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The north Mississippi herald. (Water Valley, Yalobusha Co., Miss.) 1888-1929, 1919-02-14

Be it remembered that the Honor
able Board of Supervisors of Yalo-
busha County, Mississippi met this the
third day of February, A. D. 1919,
being the First Monday of said Month,
at 9 100 o'clock a. M, with the follow
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-18
TO HOLD PRELIM
ON BURG CHARGE;
IS JUSTICE CASE

The preliminary hearing in the
case State vs.. w. c. Kinds, charged
with burglary, is set for tomorrow
at o'clock in Justice 7. p. Moore''
court.
Kinds, it is alleged, committed bur
glary when he snatched a pocket
book from the hand of Mrs j. w
Speake. The alleged burglary oc
CURED several days ago on the plat
form of the Rock Island depot
Kinds, according to the information
attempted to escape with the pocket
book, by dashing behind some rail
road cars. He was arrested by po
licemen on the evening the soldiers
of the 1l2nd infantry we're parading
in this city.
The accused man is now in the
county Jail.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-18
COUNTY AGENT
TAKES HAND IN
WHEAT HARVEST

J. w Owens, county farm agent Is
actively assisting in the harvesting
of the c~ady county wheat crop.
He is spending a major portion of
his time now in travelling over the
country in his car and assisting in
the repairing of binders.
Mr. Owens points out that when o
binder is held up for repairs, 1t cur
tails all other work in the field and
therefore it is very necessary to keep
the binders going The conlty agent
assisted in the repairing OF sixten
binders yesterday. He has made a
special study Of binder work and re-
pairing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-18
is FINED FOR
CURSING THEN
STAGES FIGHT

Two dollars and costs was the fine
imposed on Lester Kinds in Justice
NJ. e. Bunnel's court yesterday. The
man was accused of using abusive
language and cursing John Sharpe,
his former employer
Immediately following his convic-
tion in Justice Bunnells court, Kinds,
il Is said, met Sharpe and a fistic
bout was staged, Sharpe sustaining
painful bruises
A warrant for Kinds arrest has
been issued.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-18
Catarrh Cannot BE Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat Of the disease.
Catarrh is local dlsease, greatly in
dGenced BY constitutional conditions. and
in order to cure II YOU must take an
internal remedy HANS Catarrh Medi-
cine is taken internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of the
system. Hairs Catarrh Medicine was
in this country for wears. 1t Ia com
posed Of some of the hest tonics known.
combined with some Of the best blood
purifiers The perfect combination Of
cine ia what produces such wonderful
results in catarrhal coDdtions Send for
testimonials free.
T.. j. CHENEY g. co. Props. Toledo, 0.
All Druggists 7ho
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-18

in 1917 the correspondening ratio
was a trifle more than / in II.
Among the 20 states these rates
ranged from GA for Minnesota to
1879 for Maryland and for the
white population serHately the low
est and the highest rates were 66.3
for Washington and 1895 for New
Hampshire
The infant mortality raves vary
greatly for the two sexes and for
the various nationalitles. The rate
for male infants in 1917, 1887 per
1000 living births, was nearly 25
per cent greater than that for fe-
male infants, which was only 1873.
When the comparison is made on
the basis of race or nationality of
mother a minimum of 66.2 per 1000
birhts is shown for infants with
mothers born in Denmark Norway.
and Sweden, and a maximum of
1875 for infants with mothers born
in Poland, while for negro children
the rate was 1856
Plural Births.
The reports from the registration
area show the birth of 1894 pairs
of twins and 1855 sets Of trlplets in
1917-i in all, 29,253 infants, or a
little more than 2 per cent of the
total number born.
Number of Children Per Family.
The reports for 1,241722 of the
births occurring in 1917 contained
information as to number OF child in
order of birth. OF these reports,
339.042 were for the first child born
o the mother, 2G4,O44 for the sec.
ond child 191, ,52S for the third 1884,
331 for the fourth, and 95931 for the
fifth. In the remaining 216,S46 cases
or IT'S per cent of the entire num-
ber for. which information upon this
point was obtained, the total num-
Der of children borne by the mother
was 6 or more; in 1914 cases ii
was 10 or more; in 1000 cases, Is
or more; in Sc cases, 20 or more,
and in one case, that of a colored
woman, the birth of a twenty-fifth
child was reported.
The total number of children
borne by the mothers who gave birth
% these 1,241,722 infants in 1917, in
whose cases data were available as to
previous births, was 4,O93,90S The
'eports for 1,194,621 of the births oc-
in 1917 contained informa
ion as to the entire number Of chill
lren borne by the mothers and still
living, and gave a total of 3442 466,
II an average of very nearly three
living children in each family in
which birth took place in 1917
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-18
To This Add 155 Sets of Triplets
Shown by Census Bureau
Report.
BIRTH RATE is GIVEN
Exceeds Deaths by Nearly rs Per
Cent; Big Per Cent Colored
Babies

