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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-29
iYA NO ENYIDIE AL QUE SABE GANAR DINERO, SEA Us
LED INO DE ELLNS!. :COMO:


L ta5man .oo To- needles eoaaes de 5@e1o: 9ns+a .s cue ss RE ssF : S ess,
Gsbsxs. que enpre p7opor-oaar los suicides mas mas@bhes y acabanm uy prom
-ha. pe.b n sabca qusL los mencs son de Sl25OO = $4,000 menmateS sin sae.
feaSe nj Ia ocava pare &c 70 Cue Sc sacTfieaa aqrela que sO Ganan de $500
EsudEc de5s ahmu usmos Oaueae um< dos noas a da. y en- unose aaHoos
mes sara Gso para pgar caalasr anen pr euT"tO l2e sea en aEano
TEL PoRvENIR De MExCo ESrA AsEGuRADo' ASH . aarnan Ia! %
tvs Pat1a utrnaren;. rAa .s7iora-se p- 81 mHuos de Las ve-isdeas cond-
Clones aeraNe pos2ue. a-avea. na@tTO pals Tambea los ye1oasIos o5$.asho
,n~ It. Dc IA k-sna vemdes va my pr6xrna: haer 10 que haccn Otas
Aui~ .5 .Guaatos miles de Nciauos hay por ots parties de los EHados Uni
d. c-T,ss en- los raraEs mas duus y pesdos? y sCuinus hay que PHI
d.ndo dessnpcHar una precision saasfac~1amente. solo sc les. ofeee peo y pAa!
iadusrS4oa naci5n. p1seSen a los hos del pals y a exGanjeo lie Otrcen 10 p@r.
. : afs 70 s spssssn 5 S. s. .s@ss han, Is SeS5 % so2 os@a Ssa0H que 'sSn A'~
ra9 ~ oa de s0T PscTE9 , Ha sFRs6 Ss r Sp1 h ssS@5 IEx g; "a Is b me "a ss d d.
aunaaa. Erenos dc Ane Instructor De Maquint4s y FoSOnGs anercanOs. en-
esasS lnSEama Dc % SSS . 9o : ,BS.,SSo cue IA $50 de cHpeareiers ms =
jsms tay4eOn una opO9uadad Qosds alberta u admission de etndan@s d&-
T,,1nto contracts con los =. {. y. de Mexico y Sur PacHnco de Mexico. para d-
Instruction 4 ss emp"ad@- y oAnene Sc aoe car ana o'0suhHA1 l los
mexcenOs Ts5eao@ en- sep pals para S1s IA ssPan agTSssaas
L. saGa de in,ac0E Is de $500 orc o sea moneI2 de los ESSaGoS Undo@ y
eneo eenayos Garos Q sea $3.50 al mes. page adeAntad"; Pr es Quotas
oue - eacaentre o vya. sea ami 0 en- Mexico. Cakas Insrucdvas, anms a
eoora. LeaOass surtas. GxFheaSoGs } '"o % neeeAT para que 'eEn'ne ss
Na9ss 50 quot. de s2is@5Snh hoy @snG a en- s gs ! RSsL t sE5sn de ns sE8's sso
esSk de @Sms SSmI"A 800 $50 > . 60" uuds ws nTn.-S t,oo,.
pGa que enpaSe \ ersasr Embellishments
Sc "a instruction a fosooaos; Haginh9s sarFoero:.: sonSaaozss: Pres inst7aso-
Inspector de tzses Inspector de C@OS Repar9dOr dc caros; msiniec de casa
No hay dda de Que Rasas Paaa Is HqusHm7. Pus d oa maneEa no Sc
szrhsA ror n 9e 80 80 a" @4t,o n ns ~ We Sand: 50 Cuss
DO CAL. L. 5. A
''A"S MALES nos IA cSUssDo 4 ToDos Los MExlcANosi!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-29
Robo de mayor cuantia

Tn negro que sc ocupa como la
braicr Y trabala en- IN rancho oerca-
no. que tienc veinsiseis amos de edad,
fue acusado por haber dispuestO de
objetos que no eran de Su propiedad
Y Tue su dueno estinla en- n CAN'T
dad Que pasa de cincuenta pesos. {!
acusado ingres6 a la Carcel Y ouedo
q Ia disposition de las autorldadeS
correspondence, ante las que ten
dra Gue expIicar la causa que 10 hiZo
obrar en- la forrna que 10 hizo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-29
PERMISOS PARA FINCAR

