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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
Statement of the Ownership, Man.
aacmcntJ Circulation, Etc. Re-
quired by the Act of Congress.
of August "a, 1912,
OF Planet, published weekly, at Rich
mond. Virginia, for October, 1917

OF Planet, published weekly, at Rich
mond. Virginia, for October, 1917
State OF Virginia, County Of Henrico,
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State and county aforesaid, person.
ally appeared John Mitchell, Jr., who
having been duly sworn according to
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Publisher and Owner of The Planet.
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statement OF the ownership. manage
mcnt, etc, Of the aforesaid publica-
ton FOR the date shown in the above
caption, required by the Act of Au-
gust "a, 1912,
es OF the publisher. editor, manag-
ing editor, and business managers,
arc: III
Publisher. John Mitchell, Jr., 81
North Fourth street, Richmond, Va.
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Jr.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22

Willingly, the duty yet confronts us
to return again to council and seek
that power of Christ to rcctify these
errors, rendering asundcr today the
Baptist church.
Let us get up in the mountain top.
we who love Baptism. Let us forget
cur personal grievances and ambito ns
and opinions. else there may be no flu
ture days for the Wonderful Baptist
church. Upon one common ground the
opposing forces may harmonize. That
procedure which will prove love for
this church. From this bais much
can he hoped. Am loving the Baptist
church. No man having a personal
grievance hut should eface himself
at this hour OF crisis. Men Of charity
of good judgment, Of firmncss alone
can heal the breach.
This conservative talk is all right
TO a person or to an organiZat, on
not crazcd by passion or smarting un.
der wrongs. real or imaginary, it
gives food for reflection and thought
Certainly when the spell OF anger, and
the flood of passion is over. this talk
will be accepted at its true worth
Certainly, the editor demonstrated
he reading public that he possesses
an intellect OF a high order and that
he Is a safe guide in other channels
than those relating to religion. While
the talk may do no good, we certainly
commend the advice given to both
sides IN this great religious contro
vcrsy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
BODY FOUND HANGED TO TREE.
(By Associated press.)

(By associated nress)
Athens, Ga, Sept. 1S.-Early this
morning persons passing along the
country road near White Hall saw
the BODY of n Negro tied to three trees
and riddled with bullets. Investiga-
ton showed it to be the remains of
Rufus Moncrief, thirty year old
Negro. Over his head was tackled a
piece of paper bearing the words:
You have assaulted one white girl
but will not another"
This paper is in the hands Of the
authorities. There is no other clue.
Persons near the scene Say that two
automobiles came to the spot Just
after miln'rGt, that fusi'iade OF Shots
was heard and the machines went
back toward Watkinsville.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
DIR. HALLS Will PROBATED.
Estate Valued at S1OO,OO.---Othcr
Items From Baltimore.
(By Franklin Johnson, }

(By Franklin Johnson.)
Baltimore, Md, Sept. 90 The will
Of the late DR.. Reverdy NJ. Hall was
admitted to probate in the Orphans
Court Thursday of last week. 1t dis
pcEes of an estate said to be valued
at 100000. The widow, Mrs. +. jean
nette Hall is left an annual income Of
$1,000 to be paid in quarterly Install
ments. Should she marry again the
estate Is to be divided equally be.
tween her two children. Mrs. Daniel
G. Brown of this city and DR.. II. NJ.
Hall Jr.. of Milwaukee Wis, The two
children are named executors without
bond. The \. e. Home for the Aged
Is left 800. Edna Hall Brown. grand
daughter of the tcstator, 5000 and a
gold watch and chain and diamond
stickpin to nephew. The estate is
to be divided between the two chill
drcn at the death of their mother c..
G. Fitzgerald is the attorney. Dr.. Hall
died on september 7.
The funeral of James A. Smith, a
well known resident of Cleveland, O.,
was held at the residence Of his niece
Mrs. Lille l.. Taylor TOT George ST.,
Johnson and George +. Bragg, Jr., OF
ficiated. lnterment was in Laurel
Cemetery.
The deceased died in Cleveland. O..
Wednesday of last week following a
lingering illness. He was born in
Baltimore 63 years ago and received
his education in private school here.
He had resided in Cleveland for the
vet
ed with the Cleveland Postofficc
since 1891 and at the time Of his
death was connected with the inquiry
division. a widow, Mrs. Lille Smith
and five sisters are among the sur
viving relatives.
George e. Gordon, Of Chalsea, Mass,
supreme keeper Of records and seal
Of the smaller wing Of knights of Py-
thias, spent Saturday and Sunday
here, the guest Of the Supreme Chan
ccllor w. Ashbie Hawkins.
The public schools reopened last
Thursday. There are four new teach
crs in the Colored High School, Miss
Amelia Redden, Mss Brenda Mony-
wick, John Berry and L. A. Burgess
DR.. James II. N. Waring. super
intendent OF the Howard Orphanage
Kings Park. l.. l., was in this city last
week, the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
S. S. Booker. He accompanied Mrs.
Warning back home.
John II. Murphy, Jr., Is confined
to his home 1911 Division street, suf-
fering from Slight attack OF blood
poisoning resulting from injuries re-
ceived in a fall.
Ford II. Dabney, Of New York City
was visitor here Monday and Tues
day.
FRANKLIN r. JOHNSON.
62S N. Eutaw
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
Lono sentence For areo,

