publication Jan. 8. 1920
KENOSHA COUNTY COURT - IN PRO
BATE.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter Of the Last VIII and Tesla
ment of William Watkins, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the claims
and demands of all persons against Will
liam Watkins, deceased, late of the town
Of BRISTOL in said County of Kenosha, will
be examined and adjusted by the County
Court of Kenosha County at the regular
terms Of said Court to be holden at the
County Court room, in the City of Ke-
nosha, in and for said County, on the
on the first Tuesday of june a. D. 1920,
at ten o'clock A. NJ of those days; also
that the time until and including the
first Tuesday of May, A. D. 1920, is the
time allowed and limited for creditors of
said William Watkins, deceased to pre-
sent their claims for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Kenosha, the 31st day of De
cember, A. D. 1919.
GEO. w. TAYLOR,
W42 County Judge.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-01-15

First Publication Dec. A. 1919.
STATE OF WISCONSIN - CIRCUIT
COURT - KENOSHA COUNTY.
John w. Mindermann, and Emma Minder-
mann, Plaintiffs,
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r. b. Address: I'll Wisconsin ST., Ke-
nosha Wisconsin. Wal
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-01-15

First Publication Jan. s, 1920.
KENOSIA COUNTY COURT - IN PRO
BATE
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13

: las a~cc!ones de los hombres del
nuevo regimen, devuelven 4 tod0s los
mexicanCs. los De aQuf Y los de ALA
los derechos que les aTrcbataran los
que Cayeron en- el deSastre p~Oiftico
mayor que registra nuestra historic,
Jajo eI peso de las mayores YER
guenzas V de los crfmenes mayores.
Tenemos. pues. derecho para es-
perar que maaaHa, los ciudadanos de
Mexico. en- nuestras ~cont:endas cleo
.torales. podremos If 4 buscar nues-
tros candidates leios de las camart-
las oticia!es y de los palacios de
gobierno. donde ellos esten. donde
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13

Fl Presidente de Ia Huerta ha
alberto de par en- q las puertas de
In PaLria. ' no van i taraar muchas
ls-ernanas sin que regresen al terruno
cast rodos los desterrados. Podra ha-
her algunos CUE pernanezcan en- eI
e~xtran;sro por TEMPO ~indeftnido; Pc
TO IL emigration. como enudad CO.
~lectiva, esta va 4 punto de
! recer.
BESIDE IN punto de vista poNttco.
muy pocos pueden regresar con ges-
TO criunSal, pues Ia victoria de Oore-
Eon Y los suyos dista mucho de ser
una victoria ~rac;cnaI. Por 10 que a
Sc ~refiere. ne consiGerare como
IN vencido. en- tanto que no Sc res
Saure en- Mexico "a Constructor de
! 1857. La bandera Il iz6 el General
/ Dfaz en- TERRA Colorado hace cua-
tro amos. me parece Ia uuica que
puede ampara- Ia obra magma de Is
reconstruction meXicana- Los vence-
dores del momento actual debieran Ia
Der ten:do Ia audacia de dar 81 paso
Que saliva los abismOs: su papei era
Kacrificar las coSas p~equehas para sa-
car avante eI -peDSa-uieato de Ia Re
~voluci6n. No Sc atreyieror. jcomo Sc
~strevi6 Enrique ~ = II a m!sa- como
,os6 Napoleon If haSta 81 ConcordaH-
ltel Y o tanto su t-iunto va a tener
un caracter t-aDSitOr!o con el cual
no pusde solidarizarSe el j0bilo ma
cionaI. ;Ay de los que no tienen e.
valor de rectiIicar,
De ~cualquier modo. 81 los deSterra-
los en- 81 mayorfa nc pueden cantar
victoria. II tieaen motive para SEN
itirse o~rgullosoS. No fuerou yanoS los
SACRIFICES de SeiS amos. pueS-o cue a.
icabo de clos Sc reconoce el derecho
ne TODD mexicaHo para r:vir dencro y
'su Patvia. Una taccjtn poGerosa -
apoder6 de los destinos ~naCionales J
t~estableci6 IA brutal doCtr!na De cue
eI pats era ?ropiedad de Ia facci6n
triunfante: los vencidos ~quedarou Tue
IA del suelo rarrio. y aquellos que
Ipretendian volver q Mexico. a
cbiigados "a SolCita- perm!sns
bcchornosos. Sc podIa regresar saI
terruno: pero---de rodillas.
Hubo much0s ~emigrados. que aho-
Eados por circunsta2cias c-uentas
bajaron Ia f-ente y Sc so-necieron a
formulas rastreras que hicieron ami
COS su aItivez: aceptaron el perd6n,
cuando en- realiGad les correspondent
otOrgarlo. Pero, por cada v~aC!lante,
.hubo cUando meros d;ez suertes que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
A OBRA DEL DES7 lERRO
Por eli LIDO. Nemesio Garcia NaTaTsjo.