La Inspection de Constructors
conceded licencia para que Sc lie
ven 4 efecto ohras dc construction y
de otra naturaleza en- la forma que
sigue:
A. R. F.. Stout para construir cua-
tro cuartos para habitacion en- Ia ca
sa numero 1854 lie la Gale de Holt
day.
A. A. L. Thorman para construlr
cuatro cuartos para habitacion en- la
casa numero 3O61 de la Gale de
Arlington.
Al mismo para constrlir dos habi-
tacioncs de ciaco cuartos cada una
en- Ia Gale de n. kayton 1915.
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BAUTIZO

La tarde de hoy sera Nevada a "a
Pila Bautismal por Ell seHor F!oren-
clio G.. Olivares V la senorita Angel
ma Gonzalez. la nina Francisco, hija
del senior Pedro Torres Y de Ia seno-
IA Macedonia s. De Torres.
La ceremonial tendra N~crificativo
en- ia Cathedral de San Fernando. &C.
mo recuerdo del bautizo. Sc nan re-
partido e~legantes souvenirs entne las
familias amigos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-29
Violsro7 la cuarertena

Dos hermaras. ina m~uchachas a.
mericanas de II V Is amos freron
a~rrestadas por "a 7clicia bajo Ia aca-
saci6n de haber violado la cuarente-
IA de Ia ciudad. escarardo de! lagar
donde cstaDan recluidas. Probable
mente voI"eria al encierro en- que eS-
taban antes Ge huir.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-29
BAUTIZO

FL dia Ge hoy debera tener verifica-
two en- el Temple de San Fernando
de esta ciudad. ell bautizo de Ia nina
Enridueta, hija del senior Enrique
Gutierrez y de la senora Luisa G. de
Gutierrez. Apadrinarau "a ceremonial
el senior Ernesto J. Flores Y la seno-
rita Lucille Neundorf.
Para festeiar el fausto suceso, des-
puGs del acto religioso, Sc verif!cara
IN bale en- Ia casa de los padres de la
nina, Gale de Lonlbraro numero 735,
cue comenzara a las S de Ia noche.
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Por violar cl srafico

HASA las scis de Ia tarde de aver
las aprehenisones que Sc habian lie
vado a cabo por violacl0n de los re-
glamentos del trafico zen las Gales dc
Ia ciudad, era de cuatro chaufeurs,
entire meXicanos Y americanos. a to-
dos Sc les impuso fianza de SIS pa
ra QUE puedan seguir trabajando Y Sc
presenter hoy al Jucz de Policia pa
"a que los juzgue.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-29
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

FL Bureau del TEMPO del Depar-
tamento de Agriculture pronostlca
en- la forma sieuiente eespecto del
tempo para hoy en- San Antonio Y
su vecindad. Medic nuolado q nubla-
do. lluvias ~probabhes. Temperature
maximu SO a 90. Vientos ligeros del
medic dia.
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Por ~vagancIa

AcuSado de no teIer o~cupaclon
conocida V vivir entrcgado a IA ocio-
sidad, fue arrestsdo per IA polIciA
Y encerradc en- Ia prevention L dis
posicion de la ~autoridaG III indIviduo
q ouien continuamente Sc ie We en- los
centres de juego. Puuo otorgar una
fianza de $500 que le fue fljada Y
qued0 en- li5ertad provisional.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-29
Seis acusados de robo

Ante las autoridados dc policia fre
acusado un americana ror emplear
IN lenguaje inconvenience en- contra
de otra persona. con intenci6n de III
s~ultarla. QuedS deteniGo para qure
sea juzgado ell lunes por Ia manana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-29
Por vioiac;on del trafico

Bajo el cargo de correr cor MIS-
velocidad de K permitida por los
reglanentoS respectivas dcntro de las
GALES de la ciudad fueron arrestados
dos chauffeures durante la tarde de
aver. Sc les fii5 Ia fiauza correspon-
diente Y Saiielon en- liJertad provi-
sional
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Otras v~iolaciones

