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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12

i1le Mcntezuma llamaban a la Montana
Sleeping Ute con un nombre cuyo sig
nificado. era Yuca; debiGo la abundan
cia dc esta planta que crecfa Ell aque-
Hos parajes.
El Superintendent del Parque Ma
cional Mesa Verde sera el, guardian
del nut vo mOnumento.
En- l'oviembre "a ell Presidente Will
son iirm6 la proclama en- la cual Sc ex-
tiende el Gran Monumento Nacional
Quivira, de Nuevo Mejico, de 161 acres
que tet;ia $50.
Sc crey0 necesario hacer esto con el
fin lie conservar 10 mas impoftante
|existentc de las ruinas pertencGientes
a las Erimeras Misiones Espanoias que
pobfaro1 ell suroeste de America. Y IL
brarlas de las destrucciones y la bar
barrie.
TamLien esta inmensa area de terre
no nacionalizado, contiene inaprecia-
bIes ruinas de nn valor desconocido
adm, pero extenso
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12

ilsfsy Massm. ~ slnlnnse a. -.
menau aar reaae - Nmrsn aes&. ncu.
~ - pa.ur lss = nmnrne iFnase A.
qns ~ frlimnni auie a une rsilllis a
al,erle al,~s,uie a. ~ e,s.sa Mnlal
AfaserIn sn sssAssn. fnnaAnae b ~.
saslta rn qne ~ suneiarra saararmir.
mpsnie i,fsamslus lsn musleos 8ne a
expi~p para qne ~ h cencgilefa.
~ 80 - rukl rrtA q rFiissio a mls
isSssE~s n~na De una carsiisa ssl.Et
"a an hAllase tan aividida Ia anna'
Hsislasl. tonso - Ia de- las cansas sui
rlen.rs para ruFiar q laEo muirimo
nlal. Isrro me Tafsxe qhe II 70 tulie
~ sido inrz halsria complacido Al 80
pass ls.ticionaria. \ cv'o cue mncllo'
,le l"s aAe - enieren del caso. con
renaran qonmigo en- cue csie bnen
homl'rc tiene Faz6n para decir cue 81
esposa 30 le inspira ya Ia nccesaria
conaanza para dcjarla sola cnGDdO sais
ncgocios Be- hagan abandOnar In cin'
dad 20 sil rsidencia. IA incideite es
pin;or-Sco en- gIadO sumo:
Mr. Mason sali6 de viaje. D,.bia ne
cornr nn extcnso territOriO y pasarse
fuera dc su casa mnchOs dias. Vi0s'
ObligadO a volver a Nueva York. ino.
pinadimente. Regres6, perO en- su ca
sa le mformarOn que Mabel. su sehOra
hallals.sc. como acostumbraba duran
tie las frecuentes ausencias de su ma
rido. em casa de sns tfos, EN- Atlantic
City.
FL yiajante. al enterarse del pase,
de Mabel, So encamin6 la Ofc;na te
legrAh.a mas pr0xima con objetO d,
ponerlt un mensaje a su sehOra anun
ciantola su regreso Y pidiendole qu'
rOlvi,"e e inmediatamente. Mas, en- e
camino, hall0se en- una Gale NAL alum
brada noto que lie precedfa ana figu
ia g"ntil de mujer. No pOdfa distin
guir detalles, pOr la escaceZ dc luz
Pero era una mujer del tipo que a e
lie asradaba. Alta Y bien tornado. Ii
ligereza de sus paZOs indicaba ju
ventud. Carcul6 rapidamente su eda'
Ell % 26 ai1os Sinti6 que el amo
penetraba ell su coraZ0n como un chis
pazo 81. estaba enamOradO de aque
LA mrjer Y Sc propusO emprenGer 81
conqulsta. Empez6 pOr apresurar c
pasO. al colocarse dentro de Ia fra
gante estela del perfume de ella, com
preEdio que su repentino amor entra
ba ich el periodic de la ebullici6n Qua
quiera de los que hacen a estas Inca.
elghdnOr de su atenci6n, 81 ha via jado
Sc apresurara disculparlla exaltaci0I
del iajante. q IH jasE5ats
La Gale, como he dichD, estaha alum
Rrada malamepteaaL La .mujer Gamma
ba caGa vez con mayor lentitnd,, De
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12
Junto al CapitoIio


