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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-01
lSEREMOS MENOS CARITATIVOS QUE
Los AMERICANOS CON Los NINOS
MEXICAuOS NECESITADOS?

Los empleados de LA PRENSA han
responded al llanlamiento que por
nuestro conducto hicieron al publico
mexicano las dan2as que trabajan por
reunir fondos destinados a aumlentar
eI 'fondo de Leche Y Hello para los
ninos pobres.'
La suscripcion continual alberta Y
aunque hasta no parece que Ia pro-
verbal ~generosidad de los mexica-
nos Sc haya sentido agitada con la
v~iolencia que Ell case requiere, segui-
mos confiados en- que Ia respuesta no
Sc har& tardar mucho, pues no es con-
cebible que para una obra lie carl
dad en- la que resultan pricipalnlente
heneficiados los nihos mexicanos, nos
quedemos atras del pueblo america
no. que lIeva va suscritos mas de
mil pesos, segun ap2rece en- las listas
de los diarios locales americanos.
Recuerde listed, %lector,, que Ia mo-
media que listed envie Sc Va a convertir
en- heche para los bebes necesitados
o en- hielo que mltigue la ardiente sed
de esos pequenos o les conserve retri-
gerados u a]limentos. Recuerde
que hay muchos pobrcS cuyas ne
cesidades Sc alivianaran 81 dejamos de
ser egoistas Y les danos 10 cue les
hace falta.
Mande su contribution. No demos
la nota de IN cruel egoismo ante Ia
opinion americana.
FL estado del fondo que essa re-
uniendo LA PRENSA, es ell sIguiente:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-01
PARECE QUE HOY ES CIERTo 10
DEL MATERIAL RODANTE

CIUDAD De MEXICO, Jln!o Is.
Con el mismo entusiasmo de STEM
pre- habla Ia Direction General &c los
Ferrocarriles. de la adquisicion del ma
terial ro6ante que eSta hacienda falta
desde mace aigo mas de res ancs. para
e. buen ~servicio de las liueaS. ESta
vez, seg0n los datos administrators,
|parere un hecho que el sobierro po-
.irs adquirir algo de csc material,
tues que por couducto de Ia Agencia
inanciera en- NueTa York. Sc han
-Iesto a disposition de las casas que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-01
aventureros v las aventureras

Los a~ventureros Y las aventureras
!. En- una sociedad semejante. los
aventureros de Ia clase del luXem-
barguJs Y de Ia chilena eXpulsados.
cncontraron medic propicio.
"Familias" v "Soires" como los de-
P~alacete Sherer, hay en- Mexico CEN
~tenares. En- ellos Sc juega....y TODD
10 demas, Y sc d,esgastan mas que de
prisa las FORTUNES de la r]evoiucion.
No Sc requieren sino muchas cor
tinas pesadas, muchas alfombras
muebles, tres o cuatro telas v~iejas.
o imitaci6n de viejas, un POGO de
erudicion en- labios del senor o de la
sonora de Ia casa. una cariz de pari-
siensismo r~astacuero. V el general, y
I'll c~oronel. Y ell nlinistro, Y ell gober-
nador con licencia, V ell diputado. Y
Ell amigo de la causa que supo apro-
vccharla. V ell comerciante r~evolu-
cionario, V el banquero carrancista,
V ell %jovenzuelo del Estado Mayor y
O Z. caen en- las ,edes con todas sus
adorables ignorancias, con todo su
provincianismo agudo, con todas sus
candideces de viciosos de pueblo, con
todos sus anhelos de placer de per-
versos de aldea. que incendiarcn en-
concupiscencia su plebeya magma
cion en- las paginas afrodisiacas de
un libro de Pierne Logs, en- las tene-
brosidades p%asionales de una novela
satanica de Jean Lorrain. Y hunden
sus pies de vencedores en- las alfcm-
bras de Damasco, Y e~stujan con sus
manos de hombres de trabajo, las
sedas de las colgaduras, y Sc embria-
gar de perfumes Y de suntuosidades,
Y, cuando pasa la sorpresa, echan
| mano a sus pistolas Y rompen a IT,
ros las bombas electricas Y los We
~necianos. Despues, las muieres. las
~cartas, los dados, el opio, las bebidas
raras, hacen su saba labor &c zapa
en- las conciencias V en- las fortunas>
Por ESQ Eel golpe" del Coronel
Orozco no lograra gran cosa.
Los matrimonios s~ospechosos, las
parejas Thill, con sus casas s%untuosas
V sus tapetes verdes Y sus gabine-
ties turCos.-comLrados con una abo-
minable gusto, en- los tallenes de Bias
Pahissa.-seguiran en- funciones, que
ellos son elemento necesario para la
complete di~sgregacion social que
nsarca esta logica etapa de la vida
metropolitana.
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Dificilmente Sc encontrara una ~drogueris en- TODD ell PAL
cue no venda esta medicinal.

