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venden . $50 cada una, zero 81 listed COM
pra 81 relox Sc hara de Ia navajo y de Ia
cadena sin ~costYrIe IN solo centavo. 81 quie.
re beneficisrse con esta oterta ertraordina-
ria, no Sc derlore. sino escriba Inmediats.
mente incluyeuto Si.G0- como dep6sito. 81
uos mslda pagan al eontado sc 10 daTeme:
por $500.
DOMESTIC WATCH CO.. Dept 1t
25i2 Fullerton Ave. Chicago ID
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EMPLEOS.
ECFSITA MOS

NECESITAMOS 3 personals
para vender I'm macnifico jabon
de casa en- casa Y tambien TN
tonico para el pelo. Pagamcs
Sueldo Y comiSion. Es:os pro
ductos son perfectamente como
cidcs Y aceptados por Ia cliente-
la mexicana. Muchos de nues-
tros ac,uales empleados estan
ganando de $500 a $1,000 dla-
rios. Ocurran q O'LEARG
PRODUCTS CO., Inc, ll0l2
Soledad St, Ciudad. tl6)
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Sc NECESITAN Senorss para TRAFALGAR en-
Ia fabrica de ycso. lOl Lakeview and
Laredo St. tl4)
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Sc NECESITA un tciedo- comretente: trs-
oain permanent" : hucn suede. Enyiense
rcEe-cncias ; pidanSe informcs 2 Southwest
Arts & Crafts, Box 2l-. Santa Fc. y. Mex.
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Sc NECESITA sonora para trabajo gene al
dc casa debc hahlar aigo de ing!es. Sc re-
auic-en bucnas referencias. 2l9 Marine 81.
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ARTICULOS MEXiCAN0S

aCABAMOs DE- RGCiBIR -Le-i'Tmas %
..,ls de Cr.a-s. q soc. y SI.@5 docena. ="
iadero dc mc-b-i:o, t5r. SA-SA-M0LE i5c
pla.,n ~ virag-e. l5t. bCte.la. PREC!OS
TOR LIBRA.-Nie. r. Co,mena soc. Mic.
q. tuna SOS. Meirg,na &C tuna soc ATES
te No-c.ia. CacaAuace tos-aCo, &c. Alo
sero. uugyc. soc. Queso bIarcc, Soc. Carrie
Secs. J5c. Cama-.n Huey0. 500. haoa-.
~. Gar5anzo de "a. 15c Lcnts.a. 2-c
g.-ior TsparI. o Hb-as ro- 500. YER
phDERO PILONCILLO de Monterrey. ~"
-.orraGOg GAIA &c 100 cones DE- s cns. 25c. b
CHOCOLATE II TAPATiO' mGy superior
a los comedies &LussJra GRATIS q sollcjt1d
CHILE PASiLLA. NEGRO y NJLAIO IN
2o-;zGu~. SIS. C~hiroLe. $l.0o. G~uaJrllo,
IS e.. Colorado ancho. S5c. Cascade. nlc-
so. So. Pa5.lla colorado Soc. Pilgrim extra
Sc. Japores. Sc. Tomato d. Frcsa4i.la, zoe.
SemlIa de ca.abaza. -. Mo,cajete~. soc. Ca
-as;a, carrie. - S. $ .5-. CJ.-clou 3Sc.
DULCES mcxlranos. 100 sCrtiios. por $l.i5.
CHORLLO csJi.o neNIcaEo, loo: calchaTro-
aes .rtscos. sc. Cai.c con esgecIas, en- pol
yg. ,5c. Chile mo.iCo. 6Oc Queso cnchiado.
60c. JARABES &c t--tH. So y I5c. boteIa :
CHA para retrescns. $I.2j. Tama-lndo nue.
80. sos. R~ASPADORES de hjsio. SIS cen,avos :
NER8AS H~EUlCiNALES. nLeTaS. sG-ulo
complete. Lo4a Ge bav-n en- hUGCa.es. e..
P,aasr 'is.a general. hoy miSmo. DESPA-
CHO ISMEDIATO. Pccjdos q CABEZUE
BROS. =. o. Bon s.. SJa. 4 san An
tonic, Texas.
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DARE BUENA GR~ATIFICACI0N a Ia per-
soma que me- proporcionc 3nformes cNactoS
acecca del actual p2radcrn de Pillar Reyes.
de - amos De edad. orisinari" dc San Juan.
Jerc@. Estado Ge XacaJecas. Mexico. hljo de
Julio Reyes : dc Paula Casas. Cualesquler
inforne sobrc este asunto, dirijase a Julio
Reyes. La Junta, Colo. ~
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Lie IENARO CENICEROS