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ag.rrsuFuim a rnse Bmm aluaAnrAa.
ansn. anr alras tFnne.unirs inaaslsyaus
s.ndl..um rsamlar "a illssfaa - mo.
samlsssss A fn. - I,aee tnnis q sila
> sa.legneslae lsur IA Iamaimislne a.
anisn aeg,clia uler San ngTMslaiAe ntr
mas siaao hallaE frro aariglsa qne
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b. qssf .asrio ae aleEria. - npis-aEra a
rs,laEafao CON n sayo. qur'lanao asd c.sn
rrrtidus Dos one hsstA nqnrl nsesnciiio
eran saminanies dcssanocidos 81 una
par-ia cue paseala su amor. Ais~ia-
IN q 4 lmaEo De sn cumpahrra > ssn.
TIA. eicnntado. que sn preston rcspon
iIa oiga. In del bravo de ella. rero
al hal aHse laio In luz de un farol. y
realiyar Harry 81 rssonocimica.o su-
periicial que se hace ca tales casos. sol.
10 el 9razo.
-; Maial .--diio con VOC ronca.
=: Earry .-coniest0 ella as1lnbra-
Tia.
NJ uMa palabra mas. Ia muler sa-
li6 andandO precipitadamente sill vol
yer IN vista. y el hOmbre Sc peTdio a
POGO cn In ObScuridad de dOnde habfa
salidO. Al dfa siguiente. present0 6s-
te su petici0n de divorciO. relate el en-
cuentro. 10 que hizo. Ia facilidad con
lue fne aceptadO. PerO no pudo cOnse
guir Ia separation, pOrque Mabel ase.
gur6 que cOnOci6 a su maridO Y Guiso
darle una brOma.
YO no Sc 81 tendrl raz6n Harry. al
snpOner que 81 no lmbiese sid0 quien
era, su encuentro habrfa culminsdO Ell
sun idiliO, que, cuandO menOs, halria
sidO Ciortiticante para el espOs0 de la
se1orh con quien tropez6 ell IN calle,
en- el mai cuartO de hOra de todOS los
marid1s. nj pueda asegurar 81 Ma
ibel dira In verdad al afirmar que recO-
nocio su espOSO, ell aquel tenOriO
callejnro y quisO darle una lecc;0E, pc
rO 10 ciertO es que los maridos. para
evitar iIcidentes desagradables y des.
,cubrimientOs chocantes, debfan abste-
nerse, de regresar de sus yiaies inO.
pinadamente. Las tres cuartas par
ties de las desazones que sufre Ia huma
nidad Sc deben que las senoras nc
han ogradO prOyeer a sus compafie
ros, de algin medic mecanico one les
sirv', para adyertir su presencia cor
iciertG anticipaci6n.y 70 creo cue 81
contiplia ,agmentando ,el poderfo de la
mujer, llegaran los esposos ser pro
vistos de, I'M, sonoro. claXQn, gle les
lkssirya, como q los AUTOMOBILES, para
1vittar academies crpeles o simplcmen-
e dolcrosOs. ,t .,., ,,, .f.
.ai4au,isn aAEEraNHE {
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12
sE ARRsilAENbA2d RENDE

a gmejor ,fnca, I,lstica de vegas de
Caguas de 1874 cIerdas cabida. Exec
.lente para ell cultivo de cana, tabaeo y
pastos. Linda con la Carretera Cen
tral. Dista de la via. ferrea Santa
Juana 700 metros. Sc haIla bahada
por los rios Turabo, Quebradillas y
la Quebrada Beatriz tiene casa-habi-
taci6n.
Para informes dirijanse al LcdO.
Abella Bast6n, Box 1906, San Juan,
Puerto Rico. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12
QUINCALLEROs

ST quieren tener utilidades en-
Hsus compras no hagan estas sin
visitar a MANUEL RODRI-
.GUEZ donde consiguiran mas
"del Is por ciento de rebaja.Y
''Encajes", amedias, calcetines,
bOrdadOs, Olanes, telas y zapatOs,
hay grandes existencias en- r
LA LUNA.
Rio Piedras, o Puerto Rico.
h .5Ha $setasil5' 1a%'}@i Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12