SDE HACE CINCUENTA AMOS
cuando listed debe tomar unas Guar
tas botelIas de S. S. S., ell tonicoW
ficador de la sangre. Esta medlC.N
purificara su sangre, la tonificara
vigorizara TODD ell sistema. S. S. )
esta a la venta en- todas las drogue
rias. Una ~valiosa information y cor
sejo acerca de Ia sangre, lie puede sc
suministrada gratis escribiendo
Swith Specific Co. "a Swift Lab
ratorv. Atlanta, Ga. Cad,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-01
LEA listed ESTO
QUE LIZ CONVENE

Alsunas personals en- su desespera-
cion por alguna eniermedad de los
rinones que no han podido combatir
con exito, tales como; dolor de espalda,
dolor de caderas Y lomos, h~inchazon
de las m~unecas, pierna~ y pantorrillas,
reumatismo, cansancio. ilojedad de las
piernas, catarro O inflammation de Ia
vejiga, ardor y quemazon al hacer
aguas, derrames voluntarios durante
Ia noche y orina de color s~anguinolento
o con sedimento; dcscon!ian de tales
o cuales preparaciones de patente. A
esas personals les convene probar las
PfIdoras "Mitchella' para los Ri
nones y s~egurarnentc que bendeclran
haber tenids la ~oportunidad de haber-
las ensayado. Estando los rinones en-
estado normal y saludable, segln ell
destino que les do la na~turaleza, todos
los productos %venenosos que Sc acumu-
Ian en- cl ORGANISING. son eliminados
por las o%rinas, pero cuando los rihones
Sc Italian congestionados o inactivos
por difcrentes Intermediates, sos pro-
ductos motives en- vez de pasar q las
Con seguridad en las Farmaclas
tonic Drug CO.., San Antonio y BIZ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-01

CONOCIDO, EN- Ell MERCADO DE
Cuando esta listed en- estado salu-
dable ~vigoroso Y lleno de vitalidad es
indicio SECURE de que su sangre Sc en-
cuentra libre de toda impureza.
listed debe siempre cuidar Y pre-
,caverse q Ia menor indication de i'm
pureza de la sangre. Una circulation
defectuosa generalmente Sc conoce en-
la falta de apetito, laxitud y debili-
dad de TODD ell sistema. Entonces e
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-01

habran de entregar esos materiaies, Ia
suma de S650.GO0.00 dolares. compile
tada con una partida de S25.O0O.O0,
Ultimamente enviada.
Dichas caSas fabricantes han eX-
preSado que ei material Quedara ter
miaado dentro de tres o cuatro me-
ses. tempo neceSario para su cons
~truccion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-01
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

La Oficina Meteorological del De-
partamento de Agriculture de los
Estados Unidos. g]roporciona los pro
nosticos siguientes para ei tempo hoy
en- San Antonio Y vecindad. Medic
lrlIAdc,' 81 nubltdo. Tempeatura
maXima So "a %. Fientos moderadoS
meridionales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-01
SANT0RAL

MARTES Julio Lola Festividad
de Ia Pr~eciosisima Sangre de Nues-
tro Senior Jesucristo- La Octava-de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-01
Lo que Sc ue, levantandc, como Ell Dioblo Cojuelo, los techos
de los palacios que ~ocupaban los ncos

I 7rovincianas ie ic3 hombres nuevos,
Gcslumbrado" por Ia metropoli per-
versa. ante las cuales Sc han alberto
laS arcas TIC llenaran en- tan pocos
amos, las manos rapaces Iel revolu-
r:nnario o dvi politico sin escrupulos,
1uc fue "a Ia bola" a hacn~se rico Y
que 10 consigu:j.
-cg caba-ets. las cantInas. todos
LIS sitios cu donde haya ell attractive
Dc ina muie'. de un pedazo lie soda,
&c IN piedra falsa: tcdos los cue
Ter OCCASION de rescandalo, de algeria
ruidosa, de vicio mas o memo osten-
sible, han ganado miliares de Iresos
V los sieuen ganando.
Los 1uevos ricos. los nuevos love
mes dorados. los nuevos ~viejos YER
DIES. tienen la necesidad imperiosa de
derrochar cuanto antes sus miles o
sus millones de pesos. ~ Ia lista de
los millonarios del carrancismo. pue-
de hacerse sohre la de los politicos
p~rominen.es, los generates ale renom-
bre," los amigos de los ministries, etc,
etc. Y aun quedsn muchos por ahi,
que hicieron sus millone5 callada-
mente, vendiendo guayulc o anlmales
rohados, Y que hoy los derrochan con
Ia munificencia de un Condo de Mon
te Critso en- rustica.
En- las atlas esferas de la revolu-
ricn democratica Y niveladora, el
que nc ticne tnss autos. dos ayudas de
camara, n amante del teatro" V
otra de IA vida" es IN infeliz 4 quieT
Sc mira por encima del hombro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-01

