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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-13
PERMISOS PARA FINCAR

La Inspection de CONSTRUCTORS
'extendi6 les slguiertes permiScS pa
IA fincar ' hacer diversas obras:
Miss Dora Flarnery para cons
truir cinco cuartos para habitacion
en- la Gale s. Nolan SCI.
\. II. German para construir Qua
ira cuartos para habitacion en- la ca
lie de S. Moraus $3.50.
Adam Freiling, para un portal en-
Ia Gale de s. Flores.
Miss NJ. T. Miller para remodelar
81 frentc De Ia casa en- la Gale L.
Commerce 90S.
Joe Belmas, para IN portal adicic
nal en- Ia Gale de n. Dashield GIG.
0. C. Williams para construir IN
garage en- la Gale de ". Presa $3.50,
K. G.. Hersey. para construir Qua
tro cuartos adicionales en- Ia Gale de
". Houston 22S1.
Tony Sifuentes, para conStruir IN
cuarto en- la Gale de \. Perez 2206.
Aug. Mitch. para construir un per
tai aticional en- la Gale dc y. Mon
tana 1887.
Luis CisneroS para construir un
cuarto en- Ia Gale de s. Il Paso 2T7.
!. c. Dietnan para poner alambra
do. No Sc hara NADIA a. techo nj a
las paroles. en- la calle de E. Com
merce 5S7.
Guillermo Cara para consCruir un
portal ADDITIONAL en- la Gale de S. Pc
rez 22l6.
J. A. Reehmann para conStruIr
cinco cuartos para habitacion en- Ia
lcaIle de y. Salinas 26I.
2. 8aca para construir un alma
cen en- Ia Gale de y. San Fernando
I241C.
Ofelia Rivas, para construlr IN
cuarto en- Ia Gale de n. San Patricio
29o$.
J. H. Leslie. para consrruir IN
i~cuarto en- Ia Gale dc ". Polaris i5ll.
Frank kruegger, para construir
tres cuartos en- Ia Gale de y. India
ma 65!.
a. c. Haukins. para construir Gin
co cuartos en- Ia Gale de y. Por-
ter 1913.
0. r. Wood. para construir Qua
tro cuartos en- Ia Gale de S. Ham,
mo7d 500.
J. y. Ilg. para ~remodeiar el frente
de la casa de la Gale de E. Main.
VI. Z. Ambrust. para conscruir un
portal additional en- Ia Gale de s. DIAL
las 500.
+. PizLini para cOnstruir un Guar
to en- la Gale de S. Brown l4lS.
Joe Pabst, para algunas reformas
Y reparaciones en- Ia Gale de n. Cor
man 1867.
l. T. Sautleben. para construir un
portal adiciona! n la Gale de \. Bea-
cen 3lO6.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-13

Sc dirija a las oficinas de ~educaci6n
eXpresandoles u ideas a este res,
pecto.'
La protesta del Consul Genera,
Denegri ha causado buena impression
entire los meXlcanos re~sidentes en-
csta ciudad hoy que apareci6 en- los
peri6dicos y Sc cree que sera escu-
chada por las autoridades a qua2nes
Va dirigida..
FL p%eriodico do William r. Hearst,
The San Francisco Examiner" de-
clara categoricamente que ell tono dc
Ia protesta del Consul Deregri es
"autoritario."
Denegri declare a los perioiistas
que 10 entreviStaron con este mott,
vo que "el hecho de que Sc ultraiara
asi q los ninos mexicanos. no era
Sino ell fruto de una campana cue Sc
vieHe desarrol!ando con el objeto de
cltear un nal entendimiento entire
Mexico Y los Estados UnicoS"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-13
Los oficialeS itaLanos en- e.
ejercito checo estdn
retirGndose

PARIS, JUNO l2.-Noticias neci-
bidas por la conferencia de paz en-
eSta capital dicen que los oficiales
italianos que Sc hallaban prestando
sus servicios en- cI Ejcrcito checo-
eslcvaco, han eStado siendo reem-
plaZadoS por oficjalas ~franceses.
La information no dice 81 los CT
tados oficiales ita.ianoS Sc han Sc
parade por 81 voluntad o cstan STEM
dolo por acuerdo de las autoridades
militares checo-eslovacas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-13
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