Metliante una proclama expeilida por
el Presidente Wilson, para la preser-
vaci6ii de las reliquias de los comienzos
de la civilization americana, hase. re-
conociGd como monumento nacional la
Casa de la Yuca. e
Estas ruinas pfehist6ricas Sc encuen
tran localizadas en- los wales de la
Montana Sleeping Ute, que esta al
gunas millas distante del Parque Ma
cional Mesa Verde, en- el Colorado, al
final del Vale Mentezuma
El nueyo monumento eontiene 10 que
|hasta Ia fecha ha sido cOnocido du-
rante aiios por las Ruinas del Marian-
Ftial Azteca. Consisten estas ruinas
de los rernanentes de dos grandes es-
tructulas denominadas la Casa Alta Y
Baja, y de numerosos edificios de PEI
queflIs dimensiones, que al ,pare.e- for
maball en- un tempo una villa de al
guna extension. La terra que abarca
|el nle3o monument0, nacl0naI aleanza
POGO mas o menos diez acres, ha
sido danada al Gobierno, por Henry
Van Kleck, de Denver, Colorado, sien-
do iicho donatiyo aceptado por los
Estados Unidos.
Ell nombre seleccionado para bauti-
gar el sitio. fue el de Monumento Nacio
nal CASA Yucca, despu6s de consultarse
con Las antoridades de la Institution
ESmiths3hian, por creersele mas apropia
do qre ell de Ruinas del ManantiaI Az
teca. ncnbre que encieFra la err6nea
teorfa dc cue existiera relaci6n algnna
entire las ruinas mencionadas con los
aztecas mejicanos Los indios del Va
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12
Banco Territorial y Agricola de Puerto Rico
PAGo DE DIyIDENDO

pOr ConsejO Administration repartir sD
eento sObre e vaOr
PRIlIERA SEGUNDA serie de este
A ayisa los senores accoas dede esta
fecha las bOas hb de Gaia queda alberto e de dchO
dYideudo pueden Secreara
las correspondence papeet IAN, p r. de EnerO
de 1920E SecretaTio-P ROtafortEl Director GerenteM
Martinez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12
COMPRO.

Maiz, AjonjOli, AchiOte, AImi-
don, Mani, HuanO, Gengibre y
HediOnda.
PreciOs al +. o. Box 631.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12
Banco Territorial y Agrioola de Puerto Rico
SECCION DE AHoRROS

los irnoneutes las bretas numerOs: 81 1O3 26S $780,
1904 1853 20S 322S les avisa pOr e presente
debern preseuaras la Gaia del BancO abonO de
pOr constancia las mpOscOnes dane ei
aoSAN JUAN p r. 20 de Dciembre de l9l9El SecretariO-
L. TocafOrt.-E Director Gerente--M. Martinez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-12
A Los CONSTRUCTORS.
PAPEL para TECHAR de y Phys.
Solicitenlo
Rodriguez HermailOs.
San Jose No. 2. Telefono 41s.

Ofrecemos .'YACAS DE LECHE'
acOstumbradas a conner en- pesebre,
prOpias para familias 4ue VIVIAN en-
Miramar y Santurce.
Informaran Piza Hermanos. Allen
81. Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12

daughter were badly bruised. Mau-
rice and a fourth member of the
car, Miss Dorothy Weaver. were un-
injured
An uncle OF Earl Rednan. Simon
Boromershine, residing on farm
near Goshen. has volunteered the
s.. 600 bail asked I'm the case Of the
alleged Niles forger. Q. Weaver,
who was also implicated in the
charge, has been released on bail
of $1,000.
Deputy Sheriff Andrew Martin
Wednesday placed George Williams.
who gives his home as Detroit. I'M
der arrest, charging him with steal
ing "a watech belonging to a man en-
ployed in the boiler room at the
French paper mills Williams was
working in the gravel FIT when ar
rested and the stolen watch was
found in mis- shoe
Edwin Ausmus. son n Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Ausmus. 1903 y. Fifth
st. and Miss Cecilia Sherry. daugh-
ter of Fred Sherry OF Kalamazoo
were married Monday noon at the
Methodist church at Kalamazoo by
the Rev. Mr.. Fox. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ausmus will make their home at
1892 y. Fifth st
G. Pammel. secretary Of the
Chamber Of Commerce. has been
instructed to ask the city officials
TO see 10 il that the traffic and
speed laws are enforced If thew
find 10 impossible. the secretary has
been instructed 10 take the matter
up with the state constabularv i'm
the hope that possible accidents
may be prevented by the curbing Of
the speed mania
The opening Of tho agiou
club rooms will be bon 90. "'-1rs,-
day night. staring al 'o-l.
The new rooms are loe. 'r-...',-
over T. Q. SchmidCS lrl-t .-'...,
Every member in good s.r
urged 10 attend, as well MS a-.
itOrs in the city who are me-
of some other post. II IS planned
have the first dance Of the sra..
I'm the very near future Basket b. .f
viii start directly after Thanksgir-
ing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
KNABE SIGNS TO LEAD
KANSAS CITY IN 1921

