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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-10
NELSON HAs.- :
OUT BOUQUETS
To all : relloW-Workers:

To all + relloW- Workers:
At last the returns are sufficiently
conlplete to give US a fair lineup on
what happened on election day. The
Independent candidates are all elected
by a sa1e majority. The laws are in
Question but probably lost. Two
tn . primarily account for the loss.
l.. ..!e last several campaigns, the
l.."- :ave received more votes than
tie candidates. Special effort was
therefore gut on the candidates in
this campaign with the result that
they wee erected and the laws prob
ably lost. There was some opposition
to the election laws by some people.
The result Of that opposition was a
reduction interest in all the laws.
Many of those who were opposed to
the election laws did not realize that
there were over $1,000 democrats in
North Dakota when party issues were
voted on last fall and that even tho
nearly all of them are willing to reg
lister as republicans in state matters
enough has to be- kept in line to main
tain the party organization IN the prl-
maries. Five thousand five hundred
remained in line for that purpose at
the last primary election. That num-
ber taken out of the total vote that
the independent candidates had now
would defeat them. The failure to
carry the nonpartisan election law
for the state officials will make it i'm
possible for republicans and demo-
Gratis to unite in the next primary and
general elections as they did in this
Special election. Let us hope that
some way will be found to keep the
forces together until at least we are
through with the next general elec-
ton.
It would be a very fitting climax to
the fight that has been made II all
the Independent workers and as many
others as possible could get to Bis
n1arck and participate in the installa-
ton of the independent candidates
when they take Office about Thanks
giving time. Can you arrange to get
there?
Please accept my personal appre-
citation of your splendid cooperation
in this campaign. To have been &C
tive in the first and only recall cleo
ton of three high state officials IN the
United States IS an unusual achieve
ment of which every participant may
Justly be proud. It proves beyond
question that the majority OF the vot-
ers of North Dakota believe that pub
lie officials should handle public al,
fairs honestly and for the public good
instead of for personal gain.
Sincerely yours,
THEO. G. NELSON.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-10
CHIEF JUSTICE
REMEMBERS EDITOR

Washington, D. c., Nov. 2. 1921.
Congressman Young happened to
meet Chief Justice Taft yesterday.
The Chief Justice talked freely about
his last visit to Valley City and the
beautiful Chautauqua Park, and in
quired specially for the editor Of the
Times-Record. He said:
'sIs Mr.. Trubshaw still editor Of the
Times-Record? ?"
Upon being told that he was the
Chief Justice continued: "Wont you
be good enough to remember me to
him when you see him again?"
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-10

All business men having advertis-
ing for Saturday specials must get
their copy in to the Times-Rec9rd
Wednesday night and early Thursday
morning. There will be no paper is
sued on Friday so please remember
this and get your copy in early.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-10

The fire department is in receipt of
a check for S25 from Robert A11der-
son as an appreciation of the good
work done by the department at the
fire adjoining the Right Price store
on the south. The department did
some good work at this fire and un-
doubted]y saved the Right Price store
from loss by their work. The check
will be appreciated by the boys.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-10

G. A. Lieber is down from James
town again and is looking after his
customers in the city. Gus comes
every so often rain, snow or shine
and you can't keep him away-and
we do not want to.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-10

We are informed this morning that
the stores of the city will close on the
afternoon of Armistice Day.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-11-10

J. A. Moore is up from Enderlin
and spent yesterday in the city.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-28
La tregua en- Irlanda