La oflcina meteorological del Depar
ta.aeuto de Agricultural dc los Esta,
dos Unidos. proporciona los datos que
siguen. relatives al eStado de- ITEM
DO para San Antonio Y yecindad:
Parcialmcnte nublado. Temperature
maxir,a IS 4 Sd. Vientos ligeros de;
Este ' del Mediodia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-13
PESOUISAS

GRATIFICARE ampliancntc Il Ia persona
auc proporcioac informcS &c mi hiJo RoSeho
Muhoz. quicn 81 y dc Mayo uItimo SC en-
cont-aba en- Tucson. AriZ. de deHde cntlehdo
sali6 para NoCsles. Sonora. Todo informc
dirijasc a Maria H. Vida. de Munoz. 1904
Jones Ave. San Antonio. Texas. CD
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-13

dar muerte a jan Garcia, y que
durante Ell tumuito provocado para
entire las victimas Sc euenta ell licen-
ciado Lazaro de la Cara. durante
mucho tempo Seeretario de Gobier-
no de Nuevo Leon, a euien 81 candi-
dato victorioso Sc proponia nombrar
para csc cargo otra vez-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-13
Ell PUEBLO DE MONTE
RRE.Y

Ell pueblo de la capital regiomonta-
ma sc e%ncuentra sumanente excitado
no solamente por ell gran numero dc
yicsimas que causaron les d~esordenes
p~rovocados por la passion politica de
los elementos oficiales, sine por el
grave atentado contra la democracia
cometido por esos mismos elemen-
tos.
Hay en- Laredo, entire la numerosa
eolonia n~colonesa. una gran exPee-
tacion por eonocer en- todos sus deta-
Hes los sangrientos spessos oeur-:dos
en- Monterrey. Sc dice que varias per-
sonas, de reeonoeido waller politicc
v social, fueron muertas y heridas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-13
MATRIMONIOS

Marion Galinro con Carrie flores
Jose Gonzalez con Micaela Salda-
na-
Soterr Batteries con Apolonia ES
pinosa
Pompcso Guevara con Clara Lopez
!. VI. Prado con &. Luna.
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NECESITO profesora de piano : mandoli-
M. Para intoTmcs ocurran 4 10 S!ocum
Place.
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{. Judrez estd completamen.
te rodeada
Nhane de Ia Ia. pag.)

no los soldados que tiencn en- rea,i-
dad son en- numero mucho ntanor,
los eGuipos sobraHtes han tenido que
guardarse Y de ALI cue los viilistas
hayan encontrado pertrechos Siem-
pre- que han logrado sorprendcr cual-
quiera pequena guarnicion.
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10 Elm s.. san Antonio. Texas.
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NACiWIENTOS

Una nina de Elias Escamilla y de
F~rarcIsca C.. de Escamilla. IN IA ca
lie de 5. Pecos 2l6.
Una nina de Pedro Soils y de la Sc
nora Arelia RODRIGUEZ de Sells, tn
IL calle de s. Laredo PIP.
In nino lie Ramon Gonzalez Y de
Ia sonora Virginia Hernandez dc Con
.zalez. en- Ia Gale de San Saba 412.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-13
LISTO, SENIOR, LISTO.
Swcaringen Bldg

81 NECESITA carros para mudsnzas. o car.
gar eauipajes. habie ! ROSALES: TelGfono
Travis lI26.
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UN PRO


Sc cree que ell ~PropoSito es el de
que el Congreso declare quo de los
cinco candidates, Ell ahora Prisionero
fue quien obtavo mayor numero de
votos. pero que estando inhabilitado
para asumir el cans 20 por haSer sido
acusado de graves delitos contra la
paz puhlica y estar bajo la sccion de
la justicia, son nulas las elecciones
y Sc nombre un gobernador INFERNO
que Sc e~ncargara de nombrar a nuevas
elecciones, cuando ell Consreso 10 esti-
ME convenience.
De csta manera, dicese. Sc e~vitara
que Garcia llegue al gobierno del ES-
iado. 10 cual preeisamente Proeura Ell
gobierno del centric.
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Resistro Civil
DEFUNCI0NES

DR.. Lorenzo D. Davis. de treInta
y cinco amos. dc Nefritis. Uremia.
en- cl Hospital Sealey.
Igna:io Montreal. de un aho, DC
enteTc-cClltIS.
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ELD-VIGOR-ELECTO.

