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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22
Il CANDIDATES
A SENAD0RES
POR SONORA
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curul en- Ia alta
Cam ara
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22
jAMENAZA la GUERRA
A CENTRIC AMERICA?
UNA SENSA C[ONAL LNFORMACION DE
"THE SUM- De LA CD De NUEVA YORK
Dice que Ell Salvador, Honduras Guatemala estdn
punto de r la guerra que podrian uairse esos pal
ses bajo la F'dominacion" de Mexico

los asuntos europeoS para ejercer su
vigilancia policiaca en- este continen-
te, ccnsideran Que la doctrina
Monroe ha mperto.
Coincidiendo con estos rumores,
dice The Sun vienen la aprobacion
entusiaStica por los meXicanos, de
la idea de IA Iiga mundial. V los elo-
gios para. ei Presidentc Wilson, por
su labor y eSfuerzos en- la creacion
de aquella. V termira cl citado peri0-
dico:
"Si esta question Sc convierte en-
una serie de Guerras afcctivas, la
responsablidad scrs. en- muy gran
de parte. de Washington. Hay un
factor cue Ia America Latina COM
prcnde NAL : estima cquivocadamen-
te. Is e! cambio Ell Ia opinion pn-
bl;ca de los Estados unidos desde
1915. FL pueblo, cspecialnente en-
el suroeste V Ell la costa del Pacl-
fico. ha aCreadido mucho dcsde en-
tonces. Ademas. vienc un nuevo Con-
grcso que no toleara demas!ado
''watchful waiting
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22
Ia rota americana

Estas aSeveracjoneS. Sc han hecho
en- torno de los rumoreS circu!antes
acerca de II Ultima nota enviaGa IA
cohierno de Mexico Por cl de Was
hington.
Aunque e. teyto De csta nota no
ha sido dado a conocer por mas que
los nari6dicoS han puesto patentc Ct
deseo del publico de conocerlo.-ss
sabe que en- el Sc trata solamcnte de
n question del petroseo-
Algunos reriodicos dc Mexico, ie
han daGo mayor amplitud y Signltl-
cacion MAYOR. sin fund2mento atgu-
no. nues como decimoS, n nora per-
marece secreta: mas algunas pode-
rosaS companies lie este puerto, nan
podiGo saber 10 que aQuI M sldo mo-
two de rantos concentrates.
Segun ei decir general, Ia nota
reciama un pronto arregio en- las di-
ticjles cuestiones pendieates, de a
c2erdo con IA iusticia. Y basado en-
II ~cior2na Immediate dc Ia ley res
pecJiva.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22
$50 MILLONES PARA LA ADMINS
TRACTION DE LOS FE-
RROCARRILES

T,i,graraa ,.pccidi pard III PRENSA"
WASHINGTON, febrcro 21.-La Ca
mara aprobo hoy eI proyecto de ley
referentc que sean destinados $50
mi!loneS dc d5larcs. a la administra-
,ion da los ferrocarrilcs. Suma que de-
bera agrcearsc a los quinientos milo
ncs de fondo destinado al miSmo objc-
to. que Sc hallan inc!uidos en- cl acta
Gel Congrcso que autorizo al gobierno
Il tomar su cargo el maneio de ellos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22
El asuato del petroleo.

ScCUn parecc. 81 aSunto principal
UGc 81 ingem"rc Pani tratara CT Pa
ris. 70 sera con el GObicrno. Sino
con los Delegates del Gohjerno 4 las
Couferencias dc Paz. Y que cSta ac-
tivamcnte trabajando par. ser dido
por eSos deleg2doS.
Tai asuuto. que sera el de las di-
ficuItades surgidas entire los pet-ole-
ros el gohierno carr2ncista, con
motivo de la Recommendation del ar
.icu'o - dc la Constitution de Que
r6taro. 10 tratara tamhien con los
representatives del Gobierno inglCS I
,aS mjsmaS confercncias.
La noticia jrcluye Ia aseveraci3n
ae Que Pani esta imposibihtado na-
"a tratar esta question directamente
con ei @obierno ;ngles, porque TO e.
xistcn on Ia actualidad relaciones di-
pinmaticas ningunas entire lrelate-
IRA Mexico, pues IA primcra Sc ha
negado = recihir un Embajador ca
rrancista en- tanto no Sc rcsuelva 10
del netrUico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22
TERnINO AVER
IA CENSURA
NILITAR
= 4 Z
SOBRE LOS DESPACH0S
TELEGRAFICOS A MEX.
Respecto de la censura postal
Sc dice que pronto va a
ser suprimida