Hace dias entr6 en- vigor en- todo Ir-
landa la tregua concertada entire los
republicanos Y la Corona. Poniendo la
piedra fundamental de una paz cue pa
Iecia impossible sin un capitulo previo
de cheques decisivos y derramamiento
de sangre en- gran escala, esta confe-
rencia entire ell primer ministro britani-
CO y el "presidente de la repdblica ir-
landesa" es una lecci6n de ejemplar
transcendencia para los estadistas de
todos los paises; y una norma patri6ti-
ca y practica para los connictos poll
ticos de muchas otras latitudes.
Tildado por sus adversarios de 'opor
tunista a'-en ell sentido despectivo del
vocablo-Lloyd George acaba de con-
firmar Ell m6rito exceptional de sus
dotes de hombre de estado. Reciente-
mente aiin, raiz dc su infortunada
declaration ante la Camara de los Co
munes concediendo Ell apoyo moral de
una tacita defensa las salvajadas de
los Black and Tan. crey6se que Ell
jefe del gabinete de la Gran Bretafia
habiase abrazado definitivamente a la
politica de 'sangre y fuego', para do
minar-ya que no resolver-el profile
ma irlandes. 20 inconmovible las plega
rias del mundo entero rogando por Ia
vida de Mcsweeney. Ell suicida-m&rtir
de Cork. Resisti6se suspender el en-
vio de tropas de refuerzzo a Erin, a
conmutar la pena capital de los sim
feiners' acusados de atentados, orde
mar el levantamiento del bloque econ6-
micO. Fue inhexible y ensay6, sin in1
mutarse, todos los resortes de violencia
gubernamental que sc lie ofrecieron POI
los partidarios de ella.
Mas al mismo tempo, cautamente )
con Ell criterio alberto a la Observa
ci6n, percibi6 ell fracaso successive d.
los instromentos de tortura que Sc apl
caron a la voluntad del hierro del pa
triotismo irlandes. No puso "amor pro
pio''-nuestro fatal y cegador "amo
propio o"-en su politica. Propdsose Sc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-28

e conservara los dientes hermosos Y Ie
ssegIrara moiares perfectos en- Ia anciani-
.'ad. Ensehe I'd. sus nifios lavar sus
iientes todos los dias con una. soluci6n de
MU-CCL v a conservar su boca y sus
pncias en- una condici6n sana. No es
substantial venenosa es segllra. Usando
NU-COL no tiene que temer la piorrea
Recuerdese cue los dientes descuidados
v decaidos son receptaculos de microbes
que sueIen producer serias intermediates
III MU-COL es un antiseptico agradable
que libra completamente Ia boca de micro
bios y, evita el decaimiento dc los dienteS.
Conservese siempre un paquete de MU-
COL en- Ia casa. No tiene rival para Ia
higiene personal Y los Inedicos prominentes
en- todas parties 10 recomiendan para los
otros muchos usos que tiene. q
En- Todas las Boticas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-28
FL veraneO en-
las mOntanaS