Una garcia que fue sorprendida
en- violaci6n de los a~rtiCulos 3 4 de
los neglamentos de policia, Sc lie abrio
partida en- Ia Estaci6n Central De es-
te Ramo, donde quedo a las ordenes
de Ia auroridad Que Ia juzgara hoy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-29
Regislro Civil
MATRIMONEOS

Jose Norm con Maria .Amaro.
Eliseo C. DelgadO con Zefcrina
Martinez.
Adolfo Yepez con Lima Pineda.
Tinloteo Casanova 0 Conception
Longoria.
Silvestre Valdes con Eivira Soils.
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FL moviriento regular, pcr Ia manana, de
los intestinos. 10 pone en- exceienteS condi-
clones para el resto del dia- 81 este nc So
ceGe. Sc scntira Modesto Y perdera agilidad
v GeSenvoitu-a en- sus ~novimicrtoS- Para
tcdas las irresularidades de los iatestir"s
HERBINE cs el remsdio por cxceicncis. Los
p%urifica, robustece y reEulaciza Eus rovi-
~unientos. De venta en- ia Botica San PEDRO
de + Cohn & Co., San Antonio. Texas. ?
iAdy.i
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CROCKETT & DOLLAR
AUTO LIVERY,
Telefono Crockett Y Travis 996
Crockett Y Travis 1920.

FL unico sitio de AUTOMOBILES me-
Xicano en- Ia Ciudad. Todos nues-
troS cilauffeurs son de Union. Wales
cortos desde soc. Y $500 por Il no.
"a. PTecios especiales para fuera de
la Ciudad. Servicio rapido dia Y
noche.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-29
Por ~lenguaie obscene

Ingres0 a las OficTras de Policia
IN grupo de seis indiviiuos sobre
quienes pesa ell cargo de haber roba-
do articuios por valor lie mas de $50.
Cast .todos ellos son m~eXicanos Y tie
nen poca edad. Sc les abrio partida
en- los libros reSpectivcs. Tai E1eZ Sc
ran consignados a Ia Corte Juvenil.
Sufrio un fuerte golpe
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-29
NACIMIENTOS

En- Ia oficina de Salubridad de Ia
Ciudad fueron r~egistrados aver les
partidas de nacimiento siguierteS:
Una nina de Felipe Hernandc2 >
"a sonora Agustina 0. de Castaneda,
en- Ia Gale de Matamoros l09.
Una nina dc Felipa Hernandez Y
de la sonora Fermina \. de Herman
6ez. en- la calle de S. Laredo 519.
Tn nino de Arturo Saro!a y de
la sonora Petra +. de Sarola, en- Ia
Gale de Chihuahua 224.
Tn nino &c JESUS Oc6n, Y de a Sc
nora Rachael NJ. de Oc6r. en- Ia ca
lie de Granet los.
Tn nino de Trinidad Rubio = de
Ia sonora Guadalupe J.. de Rub'o, en-
Ia Gale de Leona SO.
Tn nino de Catariuo Rodriguez y de
la sonora Isabel NJ. de Rodriguez, en-
Ia Gale de Collma 9l3.
Una nina de Andrew Navel Y &c
Ia seonra Clara G. de Navel. en- IA ca
lie de Camden 919.
Cuando necesite lioros en- espanoI
dirijase 9 Ignacio E. Lozano, lis n,
Tia
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SANTORAL

Domingo JUNO 29.-Santos Pedro
Y Pablo, A~postoles.
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Mientras Sc diyertia jucando en-
e. fondo del patio de IA ASA nimero
.i212 ole Ia Gale de Concrete, un
muchacho mexicano d. corta edad,
llamado Lorenzo Torres, isufri6 IN
fuerte golpe, de; que Sc cura en- su
casa. 4 dondc fuc ccndutdo.
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Cuando necesite li5ros en- espanoi
dirijase 9 Ignacio E. Lozano, lis n.
Sants RSSa Ave- San Antonio, Tex.
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dad J era
cia d c
'''rombo''.
h c h o
fucrtemen
tc de me-
tai pina-
do CO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21