IsaCgT-HIE E-s0Tr-=s sIT- LII FtsENSA-
LAREDO. TENAS. febrero 2l.-
la censura milItar en- los despachoS
telegraUcos que estuvo en- vigor en-
toda Ia froutera con Mexico, deSde
que los EStadoS Unidos eutraron a
IA guerra. fue Sup-jmida hoy por or
Ge;scS de Washington. En- 10 Suce-
sivo. Jodcs los menSajeS telegraficoS
que Sc envien para Mexico Sc reel
ban de ese pals. paSaran sin ser re-
viSadoS por cl censor mjiitar.
RcSpccyo de la ce0Sura postal. min
CunsS ordenes Sc han recibido toda-
VIA para 81 remOcIon, mas sc dice
cue 7ronto seran traSnltidaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22
TRATA De QUE 10 RCBkN LAS DLEGACNES FRANCESA GLESA A
LA CRFERENCA DE- P PARA EXCARES la POTICA De CARRAA
Los petroleros Green que la
Rota americana sera con-
testada antes del 10
de mario
-.iea-rme Esa.-,eI na-e Ii PEENSA.

Tsisgrrmr Especial na-c Ia PEEESA.
NUEFA YC.Rk. Febrero 21.-Han
provocado grar interes en- esta ciu-
dad. Sobre todo entire Ia colonia me-
Nicana, las ultimaS noticiaS recibidas
de Paris. Sobre Ia actuacion del in
geniero PAM. Plenipotenciario en-
Francia. ultimamente deSicnado por
el go0ierno carrancista.
En- las dichoS notic,as, se traslu-
&c, en- primer lu@ar. que PAM no ha
sidc aun rccibiCo por cl gobierno
frances. nj parece eSperar que Sc lie
recl5a en- breve, pOr cUanto que Va
Il ancaminar por diStintoS SendeCos
que los diplomaticoS. 81 labor actual
cn IL capital tranceSa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22
Ell FRIO CAUSA PERJUICIOS EN-
Ell NORTE DE ESPANA

Cc' ,cruicio EspccjGt para Ii PtENSi
MADRID. fcbrero 2l.-De acuer-
do con los informes que Sc nan eStado
recibiendo de Ia region septentrional
de Espana, el frio ha causadO danos
de gran consideration en- todas las pro
vincias del Nortc Y en- especial en- cl
diStrito de Valencia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22
CUANDO SERA CONTESTADA LA
NOTA AMERICANA

TAMPICO. Febrero 2O.-En los
cirruIos netroieros. y en- general. en-
toGoS los centros financiercs de csta
c:uiad. 50 ha venido asegurando
ultimamentc con inSistancia, que no
pasa7-i cl mes Ge Marzo sin que las
difcreTciaS entire los industrialeS CT
tados cl gobierno. sc resuelvan de
alguua ma0Cra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22
La s;tuacion IN Monterrey

SeGIn los noticias que Sobre G.
particular nos p-oporcjoran viajeroS
de IA ciGiad de Monterrey, aver mis-
mo debi6 habCrse declarado una
huelga general entire los obreros de
Ia furdic;0n nimero :, IA mas im-
portante de Monterrey. pcrtenecisn-
te Ia gran negotiation conocida con
el nombre de America Smelling and
Refining &C.
I'm grupo de obreros de n djcha
negotiation. el de forjadores, ha So
licitado un notable aumento Ell los
iornalos. aumcdto que Ia compaala
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22
Of-ecera rcformas

Sc dice que en- las cCrferencias
oue e Irg. PAM ha solicitado cele-
5rar con los dclegados ingleSes y
franceses a las ConferenciaS de Paz,
el repreSentante carrancista procu-
r1,ra justifi"ar Ia accion del gobler-
no cn las cuestioneS pctroleras, eX-
Dlicando SuS motives.
Pcro al mismo tempo. Segun Sc
aSegura. ofrecera tomar nota de las
solicitacioncs que a tai reSpecto Sc
le iacar, fin de proponer, cuando
las Camaras &C Mexico So reunan,
que Sc hagan a la dicha ley. las re-
fornas cue sean neccSarlas para de-
Jar satiSfcchas las aSpiracicncs dc
los rctroleroS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22
ATACO EMPALME
Una PARTIDA De
INDIOS YAQUS
Cometioo ALI muchos
robos e Ilcendio5
dos Casas