KANSAS CITY, Nov. II. - otto
Knabe. who managed the KaItas
City team of the American associa-
tion. the latter part Of last season,
Thursday signed a contract TO man
age the local organization during
the 1921 season.
Pres't Muehlbach Of the Kansas
City club purchased Dutch" Zewill-
ing. outhelder. from Indianapolis
and traded Alex Mccarthy, captain
and second baseman of the Kansas
City team for Artie Butler, Milwau-
kee second baseman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
A Medicine of Merit

a proprietary medicine, like every
thing else that comes before the
public has to prove its merits. The
law Of the survival Of the fittest ap-
plies in this field as in others. The
reason for the tremendous success
OF Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound is because il has been full
nlilng a real human need for forty
years so that today thousands Of
American women owe their health
and happiness 10 the marvellous
power of this famous medicine. made
from roots and herbS-na-ure' rem
edy for wOman's ills. Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
TAD'S TID-BITS
NO HEAVY EVER LOST TITLE UNDER AGE OF THIRTY


is than
Will be yearfro
He
or and W pass
o und ne a 30.
The
John L. Sullivan the of "a knocked Corbe
i'm n ked outb
a a
i'm eff wasm made
the under him
Johnson 81 when
ard a Iavan
Willard Dempsey dropped him
age.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
Irish Grid Men
off for Battle
With Indiana

With all If his regulars in per
fDCt condition and line of reserves
such ass has never before worn tie
Cold and BLUE ON hand Coach Knute
Ecckuc viii lead his western foot
BAN title coutcuders from Notre
Dame aboard am Indianapolis train
at 1850 o'clock this morning en-
raGte for the Capital city where
they meet the Crimson OF Indiana
university Saturday IN the Battle
which viii decide the state champ
iousIip.
The squad viii include the first
string composed Of r. Anderson
and kiioy. ends. capt Coughliu and
shaw tackle. smith and II. Ander-
son. guards, Larson. center. Brandy
and Grant QUarterbaCks: Gipp.
Parry and and Nohardt, halfbacls,
Eynue. fulbaCk. This IS tie line
mp }ocsne VIII probably start
against the state university team.
probably alternating Brandy and
Grant at quarterback and NOharGL
and Barry ar riEht half. The en-
tire second s-r.nE eleven viii also
make the trip. In all IS players
VIII board the train. Then entire
beside a hundred or more students
and South Bend followers OF the
team viii make the trip. Some viii
accompany the team while others
viii leave uu carly trains saturday.
The official football trip, on which
occasion the entire student body
follows the team. viii be made the
following week 20 Evanston. H..
where The Irish engage Northwest
err
The Irish held their anal drfl
OF the work i'm the gymnasium
Thursday afternoon while the first
snow OF the season made outdoor
practice impossible EoCkne con-
tInuod the building of a defense
against the passing attack expect
ca Of the Crimson.
Early reports from indianapolis
indicate that q crowd OF I 9 600 or
more win attend the saturday game
Hotel reservations are already going
fast and almost au 81 the reser>-
seats for the contest have been ap-
piled for.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
airing Factions OF Baseball VIII Make AT Chicago Meeting Tod
MAGNATES AGREE
ON SELECTION OF
lands AS HEAD
Minors Appoint Committee to
Meet With Majors for
Reorganization