AbcSaEo NeZ.caao, Ess@o0a toc1 cLsSe DC
raro-:os Indicates, ADMINISTRATIVE > nine
-cs- Aoa-raEo 1885. Miami. A-i@-
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Sc NECESITA. or Las Vegas. y. n. un
deHtista que liable cspanoI. DiriJanse 4 Mrs.
C.coEas Romero. Las Vegas, y. VI. uS)
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~SE EECESITA muchacha para ;rabajo Ee-
neral de casa. Casa. asistcncia y suicide. in
mejo-abees. 1921 s. Mesquite ST. Tel. Miss
r4S2. Cl6)
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Sc NECESiTAN Is seno-as = sehoritss pa
IA traba;o en- Ia fabrica dc csta;uas de yeso.
,ol Lakcview : Laredo. (i3l
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OFERTA. ESPECIAL.

No nzn6e iiner. envfe sois-
nente su direction. y 4 vuelA
dc correo lc remiti-emos: ups
preciosa tarjeta para movies Q
&c fclicitzci6n. ultimo y novedo-
SO estilo. de Z x . pulEadas, con
palisades IN realize, :mpresa en-
espahol, aco-nads con listoues
De seda 4 dolores y puesta en- 81
GAIA especial: una Gocena de pcs
tales-retratos de sctrices famo-
sas, y tres tarjetas Ge hromuro q
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TODAS las cosas que hasta hoy So han usa-
do para haecr desaparccer los barrcs. espi-
rilas. lunarcS. etc, nunca han IgGaaoo I
L NasGue" -c-uovsdor iataataneo de cS-
pinillas 81. 90: $50 Crcma Queen Cele5-
,e' y desarrollador &c. bsuso. SOC. Sl.23-
Blush O. Beauty 75c. Gone poivo depl-
Iato-io. Soc; c-cma Lillian para masa-
jc y hermosear Il PIcl, soc. y Sis. Sc en-
Wan ? todas parties rUrte pagado. mas "a
contribution de guerra. Por mayor y menor.
NGm. Hol.nad. 229 W. Commerce St. tli)
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e.: AVSOS D. OCAS(OU g
PESOUISAS.

G~RATlFICARE con $500 a "a persona que
NE proporcioEc Iniormes exactos acerca aei
actual pa-ade-o &c JESUS Sa!aza-. de 20 amos
dc edad. color moreno. bar5a Eartlda, olos
chinos. de uuien en- Julio de 1919 Sc reel
bieron las ultimas ~ruticias. procedentes de
Bascam, Montana. Cua!esGuIer lnforme So
bre este asunto. dirijase 4 Epigmenio Faz-
qucz. ChrysotiIc. AriE. t"I)
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G~RATIFICARE con s. 90 4 la persona
que nc proporcicnc infornes eXactos acer-
ca del actual raradero &c Geronimo Naldo-
aado. como de 20 a 80 amos de edad, estatu
IA baja. complexion dc.gada. usa TSotH.
habla inglcs de QUEEN hacc mucho tempo
que no sc han ,cniGo ningunas noticiEs. uCa
intorme sobre este asunto. diriJase
4 S.a Luz RodriEuez. Dc Leon. IRXas LlSl
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Sc N~ECESITAN muchachos para trabajo on
Hotel. Ocur-an Al French Cafe. i4i
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NAQCTNAS ruevas singer raaQuinas
dc segunGa Singer de 500 90. SOS. 90 ) go.
$50 90. Ctr2s ma-cas. $1,000, $500 y e.
SIS. 90. Todas dc medic gabinete : entera-
rreate titles. Tel. Tr. 6Ss5. Alamo Sewing
Machine Supply Co. 500 So. Alamo Junto
II Hotel IS. (23l
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GR~ATIFICARE CON $500 a IA persona que
me pruporcione informeS eXactos acerca dc.
actual paradcro de Jose Corona, como de
cuarenta amos de edad, cstatura regular; y
ojos Erandes. Quicn como sena particular.
tienen grabado cl p~abellon meXieano en- 81
h-azo derechc. En- 1914 So cncontraba en-
Colorado. V dcsdc cntorceS no sc han teHldo
mas ~noticias de e.. Cualesauler informe soore
este asunto diri!asc Il AtiLano Corona. Calwa'
Cliff u.s.
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GRArIEICARE con SIn- 90 4 IA D.