Washington, June Is In the birth
registration area OF the United States
l,353,792 infants were born alive in
1917, representing birth rate of
z4.6 per 1000 Of population The total
number of deaths in the same area
was 1922, or 141 per 1000. The
births exceeded the deaths by 74.4
rer cent For every state in the regis
tration area. for practically all the
cities, and for nearyl all the counties
the births exceeded the deaths, in
most cases by considerable proper
tons The mortality rate for infants
under one year of age averaged 938
rer 1000 living births. The foregoing
are among the facts brought out by
the census bureaus annual compila
ton of birth statistics
The th-registration area estab-
lished in 1915, has grown rapidly.
It comprised, in 1917 the six New
England states, Indiana, Kansas,
Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, Min
nesota, New York, North Carolina,
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Utah, Virginia,
Washington, Wisconsin, and the IDS
trict of Columbia, and had an esti-
mated population of 55.0O0,0O0, or
about 53 per cent of the estimated
total population of the United States
in that year
Comparison With 1916.
The birth rate for the entire birth
registration area fell below that for
1916 by two-thirds of one per 1000
population; but the death rate was
less by six-tenths of one per 1000
than in 1916. Thus the excess of
the birth rate over the death rate
for 1917, which amounted to 1915 per
1000, was somewhat greater than
the corresponding excess for 1916,
101 per 1000. although it fell
slightly below that for 1915, 109 per
1000. II the birth and death rate
prevailing in any one of these three
years were to remain unchanged,
and if no migration were to take
place to Or from the area, to which
they relate, its population would in
crease at the rate of slightly more
than 1 per cent per annum, or
little more than 10 per cent in de-
cade This would be about half the
rate-21 per cent-bg which the en-
tire population of the United States
increased between 1900 and 1910.
White and CoIored.
OF the total number of births re.
ported, 1,2SO,2SS, 24.5 per 1000 we're
Of white infants, and 73.5O4 or 25.S
per 1000 were of colored infants.
The death rates for the two ele-
ments of the population were 1877
and 22,5 per 1000 respectively
Infant Mortality.
The infant mortality rate-that is,
the number of deaths of infants un-
der | year of age per 1000 born
alive-throughout the birth-registra-
ton area as a whole was 93.S in
1917, as against 1O1 in 1916 and 100
in 1915. This is equivalent to say
ing that in 1915 and 1916, of every
10 infants born alive 1 died before
reaching the age of / wear whereas
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-18

be sure 20 look on the label and see that the
words NCAATED IRON are printed there.
on.
There are thousands Of people taking iron
who do not distinguish between organi.
iron and metallic iron and such persons
often fail to obtain the vital energy, strength
and endurance which they seek simply be-
cause they have taken the wrong form Of
iron. 1t you are not strong or we'll, YOU
owe II to yourself 10 make the following
test: Sec how long you can work or how
far you can walk without becoming tired.
Next take two hve-gran tablets Of Nuxatcd
Iron three times per day after meals for
two weeks. Then test your strength and see
how much you have gained.
NAEurAcruHtas' No1s The widespread publo,tfo, ~
she aase Information has been suggested hy Dr. dance
lrane Sulh formerly physician of Bellevue Hospsl
toutdsnI Department. New York and ths Wcstchrstsr
County Hospital pr Ferdinand King. New Yofk ply
seian and hediral Author Dr. George n Baker formty
physician aud sufgeou Of Monmouth Menoral Hspitai
81 New 1erset Dr. X B. Vail formerly physician Ia ths
batmore Hospital aud Medical Examiner, aud oihsra
- tal the rnhte uag be Informed this Fuhict and
protected NON The OF metallic iron under the della
saoa that q - hu1asd Iron or - least samshing sod
= Wanted 20 hu1aed Iron, is not secret remedy
bat one which is veil fnown % drnErisi Unls ths
,ider inorganic iron products u s easily assmiatel
oes not tninrs the teeth, make them hlaet upsl
hesionafh lhs manufacturers guarantee luacesrfui and
ntfeiI Eaiactors fesals H. sterr purchaser thsT
Fti refund your money, Il is dispensed in this city
y sll good cruggigtA
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-18
Strength Power and
Endurance
As Organic Iron - Nuxated Iron.