When Judge Endlich. In Read
Ing, Pa, sentenced DR.. Richard A
Doerr. a medical specialist, ple&,lint
guilty to arson. to from three t
twelve years In tho ponitcntiary, hi.
wife collapsed and her hystericn
cries almost etorred proceedings IL
court and In an adjo'n ng room. wher,
a murder trial w@s in progress.
Doerr and his wife, Jointly indicted
pleaded guilty % s"''ire flrn to the.
office |" a b.s:nnes building recent,
to obtain the. Insurance. SENTENCE
In the w'fe's case was suspended. She
was carried out OF the courtroom.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22

Dispatch, under the caption, "a mes
sage to the Baptists," we'll says;
1t were we'll sometimes to get away
from petty deta:ls and narrow hoTi-
IONS ana go up in tho mountain top
ana take Droadened view or lite SIT
uations and then many little person
al grievance Will from the majesty OF
distance disappear, and things OF
WelB.tef importance, OF more vital
necessity TO church and race grow H.
Will stand out in the horizon as the
only things worth while.
Tho powers OF evil looking down
upon the triumphal advancement OF
American Baptist Hosts, seeing that
almost alone among the churches they
stood as adamant against the friyolity
and pursuit Of the lesser vices, scar
ing the spiritual life OF the world, dc
termined for them dire isaster, some
great obstruction must be hurled in
the van Oh this eyer-growing, ever-ad-
vancing church. Evil questioned,
How can / turn these swords now
drawn against error, ono against the
others heart?
Her purpose has been effected
Great gashes have been cut in the
Baptist heart. You cannot go into a
community where you cannot find the
church membership at swords point.
II the time Of our church services Ia
taken up by dennnciation Of church
leadership. on either dc, how much
tme Is left for spiritual development
and real church growth. We are her-
aiding race weakness into tho face OF
an already existing lack Of confidence
in the other race.
We may speak tho words that will
break race confidence In it's leader.
ship and when we have thus thorough
ly Instructed them we shall reap It
In utter apathy when we appeal to
them to man for us the ranks OF the
church. The scriptures say, Cover a
shameful matter" We herald race
disgrace, when II we have been care.
less, unbusinessl'ke, even though I'M.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
Robert x. Younu Dies.

Robert X. Young, former auditor
general and state treasurer. died ir
the B!ossburg hospital at Wellsboro
Pa. He was flfty-siX years old.
Mr.. Young was bitter enemy O,
graft in politics and early in his ca
reer took leading rank as an "inde
pendent"
Last June Mr.. Young was badly In
jured while fishing with former Gov
ernor Stone. His right leg was brok
en- two inches below the hip Joint
and he lay in the water an hour anf
a half before aid reached him, ant
he was taken to the Blossburg hos
hospital. where he has been since.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22

l, John Mitchell, Jr.. President, do
solomnly swear that tho above Is
true statement Of tho financial con-
dition Of Mechanics Savings Bank,
of Richmond, Va, located at Rich
mond. in the County Of Henrico,
State Of Virginia. at the close Of
business On the 18th day Of Septem-
Der, 1917, to the best OF my knowl-
edge and belief.
Correct--Attest:
JOHN MITCHELL, JR..
President
THOMAS M CRUMP
r. w. WHITING
JOHN T. TAYLOR
Directors
State OF Virginia, City Of Richmond
Sworn to and subscribed before mo
by John Mitchell, Jr.. President, this
goth day OF September. 1917.
ALBERT v. NORRELL, JR.
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires Nov. 81. 1919
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
VINTON NEWS.

Vinton. Va, Sept 1S.-.(Too late
for Roanoke news ---Mr. Willie
Franklin, Of Cattlesburg, Ky. Is hero
his father and mother, Mr.
and Mrs. John Franklin.
Mr.. 1.ory Thomas loft for Colum.
bus, 0. to visit her daughter,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
FEELING OH HOSTILITY.