GRATIFICARE con $40. 90 4 n persona
que ne proporcione :nformCs eXactos de IA
Sra. OctaYiaTa AbgrGeZ. oriGlnaria de La
Kos dc Moreno. Jaliscc. y cGyaS scnas part!
ruLares son: es,a.ura rc-u ar. ojoS gran
Ges. reIo negro y labios CrucsOs. FL ano
de 1910 saiimos juntos De Lagos &c Moreno
y pasamos 4 EStados UuiG0s 81 1911. radl
candonos en- San Antonio. Cualesaui"r lntor
me sobre este asunto, d~IriJanse 4 Tiburclo
He-nandcs Cargo angel Sanchez. 7. o.
Box TO-. Omasso. Okla. G3)
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Sc NECESITA schora para trabajo gene
raj dc casa. Familia de dos pcrsonas. Pro-
ao-c.orn habitaeI6n para dos caballeros. Pue-
Il, --nbaiar ot-a ,a-te. Buenas reFcrencias.
1857 ". Craig Place. Tel. CT. $500. "a
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Free EMPLOYMENT Bureau

Para libros en- cspanof dirijase us
ted a la Casa Editorial Lozano. 1lS
n. Sta. Rosa, Ave, San Antonio,
TA..~-
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POGO capital. Gesca correspondents con Sc
Eor;ta mrxIcara. &c = . - amos, o5-eto ma
c-imon!o. ToGa cc-rG2crd5ncla GIrIjssS 3
F!crenlro VI. DelEGGo. 2. Q. Box u.
R.5gway. Colo. GSl
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PAUL MUELLER. l0+ ". Commerce St.
Or. a.. At.-aGo.ss &C EavajzS G rasuG-.
u-G-aS. etc
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Houston, Texas

RUDY COLLEGE Houston, Texas
LOS SDNBREROS vtEJos Sc nacea nuevos.
To- 50 ceuIay0S. Post Office Hat C.ens-s.
-Is1s Avenue D.. Tel. Tr. 1853.
81 HAGEN zapatos . IA MEDIA. fara Sc
5oras = czbat.srcs. 'oGa ciESSa de repa-a-
clones c ESc0S~ly. 80. ". Commerce
5. Te-. f.. 1851.
In A.TEUIO IN Ia raENSA" sie-n9-e
es &c rN..o seSl.ro. lime UG. = l~e.esoGC
[-aysS -ilI : auUac:"ss 1e5cc iueSo.
SELLCS De COMA de superior c2lidad q
p-ec.cs comodos. Ezcelso s--tido de tipoe ;
g--oados. Acentcs para <, lt.rma espanoL
F9Ls ~ca;a.oSo iGS--aCo en- e~spaT0i. car.aL-
CO ID ceG-1v0s ea ss-aE-2i-as. .s.eto1o Ira
VS. J-S-. oJs-S1L Do.cross S---S=0 Ante
r!o. Texas "A Unica casa Ug&.Sana gur
hsce ssI5S en- san Antonio.
TALLER Observation-Disclosures u. R.
clEue--REgAgACIOS Dc FONOGRAFOS
&c .5Gas gases y EACCiEAS De CCSEE--
io5 Gu,-av.z-2 SL.-S&a Antonio. Texas.
WAGNER AUTO TOP co. - E. Eous-
ton 5. Sozos cspec.a..stas eu cuare-asien-
to-. rolios ; t-ac4joS &c rsTa-ac.on. CT.
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NANDE - ccntsvos en- estgraplhaS Y 4
meta Dc ro-rco reribi-a 5 visJas fotogra-
ticas de Ia Capital dc Mexico. I'll Live Oak
s.. San Antonio. Texas.
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MATRIMONIALES