Nusl,c G. uclo \ 81 colo natural con una
soIa aplra-f5n. No usnchA. dana nj dcsco-
ora. Hacc .-ccc- e pclo, F-ascos dc I on
as. $500. dc ; cazaS. $500 mas 10 cts.
por correo.
Sc yendc tambicn q! por mayor
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MATRIMONIALES

CABALLERO mcxicano dc SO amos de edad.
desea entablar correspondence. obieto ma
trimonio. con senorita de IS 4 % amos de
cdad. Preferable sepa tocar riano. Tods
aqu>ila cue Sc interese por su felicidad. d.
rijase a J. VI. Gonzalez. Fresno. Texas. tI5l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-13
PERDIDAS

Sc G~RATTFICARA i Guien devuelva relo1-
puisera de orc. ovalado. CUE extravie en- la
Gale dc Houston al tomar caro- de West
End. Pucde devolveHc 4 3o3 n. Santa
Rosa Ave, Teiefono Or. 37a. 90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-13

MPRESORES - ST neeesita esQuelas de
6efunsi6n. gran5ee. estilo me1ieano, escriba
pi3jendo p-ecios y mucstras l .gnacio H.
tozano. 1ls n. Santa Pos: Ave. San Al
tonic. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-13

Cuando necesite lihros en- espahol
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano, 11S n.
Santa Rosa. Ave-, San Antonio, Tex.
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NO Sc DEJARA A GARCIA
LLEGAR AL GOBIERNO.

Como los desordcnes ocurrieron
precisancntc despues de que sc hizo
publico el t~riunfo de Juan NJ. Garcia,
opinase que ellos ~fueron Provoeados
deliberadamente por los p~artidarios
de los candidates oficiales, cor onje-
to de dar lugar a la apprehension de
Garcia y dcjar a este inhabilitado
para asunir Ell cargo de g~obernsdor.
Sc dice. ademas, que los desordenes
comenzaron el domingo poeo despues
de mediodia en- las c~asillss dondc
era ~abrunadora Ia mayoria de votos
en- favor del candidate oposieionista,
v que fucron p~rovocados como una
,nedida para preparar el terreno a c.
fecto de pedir la nulidad de las cleo
clones 81 como Sc temia, el t~riunfo de
Garcia resultaba asegurado sobre los
otros cuatro candidates ~juntos.
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PRESTAMOS

PRESTAMOS dinero sobre Bouos de ia Lii
bcrtad al s Tor ccinto annual. Tambicn So
bro Esampilas de Aho-ro dc Guerra. Ocu-
iran 907 State Bank Bldg. o RusSc! Bog.
i26l
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CRENA ELECTQ.

Especia! para acLarar = crr5ciieccr Ia COM
rlexl61. ENt:c1dc las a-rugas- Prccio &C
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VENTAS
G.

De las conocidas MAQUINAS PARA CO.
SER SINGER. Todos estilos. taller y zapa-
terra. COntado y piazos. Recihensc en- :uen-
"a maquinas usadas: SC pasa buen precio.
Maouinas nucvas SINGER en- Gambia de
caballos. muas. bW=Cies. Singer y ot-as
marcas de segunda nano como t.uevas !:
Sarantizadas. muy baratas. vensan 4 -vcrla5.
Alamo Sewing Machine Co., sos So. Alamo,
T~clcfono Travis SiS9. t25)
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PARA IA NOVA. la AMIGA, LA MADRE O LA HERMANN.
COLLAR CON PERFUMES

COLLAR CON PERFUMES
~NATURALES.
Las cuentaS dc estoS collares
estAn hcchas de petalos de TO
res n~aturales. molidoS Y mode
iados fernando rcsas y otras
flores. correspondence los olo-
res a las flores de que estan
hechos. Es 10 mas apropiado
para regular 4 IA novis. Ia
amiga. Ia hermaEa o Ia ma
ore. RUGS a In . que IS un
elcrante adorno. substitute con
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VSOS DE- OCAS/ON
EMPLEOS