With the threat to size her druggist be-
cause he sold her a substitute for genuine
NuNatcd Iron, the tonic, strength and blood.
builder. one woman has set in motion A
wave OF indignation over the country against
a practice which offers such countless dam
gers to the health and welfare Of the public
This woman claims that instead Of Obtaining
increased strength and improved health as
she had with the true Nuxated Iron. she
WAS seriously upset and in fact became IN
as result of using the substitute. Such
instances as these have led physicians men
TONED below TO emphasize that health Off.
Gals and doctors everywhere should eau
ton the public against accepting substitutes
for Nuxated Iron. Those who feel the
need Of a strength and blood builder should
go 70 their family doctors and obtain a pre-
scripton calling for organic iron-Nuxated
1ron-and present this TO their druggist so
that there may be no question about obtain
ing the proper article But II they do not
wish to go to the trouble of getting a pre-
scription for Nuxated Iron then they should
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-18
Woman Threatens Suit Against
Druggist Because He Sold Her
Substitute For Nuxated Iron
Case Is Brought To Attention of Physicians
Who Warn Public

Ssy The, Ordinary Metallic Iron Prepnr..
tons Cannot Possibly Give. The Same
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-11
la ACTIVIDAD REBELDE
EN- LOS ESTAD0S De
PUEBLA, Y YER.
I'm reuolucioRGrio escribe
sobre las acfiuidades
de los fslicistas

Uno de ~nuestros reporters tuvo O.
casi5n de e~nterarse de una carta fe-
chada en- Ia sierra de Puebla, a fl
mes del mes pasado. Y suscrita por
IN jefe revolucionario, Jose Salazar,
que por algun tempo radic6 en- San
Antonio, de donde sali6 hace algu-
nos meSeS. con el fin de ir q revolucio-
mar Ell los EStados de Puebla y Vera
cruz.
Au7 cuando sin ~pertenecer al fell
cismc. por cuanto que Salazar estuvo
afiliado al partido convencionista, ha
estado operando con ellos a las tro-
pas carrancistas de la region. Y de
tales combates, de los recientes sola-
mente. da en- su carta n breve mott
cia. que muestra Ia actividad rebelde
en- aQuellos lugares.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-11

Annunzio. hijo del gran l~iterato tia
liano. eStara prssente. Los avia-
dores del Campo Rockwell de esta
pobiaciGn. han invitado. tambien, q
los mas notahles aviadores del mundo
para que asistan a este festival que
tendri 81 doble objeto de ilustrar al
publico &obre los progresses de la avia-
cion : lie demostrar los fines conner
cia!es de! aeroplano. Entire los MI
meros del programme que Sc onocen
va, Sc cuenta IN desfile aereo de TO-
das las mauuinaS conocidas en- Eu-
ropa Y en- los Estados Unidos, desde
los pequenisimos Fokker. alemaneS,
De combate, hasta los gigantescos
Caproni.
Aeroplanos ingleses, el Handley-
Page. que Gefendieror' Ia ciudad de
Londres contra los ataques de los
aeroplanoS aiemanes. los franceses
Breguet, los globos Cacquot. los a
mericanos Glenn Martin, Looming. etc.
etc. figuraran en- esta exposition in
ternaclonal que Ma dc alfaef eSperan
los o~rganizadores a millares de visitan
ties de todos los Estados Unidos.
Rene Fonck, ell famoso due!iSta
frances, as de asses en- las filas dc
Francia. vendri a la Exposition a to-
mar parte en- ella Y con el muchos
otros que Sc han d~istinguido en- la
terrible guerra que ACADIA de terminar.
La Camara de Concrete esta ha-
cienGo gestioneS para lograr Ia forna
de llevar Q cabo. al miSmo tempo que
esta exposition de aeronaves, n CO.
mercial que tenga el mismo eXito que
Ia de 1915, proyecto al que va nos
hemos referido en- las columnas de LA
PRENSA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-11
LAS ~PERSECUCI0NES EN-
ATLIXCO, PUEBLA