gran triunfo moral para los dcste-
radios. iCuanto han sufrido a. per
manecer lejos de Ia Patria. Y sin NJ
largo. su altivez fue Ia meier nues-
ira de devotion paIriGtica que pCd!e-
ron presentar. Cualquiera cepitu!a-
ci6n Sc hubiera traduc!do en- Il
13erna de ~derechos, que iba a refIe-
jr Gesdoro sobre Ia r~acionalidad. En-
Cambio IA resistencia hasta e. FIN
{ IN que obligar q los duenos del
mando, tarde 0 temprano. a recono-
Ger en- todos los meXicanoS "a facul-
tad de penSar Y obrar en- pol!t!ca CO.
70 meier les p2reciera. II otra 9
:. Mexico. q costa de co~ncesiones ba-
! :. eGuivaNa a envil3CerSe Y arroJar
GeShonra sobre el pals. Sufrir en- el
Testierro. para conservar Immaculate
A, orsullo: permanecer leios de la
! sJcia para no llevarlc una dignidad
hecha pedazos, corstituy6 Ia mas pu-
"a de las otrendas.
y resisticron Seis amos! Victor
J uso resisti6 vicnte; pero aureoiado
Dor una gloria unica, galvanizado
por 81 entusjaSmo de todos los aman
= Ia NSer.:G. con Ia veneraci6n
de todos los pueblos de Ia TERRA. La
is'a de GUERNSEY era mas hien cue
IN asiento de dolor. TN triUntal eS-
. .ario de apoteosis. FL destierro de
JOS m~exicanos no ha tenido un solo
elampagueo de gloria: es 81 herofs-
10 obscure de las c~olectividades: el
sacrifice oculto de los heroes anani-
mos; y tribute humiIde de inflridaG
de Centes que no tlIvieron ninSun
aplauso en- Ia vida y que quizas no
dram una lapida en- la Historic.
(, amos de vida mon6tona, sorda,
..ai. rec!b:endo en- vez del estImulo
Sc mercce el deber cump!ido IA
, :al crnSura que ins7!ran faltaS
a. cas : que 81 ~extranjero ~iniusta.
, onte las carga sohre Joda Ia ma
. ,Hal!dad. Sc:s largos amos de dolor;
! 70 henditos sean porquc han sido
! unGos: con Ia rcs.sIencia colec;i-
"a Sc ha conquiSJado e. principle
Into de- que "a Pat~ia corresponds a
tDdos.
Hace seis amos que Ia REVOLUTION
lilo: Mexico per;enece a los ven
edores." Hoy ia recuficado dicicn-
60: Mexico perienece a los mexica-
nos"
iObtener este es mucho.
Ne.nesio GARCIA NARANJO
JUNO . de 1921.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13