Sc N~ECESTTAN dos ~pintores de
les y cuatro ayudantcs tambien dos aSu-
dantes para reparacion dc toidos. Ocurran
91I-sS2 20 Flores s.. Or, 1865. lTl
Sc NECESiTA un planchsdor de trajes fl
nos para hombrc. Ocurran l09 Cauaron 81
Altos. 'l5'
Sc NECESITA un p!anchador. Buen sueIdo.
trabaio permanerte. Ocurran Il oo5 water
St. Tciefono Or. 1881.
Sc NECESTTA un hombrc que sera plan
char >.!daS dc sonora. Ocurran il0i@ So
lcdad st t!o'
Sc NECES1TA un houbre para trabalo
general De casa y que sepa manejar truck.
Trabajo pcrmancntc. No ncoesitanos a los
2erczosos. Monterrey Iron { Metal Co. ll24
So Medina. 90
Sc NECESITAN muchaehas nescras QUO ma
blen inrlcs. Ocurran al French Cafe. III
Avenue Z. Detras del correo. tlSp
Sc NECESITA un professor o profcsora me-
xicana. para que de classes de insles es-
panoI. Sc le raEara buen sucldc. Dirilan-
50 al comisionado +. G. Seeligcr. INLAND
Supply Co. R. 5. Kyle, Texas.
JovEN FILIPINO con buenas reterencias.
que habla inGlGs y cspanoi. deSea colocarSe
en- casa Industrial O comercial. Ha tenido
/. amos dc pract;ca en- Jos ferroearriles Y
~o:iclnas dc contabilidad.' Dirijsise a X.
Arcns.. Hotel Monterrey. Ct. NJ. e" 49,
Sc NECESTTk un bueu @apatcro. ocurrar
lucCo a llolc So. Alamo st. 'l3t
Ell zAPATERo cARLoS SILVA y su
compancro obtendran IN trabajo pe-msncntc
y bien remunerado. 81 SC dirJen por correo
O tclsSrafo a j. q. Groves. SIT Indiana
Ave Wichita Falls, Texas. GT)
Sc NECESITAN dlez homb-es para corta-
.ena ' dos para auemar carbon. Muy buen
CAMPO abundante en- MADEIRA. Nc e~scriban,
s;no ocurran personalnentc para trabaJar
d.sd. i,eco a Magnolia. Texas. 90
Sc NEcEsrrAN sehoras para que atien.
dan pucstns dc lotcria. Ocu-ran a las 3
p. m. al Pa-Quc NacIonal. EsauiEa dc hous-
ton y Laredo.
NECESITO profesora de piano : mandoli-
M. Para intormcs ocurran a 10 S!ocum
Place.
TRABAJo PARA Los MEXICANoS.
Tcnemos trahaio pcrmancHte para Jorna-
ieros sin familja. en- cl pue1tc dc Cause
way" Sc les pagan 80 cts. por bora, STEM
DO los pages semanarios. 81 deSea t~rao21ar.
yenyasr a Virginia Point. ccrca dc Calves
ton Texas. Esta ofcrta Sc hace
DO. 20 dias. cue principle en- Mayo IS. No
g trata de cnganchc. sino de Gsr trabalo a
uuicn 10 ~solicitc. Sc COCHRAN $500 ScTana-
rios por asis,cncia. 4. Is. Ma-tinez, Gerentc.
l7).
Sc NECESITAN hoy nismo senoritas mayo
reS do Is amos. para que ~trabajcn en- The
Zorro Tobacco Co. sOl y. PecoS.
Sc NECES!TAN s-no-itas para que traea.
len en- Ia fabrica de pGros. FincA CiGa:
Factory.
STAR EMPLOYMENT CO, SOS West Ho1''
ton X purd, propo7cionar a listed traoaja-
dor-s V cmpleos. TelGfono Or. 654l-
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BOLANOS CACHO,

Abogajo MexIcaho. Ions1isas y documents
eion.s iu!idicas coIrcrnientes a leyes y neSo-
rios de Mexico. I03-I04 Caplcs Bldg. FL Pa-
~. Texas.
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VENTAS

NILACRCS DE PLATA. si.l1 cada uno.
\. +. Gomez, 81 Durango 81. San Antonio,
Texas.
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Soc. SEMANARIOS