The report declares that shortly
after the arrival OF the Negro troops
in Houston there was manifested by
at least some Of them feeling of
hostility and defiance Of the State
law requiring the separation of white
and Negro races in the street cars );
that when on leave of absence from
the camp soldiers usually frcqnentcd
those sections Of Houston and those CO.
tablishmeNts where lewa and lawlcss ell
ements Of the Negro population are to
be found that the Negro soldiers while
abuse them that the discipline cX-
on guard duty at Camp Logan, were
arrogant and Insulting toward white
laborers seizing the most trivial cur
cumStances as an EXCISE to curse and
listing at the camp was grossly lax
IN moral conditions: lcwd Negro wo-
men. some mere children, thirteen
year OF age. being permitted to free
~ visit the camp and remain over
night. and that such women were per
mitted - bring parcels into the camp
Without inspection by the sentries,
Keeping the soldiers literally sup
pred with whisky and other intoxi-
cants.
MEN NOT QUALIFIED FOR JOBS.
Concerning the superintendent of
police. the report says:
"For Mr. Brock az an individual
we have re highest regard and 1t lis
no reflection on hi, personal charac-
ter to say that In our opinion lie is
not qualified for the position he
holds, n position the duties and re-
sponsibSIitics Of which will become
more important and grave when
camp Logan is occupied His course
towards Officer Sparks (Officer Sparks
arrested sergeant Baltimore) shows
rs inability to enforce discipline in
dlfflcult cases; his course on the
night OF the riot shows that he is
not safe leader in an emergency"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
Bdpt. GHnVeR=
ton at HfEdntd
Continued from 1st Page)

Mrs. Helen 4. Moore, Columbus, O.,
recording secret ~. The sessions Of
the Woman's Convention will be held
in the Liberty Baptist Church, while
the Laymen's Organization will hold
forth IN one Of the local churches OF
the CITY
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
General Doueherty succeoda stewar

$3.50" at 00"9''cTy SuCccouH SteWaFt
General c. B. Dougherty, Of Wilkes
Barre, has been selected by members
OF the Pennsylvania state armory
board to act as VICE chairman sue
ceeding tho late Odjutant Genera
Thomas ]. Stewart.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
DO YOU KNOW HERo
Richmond, Va.

Richmond, Va,
Adele Hopkins,
communicate with undersigned a.
torney Of Washington, d. c., an
learn OF something to your interest.
State If you can come to Washing
ton :" September If necessary.
ATTORNEY b. W. j.
Caro- PLANET Richmond, Va
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
WHITE OFFICERS ARE
Continued from First Page.)
laps, intensified the crimes which fol

maps, lntensifled The Grimes WHICH fol
lowed"
Continuing, the committee says
that the "undisputed and convincing
testimony of witnesses prove that
the Negro soldiers went forth to STAY
the white population indiscriminate-
ly. that no Negro was hurt or modest
cd by them, not one Negro house was
fired into and that the Negroes we're
warned before and during the riot to
stay off the streets
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
WANTS TO FIND HIM,

l am very anxious to find the where
aDouta, If he be still alive, or to find
the address of his relatives, if he Is
dead, OF William Scott. who till some
Time In June Of this year lived at 2495
~. 3lst St. Cleveland, o., with Mrs.
FLETCHER. Sickness caused him to re.
turn to his home near Richmond and
he has not been heard from since.
p. o. CONNELL.
1884 !; Ssh 80.
Cleveland, O.,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
YOU'RE truly,
O. F. DENNIS

Looking to rent something? See
Cephas. Office. 635 IL N End st.
Telephone, Ran. B88.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
RESOURCES

Loans and discounts. .$129,S44,S6
Overdrafts, ..$ 2.G5S. Op
Bonds, securities, etc.
owned, including prem
lum on same ....... $4,000
banking mouse and lot. II ,053.99
other real estate owned S3,G99.75
Furniture and fixtures. 5,OI6.3i
Exchanges and checks
for next days clcarings 1,079.25
Other cash items. ..... 9S9.OS
Due from National Banks 2S,O65.55
Due from State Banks,
Private Bankers and
Trust Companies 1000. 90
PAPER currency ...... 5,72S.OO
Fractional paper curren-
cy, nickels and cents. 10000
Gold coin .......... 100000
SILVER coin .......... TITO
Bonds guaranteed ..... 0.4S2.I4
Total. $1,000. 1872 S, oO0.9S
Capital stock paid in. =. $34 $4,000
Dividends unpaid ..... $4,000
Individual deposits, IN
Guiding savings deposits 2G9,491.11
Time certificates Of deposit 1000
Certified checks .... 27S.66
Cashiers checks outstand-
hhS 549. 3 I
Blils payable, ........ 16,5OO 90
Unearned discount .... 3,31O.37
Total. -. 1925, OOO.9S
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
OF THE FINANCIAL
CONDITION OF THE
Mechanics Savings
Bank

or Richmond, Va, located at Rich
mond In the County OF Hcnrico,
state OF Virginia, at the close of
business September nth, 1917,
made to the State Corporation
Commission.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
IA MESSAGE TO THE BAPTISTS."

The Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Black
Dispatch, under the caption, "a mes
sage to the Baptsts," we'll says;
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22

AdEN7E 0UTFff-i HsgT 7,Tovss. T TSm:
Ple Oil. 8hempes. Prescfaa OH, Yaos
Cram and parscson tor Sriliae-3S. %.
% csrts sxtrx TOE psstaes
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22

Sworn to and subscribed before
mo this 18th day Of September, 1917
ALBERT v. NORRELL, JR.,
Notary Public
My commission expires Nov. 81, 10.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-25
EN- SAN ANTONIO HAY $1,000
MIEMBROS DE LA CRUZ
ROJA

FL cuerpo directive del Capitulo de
San Antonio, de la Cruz Roja, anun-
clio aver que en- Ia ciudad de San
Antonio hay $1,000 miembros de la
benefica association, e~sperandose que
para ell dia de ano nuevo Sc CON-
pleten les $4,000 que estan asigna-
dos a esta ciudad, para poder sostc-
ner los gastos de la guerra, en- 10
que respecta a la curacion de los he
ridos y protection para las familias
de los soldNos que esten ~peleando
o que resulten muertos en- alguna
batalla.
Cada miembro, al inscribirse, pa
ga III dollar, Y cada ano paga esa
misma Quota. En- todos los Estados
Unidos tendran que inscribirse diez
millones de miembros de la Cruz
Roia, produciendose de esa manera
los Sl0.000,000 que como decimos an
ties, necesita la agrupacion para los
gastos de la presente guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-25
LA POLICIA RECUPERO UN AU.
TOMOVIL ROBADO

FL dia dieciocho de los corrientes,
lie robaron a Mrs. McNemor I'm auto
movil Chandler. Aver a las doce del
dia, el sargento Gale. de uno de los
Regimeintos e~stacionados Ell ell Cam
pc Kelly, Sc encontr6 dicho automo-
vii, que sin perdida de tempo puso
en- poder de la policia. Cuando sc
examine y Sc pudo comprobar que era
la maquina reccmendada por Mr..
McNemor, ell captain Coy en- perso-
ma. 10 fue a entregar a su dueno,
Qrien Sc mostro muy agradecido por
la actividad de la policia.
Ahora Sc hacen las averiguaciones
correspondence para descubrir a
los que Sc habian robado ell automo-
vii que ACADIA de r%ecuperarse.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-25
DICE QUE LOS RELATOS DE LAS
ATROCIDADES MEXICANAS
ERAN OBRA DE LOS ALE
NAMES.

LEWISTON, Me-, Diciembre "a
En- IN discourse que :;ir. John Burke,
Tesorero de los Estados Unidos, pro-
nunci0 ante los miembros de Ia Maine
State Grange, ell funcionario ameri-
cano hizo a!usion a los propositos de
guerra dc los Estados Unidos Y a las
intrigas de los alemanes en- este pals
y en- general en- ell c%ontinente ameri-
caao.
R~efiriendose a la insidiosa campa-
na dc intrigas de. Alemania, Mr..
Burke declare que ell ex-Embaiador
aleman en- este pals. condo Won Berns-
torff, cstuvo trabaiando siempre pa
IA ~envolver a los Estados Unidos en-
Vna guerra con Mexico y cl Japon Y
que tenia d su servicio un vasto sis
tema dc espionaje desparramado no
SOLO en- este pals. sino en- todos los
demas del co~ntinente americana.
"Ta no hemos dido en- esta epoca,
! dijo ell oradoI, re'atos insidiosos a
cerca de las atrocidades mexicanas;
tampoco Sc nos presenta va a Mex
co como una terra de bandidos y
I'm inferno de maldad. ;Por que?
S~implemente porque las informacio-
nes V relatos de esas atrocidades,
formaban partc de la habil propagan.
ia a!cmana, Y tai cosa tuvo necesa-
riamehte que terminar desde que es'
tc pals entro a la guerra.
EN- diez meses, las autori&edes
de Washington, a pesar de la cam
pana de enganos Y abuses. que
ha tenido que soportar de aquellos
quc,no comprenden o no Sc dan
~cuenta de la situacion, han puesto
/ 100000 hombres sobre las armas,
cs decir, lin cjercito mayor que e.
que Lord Kitchener, logro equipal
en- dos amos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-25
ARMADA DE PISTOLA Y PUNAL