NOGALES, Arizona. febrero 2l.-
Acaban dc recibirse aQui noticias de
que una part:da dc indioS yaQuis a.
sa!t6 la estacion de Empalme, cerca-
ma Guaymas, cometiendo muchos
robos. Dos casas fueron incendia-
daS por los asaltantes por haberse!es
hecho resiStcncia armada.
Cerca de Empalme fueron cncon-
trados los cuerpos de cinco perso-
mas de cuyas mucrtes Sc culpa los
indios.
Jnn fGbricn dc moHedG tGisa.
Las autoridades de Hermosillo a.
cabaa dc hacer un importante descu-
brimiento. Desde hacia tempo sc
venia nutando que tanto Ell ese iugar
como en- otros del Estado, c!rculaba
tPasa :; In Ia. Col. la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22

Especial L. PRENSA
MADRID session de hoy en- la Camara de
Mntro Conde de Roanones do que
SECURE senien de sanaoa to
energlca como naa
hjo de Francia
apaudo
teptosamene declaration.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22

Il S-,;g Caroline \ Lowe. abpGais de
C.bir...o ha uegado Nueya York. para en-
prrnder una !uch4 LEGAL -n favor DC los cchcn-
IA y ocho / ". W. extranjc7os pciiErosoS
qu.. aho-a - hailau detenidos en- "a lsia dc
Elx. ,-1cranGo las orsencS Gc deportation.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22
Los beIshgvkis fusilaron arzo5ispos en- enero
Ofrecen carbon americana mas baratc que e ingles

Espccala
ROMA febrero sindcato de ban
eros prouo pedra de los Estados Undo Sc han
ofo Italia cmbushe dc eSta ce que
los del lnges
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22
La hueIgu de Buenos Aires es de caracter pol1trco

TGegrama Espeiapa J. PRENSA
WASHINGTON febeo 2l.-Despachos bidos de Bueno Aires
cen one las condolences ALI huega general
en- extreme segin dcha huea caracter poco
drigidac e Presidene 1rigoycn
Los 5olskevikis iuslaron once drzebispos
T,t,rz Lra-aL
llegada hoy de Moscow
aimo los boShevs fuslsron
once ahos de ando include
zobipo de hcl.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22

.Fsss a Ia 50. Col 5sJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22

tPasa q IL IA. Col. la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22
LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

Comure listed Sus ibros en- espa-
mol a Ia Casa Editorial L0zano, lis
n. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. Es la mas barata. -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22

rsss a "a Ss. Col 7s-l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-22

tFasa d Ia Ss. Gel Sal
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-29
CAPT. .KEEGAN
ARRIVED TODAY
Officer Examines Recruits
and Will Remain Here
During War Exhibits.

Captain P. j. Keegan, assistant re-
cruiting officer of the Aberdeen dis
trict. arrived here this morning and
will remain while the military exhibit
which is expected this evening, is be-
ing shown in the display windows Of
the Ruettell Clothing company.
Captain Keegan examined fve re-
cruits who will leave for enlistment
barracks this evening, The local re-
cruiting Office now ranks second in
the district, according to. Captain
keegan. The Fargo Office is two men
ahead of the Office. here. Aberdeen
ranks third and Minot. fourth in the
recruiting district.
The big military display expected
to arrive last night was again delayed
but will be on exhibit early Wednes-
day morning, according to Captain
Keegan, who declares the exhibit to
be one of the best ever shown in this
section of the country, with a COM
plete display of rifles. guns and army
equipment and many valuable SOU
venirs and relics Of the great war
The exhibit is valued at $4,000.
The war exhibit will be shown here
until Saturday of this week when it
will De sent to Minot.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-29
T1|'E||'1 TELEPHONES III TO-
BEME|R;CEDHEIRE
SUNDAY MORNING
Tri-State and Northwestern
Exchanges Will Be
Consolidated.

The consolidation Of the old Tri-
State telephone exchange with the
Northwestern exchange will be, effect
ed Sunday morning, August 8, accord
ing to an announcement mad today
by G. r. Bonner. manager of the
Northwestern Telephone company.
Thetimmense amount of detail work
necessary to affect a large consolida-
ton such as this is but little under
stood by the public. according to Mr..
Bonner, but by using great care very
little inconvenience has been caused
subscribers.
The installers and construction
crews have about finished their work.
and the testing of each new line is
now in progress. Every effort Of the
companies has been directed toward
an accurate consolidation of the two
telephone systems.
Many Numbers Changed.
The new consolidated directory
which will be distributed prior to the
consolidation of the systems should be
referred to in every cas- before call
ing a number because of the many
changes that have been necessary.
Service will be greatly expedited II
this is done according to the manage
ment.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-29
H. S. Students May Can.
Account Keeping Is
More Popular With
Farmers OF County