defendieron "su derecho" hasta Ell
fin. La resistencia Cstuyo llena de
martirio; pero la reivindicaci6n ha
sido completa-
Esa resistercia de seiS % iris
ties V miserables conStituye IA obra
mas merltoria del deStierro. ST to-
dos lutheran claUdicado ante q IN
'arte vencedCr Sc habria pcrpe-
I do el c~riterio horrendo de que los
nenciGos en- polftica perdfan 81 ma
cionaIidad : hasta su honor. La
Suelta de todos los emigrados, en-
condolences humillantes habrta SEN
tado IN p~recedente criminal para el
porvenir. Por consiguiente. cada des-
terrado que Sc sostuvo tercamente
en- 81 p~roposito de no ceder, contri-
buys en- su espera, a levantar el ca
acter nacionaL Hay veces en- que
4 admission de un favor signiflca
a renuncia de IN derecho.
La batalla p~o.tsica Puede sStar
rcrdida para II mayoria, porqUe aun
impera 81 C6digo de QUeretaro: pero
e. cambio, esta ganada r. hataila
1oral que Sc Iibr6 en- contra del Go
bierno tiranico que le cerr6 las pucr
tas de Ia Payria 4 todos III advor
rios. NolveraD los desterradOS c.
ciudadanos = no como ~esclavos: vo.-
.v"ran ejerciendo derechos : no ORE:
{ 7Io g~raJitudes; volveran por Ia
puerta principal Y no Dor 81 pasillo
cculto de las criados. Con ellos vCe'-
ve IA conciencia de que Mexico e .
pats civil!zado que admite en- 81
no a los combatienteS de las mas
apuestas ideas.
! eStt conquista no "a 4 seq para
heneEicio exclusive de Ia ~generac:'
actual: IS una conquista Get.niti'.
+, "a uaGje ~ q poder emDaNar G.
sj future. e. tracaso De Ia ~int-arsi-
Iencia de Carranza. servira e~locuen-
temente para que en- 10 Sucesivo no
g. repitau deSmanes como los De
9I+. Las palahras recienres del c.
de "A Huerta. entranan Ia coHdsna-
ci6n mas Categorical Dc los homhres
o,'" 10 aarecedieron en- .el der.
y De Ia Huerta pertereci6 al re-
..yn de Don Nerusciano. como tam
! n p~ertenec!6 Oh-eS6H. como igual-
: perrenecieron las demas tigu-
As ~salIertes del nUevo Gobie-no
Ellos fueron parciaIrnente response
bles de los atentados de hace se!s
amos: por ESQ 81 actttud de hoy equi-
vale q Il -~ectiifcIci6n.
ESa r~ectificaci6n "s IN r-iu7fo, ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13
lila MODA AL DIA.....
HERMoSO VESTlDO De RECsP-
ION

Nrucho GO Ia venido hablando en- IA
vor = en- contra. en- los ulttmos me-
ses. de los trates de reception o sarao.
sin espalda, mcJor dicho. de los yes
tidos que deian al descub!erto compile
tamente Ia espalda de las damas. CO.
mo dicha moda no serA tan facilmente
aceptada por mucIas sehoras y seno-
ritas. Sc ha ideado un corte especia!
Que al mlsmo tempo que cumple con
In Citada modG, evita Ia exhibition To-
tai de la parte posterior del torso fe-
meniRo.
En- el modelo !nserto. nuest-as lee
toras encontraran una bonita inter
p~retaci6n de "a moda de n espalda
desnuda, con Ia simple creacion de
I'm adorno que encubre parte de 10 es-
palda. Ese adorno consiste en- n
guirnalda de gran6es flores artificial
les, hechas de grandes petalos ater-
ciopelados, que Sc prends de uno do
los homhros Y pasa diasonalnente Il
trav&s de la espalda, hasta el costR-
do opuesto, en- donGe Sc une al cinto.
FL vestido esta c~onteccionado con sa-
tin en- un tono verde malva Y 81 as
pecto vaporoso que tiene el trale Sc
consigue por medic de una especie de
sohre-falda de tul del mismo color, que
da Ia siiueta "~bouffantn, La sobre-
falda termina en- pico per o. frente y
por detras Y a MEDIA Que So acorta
en- los ~costados, Sc levanta para dar Ia
stlueta de moda, FL cinte es de list6n
de seda verde y ell buste de tut NAL
va, sin manga y sin espa!da y muy es-
| cotado por al frente. En- veg de I'M
| eomplicado Socado, So usa un peInado
| Sencillo Y largos aretes de amatista Sc
penen en- las opsjas,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13