Tn hombrc de color fue detenido
anoche, porque Sc lie recogi6 una pis-
to.a ca!ibre IL cue Nevada en- 81
bolsillo. Al scr registrado en- la es-
tacion central de policia, Sc lie encon-
tr6 tambien IN punal de regulares
dimensioneS. Sc lie do entrada Dol
vago, con rortaci6n de armas Y Sc
le dejo a disposition del captain de
detectives para que este investigue
porque raz6n andaba armada dicho
negro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-25
UN NINO MEXICANO HERIDO
EN- UN ACCIDENTE

Eugenio Saenz, con Residential en-
la casa numero 313 de la Avenida
Dwyer, guiaba ell autorovil No. 627o
del registro de Texas, y con dicha
maquina atropello en- la esquina de
las Gales Johnson y S. Flores el nj
no Felix Recino.
Saenz Embellishments que Sc do
cuenta del ~accidente, detuvo su auto
movil Y llevo a Recino, sin perdida
de tempo al Hospital de la ciudad,
a fin de que ALI Sc le prestaran los
auxilios necesarios.
La po,icia tomo conocimiento de
este hecho Y cito a Saenz para que
responda ante ell Juez Wilkens de la
,esponsabilidad que resulte por ell a
tropello de Recino.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-25
AUMENTO CONSIDERABLE EN-
. LA POBLACION FLOTANTE

Con motive de las fiestas de Ma
-itad, de todos los pueblos circunve-
"inoS y aun de lugares r~ctirados, in
elusive de Mexico, nan estado llegan-
10 a San Antonio numerosas fami-
las cue vienen 4 pasar Noche Buc-
ia y el Ano Nuevo al iado de los
;uyos. Los hoteles estan llenos Y 10
nismo as casas de huespedes.
En- mucho ha contribuido el au-
nento de la pobiacion flotante de
San Antonio, la permanencia dc los
ni!lareS de soldados cue estin acan-
;onados ell los Campamentos de 10:
elrededores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-25
VIAJEROS

Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad, pro-
cedente de 'Tampico, ell senior Cesareo
Fernandez, rico comerciante de aquel
puerto tamaulipeco.
-Pasaron por esta ciudad para Ia
de Nueva York, ell senior Mariana
Jauregui y su esposa, quienes proce-
den de la region petrolifera.
-Salio para Galveston, al arreglo
de asuntos particulars, ell comercian-
te senior Carlos Martinez, quien en-
breve ~regresara a San Antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-25
COLLISION ENTIRE UN TRANVIA
Y UN AUTCMOVIL

Ell tranvia numero 200, al cuidado
del motorista E. Z. May, choco o n
ira el automovil del 60. Regimiento
de Caballeria. piloteado por W. H.
Hunt.
Como consecuencia de este choque,
el automovil reSulto con una rueda
hecha pedazos.
Ell agente de la policia que Sc pre-
sento 4 investigar ell hecho, no prac-
tico ninguna detenci6n, conforman-
dose con citar al :notorista V al chau-
fteur, para que Sc presenter manana
a las ocho, ante el senior Juez Will
kens, que sera quien conozca del ca
so.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-25
COLLISION ENTIRE DOS AUToMo-
YILES.

Ell automovil Ford que operaba
Ernest Carwin. choco contra otro que
ara manejado por Henry Maursund,
habiendose regiStrado este accidente
en- la cuadra numero $500 de la ca
lie Sur Presa.
Los dos chauffeurs fueron apre-
hendidos por ell agente Eason, quien
'os acuso de conducir Sus automovi-
les con mayor velocidad de la que
narca ell reglanento de trafico.
Ell autom0vil Ford. resulto con des-
composturas. cuya r~eparacion impor-
"a cincuenEa dolareS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-25
0FRECEN DISTRIBUTE GRATUI-
TAMENTE LOS REGALOS PA
RIA LOS POBRES.

TodaS las agrupacioneS de carload
establecidas en- San Antonio, que ano
o ano distribuyen provisiones Y ca
nastas de frutas entire las familias
pobres, han recibido ofrecimientoS de
varlas casaS que poseen AUTOMOBILES
-epartidores, para distribuir gratui:a-
nente los regalos que esta Navidad Sc
envien a quienes eStan necesitados
de ellos.
La oferta fue aceptada desde lue-
90, pues a los carros repartidores Sc
les pagaba una buena cantidad que
ahora Sc destinara para ayudar a ma
yor numero de indigentes.