guarantee thSt Dlivor MOrosco WIN
send has own company or skilled play
cfs II added
Dnr hE IN" past months tn" piece has
bean carefully Gust rebuilt and newly
costume Tor is second triumpAai tour
and ~ every d.,ai, tho production Will
be- f"uud to IL bright and new. and viii
como MP - the splendid standard Nj.
Norosc" h'> 90, IN tn. past Tho cas-;
includes such funmakcrs rs Gladys
lockwood AMI t.unicc EurnhJm. ;rn
NcNrpa. HAIRY Tyler. Fanny kidstcn
and VALERIE True.
Tho book is til" work Of the pro-
duccr ana Elmer Harris. whllc Earl
Carroll. already vel known as ia.
writer Of most popu ~ melody. IS re
s2onsible for tine eighteen musical
numbers Interviewer throughout Let
ty.' The music Of the piece will he
rendered by novelty orchestra which
includes SaSaphonc, baujos and ma
ramhaDhoHes. the latter be.nG the
GuatemGliau piano.
so Long, Lefty" - rightly termed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
PRETTY BABY
AT tho Academy Thursday Night.

which viii be presented to the pa
irons OF; ne Academy next Thursday
night. is one Of the best singing at
fractions that one would wish Ia hear
All tho way down. from Eddie Rave
and Eva Lappin, the stars with the
play. 10 the humble choristcrs. the
NoIccs arc excellent. Eddie Rayc is
a rare combination Of singer and
comedian and is more than proficient,
in both lines.
Not only is Miss Lappln comcIy o,
person and graceful dancer. but her
more nciodious than is usually found
n the held of musical comedy. There
are two others in tho cast johnnie
- Nei. and Tom Williams. who are
very Ntt!e. If any. behind the lum.na-
us ~ the cast as 10 comedy and also
w AZ - them as vocalis;s
ne richly Baby'' trio. a male trio
- an excellent; organization heard In
many popular numbers. the male
CHORUS IN we'll worth while while
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
Mit.i. me Merry. 4. Coming soon.

\ most unique figure on the modern
American stage tx Mtzi the one star
famed both as prima donna and CO.
ui.dirnnc OF today. and easily rcmem-
hercd IA the flashing nSure o: 'Sari
and Pom Pom" Her unpronounce
able last name has now been dropped
III tho interest or the throatS Of thea :
,orcocrs ana "MitZi" i considered
enough as there * likely TO he bat
one.
She Will come 20 the Academy Mon
dav ana Tuosday and Tuesday matinee.
Scptomhcr $50. IN Henry W SayaGe.s
u,nntinlie,l on Tcnth PnEeD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21

the cross- continental musical success.
ior IL was first presented a. the Mo
rOsco Thcatcr. l.os Angeles, and has
record hroakin2 runs In san Fraucisco
Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia and New
york 10 is credit. Tn" entire press
throughout the country are unanimous
In it's rra SO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21

CONTINUED IN Tenth PAP
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-10-17
PUTNEY.

Mrs. j. W. Crippen is entertaining
her sister, Miss Robins of Troy, y. Y.
The Helping Hand society has post
poned its Halloween social until Nov. 5,
Charles Houle went Tuesday to Spring
field, Mass, where he expects to make his
home
Mrs. NJ. F. Whitman is seriously i'll
with blood pressure, having sustained a
slight shock Friday She is under the
care of Miss Lydia Beech. nurse.
Mrs Naomi Darden and family went
Tuesday to Springfield Mass, where they
viii make their home. They have taken
a furnished apartment.
Mrs. Phillips of Westminster West is
at Elm Leigh farm keeping house for Mr.
Reed, the foreman. Miss Sarah WOOD
has finished work there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Phillips hav,
moved to the tenement i'll Irving ketch
/ ans house. Mrs Phillips for the pas
year has been employed as a farmerette
Mn. Phillips is working on the highway
| Miss Richardson, nurse. who had beer
caring for Mrs /. II. Bughee, returne'
to her home in Saxtons River to tax
another case, and Miss Cleveland, gradu
ate of the Memorial hospital in Brattle
horo. came to take Der place. Mrs Bug
bee is gaining steadily.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-10-17
WAR FARMING
SCHEME TO STOP
Manufacturers Association of North.
ampton Has Not Made Financial
Success of Crop Producing.