pUEBLA. Mario 3.-Las persecu-
clones 7or veUgarzas politlcas 81
g1yen a Ia orden del dia en- AtliXco.
Las aucoridaGes. tanto cjviles como
militares. no dan %arantias Y pos
cl ~contrario, procuran castigar I sus
eHcmjEoS polilicos.
f. Ayuntamicnto, cuyos e!eccio-
mes nuhfico el Congreso, persiguc aho-
Ia tenazmeEte q Cristobal Cabrera.
inc de los Que firmaron Ia peticl6n de
nulidad, Y el p~reS;dente municipal IN
manifes-ado que donde 10 e9cuentre,
10 malara para desquitar el perjuicio
que le ha causado.
Cabrera esta desde haze mas de
cinco dias escondjdo Y sin poder sd
lir. por e. rjesgo que liera anita
-as continues amenazas Y las PesQui-
Sas que Sc han hecho para encontrar-
10.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-11
LOS ~EXCUPSEONESTAS
QUIEREN WSETAR FL
PTO. De TAMP!CO
Discuter ell intinerario deftni-
tho del uiaje a nuestra
repabIica

Conforme 10 informamos. aver en-
Ia manana Sc efectuo en- ell local de
la Camara de Concrete. situaio en-
el cuarto piso del Central Office
Building, Ia junta q que fueron con-
vocados los concentrates que deber
participant Ell Ia excursion de pro.
paganda d nuestra Repdblica, Y que
partira de San Antonio Ell dia p del
actual.
Tn bucn ndmero de los futures
eXcursionistaS asistieron a la session,
habiendo sido una unanime opinion
la de que los viajeros deben tocar e!
puerto de Tampico- plaza commercial
que guarda muy estrechas relaciones
con los Estados Unidos y cue en- Ia
capital de la Republica Sc deben gas
tar tres dias V en- Ia ciudad de Qua
dalaiara, la mas grande de Mexico,
despues de la metr6poli, dos cuando
menos.
Ningun. acuerdo definitivo sc tomo
sobre ell particular, porque 4 Ia Sc
sion no c]oncurri6 la mayoria de los
| participates en- el viaie Y, ademas,
| porque hasta aver en ia manana,
! no Sc habia completado ell numero
dc Glen n]egociantes o representatives
dc negociaciones que deben partici-
par en- la excursion, pues arenas O.
chenta Y tres casas Gomerciales ha'
bian firmado la solicitud respectiva,
faltando por 10 tanto diecisiete.
Con este motive, ell senor Halle,
P~residente de la Camara de Conner
clio. acordo que manana a las diez a,
VI. Sc efectue una nueva Junta,
urgiendoSe la ~presencia de todoS los
que vayan a participant en- Ia eXcur-
sion. pucs SC quiere QUE entire to-
| dos scar discUtidos los planes del
viaje. Al mismo tempo Sc espera que
para csc dia Sc maya comp!etado va
ell numero de viaieros indispensable
para que Ia caravana Salga de San
Antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-11
HABRA BRLLLANTES FIESTAS De
pRIUAVERA En- FL MES DE- ADRL
Ell Ayuntamiento accedio a la solicitud de los comercian-
ties de la parte occidental de la ciudad
UN COMITE Sc ENCARGARA De ORGANIZAR Ell PRO-
GRAMA GENERAL DE LOS FESTEJOS