Colchas dc limo. r~elojeS. graudes. tapetes y
; ~cortinas finas. Aliombras grande. 500.
TODD sin cnganchc. 1928 Monterrey ST. g.
1927. 'ls'
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Los candidates al Gobierno
de Nueuo Leon fueron
arrestadoS
Vince de la Ia. plana)

ber.ad al lIegar a la capital de la Re
publica, por orden de Carranza y
Que Garcia pernnanecera For algun
tempo en- la Penitenciaria, sutricndo
las c~ons-cuencias de su !eneridad,
al haber encabezado la opcSicion neo-
lonesa para e~nfrentsrse resue!tamen-
t. contra los candidates de Carran-
"a y del scbernador Zambrano.
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LA PROTESTA DEL
CONSUL DENEGRI

(NaeHe de ia "a. pdg.)
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REMEDIO ELECTO.
FABRICADA FoR

romaGa para curar E-aDos. casTa y ma
ie del c-snco p-opias dc los nihos. Prccio
&c Ia Gaia. 80 cts
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1919-03-07
POSTOAK.

j. r. Hudson, who has been i'll
for several weeks, is no better.
Robert Hudson and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Emsley
Deaton.
Garlin Hudson and family spent
Sunday with the family of Lewis
arkham.
Carlos and William Hudson at
tended the singing at Rusbings
Greek Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Cowell
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Frances McIver..
Miss Cora McKelvy of Camden
spent the weekend with relatives
in this community.
Bert Ward and family of near
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1919-03-07
WILL GET A
SALARY RAISE

Nashville, Tenn March l.
Many Methodist ministers in every
Southern and Western State who
have been trying to exist on in.
liuitesimal incomes during the
past years will have their salaries
raised within the next few months.
This very practical and definite
step is to be taken 10y the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, South, fol-
lowing the financial drive of that
denomination in April. The drive
which has $35,000,000 as its goal,
has been undertaken with view
t. putting the work of the church
on business basis, the raising of
the salaries of their underpaid
pastors being considered one of
the first matters of Importance.
There are 866 salaries now $400
or less which will be raised to 5000;
485 salaries now $400 and $500
which will be raised to 5000; 588
salaries now 5000 aud $500 which
will be raised to $1,000; and 1870
salaries ranging from $500 to 5000
which will also be raised to $1,000.
The supplementing of these salar-
les will require 50 ,850,000 during
the forthcoming five years and the
success of the centenary drive will
make their increase Immediately
possible.
Practically every city aud town
throuhout the length and breadth
of Southern Methodism will be af-
fected it is declared at the head
quarters of the denomination in
Nashville and every Methodist
man and woman who pulls to on
the centinary drive will be help
ings to make possible better and
happier living conditions for the
underpaid pastors in their midst.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1919-03-07
THRIFT HELPS FOR 1919.

l. will not quit but will push my
personal job in helping clean up
the way.
2 [ will buy wisely, save sanely
and invest securely and will insist
upon getting 100 cents value for
every dollar spent.
3 [ will take the "if" out of life
aud make it build up thrift.
4. | will have my personal share
in my country's victory finances.
5. / will have enough sand to
hold on to the slippery dollar.
6 | will increase my savings not
tomorrow, or next day, but now.
Z. will capitalize myself through
saving; | am my own bigest asset.
s I will not sell my Government
securities for a mess of pottage.
9. | will join the "Get Ahead
movement, such as one of the gov
ernment savings societies.
10. | will let the "War-is- over"
idea make me uugratful to those
who have fought aud bled for lib
erty.
IL. will be behind our end of
the peace table with my heart,
brains, labor encouragement and
money.
II [ will employ all practical
means of stopping the foolish drip
from the pocket book, which under
mines the foundation of family
success and save through war saw
ings stamps, thrift stamps and
government bonds and and other
safe investments.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1919-03-07
SECRET OF A HAPPY LIFE

We occasionally meet a woman
whose old age is as beautiful as
the bloom of youth. We wonder
how it has come about-what her
secret is. Here are a few reasons:
She knows how to forget disa-
greeable things.
She kept her nerves we'll in hand
and inflicted them on no one.
She mastered the art of saying
pleasant things.
She did not expect too much
from her friends.
She made whatever work came
to her congenial.
She retained her illusions and
did not believe all the world wick
ed and unkind.
She relieved the distressed and
sympathized with the sorrowful.
She never forgot that kind words
and smile cost nothing, but are
precious to the distressed.
She did unto others asshe would
be done by, and now that old age
has come to her and there is halo
of white hair about her head she
is loved and esteemed.
This is the secret of long life
and happy one.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1919-03-07
RAMBLE CREEK.