vision de una aguacero, que Sc insinta.
Con inusitadas precauciones empeza-
mos a descender a las hondonadas po-
hladas de casi impenetrable boscaje.
Los pajaros deian DIR sus mel6dicos
canticos. Entire cafetales, "palos" de
lindisimas pomarrosas y platanales, lie
games hasta el fondo de la finca. Por
aqui discurre un arroyuelo de clarisima
sgua que Ell amigo C6rdova me dice
ser del acueducto. A fuerza de mache-
te es como podemos avanzar, pues hay
puntos en- que parece, por 10 intrincado
dc Ia maleza, que no han sido holla-
dos por la planta del hombre. Una hui
medad, que agrada, Sc extiende per to-
das parties FL barro, que abunda mu-
cho en- los estrechisimos sendsrOs abier
tOs en- la fnca, nos Obliga a redoblar
nuestras precauciones.
Al fin, ell aqua, que empieza a caer,
nos obliga retirarnos a la casa de
campo que el amigo C6rdova esta ter
minando de construir en- una de las
Tomas de su fnca.
Al cesar el aguacero, nos dispone-
mos, las once va, a ir a contemplar
Ii lapida de don Federico Degetau, CO.
locada en- una pefa de un alto pima
cho llamado LA ToRRE desde donde,
segdn me han explicado, los espafioles
Sc mantenian en- constante comunica-
ci6n, mediate los heh6grafos, con las
demas fuerzas dssplegadas por Cayey
y otros puntos de isla, cuandO la que
IRA hispano- americana.
Hemos subido la pefia. En- ella pu-
simos una sentida dedicatoria en- la
misma lapida que ostcnta ell lena de
Degetau, "Ama y trabaja", que fir
mamos todos, poniendo por debajo de
las frmas nm, "lViva Degetaul"
Despues de saborear por un momen-
to mas las delicias del ambiente
de gustar los primores del paisaje, en-
prendimos, va al caer del medio6ia, el
descenso al pueblo.
Las muchachas habian empozado a
subir, la hora que elias tenian Sc
falado, pero el NAL estado Gel camino
y un torrencial aguacero, las hizo vol
yer sobre sus pasos, 10 que fue muy
de sentir por los excursionistas "feos"
que negaramos a la ctspide.
Cuando hubimos negado al "Hotel
Borinquen con bastante barro en- los
zapatos y en- los ruedos de los panta-
lones, un tropel de bellas j6venes caye-
yanas charlaba reia en- ell balloon,
alegrandolo todo con su risa cantarina
v los destellos de sus ojos luminosos.
Apenas nos hubimos cambiado, pudi-
mos calmar ell apetito portentoso que
nos depar6 la excursion con I'M Opipa-
70 LUNCH, en- ell que presidi6, como
comensal de honor, ell senior C6rdova,
guien brind6 por los pollos en- fricase,
tan exquisitamente preparados en- este
Hotel. por la libertad de acci6n en-
los reinos de CupidO Baco, los do
ses pOr quienes suspira la humanidad. ..
valentin TRIGo.
Aibonito, julio "a, 1921.
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vir su patria a todo trance y ENTIRE
g6se con su genio politico a la tarea
de hallar Ell camino para resolver Ell
problema hist6rico, que adquiria gra-
vedad mayor cada hora.
Fracas6 su politica conciliatoria del
primer momento de la guerra mundial
fracas6 su poitica coercitiva para i'm
poner Ell servicio Obligatorio, fracas6,
por FIN, su pOlitica de ''sangre fue-
go'-amparada en- los Black and Tan. ;
Y entonces, despues de sondeos a los
cue fue sin sonrojos nj vacilaciones
vino el viaje decisive del rey Jorge a
Belfast Y su discurso de concordia.
Las conferencias estan namadas Q
I'm 6xito SECURE merecen ser sacedi-
das por una paz duradera. Irlanda, Ia
isla heroica de celtas adoradores de su
independence, tendra lbertad. Inglate.
IRA tendra tranquilidad, al cabo del cen
tenario periodic de recelo, de luchas y
encono. Llegarase al final deseado con
dos virtudes conductoras: patriotismo
compression. Patriotismo para poner
el bien de la patria por sobre las pa
stones de partido CompTensi6n para po
ner interes del 6xito final, sobre los
impulses del amor propio del momento.
Hsgamos votos, como espectadores
humanos, porque estas conferencias his.
t6ricas que Sc abrieron en- Londres,
cierren, por fin, la tragica lucha de
dos naciones vecinas, hechas por la
naturaleza para ayudarse soportarse
mutuamente Y no para atacarse en-. un
duelo sin termino v sin cuartel. Y ha-
gamos tambi6n votos por que haya
siempre ese espfritu de sabio patrioris
mo, de psrspicacia y de transigencia en-
los politicos de nuestros paises dc "a.
"a espahoIa, tan necesitados muy fire.
cuentemente de mutua tolcrancia do
amplia compensation de los derochos al,
nos, de ausencia de ambiciones person;
les y de patriotismo en- la elevada, in
tegra y limpia acepci6n del tan NAL en-
pleado vocablo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-28

ger los ncitadores los pianos y modelos
de proposiciOnes que han de presenta=,
mediante un dep6sito de diez d6lares
$4,000 que deberan ser remitidOs en-
cheque, certihcado, giro postal efec.
two que seran reemboisados al ser
devueltos dichos documentos en- sl pla
20 veinte dias (2O) despues de sfec-
tuada la subasta.
La administl &ci6n Sc reserva cl de-
reoho dc rechazar cualquiera todas
las propOsiciones, y Ell de adjudicar el
contrato bajo otras consideraciones
que las del preciO sOlamente.
Guillermo ESTEvES,
Comisionado.
3sasx- Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-28