The keeping Of cost-account records
among farmers in Grand Forks coun-
ty is growing more popular. as the plan
is put in operation. according to Ed
win Maryland of the agricultural col
lege at Fargo. who is in charge Of
farm management in this county.
Several weeks ago the farm bu-
reau in cooperating with farmers
who desire to conduct their farms on
strict business methods. distributed
books for the keeping of farm ac-
counts and instructed the farmers in
their use.
Mr.. Maryland was in the county
Monday working with the farmers
who are keeping these records and
aiding them in balancing their books.
The farmers are well satisfied with
the early results of their bookkeep-
ing that enables them to keep an ac-
curate check OF the various branches
Of their farm work and production.
according to Mr.. Maryland.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-29
Veteran
OF Chateau Thierry
Arriues in the City

Sergt. William F.. Davis,
recently discharged from the
United States Marines arrived in
Grand Forks today, and expects
to make his future home In this
city.
The sergeant took part In the
fighting al Vera Cruz in 1915. and
after America entered the world
war served with the immortal
MARINE Brigade of the Second
division OF the American army
with which, he went through the
fighting of Belleau Wood, where
the Marines covered themselves
with glory. and in the later fight
ing around Chateau Thierry.
He wears, the French Croix de
Guerrc, the Mexican Service
Medal, and the Naval Good Con-
duct Medal, as well rs the GRIM
son Gordon which shows that his
company was cited for bravery.
The home service bureau of the
Red Cross Is assisting Seagt.
Davis to obtain employment.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-29
Employment O&ce
Isl Placing Many
Men At Farm Work

The Grand Forks employment Of
flee in charge Of F. E. Hubbard Is
placing from fifteen to- twenty men
daily on farms in this district at the
general wage of 81 a day.
Twenty men yer placed in. Grand
Forks county alone Monday. Fewer
have been placed today and the slump
is thought to be due to the rain. Many
of the men being placed on the farms
through the employment, Office are
men who have been discharged from
army or navy service.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-29

Many Of the Northwestern tele-
phone numbers were duplicated by
the.4TritState, so it was necessary to
place the Tri-State numbers in the
next following Northwestern number
serial. To conform to- standard party
line designations all Northwestern
subscribers having the sufffx Il" att
or their telephone number will now
have a&"W."
Subscribers having two rings OF the
residence line when connected with an
ONCE or business. which vas formerly
shown as w will now be r. No
change in the numbers shown with
''.J' is necessary.
Appreciation Offered.
In referring to the consolidation
soon to take place, Mr.: Bonner said,
the company greatly appreciates the
Indulgence of the public, and feels
that with the one universal system in
Grand Forks the value of each sub
scriber's station has thereby been,
grfatly enhanced, and is o on a par
with the larger cities which hereto
fore have been receiving by the Bell
service, III.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-29
SCHOOL OPENS
$4,000 DRIVE II
Meeting Of Committee Held
This Morning; Solicita-
ton Begins.

The drive for $4,000 for the
Lutheran bible school Of this city was
formally launched this morning under
the auspices of a committee repre-
senting both the school and the
Grand Forks Commercial club.
A meeting. Of the committee post
poned from Monday morning was held
this morning at the Commercial club
which the actual work Of solicitation
began.
A. G.. Sorlie is chairman Of the
Commercial club committee which is
aiding the school in the drive. e
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-29
Agitator Urges
Harvest Hands to
Demand $3.50 Day

After holding q "soap-box
meeting" on DeMcrs avenue Mon
day evening, In the course of
which he is said 70 have urged
all workmen to refuse to work in
the harvest fields for less than IS
cents an hour, and to demand an
S-hour day, A. L. Kcrsey, 1. W.
W. agitatOr, was taken In charge
by the city police on q charge of
vagrancy.
William Little, a boy Of about
49, who was with him. was also
taken into custody.
Kersey vas equipped with all
the regulation L. w. w. literature,
including the notorious "song.
book" which celebrates the OK.
ploits of the 1. w. w. in making
life miserable for 1.-THE farmer
and other parasites He also
carried membership cards, etc., to
issue to new members of the I.
W. w. fraternity. -
Kersey Is scheduled to be given
q hearing this afternoon. Latest
reports from the police station
were to the effect that he was
growing impatient, and was APP
parently attempting to beat down
the door of his cell.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-29
Earl Gaustad Back !
From Army Service

the ouartarmaster division IN J of ''e the he
United States navy aviation depart
ment, Earl Gaustad returned to his
home in this city, having received his
discharge at Minneapolis on July %.
Earl Gaustad is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. NJ. Gaustad. and entered navy
service at Dunwoody. Minneapolis,
June S, 1918. For the past year he
has been stationed at, Chatham.
Mass. -s-,S (.
At the time that the airplane NC-4
left on it's flight across the. Atlantic,
Gaustad was among vasparty of nav
men who visited the, starting place.
He has a number OF interesting photo
graphs taken of the plane, and has one
taken Of himself on the plane.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-29
DISTRIBUTION OF
VICTORY MEDALS
HAS BEEN A