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, Oct. 1.-THE
Manufacturing association, composed of
leading concerns III this city and Hatfield,
has decided to give up farming In the
spring of 1917, when it was evident that
the country was facing food shortage,
the association formed and so acres of
land were rented in the meadows, most
of it at Hockanum The special commit
tee in charge of the farming was William
Cordes of the Florence Manufacturing
company, Stephen Butler of the North
ampton Cutlery company and Hugh Me-
Leod of the Porter machine company in
Hatfield
The association raised $4,000, purchased
a tractor, four pairs of horses, farm Inn
PIGMENTS and 80 tons of commercial fer
tlllzer. The first year so acres We're plant
ed to corn and this yielded so bushels tc
the acre. There were SO acres of potatoes
and the yield that year was small. This
crop was sold to employees of the manufac
| turing plants at 81 a bushel, when the
| market price was So
| The next year there were the same
number of acres of corn and potatoes, but
the corn yielded 100 bushels an acre and
the potatoes were much better than the
previous year This last year 10 acres
,of wheat We're grown, reducing the mum
Der of acres of potatoes. The wheat
yielded 400 bushels and was sold at S2.5
a bushel. 1t was decided this fall to aban
don the project, as it has not been ;
money making scheme 1t was patriotic
in its purpose The farming implement
and teams will be sold.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-10-17
TO REGULATE
SUGAR SUPPLY
Confectioners Will Have Supply Cut in
Half-Distribution BY
Zone System

BOSTON, Oct redistribution of
sugar throughout the country under q
zone system is TO be put into effect
shortly General George II. Sherburne.
chairman of the state commission on
the necessities of life said today. New
England in common with points east Of
Buffalo and Pittsburgh will receive
sugar from Cuba while other parts of
the country will be served with Louis
lana product and that of sections man
ufacturing beet sugar. We intend to
provide for distribution along the war
time government plan.
The sugar equalization board, q
sub division of the food administration
has recommended that bakers be al
lowed 20 per cent Of their last year 5
requirements, confectioners and candy
makers 80 per cent with similar restric
tions against bottlers Makers of pre-
serves, condensed milk and medicine
will be given a full supply.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-10-17
DENIAL ISSUED BY SWIFT.
Packers Do Not Control Food-Handle
Small Share of Groceries

CHICAGO. Oct. 17.-Louis F. Swift,
president of Swift & Co, issued state
ment yesterday in which he said:
. The packing industry is again put
in wrong light by the latest install
ment of the series of attempts on the
part of the federal trade commission to
scare the American people into the be
lief that the large packers are getting
control of the food supply of the coun-
try.
''In the first place the packers do not
control anything. Swift G. Co. is in
active competition with all other pack
ers in the purchase and sale of every
product bought and sold
:" The charge that the five packers
have divided the field each specialize
ing on certain lines, is absurd Swift
Co. handle only such products as logi
cally result from being in the pack
| ing business and such other products a:
can be handled efficiently through it
| sales organization and refrigeratins
| equipment The net result is the lower
| ing of selling costs, more direct mar
| keting from producer to consumer ant
a better service to the public. Thi
statement we stand ready to prove t.
any impartial tribunal
"There is no ground for the CLAIM
that the large packers bid fair to dom
mate the wholesale grocery trade. Swift
& Co. s sales of grocery product
amount to only little over l per cen
of the total wholesale business. Th
five large packers together handle no
to exceed 3 per cent
The trade commission s figures show
ing the percentage of poultry, butte
and eggs handled by the large packer
are greatly exaggerated. Swift g. G.
handle only about 6 per cent of the tc
tai quantity of these products sold i
the United States y
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-10-17
END SUGAR EXPORT,
DALLINGER URGES
Six Months Embargo Needed to Pre-
vent Famine-''Feed United
States First