FL parrid0 s~ociaIista de- los Estados
UnidCS. IA lido a huscar d su caadi-
dato. = Ieyarle Ia buena nueva De su
designation. q IA Penitenciarfa Fee
deral de Atlanta.
En- .'prision garb." dentro de Ia
;rdumentaria tntamante no stempre.
,por sophisticated preside de Geo--
Cia. Eugene y. Debts. recibe, tras De
las rs3as Serradas de la carcel Sede-
ral. n Mr.. seymour Stedman, Vice
! Presidente an Ia c~andidatura socia-
lista. que le comUnica, en- lorna
Official. Que una parte De Ia opinion
americana. Y Il parte respectable,
70 ellie PreSidents de Ia Rep0bl'ca,
10 invita- q Ia lucha Dor "a victoria
electoral Y que miilones Dc homhres
pcuen a 81 servicio sus a~ctividades.
sus enerEfas y su dinsro.
El triunfo de Debts. es dtflciL. "a
otra vez ha s,do designado para 81
; mismo pussto, y ha sido derrotado
aGn ances De dar principle "a lucha,
p pesar de los m'liares de voros
con su rombre. cue han llenado las
D. u-nas electorales. Ademas. Ell elemen-
70 co~nservador. los Erandes intere-
SOS amertcaroS, las autoridades. la
opinion de IA mayoria. esta1 en- su
contra. FL soc!alismo.-belio IDEAL
rei~nvindicadoT : redentor-consIitu-
ve todavta IN pelIgro. ma amenaza.
para las s~ociedades ~actUales cuyos
.nte-eses uGl-!ples Sc sostienen en-
un equi}tbr!o cue ha r,enester. para
TO ronpcrse. dc ruchas component
das. de muchos corvencionalismos.
de muchas r~ransigenc'as. de muchas
i1justicias.
Po- ESQ 81 c-tunfo de Debts es
punto ueaos que impossible. hoy mas
que uunca para 81 couQ1 c~rIterio.
rs IN candidate a qsiea Ia tustic,a,
= quien Ia ley. a cullen Ia opinion
nacional. han Ilevado p Precidio.
para castiEar,e nor una labor que
aparecfa cortraria a los intareses
americanos.
4 pesar de clio, ell partido socia-
rista va a busca-io a Ia carcsl on
Ecrde 10 encerr6 e. Eob!erro ameri-
cano. a ~Ilevarle Ia buena nueva de
su designation Y a otrece-le sus eaeC
gas V sus dineros para IA contien-
da electoral. La prision. IA senten-
ria. 81 ~veredicto de la tusticia, no 10
ma !nutilizado para aspirar a Ia prt-
rae-a raristracura de los Estadcs
Jridos. Es tan observation-disclosures
los socialtstas por 10 menos,-en 81
zelda de "a P~eo:tenciarfa de Atlanta,
como Mr.. Lowde1 en- Ell Cap!tol!o de
Illinois. Mr.. Johnson en- su curul de
senadoC de IA Rep65,ica y 81 Gene
raj Wood en- 81 despacho de Jete de
Estado Mayor.
No eacueatras en este, iector. al
so ex5tico. ext-aHo. incomprens!bls
dent-o de nrestras fo-mas. de nues-
--as ideas Y &c nuestro medic po-
lftico7
Hurca en- ~ nenoria. - recorda-
ras que al alguna rez ruiste a una
casiIla electoral, clio no fua antes &c
que te ente-aras de qu!en era el
candidate con mayores probabIlIdades
de riunfo, mctor d!cho. de quien era
ell candidate Official. En- IN regimen
denocratico. IN candidate Official es
una ~necaci6n y una aherraci6n: Ia
election es una comeG!a en "a cual
Ell pueblo llena los sttIos de los COM
parsas = en- II que el gobiernc So
a de "repa-ttr" e. pepei prin-
cipal. ei del prctagonista, 81 actor
elegtdo por 81. IN actor cuyas fscul-
tades ie sen ~conocidas, Y que no Sc
movera en- IA escena polftica y gu
ORNAMENTAL, sin6 sisaierto Jas In
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13

IN opinion publica los encuentre, CO.
los socialistas de los Estado
Ur!dos. I a buScar nj suyo. a VI
zelda de ID PenitenCiarla de Altar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13

San Antonio Drug Co. q T. 4. Chapa DrrG
- = Alberto Diaz Leal. sis Lake View
Ave. San Antonio. Texas.
Los peditos per mayor. divtiarse n Fe!iS
II Espinosa. Box 2I5. Laredo. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-13

Estrada, en- que resuenen las boVe-
das, de Ia cathedral de Mexico e.
ofic!o protestante. Ia nacionalidad
estara perdida, coC1o estara PERIL
da 81 dia CUE dele tie hablarse Ell
el territorio ell espahol, pues son in
seperables para nuestras tierras 10
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n. MUZOrIZ BLANCO
, 1920-12-11
Correspondence.
NAVAL BAND sRENDERS BRAND
NEW PROGRAM
PERHAPS LAST NIGHT CONCERT
Special Invitation Extended