Como quiera que, para mi, la esen-
cialidad de la existencia emana de Ia
serenidad apasible de la radiante ma
turaiezs en- for, uno de mis- ''sports"
mas favoritos es ell de internarme por
la espesura de los bosques, en- los que
una sombra halagiiefa y protectora
Sc une el frescor y Ell delicioso perfu-
me que Sc desprende de las verdecidas
enramadas Y Ia multiforme hojaresca
que Sc mueve impulses de Ia brisa. ..
Mi afan de comulgar en- los prolifi-
cos altares de la madre terra asi en-
guirnaldada, me induce al gratisimo pla
Ger de penetrar e ir perdiendome POGO
a POGO en- la rumorosa selva que brin-
da beatifical sensaciones y que incita a
pensar, vivir, sentir en- su regazO
las dulzuras de una vida ideal, "lejos
del mundanal ruido".
Asi, ante la bella perspective que
me ofrecen los alredores y muy espe-
cialmente las alturas de Aibonito, me
dispongo en- una mafana dominguera,
y en- compafiia de los amigos Francis
co C6rdova Conde, Juan N. C6rdova,
Evaristo olalla Isidro Alvarez a as
Gender a las cumbres desde donde SC
aomina este simpatico pueblo.
Nos hemos dado cita para las siete.
Como de costumbre en- estos casos, las
siete podremos namarlas ocho y me-
dia, que es la hora, en- que, en- reali-
dad, empezamos nuestra excursion.
La mahana aparece brumOsa. Grandes
nubarrones surcan ell espacio prefado
de tonos grisaceos. Fl amago de nuvia
no nos detiene, y avanzamos. Las mu-
chachas quedaron en- subir un POGO mas
tarde, cuando salgan de misa, y 81 el
tempo aclara.
A medida que. con ciertas precaucio-
mes. vamos ascendiendo, Ell fresco sc
va hacienda mas intense y Ell panora-
ma mas esplendente. Como por estas
alturas no Sc conoce ell calor, la ascen-
sion es sumamente facil, salvo ell cui-
dado que hay que tener para no resba-
lar debido a las recientes nuvias que
han enlodado el camino. Pronto alcan-
zamos las cumbres. Desde aqui Sc di-
visa Ell pueblo de Aibonito, a vista de
pajaro, rodeado de una foraci6n prodi-
giosa en- la que Sc destacan "a arbole-
da verdinegra que 10 circunda todo, 10
mismo en- las montahas que en- las
vegas. FL paisaje es de una intensidad
tan emotiva que embelesa. Pocas veces
en- mi vida he podido apreciar un
panorama tan delicioso suggestive CO.
mo este. En- la brumosa lejania, y a
pesar de hallarnos on Ell centric de la
isla, hacienda un pequeho esfuerzo vi
sual, puede verse ell mar, Y hay quien
asegura que un punto apenas perceptt-
bic son los musles del puerto de Ponce.
Sin dejar de observar con interes to-
do 10 que nos rodea, entramos a la
fnca de don Francisco C6rdova Juno
de los excursionistas). Este senior 20,
empezamos a recorrer la quinta, de ca
bo a rabo. Los otros compaheros pre-
frieron ponerse bajo techado en- pre-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-28
CONVOCATORIA
A Los soCIos DE LA As0oIACIoN
DE EdPLEADos DEL GoBIERNo
INsULAR