En- la solicituG Sc explicaba que.
al mismo tempo que Ia celebration
del CARNIVAL, Sc Quiere SOlemnlzar
cor estas fiestas Ell triunfo de las
arnlas aliadas sobre ell imperialism
teuton, dar una oportunidad para "a
propaganda del Emprestitc de Ia
Victoria, correspondence al Quinto
de Ia Libertad, que en- esos mismos
dias debe prencipiar. V festeiar a los
soldados que han vuetto de Francia
V que Sc encUentran en- los caHlpa-
mentoS cercaros a San Antonio, ha-
biendo sido, como antes decimos,
tota!mente aprobadas las pronosicio-
mes de los solicitantes.
Con tai motive. las fiestas sc efec-
tuar;in en- toda Ia parte occidente lie
Ia ciudad, principiando desde Ia pla-
"a Main Y siguiendo en- Ia Plaza Mi
litar. en- Ia Plaza Milan. en- el Was
hington Square Y en- todos los jardi-
mes comprAndidos en- los !imites Sc
naladoS, donGa. ademas de las ten
das de diversiones que Sc aocstum
bran levantar. Sc p~rocurara que to-
dos los dias de ia Semana del p al
% de Abril, que sera cuando ell
acontccimiento tenga lIgar, Sc efec-
tSen diariamente en- uno de los par
ques, tai vcz en- Ell Milan, serena
ras en- la misma forma que Sc acos-
tcmbran en- Ia mayor parte de las po-
blaciones de la Republica McXicana.
Sc discutiran hoy los planes
~finalcs
Siendo otraS de las tendencias
principaleS dc estes festejos hacer
Que los vecinos de nacionalidad anne
ricana visitcn Y conozcan en- todos sus
detalles la parte occidental de Ia
ciudaG, considerable ono "a mas
p~;ntoresca de San Antonio, Sc va ha-
Ger TODD 10 possible porquc este Car
naval tenga eI mayor grade de lu-
cimiento possible.
Con este motive Sc preparara un
magnifico programa ARA los seis
dias de f~ieStas, cuyos numeros seran
discutidos hoy por Ia Association de
Commentaries, ell una junta que ce-
lebrara = Ia una de IA tarde, en- el
salon de actos del hotel Gurter.
En- la misma session Sc e,egira Ia
mesa directiva a definitivamente de-
be funcionar en- esta OCCASION, aSi
como las diversaS comisiones que de-
ben realiZar trabajos para Que 81
CARNIVAL De Ia Primavera ten@a TODD
el cSplendor cue Sc desea.
Como antes decimos, esta asocia-
ci6n esti compuesta per todos los
PARTICIPATES concentrates, de nacio-
nalidadcS d~iversas, que tienen esta-
biecidos sus negocios en- ell perine-
trio comprendido de IA Plaza Main al
Occidcnte, que Is donde los festeioS
van 4 ser celebrates.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-11
MANANA PRINCIPAL LA SEMA-
Ma DEL PADRE Y DEL
HIJO

Con forEe 10 anunciamos. mana
ma Gara principle Ia emana que sera
Observable como DE! Padre y del
Hijo." Y durante Ia cual diversas d
grupaciones, pero de una manera
especial la Association Cristiana de
J6venes. haran una intensa labor pa
IA lograr una mas perfecta union
moral entire los padres Y los hijoS.
Cor este motive habra c~onferen-
cias EN- ell local de la Association
Cristiana de Jovenes Y en- las igleslas
de todos los credos Sc pronunciaran
sermones sobre este tema.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-11
COmbateS frecuenteS.

Segin e. mencionado jefe, los en-
cu~entros entire rebeldes Y carraucistas
en- la sierra de Pubela, V algunas
regiones del Estado de Veracruz, Sc
suceden sin interruption, pues las par
tidaS son numeroSaS, Y aun cuando
las tropaS del gobieruo no las persl-
gan grandemente. elias buscan la O.
casi6n de sorprender a los pequenoS
grupos Y arbitrarse de eSa manera
armas Y parque.
Uno de los ultimos golpes fecun-
dos en- tales aproviSonamientos, fue
Ia toma de Gutierrez Zamora por el
general felicista .Romay. por el gene
raj Caraveo, Y por ell dicho jefe Sa-
lazar.
En- Gutierrez Zamora, los rebeldes
Sc apoderaron de buena cantidad de
parque Y armas. Y causaron baStan-
ties baias al enemigo.
Entire los prisioneros. Sc contaban
algunos oficialeS ~carrancistas Y re-
cular njmero de Soldados.
Los oficiales fueron Sumariamente
e~jecutados. V los individuos de tro-
pa. puestos en- libertad, por mas que
ellos. voluntariamente, Sc incorpora-
ron = las fuerZas revolucionarias.
Gutierrez Zamor&. es la llave de u
ma importante region por 10 que los
carranciSCaS trataron de r~ecuperarla
al Dunto. 10 cual ~lograron sin resIs-
tencia, Dues los rebeldes la abandona-
ron q los pocos Gias de haberla to-
mado, Y luego que Sc aproviSionaron
de 10 que pudieron e]nContrar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-11