Crando necesige libros en- espanol
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano, lis \.
San.s Rosa. Ave, San Antonio. Tex
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-01

San Juan Bautista. Santos Caste Sc
curdiuo 0bispo Martires y Leonor 0,
hispo Confesor
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-01
SUMA ANTERIOR

de los empleados de LA
PrenSa."
F. de P. Venzor $3.50
Austin Arr7aga S1.00
Leonides Gonzalez S0.25
Manuel Muzquiz Blaaco S0.25
Albino E. TGrn,s S0.2a
Gregorio E. Gonzalez $3.50
Andres L. Salazar $3.50
Enrique Guardiola $3.50
Manuel Lopez Portillo $3.50
Jorge Goribar SEQ
Jose Maria Galvan S0.25>
Srita. Maria Alvarez $3.50
Sra. Clementina !Solorzano $9.2@
Srita. Olivia Davila $3.50
Srita. Ma. del Carmen
Guardiola 500
Sra. Maria de Gonzalez S0.21
Srita. Esther Salazar S0.2A
Srita. Cecilia Alaniz S0.2A
Priscilianio Albania $3.50
Jose Gallardo $3.50
A. F. MARTINEZ $3.50
Jesus de la Cara SO.Ea>
Leopoldo NJ. Dominguez $3.50
Albino (. Torres sO.2o>
Noises Esparza 5000
Francisco r. Escobedo 5000
Antonio Ahedo S0.5O
Alberto Villarreal 5000
Manuel MARTINEZ S0.N3>
Jesus P. Garcia S0.0O
Susano Ramirez $3.50
E. RodrigIeZ &O.20\
t,frGn Gonzalez SO.2I>
F~lorencio Garcia S0.25>
Hermion Flores 800
F. P. 500
SUMA S21.03
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-29
SAVING THE BOYS.

The national organization of the Young Mems Chris
Association is conducting all the country CAM
agn for community bettermen especially as it effects
ooys. The campaign is in Putnam county now and
should receive the support of every citizen whether he
ras any boys not.
There 5000 boys in the State of Florida in the
most critical ercely tempted character-formng period
life Investigation brings the fact that only 70
only 10 per cent Of those in the schools attending any
Sunday School, Is this not of grave concern to you?
Statistics indicate that the majority of accessons to the
ranks Of the incompetent and criminal or industry dece
~ and righteousness from boys in their teens
Every boy who comes to maturity has cost the state
that is you and THE sum of One Thousand Dollars
reliable statsticians state, If the boy goes wrong
loss to the State of One Thousand Dollars and
the necessity of spending another thousand protect
ciety.
The U. S. Government places valuation of Two
Thousand Dollars every boy Of military age 18) Just
figure out for yourself Floridas biggest asset-"her
ooys'-might be a liability.
One city in the State reports increase of 25 per
cent in Juevnile crime in 1918 the same period of
OK Thousands being spent to reforf the boy.
Would it not be wiser plan to spend something to
form them during their plastic state? Looked at from
very point the real issue today is how to hold boys in
heir teens to their highest ideals
Why should you be concerned? Because they are the
uture leaders of State and Nation and it should be
he aim of every patriotic American aid III the develop
1ent of the highest type of citizenship. The saving CT
he boy fundamental 10 the redemption of human 50.
iety.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-29
MIAMI WOMAN KILLED.
Son, Claiming Automatic Gun. Acct
dentally Discharges 1t.