WASHINGTON, Oct l7-An en-
barge on the expectation of sugars of
all kinds and on sugar cane is asked
in resolution introduced in the house
yesterday by Representative Dallinger
(Mass.). Congress must take such ac-
ton or the threatened sugar famine
will become acute, he said. In other
resolutions Mr.. Dallinger calls upon the
war and navy departments for com
plete reports of the sugar stocks they
have on hand and directs that all sur
plus be thrown into markets of the
country to relieve the shortage.
Mr.. Dallinger s resolution provides
that the embargo shall continue for six
months or as long thereafter as the
President may deem necessary. Any
violation of the embargo is punishable
by fine of not more than $4,000 OIL
Imprisonment for not more than ten
years.
In statement made on the introduc
ton of the resolution, Mr.. Dallingel
said the time had come for the United
States to ''begin little charity al
home and see that American people
have sufficient food before trying t.
feed the world. > Long investigation
will do no good, as sugar is becoming
scarce every day, he argued
| Various bills have been introduced
in both houses of congress- said MI
Dallinger, - for an investigation of tn
sugar shortage, and today the fedora
trade commission is working on tn
problem with the purpose of discover
ing among other things the presen
available supply of both raw and re
| fined sugar and the normal consump
/ ton. In the meantime while all thes
Investigations are being made the coun
try is without sugar. 1t becomes NOR
I and more difficult to buy even enoug
to sweeten the morning cup of coffe,
and if this tendency of increased scare
ty continues until all these investigs
tons are ended we are likely to fin
ourselves as a nation without a suppl
of sugar in any way commensurate wit
the demand
During the war we all were read
TO 90 without, for we felt too niue
could not be done to help our soldier
in France and our allies Now, hoy
ever, since in spite of the technical
: ties the war is over and We can aga
f feel that charity begins at home, v
{ should use every possible means
feeding ourselves before providing f,
the rest of the world
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-10-17
EAST DUMMERSTON.

Mrs. Addie Piper and Miss Florence
Miller are visiting their brother, D. r
Miller.
The Grange Benefit society held q
pleasant and profitable meeting with
Mrs. Jennie Walker Tuesday afternoon
1t was voted to repair the cistern al
Grange hall and to buy some supplies.
The following committees have beer
appointed for the game supper Nov. g.
Venison, E. H. Brown; coons, c. G
Laughton, Albert Reed; chicken pies
Willis Raw Mrs. Abbie Patch; ducks
w. F. Walker; soliciting, Mrs. Emma
Downs, Ora Knapp. Mrs. Jennie Walk.
er. Mrs. Dwight Johnson. Mrs. Z. G
Davis. Mrs f. H. Brown, Henry Hazel
ton, M'yron Stark; ticket Office and
check room, f. II. Brown, Fred Miller
Roy c. Torrey.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-10-17
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

In Windham county court at Newfane
the introduction Of testimony was COM
pleted this forenoon in the Bellows Falls
assault case brought by Mrs. Stephano
Konesko against Anthony and Constantus
Augustonowicz to recover damages OF 81
900 The arguments were begun when
court convened after dinner.
Nineteen members of the Daughters
Circle of the First Universalist church
met last evening in the home of their
teacher. Mrs. r. =. Flagg of Prospect
street. Cards were played. several
piano selections by Mrs. d. +. Trout
were enjoyed, and refreshments of pop
corn, apples and punch were served
Reports OF the state teachers conven-
ton il Montpelier last week and from va
rous other schools where teachers visited
Friday were given yesterday IN a meet
ing of teacher. in the seventh grade room
of the Main street school building. The
prudential committee also was present.
Miss Florence NJ. Wellman and Miss
Bruce gave reports of the convention aud
other reports were for the most part by
teachers who visited in Springfield and
Boston
Letters have been sent from the
board of trade Office to all organizations
requesting a continuation of their as
sistancc in making the town calendar 9
success for the coming year. Several
organizations availed themselves of tbs
opportunity to list dates with the boart
of trade last year, in order that there
might be less Of conflict in dates OF
public meetings, and it is hoped tha'
all organizations and societies will 60
operate this year.
Although announcement has not bee!
made as to who will compose the jury
for the night court to be held in con
ncction with the Wheel club follie
Oct. % and 30 it was said today tina
women as well as men will be chosen
to hear the evidence. This is the frs
time in the history OF Vermont, if no
in New England, that women have sa
On q jury General rehearsals will b
held Monday, Wednesday and Frida
evenings next week in the Wheel clu
rooms. Canvass for the sale of sub
scribers tickets viii be begun Monday
but definite decision has not bee
reached as TO who will make the can
vass. The subscribers tickets viii b
exchanged for reserved seats on som
date to be announced later.