MEXICANO Dc so amos de edad. d2sca co
--es7on5crria con se6orita o viuda. t2ero
s.r tanii.al Dc 20 q IS aacs e edad. o7ieto
a~ai-iao7io- TolI corcsP0HGencia dirijlsc q
Eeix BocaceS-a. 1872 18th 81. Doac.a. Pa.
tl5)
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81 EECESTTA cares para uvtaGzas. 0 ear
ga eGEipaIcs, zlo.= = EcSALES: te.e4oho
Travis -l-o-
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COLLEGE S.. Auto Livery

Cuan6o uecesi:e IN msxn!ticc CAIRO Dc 6 :
s cI..rG-os. que ls cause vsg1-c--a a~atI5fRc-
ci5a usarlo. y mzuc:ar.o I'd. mLsno. Lame n
Teiei5ao Cr. 5,... - Col.ese s.
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HOTELES.

EOLLL >AN us. 1-A---s InPIos y 6a.
satos. Yrac:os specifics p1s 5eDana. 20s
\. Sorz Rosa Ave san A@IoE!O. Texas.
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ARRENDAMIENTOS.

Sc PENTA caarro con oa6o. vista a a ca
lie. ~Ie.la. aara dos n0mbrss solos. 500
,aG- sag Iar sewana. Crrra ac L. H.a1a dc.
Alamo. @Js B,gm 81 '-9l
: ERENTA una caslta y cocIHa, propia
para dos O c-.s personals. zoos West Salinas
- ron F-,g. fI5J
Sc RENTAN dos :aacH,tir0s cGartcs com
n-aa&cs. Luz. ga ) lrva,r a IA Gale. zoos
Nest Salinas. Cruz con Fro. itSj
Sc RENTAN cuarcos. con 10 sin aslstcncia,
On casa de !anai.a particular. H-cc'cs mo
cc-aGos. g01 y. Pecos S.
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Sc NECESTTA persona competente para Ia
fabrication dc aGornos de paja cue seran
usados debajo de los piatos, en- restaurant
unexicano. 500 Moore Bldg. Pregunte por 81
Sr. Brown. Tel. CT. 1856.
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Jose Maria Salaverrts,

Sevilla, Febrero de 1920.
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CARPINTERO y cbanistero, ctnpetente
en- toda clase de uabaios del ramo. ofrece
sus services. AL y. Flores St. Ficenz
EGos.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-11

III. InlS ouLIll con-
sists of IL living
room. bedroom and
kitchen.
The De Luxe out
The Living Room
One Three-Piece
Living Room Set.
One 9xI2 Velvet
Rug. and One Lii
brary Table.
The Bedroom
One Brass Bed. One
Affection Mattress.
one Steel Spring.
one Dresser. One
Chiffcnier. and One
9X12 Brussels Rug.
T n g Kitchen -
One Cooking stove.
One Kitchen Table,
10 Yards of Limo
leum. a n q T " o
Kitchen Chairs.
Cash or Credit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-11