MIAMI, Oct. 29.-(Special)-Mrs.
Mary Kludo was accidentally killed
this morning by her son, Hans Kludo.
bans was examining an automatic
gun for the purpose of killing a beef,
when it went off, the ball striking
his mother killing her almost instant
ly. Hans did not know of the awful
accident until he heard his mother ex-
claim. "0h, God, Oh, God" as she
was in the second room attending to
ner work. Hans hurried to his moth
er, throwing his arms around her
neck, pleading with her to speak to
nm, but she had passed into the great
beyond. DR.. J. G. Dupuis of Lemon
City was called, but the mother had
PASSED away.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-29

had been received The publishers felt that this was the
hest way let people know what to expect Since TIE
first issue not day has passed that ten more sub
scriptions have been received all of them voluntary
Our list is much larger than expected this early
m our new venture and is growing daily. We expect
to make the circulation in Paatka hundred per cent
if such thing is possible
The volume of advertising carried in The News speaks
for itself The average daily space carried in the paper
is about 300 nches which is decided compliment to
the publication Advertising rates have been fixed with
view to furnishing the greatest publicity for the small
possible cost. We have the facilities for handling
this advertising in artistic manner, the display ad-
vertising will Indicate and it is to bring results
The News not yet all that is hoped by the pub
shers to make it, 1t has been handicapped by lack of
labor and the various problems which attend the launching
Of daily paper. But the experimental stage has
been passed and looking to future in which to
make improvements, enlargements and additions.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-29
BAPTIST CRMPA|CN TO
Be LAUNCHED TONIGHT
REV. III. B. KENNEDY OF JACK
SONvILLE TO SPEAK.
Specil Service Will Be Held at Bap-
tist Church-All Invited to
Attend.

Formally starting the Baptist Sew,
enty-fve Million Dollar Campaign in
this county, DR.. H. B. Kennedy, the
we'll known Baptist divine of Jackson
vile, will speak at the Baptist church
tonight, beginning at 1880 o'clock.
DR.. Kennerly is speaker of splen-
did ability, and is sure to interest
those who hear him. Talks by other
members of the congregation will be
in order, all tending to give impetus
to the campaign in this county.
Organization of the entire county
is progressing satisfactorily, accord
ing to Llano Cantrell, county chair
man. Mr.. Cantrell says complete or
ganization has been perfected in the
following churches:
Satsuma Heights church, Satsuma;
Macedonia church, Carraway; Parian
church, Grandin; Bostwick church,
Bcstwick; Palatka Heights church,
Palatka; Rodman church, Rodman;
Peniel church, Palatka; Edgar church,
Edgar; Providence church, Palatka;
Hebron church, Hollistef; Crescent
City church, Crescent City.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-29
JACKSONVILLE MAKES
PLEA FOR EXPOSITION
COMMISSION RESERVES ITS DE.
CISION UNTIL LATER
Strong Delegations From Several
Florida Cities Join in Urging
Site at Jax

JACKSONVILLE. October 29.-
Especial Jacksonville is anxious
ly awaiting the decision of the Flori.
da Purchase Exposition commission
which was in session here yesterday
afternoon fort he purpose of hear
ing Jacksonville's claim for the To-
cation of the big exposition which is
to be held in 1921.
After hearing the arguments of
the Jacksonville citizens, as well as
those from Pensacola, who were
given second chance to make argu-
ments, the commission retired at a
p. m. to room 51S in the Seminole
Hotel, and was busy until 10 o'clock,
when an adjournment was taken and
announcement was made that no de-
cision had been reached, but that the
commission would meet again, We'd
nesday, November 5, at II a. M, in
the Seminole Hotel.
AS a result of the session, the
commission has mass of data to
90 over which will require further
time.
1t was stated that the greatest
problem is that of finances. The
magnitude of the proposition is so
great, it was considered, that in or
der to get government appropria-
ton, the commission must first get
adequate appropriation from the
State.
The marble dining room in the
Seminole Hotel was filled with repre-
sentative citizens all of whom were
anrious to have the fair located in
his city Delegations from st. Au-
justine, Tampa, Bushnell and Fort
Myers were present. The speakers
let forth the reasons why Jackson
ionville should be selected for the
'reat exposition and made eloquent
ppeals to the commissioner of five
nen to name this city for the Worlds
Fair City.
A delegation from Pensacola was
lso present. The members of the
elegation were asked to express
heir views. Two of them, Pope
,eese and John S. Beard, spoke in
ehalf of that city. They stated
nat Pensacola was entitled to the
cir because she was the capital of
Vest Florida, because she was one
the oldest cities in the State, be- H
ause she had pledged S1,2O0,OO0, H
ecause she had been designated as
he centennial city on three different II
ccasions by the State legislature. II
hey declared that Jacksonville was II
lie largest and richest city in the II
tate, but that that was no reason II
,hy she should be selected by the II
commission. They appealed to the
not to take the centen- II
ial away from them. II
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-29
HOW THE NEWS is GROWING.