The distribution of Victory medals
to discharged veterans of the great
war will be delayed for several
months, according to the following
notice received from the war depart
ment news bureau by the local re-
cruiting station.
I'm view of the large number of
applications now being received, at
tention is called to the fact hat Vic
tory medals will not be ready for
issue for several months. The method
of distribution has not been de-
termined but it will probably follow
the general scheme now being used
for the distribution of the Victory
button. Applications for medals
should not be made until the an
nouncement that the medals are
ready for distribution"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-29
Lightning Bolt Hit
American Building
Early This Morning

a bolt of lightning striking the
Grand Forks American building, 2O9
South Fourth street at about xso'clock
this morning, Travelled down a. parti-
and set fire to some loose paper
In the basement, causing but little
damage
As the structure is located right
next to the south end fire station the
flames had little opportunity to gain
any headway before they were under
the control Of fremen, and as a result
little damage was caused. Il. ~
shock Of the. bolt knocked
Town Aeveral freinen who weresinFt the
basement of the fire hall. getting out
skid. chains Tor the auto hre apparatus
EAt3thAa4ilne sM. IS
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-29
In Minnesota
Woods. May Be -Serieu,

Chisholm. Mimi, July 2s.-That =
second serious northern Minnesota
forest fire is imminent, unless care
is used by berry pickers and campers
in lighting fires, or unless a heavy
rain comes at once, is the report Of
turned today from; an, inspection Of
the Sturgeon Lake. district:
II found many small fires in the
north woods whichihad been left BY
berry pickers and campers" he re-
ported to his chief. "The woods are
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-29
OF CONCRETE
MATERIAL u
BUILDING DELAY

Some delay in the construction of
the city hall has been caused on ac-
count of the inability of contractors
to receive certain material for the
concrete work. according Il NJ. A.
Foote, member of the building COM
mittee, today.
The iron material for concrete re-
enforcement. which has been ordered
from Chicago, has been delayed in
coming and concrete work is a
tically at a standstill for the present,
Mr.. Foote says.
Work on the building. however, is
continuing with steady progress, and
everything will be in readiness by
September IS. it is predicted. Five
bricklayers are working on the outer
construction, and this part OF the
building will be done very soon.
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STRIKING PICTURE
AT ORPHEUM SHOWS
TURKISH cRUELTIES

A realistic picture of the atrocities
practiced by the Germans and Turks
upon the Armenians during the re-
cent war is presented in 1.-The Auction
of Souls" the film offering in which
Aurora Mardiganian. an Armenian
girl, is appearing at the Orpheum
theater.
Miss Mardiganian was sold in a
Turkish slave market for IS cents,
and went through many Of the adj
ventures described in the film.
The Auction of Souls is one of the
most striking pictures recently shown
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Children NOW
Canning Product
OF Their Gardens

Canning of school garden vege-
tables has already been begun by the
grade children, according to Miss
Anne Kemp, director of the canning
work for the boys inc girls Of the
city, in an announcement made to-
day. The children have taken an UNI
usual interest in the work this year,
mems of vegetables are being gathered
from the school gardens.
T May Bring Home Vegetables.
Grade children will be taken in
two groups, Miss Kemp announced,
one group meeting at 9 O'Clock a. m.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
and the second group meeting at II
O'Clock on the same days. 1t is not
necessary that the vegetables be
gathered from the school gardens. it
was announced. Any child may bring
vegetables or fruit from the home
gardens. h only requirement being
n rubbers. The cold pack method
of canning is used exclusively and
both boys and girls are members of
the classes. i.
FL. S. Students May Can.
So far only. grade children have
taken. up the work, Miss Kemp said,
but ar effort is now being made to
interest the high school students as
well. High school students who wish
to take part in the canning work
should report to Miss Kemp on We'd
nesday between 4 and $3.50 O'Clock in
fthe afternoon, at the Central high
ments for classes. No definite ap-
pointment need be made by the grade
children, who report at the Belmont
school for the class,
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mails and the serving of them at res
taurants is under state license. a fee
Of SO for the first year being charged
and IS annually thereafter. Thus for
the first time in the state, the fastid-