KANSAS CITY. Mo--Nor H.
|Nith a dove Of peace perched or
heir shoulders. the warri1g clubs
4 the American and National
agues left here Thursday night
Tor Chicago where they niH meet in
conference TO decide for war or
|eace IN the major leagues.
Prediction were made on every
band that the eleven club owners oil
he newly organized Sew National
ague and the five clubs loyal to
res't Fan Johnson. of the Amen
aa league. will agree 20 end hes
llues. whu, no official announce
ent has been made every membcr
/ r the two major leagues has gone
70 record as beiu. in favor Of q De-
I-rauization in baseball. or the APP
IO,utmcut OK "a new board or control
ud the selection Ot Fedora. Jud-t
-andis Of CHICAGO, as the chairman
th a salary OF $4,000 a year. Az
- the minor leagurs had agreed
pom the selection OF committee
III six % meet with the major
IaCues In developing The plan OF
& lscball Communication and had see
. cteI Buffalo. ~ s., for Che 1872
i invention tity DE annual couveu-
Aon was closed The committee se-
. lcted TO meet the threatened ma
E Jr league war ls settled It ls con-
.dered likely thar the joint meet
" Of the three orga niZdtors prob
.blv will not be- held until February.
Give sexton salary.
. The minor IeIgUcrs unanimously
#ltod 90 place PRIEST 81. Ut. sexton
Rock Island, Ms on AN aunua!
Il lazy OF $4,000 and have him de
#ofe his full time 90 league affairs.
xtou has served the minors for
4 years without compensate.
j larry of John If. Farrell of Au-
Irn. y. Y. secretary and treasurer
the association was raised from
600 10 $500. The funds 90 meet
csc salaries will Doe obtained by APP
Il Separating two per cent of the pur-
. ase price OF an players sold.
The following league officials were
E osen AS members of the national
Il arbitration.
4 Thomas j. Hickey Prest Of the
#neriCan Assn. Cal Ewing Of the
CHIC Coast League anu l'tNIN l..
4 ltz. president of the International
j que asa representative of the
ass 4. a. leagues. a. r. TearucN
u CUES. Dan O'Neil pre- ideut of
n esident of the Thrce-I and Western
president Of tho Southern Assn.
p Eastern league and John ID. Mar
presenting class s.. leagues. Robert
8-own Of the Pacific international
81 que. George IT, Maines. president
s. the Ontario league and
W Dickersun, president Of the
s ntral league. representing she
ass p. leagues. y y. Cornish OF
South Atlantic league represent
l. Glass c. leagues. and ". r.. Rose.
csldeut Of tho Florida state league
Representative OF the Class ID.
CUES.
Nearly 100 cases involving every
ng from disputes between clubs
er the ownership Of players and
81 ritOrial rights remain for settle.
mt before the board of arbitr1-
ri n which probably viii he iu scs~-
until the end Of the week. one
H the interesting cases involves 20
s Dute between the Western Assn
4 the new Southw e~tern league
pr the Muskogce. Okla. territory.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
NILES

Special 10 News Times
NILES. Mich, Nov 10 - Much
trouble with the city lights has been
reported in the last few days, and
not a few neighborhoods have been
i'm total darkness. The trouble. it
has been found. is due almost en-
tirely TO short Gcuited wires. The
wind blowing primary and seCOn-
dairy wires together causes the cur
rent of the former 20 be transferred
to the latter, and as a result the
city lights are burned out While
officials have succeeded in repairing
the flaw i'm one circuit there still
remain two circuits with trouble un-
detected Supt. Cradle and his as
>istants were busilv engaged in
searching for the defects Wednes-
day
Commencing Thursday. Contract
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
Ugh PREPARED TO
ROUT KALAMAZOO
.iss Only Regular Out of
Game-Gransden Conf
dent of Victory.
RY ORANGE NND BLUT.

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12

ner and little daughter. Janet. and
seriously damaging both cars. The
wagon, owned by Chris. J. Plow-
man. of Vernon Heights. was un-
lighted, and, fl is alleged. refused
10 give the right of way to Mr..
Reed. The Bremen car, driven by
Maurice Bremen, was returning
from South Bend and happened
upon. the scene just as Mr. Reed was
cNtricating himself from an en-
bankment into which he had plow-
ed TO avoid hitting the wagon.
While Mrs. Bremen and little
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12

or Bicketts will work day and night
shifts 90 insure completion of the
Baumaun theater on Thanksgiving
day The Ellsworth store at South
Bend has the contract for furnish
ing the draperies and interior dec
orationS. The opening bill on
Thanksgiving day will consist Of
and pictures.
While turning out to avoid a
wagon ON < Third ST. Monday eve
ming, Buick car belonging to
George Reed, Niles taxi man. col
lided with Herman Brenner's Studv-
baker special, upsetting Mrs. Bren-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
Canada Calls Cheerful Chirps.