| Hagan Ia prueba y convenzanse por ust,.
des misrlos que una sofa APPLICATION bastaEa
| para hacer 81 cuts admirable. suave, blanco
Y attractive.
PUEDEN aPRECIAR SUS RESULTADoi
DESPUES DE LA PRINERA APLlCAClON.
Ponga sobre Ia parte superior de Ia rnano
ur poco de csta crema y lue2c fr3tela hastii
que dcsparezca. No impo-ta que el CUTS -.
te muy iSperu, pueS nuestra crerra obra ma.
raviIlosamente. Una sofa aplicacion hara 81
CUTS = 81 cara mus sUavcs. btarcos ) atrac-
tivos.
81 una soIa operation efectia tai trans
formation en- 81 cuts y cara, imagineSe 10
b!anco. heruosos : aCactivos que sc pom
dram de5puGS de usar LA CREAA DE BE-
LLEZA GALATEA por espacio de aigunas
semanas.
LA CREMA DE BELLEZA GALATEA sc
enviari Il c~uaiquier parte a recibo de so cts.
que IS el valor de un pomo de 3 onzas. 0
Sl.OO por I'm pomo de- 5 onzas.
81 5 Ell CUPON QUE APARECE AL
CALCE. LIE ENVLAREMOS ENTERAMEN-
TIE GRATIS. UNA MUESTRA DE SUES-
TRIO MARAYILLoSo PERFUME GALA
TEA.
FEiNDELS. PASQUIER CHEMICAL
CORP. Dept. 5.
Ii49 Broadway. Kew York. y. Y.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-11
CUANDO LA NEURALGIA
ATACA LOS NERVIOS
Ell linimento Sloan (SIoan's Ii
niment) deshace la conges-
ton V caima los dolores

Una pequena cantidad, aplicada sin
frotamiento, penetrar& en- los tejidos,
dando un alivio Immediate Y suavizan-
do los nervios.
Ell linimento de Sloan tSloan's Ii
niment) es nluy effective para toda
clase de Intermediates %externas, tor
ceduras, inflamaciones, neuritis, reu-
matismo.
Precio. SOC, Coo Y S1.20.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-11
OFiCIALES LICENCIADOS

I'm bler numero de Oficiales del
ej6rcito, pertenecientes al Campo
Travis. fueron licenciados aver.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-11
NOTASVARIASDESA SAN DIEGO, CAL.

cadas varia entce setenta y cinco Y
doscicntaS libraS.
Los periodicos de San Diego asegu-
IAN que este puerto cs 81 primero del
mundo cue posec esa industrial.
Ell Rey Ia aauerto".
De este modo tiUula un articulo
editorial The San Diego Union, en-
q que estudia Ia situaci6n politica a
mericana. c"eada por IA termination
de! pcriodo legislative. en- Il que
taEto 81 Senado como Ia Camara de
Representatives. ' el PresiGente de
Ia RepubIica p~ertenec!eron al mismo
partido. Segun Ell editorial, I'm solo
hombre, ell senior Presidente Wilson,
ha dirigido los destinoS de este pals du
rante csc lapse &c tempo en- cue lie
IN tocado gobernar teniendo 4 los
miemhros de su partido como cola
boradores en- ambas camaras. Cree
cl editorialista que tai cosa no vol
vera n repetirse en- la historic politi-
ca de America Y aplaude, de paso,
Ia labor que ha llevado q cabo. con
gigantescos esfuerZos, el senior Pre-
sidonte Wilson.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-11
En- 10 que consistiran las fiestas

En- n session que aver en- la tarde
celebraron los Comi<ionadoS de la
ciudad, el grupo dc negociantes a
que nos referimos V los cuales han
tornado una Sociedad OCCASIONAL,
presentaron Ia solicitud correSpon-
diente para que Sc permita Ia cele-
bracion que motiva esta nota, soil
citud que fue unanimemcute apro-
bada por los munjcjres, habiendo ma
nifestado @! Mayor dc la ciudad, Sc
nor Sam c. Bell que TODD cuanto es-
tuviera dc Su parte, asi como del
Cuerpo Edilicio que preside, seria
hecho para que el CARNIVAL de la
Primavera tuviera TODD 81 eSplendor
qle amerita.