Isham Jones is on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. Nora Floyd visited Mrs
Lennie Watson Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Earl Lyons have
moved to their new home.
Fred King and wife visited Mr.,
and Mrs David Crockett Saturday,
Miss Idah Hargis spent the
weekend with her brother, billiard
Hargis.
l.. L. Watson and daughter, Wis
tied the family of Andrew Hargis
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Lonnie WarmacB
and sister, of Sedalia, Ky visited
relatives in this community last
week,
viii close, with best wishes tc
The Chronicle aud its many read.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1919-03-07

Camp Gordon last May, and | am
praying that | may hear from you,
and know that you are well.
"Father, | sailed from France
February l2 and landed here on
the 2lst. it seems like it has been
a year since ] last saw yon, but
may be i won't be long until | will
see You again. There were times
when | didn't know what my fate
would be in poor France, for it is
an awful place. 1t rained seven
days a week and sometimes eight,
but it was not very cold in France,
aud there was not enough snow to
play snow ball, even. But rain
1t rained so hard we had to wear
our raincoats in the tents.
"Mother, I didn't think [ could
endure what | went through while
in the fighting zone. | received a
slight wound over my right eye,
but it did not amount to much,
and [ was sick very little while in
France. | weigh ITO pounds. l
could write all day, but will tell
you more when | get home. You
need not reply to this letter, for I
will be gone before your, answer
could reach me.
THOMAS G. WILSON,"
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1919-03-07
SA WYER'S MILL.

Miss Eva Bell was here one day
last week.
Miss Addie Ballard spent the
week. end here.
George Douglas and r. o. Bell
were here last week.
Miss Zonie Baker has been Wis.
iting in Carroll County.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs,
Eura Presson is seriously i'll.
Harper Lyles and wife of Carroll
County visited here last week.
Ollie Kennon, a discharged SOL
der of near Paris, visited here re.
Gently.
l.. V. Greer and wife have been
visiting the family of Herbert
Stigall
j. P. Jordan and family spent
Sunday with the family of Will
Jordan.
d. B. Hollingsworth and Leonard
Davis of near Camden spent Sun
day here.
Dempsey Spence and wife of
Rosser have been visiting near
this place.
Mi ses Daisie and Bertha Ed
wards attended the singing al
Thompson school house Sunday.
Best wishes to The Chronicle
and its many readers.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1919-03-07
WALNUT RIDGE.

Health is very good in this com.
mnniiy at this writing.
Miss Vonie Corbitt spent the
week-end with homefolks.
Jack Beasley of Cross Roads
spent Sunday with his mother.
w. S. Corbitt and wife visited
the family of James Beacham Sun
day.
Robert and Tom Beasley attend
ed services at Rushings Cree k
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Cecil Devinne was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Eta
Beasley Sunday.
Best wishes to The Chronicle
and its readerss
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1919-03-07
COUNTY NEWS
IN A NUTSHELL
CHALK LEVEL.

Elvin johnson visited his sister,
Mrs Eva Hatley Sunday.
Mrs. H. r. Mitchell visited in
the Green Hill community Sunday.
Mrs. Sallie Bledsoe and Cora
Brown visited Mrs. r. L Mitchell
Sunday.
Born, to Mr.. aud Mrs. luther
Lynch, on last Wednesday, twins
boy and girl.
II. r. Mitchell and G. P. Saun.
ders sold a nice bunch of hogs to
an Humphreys County stock dealer
last week.
The party given at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Saunders
Thursday evening was a very en-.
joyable event.
William Nunnery and Miss Lii
lie Moore were happily united in
the holy bonds of mattrimony al
the home of the brides parents one
day last week.
Joe Cowell aud Dosey Hardin
have their saw mill in running
order and have been putting out
some building material for the
past few days.
A double wedding occurred at the
home of Justice t. j Flowers last
Friday the contracting parties be-
ing Arthur King and Miss Olive
Stokes and Irl Medlin and Miss
Laura Bishop. The newly wed
are all promising young people OF
the eleventh district. May their
future path be full of JOY and
sunshine