murder and Wen do some real
sleuthing"
Frantic Search FruitIcSS.
The guardians of the honored
emblem rushed about the downtown
district in their fruitless search un-
til it was time for their special to de-
part. Not a trace of the missing
was revealed and the search VIII
have TO be continued by the alumni
and friends Of Michigan. 1t is safe
10 say that no effort Will be spared
to locate the trophy which the Glee
Club of Michigan University has
treasured and carried for several
years in its tours. The search Will
be kept up today and il is likely that
some trace may be found of il FOR
the bulky size OF the letter will pre-
vent il from being securely hidden
Michigan grads are on the lookout
and i'll BODIES the trifler if caught
NOtrc Dame May Aid
IL has been proposed To enlist the
Michigan club OF Notre Dame i'm the
search for the trophy despite the
fact that several of the glee club
members voiced strong suspicious
that the doinEs were largely of a de-
cidedly Irish" nature. Any word
regarding the missing emblem will
be gratefully received at the central
station or at Michigan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
STOLEN; IRISH" SUSPECTED

The triumphant tone Of mighty
MiChigans" combined Glee and Man
doln is no more The magic Hlu-
minated gold and blue M, the
emblem of Michigan's might has
been pUrlOined by unknown rascals
who are apparently unaware that
they have assaulted Michigan 5
honor
The Glee and Mandolin club mem
bers who had the emblem i'm charge
VOW that IL must be recovered and
made frantic efforts last night to To-
cate the trophy. Following the sue
cessful concert at the high school
auditorium the members or the
troup In charge of the big M" met
ut Kables for supper before leaving
on their special for Niles. The en-
blem was left unguarded by the faith
full for a few minutes and then il
was discovered TO be missing. No
trace of the cuIprits could be found.
none of the hundreds Of passers by
had seen the dastardly deed accom-
plished The Michigan men rushed
TO the police station for aid IN the
matter but the police did not deem
the loss sufficient for personal In
vestigation at the time. I'VE cannot
bother with such things nowadays,
the station sergeant said, give us a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-11

George Sands % William z. Rough, 81
and other good and value. Lot 49, in
northwest division 60 South Bend
Frank CONDOR and Kathaliu. husband
and VIE 90 Frank Laklla aud Anna. hus-
band and wife the undivided 4 and Max
and Frances Luczyuski husband and wife.
the undivided =. 81 and other value Part
of lot NO II. Wall and Hines subdivision
of north part Of Il. .. L. No. 90 Of sec
Ond plat Of ont lots iu south Bend
Joseph NJ sullivan and Catherine. hus-
band and wife % A Joseph Rosenbaum
and Anna J.. husband and wife, 81, and
other value Part u r. o. L. -. State
Bank OF Indiana addition 10 South Bend
Achiel De Gutter 20 Two Sierens. 81
Lot - In Aanoka place addition to Mish-
awake.
Jacob A. Martin and bis wife 10 Fred
Waidner. 81 Part 81 lot 6 I'm block -.
Lawrence and Battelrs addition to Mish-
awake.
Fred Waidner, sr. and his wife to Ara
+. Snyder and Cora, husband and wife.
$500. Lot 3 In block No. 70. Lawrence
and Battelrs addition to Mshawaka.
Stanley A Beczkiewicz to Jozef Pooh
ola. 81 and other value. Lot lO6 High
land park addition 70 South Bend
TesSie May Henderson and her hus-
band 20 William Seymour, 81 and other
value Part of lot ~, Bowman place ad-
dition to South Bend.
Carrie Doolittle Martin TO John c.
Brady and Mary F.. husband and wife,
5000. Lot p. block 90, Battelrs subdi-
vision Of NIishawaka.
BENJAMIN r Dunn 10 James II. Brink
and Minnie J.. husband and wife, 81.
The west u Of lot &C" Martha Chapa-
tons subdivision OF large lot TO- Samuel
Cottrell's first addition 70 Lowell, now
part 81 South Bend.
Whitney W. Brown and Anna, husband
and wife 10 Lizzie VI Moore, $500 Real
estate I'm Center township.
Emma G. lee Clarence r. Lee and his
wife Gertrude Lee Taylor and her hus-
band. Edward r. Lee and his wife, Harry
Y Lee and HIS wife, Howard W Lee and
his wife to Wilson Bros. 81 and other
value Lot 20 in Rirdsell Mfg. COS sub
division Of out lots - and - DcnniSton
and Fellows addition 10 South BEND
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-11
STEEL WORKERS IDLE
DUE TO RAIL TIE-UP