Music lovers who so willingly contri-
buted to the batch of new music for the
present Christiansted Naval Bard.
through the medium Of Mr.. Alfred JOHN
son, are poll ely informed that a portion
of the pieces are here. Some of these
pieces form the brand new program that
the band will render on Sunday night.
A special invitation is therefore extend
ed to you. And the general public must
not fail &c come and listen. Fourteen
men O. this band are to. be trans
fered to their new post at Coco-Solo in
the very near future. If the band .suc-
ceeds in rendering this concert, it is the
, 1920-12-11
St. Jon s Chur14.
Nation Wide Campaign.

THE Church by her very existence IS
committed to a forward programme.
That programme involves and requires
prayer, knowledge, and service. Service
means man power and money.
The ordinary money drive" asksyou to
part with as much money as you can be
cause of the nature of the need.
The Nation Wide Campaign is address
ed TO the people of the Episcopal Church.
1t asks them TO change their attitude to-
ward their money. 1t is not asking them
to exhaust themselves in one enthusiastic
squirt of giving, it is asking them to put
their giving on a higher plane and to
keep it there.
If it is a drive for any one thing.;~it is a
drive for STEWARDSHIP! This is the
capitalization of money.
"All things come Of Thee! o Lord.
and OF THINE OWN; have we given
Thee.
SERVICES TOMORROW AT THE U.s.
UAL HOURS.
, 1920-12-11
Frederiksted, St. Croix, Y. l., u. S,

December 10th. 1920.
TheS. S. Parma" arrived on Wednes-
day afternoon, the 9th inst. at 4.3C
O'Clock from New York via St. Thomas.
with a cargo of 1910 packages, mails
and the following passengers:
Mrs. @. E. Kelly, Mrs. A. loren, Miss
Margaret loren. Mrs. K Millard &
child, Master T. loren, Robert c.. Fer
ris, Mrs. Ferris. Miss A. Ferris, Fre1-
erick Iemsley, Director of Police Morn
ingstar, V. Frederiksen, MIR. H. P, Mel
son, wv. Sister Landradie. Mrs. T..
Krouse, Miss |. Nielsen. Carmen Nielsen,
Dagmar Nielsen, Lara M: Nielsen, Hell.
mar Nielsen, Mr.. J.. Tornoe, 1t. O. E.
Kelly, Mrs, Francis Blyden, Judge Noli,
Mr.. Jos. A. Benjamin, Master Benjamin,
Master |. Benjamin, Mrs. Benjamin,
Miss Benjamin. Miss N. Benjamin.
Mary Hardcastle, Bert A. Russell, Alsa
James, Police Benjamin Benjamin, Jose
Soto, Jose Lopez, Alexander N. Nc Bean.
After unloading she sailed for St.
Kits and other Windward Islands.
Passengers for St. Kitts:-Nora Au-
dain & child, Catherine Brown.
Passengers for Guadeloupe:-Augus-
tine 6. Sobrino, Ramon Diaz Carmena,
and William Leonard.
Passengers for Barbados = Charles
Walker.
Time of sailing: yesterday at 4 P. M.
S&+
, 1920-12-11

- according to an advertisement pub
lished in this issue the schnr. Virginia"
left San Juan only yesterday morning.
Under ordinary circumstances this may
delay her arrival at Frederiksted by some
II hours.
, 1920-12-11

make, connection via Porto Rico on the
18th. will result in the dispatch ofdomor-
faW afternoon reaching the States after
the holidays.
, 1920-12-11
LOCAL.