Por la presente Sc convoca a los Sc
flores socios para una asamblea gene
raj extraordinaria que ha de celebrarse
Ell dia so dc Julio de 1912 a las P. NJ,
en- Ell salon de actos del Municipio de
San Juan, para tratar asuntos de impor-
tancia y enmendar el reglamento vi
Eente.
LUIS F. NIACHICoTE,
Secretario, Association dc Empleados
del Gobierno Insular Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-28

man, en- la Carretera No. 2, sec San
German. cuyo presupuesto aprobado as
ciende a s29,761.sS (veintinueve mil
setecientos sesonta y un d6lares ochen-
ia y ocho centavos), Sc admitiran On
esta ofcina hasta las p. m. del dia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-28

S do AgostO de 1921 en- que Sc abri-
ran pnblicamente.
T, dos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta ofcina donde Sc encuentran
de manifesto los documentos que han
dc regir en- el contrato, y podran reco-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-28
HARANA cIoAR sToRE: venta

HABANA CIGAR STORE: Venta
al detail de tabacos y cigarriIos,
dulces de todas clases del pals Y
americanos, queso native y del
llanado de la terra. postales, ju-
guetes y efectos propios para
bronas. Edificio Bouret. San
Justo II, San Juan. P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-28
ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA
ooBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTMENT. DEL MTER1oT
NEooCIADo DE oBRAs PUBLICAs

ofcina del Superintendent de obras
Pdblicas, San Juan, P. R., julio Is. 1921
ProposiciOnes en- pliegos cerradOs
para la adjudication en- p1blica subas-
ia de les obras dc construction dc un
puente de 40 metros y uno de 10 me
tros sobre el Rio Grande de San Ger
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-28

Rafael CABALLERo:-Agents de
revistas , peri6dicOs de Puerto RieO
y de los EstadOs Unidos. AeeptO
agencias, prcsrsniO tOda elase de
garantfa. Box ais, BAyam6n, Puer-
- RlsQ. Advk
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AVISO

FL abogado Hugh R. Francis
participa a sus cIientes y ami
gos que ha trasIadado su bufete
y Notaria al segundo piso del
National City Bank.
Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24

Free Boys Watches at Vernon's.
321tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24
WOULD GUST CLINIC
FROM ITS QUARTERS
Owners Demand Possession
and $500 Damages for
Holding Over.

suit 10 force the Free Clinic.
opened by the city from It's present
quarters a. 80 s Lafayette blvd.
was fled wednesday in superior
court No 3 The plaintiffs bringing
the action are James J. and Dora
lanyard who purchased the building
housing the clinic on Aug 10. The
defendants named in the complaint
are the Free Clinic. DR. ID ". Nc
Kant. representing the United States
Public Health service. and the state
Board OF Health. and Or. r. O..
Freyermuth. representing the South
Bend City board Of health
The complaint sets forth that the
building was leased 20 the clinic for
one year on Aug. Is, 1919. with the
OPTION OF renewal or the lease for
another year. this privilege though
being exercised by the defendants in
the action. The property was sold on
Aug 10 20 the plaintiffs. and they
are suing for possession and also for
$500 damages resulting from not be-
ing able % secure the property.
Dr. r. G.. Freyermuth. named as
defendant representing the city in
the action stated Wednesday that
the clinic hopes TO be able 90 vacate
the present quarters In short
time The county. he stated. has APP
proDriated $1,000 for remodeling
q clinic in the basement OF the coun-
o. building. and just as soon as the
new quarters are ready the clinic
y l be moved there.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24
LET CONTRACTS FOR
SCHOOL EQUIPMENT