Expressed appreciation Of The Daily News by those
who have been regular readers since its first issue, is
no less appreciated by the publishers than the constantly
increasing subscription list and advertising patronage 1t
indicates that the afternoon paper is distinctly the home
raper that its local circulation to be general
than morning editions and that advertisers quickly recog
nize the advantage in circulation
1t is not purpose to make odOrOus comparisons.
But we contend that any individual who will consid-
er his own case agree that the afternoon paper is
more eagerly sought because it brings to him the
on the day it happens None the less potent in its
atractiveness the hour at which it arrvethe hour
of relaxation after the days work is DONE
Big advertisers in the cities have tested out the pull
ing powers of advertising in afternoon editions on more
than one occasion In New York the big morning dai-
lies soon recognized this fact and all put in afternoon
editions reservng the morning editions for the out-o
town circulation
The Daily News has been delivered into the homes of
Palatka Free for pero where no regular subscription
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-29
CLUB IS FOR ENTIRE COUNTY. +.


# the Putnam County Country Club has addressed an
open letter to the citizens of Putnam county 1t is ad-
dressed particularly to those who have been under
the impression that the club is entirely Palatka nsttu
ton that is designed to advertise Palaka and that only
residents of Paatka will secure the benefits.
When the club first conceived the idea was to
make it county institution. One which would be
sibe to winter visitors we'll regular residents from
every small town and country place in the county In
order to emphasize this idea named Putnam Coun-
ty Country Club"
With modern means of transportation by auto the
club will easily be accessible to residents from the
sections of the county 1t will be closer to several
towns in the county than it is to Paatka and every eff
fort will be made to induce the residents of smaller
to take active interest, officers and directors
and feel that the club is much theirs it is anyone
else's.
Just little of the tang of autumn in the air
each day.
The News is becoming known abroad. Two sub
scriptions were received today from Canada.
1t behooves the merchant to let the strangers in our
gates know that he in business and what he has for
sale Palatka has entertained so many newcomers
as now.
With bank desposts showing increase of 100000
during the last year and post office receipts steadily
climbing need surer barometer of business for the
Gem City.
Palatka the Hub. Keeping boosting it.
Hollister is making great preparations for it's COM
munity fair to be held November 15 Some splendid
exhibits assured from this prosperous and enterprs
ing section of the county.
All union labor is not of an anarchistic or radical
temperament and this conservative element is sure to pre-
Y all in the long run.
Trotsky lost his staff He easily recruit another one
in New York
The Mexican government has been ordered to return
William o. Jenkins American consular agent at Pueblo
to the American government. Pronto, Caranza pronto
The johnson amendment will be defeated, it is ad
nitted Then why does Lodge and his associates still
continue tossing monkey wrenches in the machinery"
More homes are being built in Palatka than ever be-
ore in its history, but there is still more need
Oysters are selling in London two for quarter. A |
iient reminder
All labor is not radical and anarchstic, why con-
emn the whole for the few? !
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-29

WANTED-Lady book-keeper at
Hart Furniture Co. Settled woman
preferred without children. Must be
accurate in figures and a fast writer.
Promotion to right party. Ask for
Mr.. Price, Manager. 1O-2S-st.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-29

Fresh chile con-corne daily at John
Mallem's place. First street.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-29
Not Necessary.

NOT Necessary.
II isn't absolutely necessary to say
something silly to the girl at the ci.
gar counter. The proprietor doesn't
require it of customers and the girl
isn't paid, for listening to senseIess
ehAtter.-Toledo Blade,
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-29

The News is becoming known abroad Two sub ,
acrptions were received today from Canada. ,
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-29

With bank desposits showing an increase of $500 900
during the last year and post office receipts steadily
climbing need barometer of business for the
Gem City
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-29

1t behooves the merchant to let the strangers in our
gates know that he is in business and what he has for
sale Palatka has entertained so many newcomers
as now.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-29

Just little more of the tang of autumn in the all
ach day.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-29

Hollister is making great preparations for its COM
munity fair to be held November 15 Some splendid
exhibits assured from this prosperous and nerpris-
ing section of the county.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-29

Palatka the Hub, Keeping boosting it.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-29

All union labor is not of anarchistic or radical
temperament and this conservative element sure to pre-
vail in the long run
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-29

Trotsky lost his staff He easily recruit another one
in New York.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-29

More homes being built in Palatka than ever be
fore in its history, but there is still more need.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-29

The Mexican government has been ordered to return
William o. Jenkins, American consular agent at Pueblo
to the American government Pronto Caranza pronto
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-29

Oysters are selling in London two for quarter
iient reminder.