The Creole is here today with St. Tho
mas and some English mails.
The Postmaster asks that tho public be
advised tolembrace the opportunity offer
ed by the S. S.. Korona in making Xmas
mailing to the States as any failure to
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-21
GOSHEN NEWS


Josiah P. Boyts. "a. for 30 years
a Goshen resident and who for
much OF that time conducted q
boarding house here. died AT the
home OF his daughter. Mrs. Bert
Glover. Of this city. after a long III
ness OF high blood pressure. Sur
vivtnE are his wife. tw sons and
three daughters. One OF the sons
John + Boyts. is manager Of the
Graylind hotel at Miami. Fla.
BY a score OF 36 20 3, the Laporte
high school basketball team defeat
cd Goshen high school FIVE at City
PARK pavilion.
Motorcycles on the endurance
run being conducted by the Harley
Davidson Dealers Association Of In
diana are scheduled 20 arrive in
Goshen from Marion at noon Thurs
day and leave here az ] o'clock p.
m. for Logansport.
Ralph Wolfgang. IL. il under ar
rest at Bremen, charged with at
tempting 10 rob the Joe Frost pool
rom in that town. He was caught
IN the pool room 10 IL said and Is
in jail at Plymouth.
DR. W p. Page OF Goshen was
elected commander Of Goshen post.
No. 30, American Legion.
Mrs. Reuben Lutz, II. died at her
home here after long illness OF
paralysis. For 81 years she had
resided In Goshen Surviving are
her husband. two sons and three
daughters.
Elijah L. Thayer so. formerly a
Goshen undertaken, died at his
home IN Grand Rapids. Mich The
body was brought 10 Goshen for
burial
John d. Pond & Co. Goshen pro-
duce dealers. SHIPPED $4,000 pounds
u poultry, valued at $4,000. TO New
York city
Lieut.. Arthur Dewey, T. s. A. Of
this city, has arrived at Antwrep,
Belgium
Rob e. Kessler OF Goshen en-
listed in the United States army and
went to Camp Benning, Ga.
Ray Bowers OF Bristol has a dis
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located shoulder. the result OF in
juries received when a load Of hay
on which he was riding was upset
Frank w Tucker OF indianapolis
chief inspector Of weights and
measures and state food and drug
Inspector. inspected hotels. candy
kitchens and restaurants in Goshen.
Allen T. Wysong Of Ligonier, for
merry Of Goshen. has gone 70 Ari-
IONA and New Mexico for the bene-
At OF his health.
Joseph L. Butterfeld and Paul L.
Kinney OF Goshen were elected 10
the Phi Lamda Upsillon at Purdue
university.
Goshen dealers who had invested
In hides lost heavily through the
bottom falling out OF the market.
Muskrat and skunk hides that until
recently commanded 1925 each are
now selling at 25 cents apiece.
Newton Calbeck OF this city
lessee and manager OF the Lincoln
theater in this city, has resigned as
member OF the town board Of
Nappanee. Daniel Culp was elect
ed by the board 10 fiji the vacancy.
Efforts are being made here to or
ganize a new agricultural associa-
ton TO take over the Goshen fair
grounds, which are 10 be sold at re-
ceiver's sale Nov. 30. The old as
ISOLATION is bankrupt. Creditors will
not receive anything. 1t is said.
Grounds OF the association are wall
ued at $4,000.
Shortly before he died in Goshen
hospital. Eugene II Warren of Co
shen made a will in which he be
queathed most Of his property 70
his niece. Mrs. Jennie Bacon. of
LOOMS, Calf. Mr.. Warren apprO-
priated 5000 with which TO pay fu-
neral expenses and debts He gave
$500 TO st. James Episcopal church
OF this city as a memorial to his
wife. who died several years ago.
Judge James s. Drake OF the cir
cult court here has been elected
president of the organization recent
~ effected 70 bring about a Boys
club. which will occupy the Charm
ley property on w. Lincoln av.. op-
posite the court house. joseph NJ.
Farrell, a manufacturer, is vice
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-21

president and II Y. King secretary
treasurer.
The Indiana SKATE public service
commission has ordered Goshen city
20 increase its electric current rates
20 conform with the bOst recently
granted the Hawks Electric Co. OF
Goshen. The municipal plant and
the Hawks company had been en-
gagged in competition for 25 years
Now the city is buying it's current
OF the Hawks concern and equip
ment at the municipal plant is idle
Goshen city is preparing 70 increase
rates for steam heating The line
extends from the water and light
plant to Goshen hospital. a distance
OF two blocks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-21

Plenty Of exercise in and out Of
the kitchen viii give a girl a bet
ter complexion than comes from any
chemical compound.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-21

Folks are enjoined 10 give until
il hurts. and lot of persons do not
need TO give much before feeling a
pain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-21

If a man has a lot Of objection
able habits he will require a lot OF
time 10 make apologies and explain
atoms