Hope something that enables a
aga
by prevailing on
pa ssed some lime ago.
the great
wall the Chinese Millions
for trib
The price of things nowadays phenomenal
The fellow who a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
Richmond Legion Team
Wins From Greenwood

RICHMOND, Ind. Nov 1.-THE
Richmond American legion football
team triumphed over the Green
wood legionnaires OF Indianapolis
here Thursday TO o. The two teams
were well matched and played
balanced game. The touchdown wcs
made by Roach who starred for his
team. Springer, Of the visitors, led i'm
ground gaining for them. As a re-
suit of Thursdays win the local
eleven is claiming the state title Of
LEGION
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
Indiana Loses France
For NOtre Dame Game

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Nov. III
II became known here Thursday
that Floyd France, star linesman OF
the Indiana university football
team. will be unable TO participate
I'm the Indiana-Notre Dame game at
indianapolis because Of an injury.
He was operated on Thursday for
an absCeSS of the leg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
" ELLING TO FIGHT
LEONARD FOR TITLE

NEW YORK Nov. 11.-Joe Wei
ling. Chicago lightweight boxer. was
selected by Tex Richard Thursday
10 meet Benny Leonard. the worlds
lightweight champion, in 15-round
bout 10 a decision. The contest will
take place at the Madison Square
Carbon on Friday, Nov %. Each
man has 20 put up a forfeit OF &c.
600 70 make the weight. 1875 pounds
at . o'clock on the afternoon OF the
date named.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
'G'n Try Anything Once. ("

at
a
4 p for the promoter
Young knows that New York is a
is sixday race One
Hundred sixtyeishh
O OF month
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
ETNEn So

FLOYD Binger. who was fined so5
and costs I'm the Mishawaka CITY
court Oct 30. for unlawfully as
saulting Eli Binger. has filed an ap-
peal Of the case In the St Joseph
superior court
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
IF Hen LongfelIow Said 1t Today.


III
And things what they
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-12
ARE YOU
RUPTURED?

No ruptured man, woman or
child need be told OF the suffering
and agony resulting from the ne
gIect of this awful afflictiOn. nor of
your many disappOintments and
failure TO find a cure by expert
menting with old-fasbiOned treat
ments, leaving YOU, the sufferer, IN
even worse condition than before,
and mentally skepdcal OF ever be-
ing cured.
Every ruptured person IN Indi-
ana who calls TO sec me Is entitled
To- a Free Trial OF the
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-30
ALASKA'S OIL SUPPLY.

It is gratifying to know, says a coast exchange, that the great oil distributing companies all announce that the Alaska supply of gasoline will not be hampered by any ration ing or other methods during the summer season. Alaska and her in- dustries must be fostered. The peo- pie of the States, favored by long season and faith weather, can be put to many hardships, but the Alas ka people must be and are favored
 It is indeed good news and should be appreciated by the people of Alaska. ..~
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-30
WEALTH.

It is not true, declares Otto Il. Kahn, in a recent issue of Leslie's, that under our economic and social system "the rich are getting richer and the poor poorer" On the con- trary, the diffusion of wealth has been going on apace; the trend of things within the past twenty years has been greatly toward diminish ing the difference in the standard and general way of living between the various categories of our popula- tion. And our wealthiest men are not those who inherited their pos sessions, but those who started at the bottom of the ladder.
 The eternal law of compensation works in mysterious ways. It is un- occasionally a fact that it is not the children of the rich to whom life yields the greatest measure of joy and satisfaction and reward.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-30
ABSENT TREATMENT.

When we first heard the sug gestion that hearing on Alaskan matters was to be held in Seattle, says the editor of the Douglas Is- land News, we wondered if there was anything unusual the matter with the Territory that would keep the commission that had been ap- pointed from coming north. There is no more flu here, points out Edi- tor White; the drinking water is good; the hotels have clean beds !; this is the closed season on investi- gators-so why in thunder, when it is Alaska that is to be investigated, cant the investigators take look at the subject?