Announcements OF selection OF c01-
tract awards for furnishings in the
new oliver school building was
made by City school Supt w. W.
Borden wednesday morning Care
ful seIeceon of prices bid on desks
and lockers 20 be installed in the
building IS said 20 have saved the
school board between 81, 500 and So
600 on the contracts let Ten man
ufacturing firms offered bids on
school desks and six gave bids for
the furnishing Of tho lockers
A CONTRACT was let 20 the Cleve-
land Seating CO. for the installment
u 500 monarch movable desks in
the first. second and third grades.
The Eclipse chair desk. manufac-
tured By Theodore Kuntz Co. Chi
cago, was selected for the fifth and
sixth grades ard a contract was I,t
90 the company 70 install 240. In
the junior high school section. e.
contract was let 70 the Peabody
Manufacturing Co. North Manches-
ter. Ind. FOR the installation OF $50
Panama" combination stationary
desks. A II. Andrews Co. Chicago.
received the award for furnishing
Of 900 chairs for the auditorium OF
the building and the Empire Seat
lng Co. Rochester y. Y. received
the contract award for furnishing
500 folding assembly chairs. The
award for the furnishing OF $50
lockers went 20 the Lion Metallic
Locker Co, Aurora, ILL.,
Au OF the furnishings are 20 De
installed between Jan. 1 and IS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24
Link -Four Men as
Likely Holders of
City AttomeyShip
Report Hammond, Dare, Gil
liOm and Martin in Line
for Plumb.

Current prophecy links the names
OF four prominent attorneys of South
Bend as possible appointees 10 the
pos, Of city attorney, TO be filled on
Jan. 1 by Eli +. Seebirt, mayor
elect.
Foremost Of the men talked Of is
l. w. Hammond. director Of See
birt's primary campaign last spring,
and generally regarded as one OF
the most skilIful workers I'm the
G.. O. Z. ranks Hammond is a sue
cessful law practitioner and was
prominent in the speaking campaign
prior 10 the election of Mr.. Seebirt.
Another man mentioned is Lem
j. Dare. Oare has been serving as
special judge IN a number of cases
in the circuit court and has also
served AZ judge pro tenn during the
recent illness of Judge Walter a.
Funk. and it was understood that
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24
l. w. w. With New Leaders Plan
To Take OUer Big Steel Mills

NEW YORK. Nov 23.-The ]. W.
W. with new program and new
leaders are preparing 10 kick of
the I'D and raise hell" chiefs Of
tho organization here declared to-
day
Revival of activities on nation
wide scale has begun with "a drive 90
organize the steel workers.
With all plans laid 20 engineer a
strike. delegates" as the "wob-
blles call their organizers have
been sent into Pitts5urg Gary. Ind;
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24

Youngstown. o.. and other steel cen
tiers. 10 was learned.
We only have 20 organize 20 per-
cent OF the steel workers 20 pull
the greatest strike this country has
ever seen" said / :. Chumley. edi-
tor Of the Industrial United States
"What'u we do II we win a strike
for the steel workers" Take over
the mills and turn them over 20 the
workers Maybe the workers will
feel sorry for Gary and give him
some kind Of job around the works
nc so cents an hour
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24

his work was cousp.cuously satis-
factory on the bench Oare was
chairman Of the speakers commit
tee during the recent election.
s. l.. GiUiom has figured prom
inently in the public eye as counsel
for owners Of local jitney bus lines
in their fight for legislation favor
able 90 their continuance in South
Bend Giuiom is a republican and
was active in the campaign 20 elect
SeebIrt.
Among the members Of the lega.
profession in South Bend. who
espouse the cause Of the republican
party is a. f. Martin. Atty. Martin
was active iu the campaign and did
considerable work for the ticket in
the recent election and may be
given consideration for the office.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24
Evangelical Sunday School
Institute rs IN Session

a Sunday school institute Is be-
3ng held at First Evangelical church.
Lafayette blvd, and Monroe ST..
when sessions began at 2:30 WeN-
nesday afternoon. II will continue
over the entire day Thursday. with
sessions at $50. 2:3O and 1880.
The institute is held az a joint
gathering for the Evangelical
churches OF South Bend. Mishawaka
and vicinity, including the Broadway
and Grace churches OF this city,
Auten Chapel. Lydick, and Coalbush
rural churches and the First Church
OF Misnawaka
The Director OF Institute Is Rev
+. w Praetorius Of Cleveland. o,
the general secretary OF the Evan
gelical sunday School board. and
one OF the leading speakers and
workers OF the denomination. assist
ed by Few. George S. Lozier. Of
Louisville Ky.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24
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Bring your serial. motor and title
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24

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