BUFFALO, y. Y. ALrH TO-
Thousands Of additional men were
thrown out OF work here today as a
result OF strike of "tnsurgent"
switchmen. Nearly all the furnaces
NJ the Lackawanna Steel company 5
plant here were banked last night.
throwing 5000 20 5000 men out OF
work. The Bonner steel plant Off
Gals announced that every furnace
but the blast furnaces will be shut
down tonight unless coal is obtain
cd during the day.
officials of many other industries
said their plants will begin laying
off men Monday II the strike con-
tinues. All livestock was being ship
ped 10 the stockyards here by truck
an official said
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-11
ROTARIANS GUESTS
.0F KIWANIS CLUB
AT THURSDAY MEET
international Secretary of
Kiwanis Clubs Will Ad-
dress Gathering.

More than 200 business men OF
the city are expected % attend the
luncheon az the oliver hotel next
Thursday noon at the Joint meeting
OF the south Bend kiwanis and Ro-
tary clubs The kiwauis club is en-
tertalning the Rotary club on this
oc sasion for the purpose OF hearing
ar address by o. Samuel Cummings
Lpf Chicago, international secretary
ID the kiwanis clubs. Mr. Cum
inGs viii tell or the workings and
) calls o. the kiwauis movement,
hiCh has grown In Eve years 20 an
ternational body Of $4,000 bust
o. men in 200 cities of the United
states and Canada
The chairman or the meeting viii
be Fred &. Reimold. a former prrsi-
dent OF the Kiwanis club. Mr. Ttci-
mold has been asked 20 act in place
Of Charles +. Speth. president Of
The club. who will be out OF the city,
Russell r. Ward. Of Jackson. Mich.
and l. NJ Hammerschmidt or this
city. both international trustees or
kiwanis. will also be present AT the
meeting Special music has been
arranged for the occasion. and other
features are also planned The
meeting will last an hour and half
the usual time allotted 20 MONDAY
Kiwanis gathering
Name Committee.
A KiWanis committee ON arrange
mcnts has been named as follows.
Ernest !. PiOwaty. chairman: W. w.
Dunkle, John +. DeHaven. l. VI.
Hammerschmidt W. r. Armstrong
and George NJ. Platner.
Kiwanis members have been in
structed by the club secretary as to
the ROtarians they are TO bring to
Thursdays luncheon. The Kiwanis
members Will act as hosts for their
ROtarian friends all the way through
and have been instructed 10 show
the ROtarians just as big a time as
possible. in return for the manner
IN which the Rotarians entertained
the Kiwanis club several years ago.
Wherever possible. the KiWanis
members have been instructed to
bring TO the luncheon their cOmpeti-
Tors. who are members of the Rotary
clubs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-11
Home Outfits That Give a
Happy Home Atmosphere
You Furnish the Girl
We Furnish the Home

and let
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-11
Two
Room
Outfit
COMPLETE
Sl29.75

Here rare
bargain H. How
and save. delay
means 20 pas more
money.
The = O. q r. q % m
Out6t consists o.
one " tai Bed,
one Combination
cotton Mattress
one Spring o u e.
solid Oak Dresser.
one 2-2x1O-6 Brus-
sells Rug. one Solid
oak Rocker and
Two SoIid oak
Chairs.
The Kitchen out
TT consists Of one
Cooking Stove. One
Kitchen Table Eff
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-11
KITCHIN IS IMPROVED
FOLLOWING STROKE

WASHINGTON, April 10.-CIaude
kitchin. democratic leader in con
Eress, who suffered a stroke OF pa
ralysis yesterday was much i'm
proved today. after very good
night, according 10 his physician.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-11
bibles INTENDED FOR
PRISONERS ARE STOLEN

CHICAGO. April 10.-The theft
Of $4,000 bibles was reported to-
day by James Hicks. president OF
the Prison Bible association. The
cooks were Intended for distribu-
lion among state penal institutions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

MARRI AGE LICENSES.
Raymond p Neib. machinist.
Niles. Mich. TO Sophia Wittner.
South Bend
Michal WHkoski. laborer. South
Bend. 20 Josephine Rutkowski.
South Bend.
Gustaaf D'huyvettere. laborer,
Mishawaka. Ind, 20 Irma Vervaek,
rubber worker. Mishawaka. Ind
Camil Brache laborer. Misha-
waka Ind. TO Cyrilla D'huyvettere.
rubber worker. Mishawaka Ind.
Joseph VI. Cooper. machinist.
South Bend. to Mary z. Berts.
stenographer. South Bend
Joseph Kowatch. laborer. South
Bend. 10 Mary Varos. joiner, South
Bend.
Charles Herman. armature
winder, st. Joseph. Mich. 10 Adel-
inc BIttner looper. St. Joseph. Mich.
Rene Bale, laborer, South Bend.
10 Octavia Coene. Seamstress, South
Bend
Joe Gryelewski metal worker,
South Bend 20 Wladyslawa Jesy-
kiOwski. domestic, South Bend
George Norris. Iaborer. South
Bend. 20 Ida Thomas. domestic.
South Bend
Waldo W. Brunson. laborer.
South Bend. 10 Marguerite Burke.
domestic. South Bend
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Taken from the records Of the Indiana
ritle 4 Loan Co
Delmar G. Ieer and his wife 10 Naomi
g. Kennedy. $500. Lot Is I'm Ieer' :
third addition 10 South BEND.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-11

I. q. %. L.
Abraham lincoln lodge 500. II =
* Michigan st. RcaIllar meeting
Monday 7.3O p. m. irst degree All
Hrothers come. POOL
Americus times-recorder., 1920-06-29
MISS BUCHANAN
VISITING IN COLUMBUS.

Miss Josephine Buchanan, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Neon Buchanan"
is spending some time IN COLUMBUS
where She is the guest Of Mrs. Ben ben
T. Brooks, and while there she VIII
be the honor guest at a number Oh
nrettv parties. Thursday MRS
Brooks entertained for Miss bucn-
anan. of which the Columbus Led
ger made the following mention:
"Mrs. Ben T. Brooks entertsihleu \ 20.
Thursday afternoon in honor OF hef
voung niece, Miss Josephine bqcn-
snan. of Amerieus. Rook was play,
ed on the large, prettily dec0rated
porch, where punch was served, ana m
at the conclusion of the game "a, @ ue-
iightful ice course was served. TnGse ;S
ipvited to play were Misses Emily
Thomas, Helen Campbell GlalLe
Brown. Julian Wilson, Sarah Mooo-
ruff. Nettie Johnson, Martha nun nun
Elline Mcdonald, oLuise A9oot., ~
Elizabeth Fort and visitor, Jessie
Albright, of Mobile; Grace Eelu'
Ei;zabeth Fletcher, Sarah Moulder
Welder Williams, Josephine buch-
anan.
Americus times-recorder., 1920-06-29
Friendship Pastors To
Hear DR.. Owen Tonight

Rev. William Russell Owen, pastor
of First Baptist church, Macon, will
speak tonight at a conference of all
the pastors of Friendship association
to be held in First church here. He
is a man of extraordinary pulpit
ability, and the thirty or more Bap>
tist pastors who are here for the
conference will hear him tell of plans
for church extension work in the
confines of the association. Prelim-
mary to the meeting tonight, there
was conference of the visiting dele
gates, presided over by Rev. George
F. Brown, pastor of Central Baptist
church, who acted in the absence of
DR.. Carl W. Minor, who is out of the
city. At this conference the pas
tors discussed various plans for the