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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-03
LOS COMERCTANTES DE
DALLAS TAMBIEN VAN
A MEXICO
Ell domingo pasard por San
Antonio la excursion que
ha sido orgaRizada

LogramoS recoger aver lnt0rn1cs
Que los hacen Saber cl intereS que
eSta causando eEtre los comerclan-
ties norteamericanos II reanudaclon
V ell estrechamiento de las r~claciones
mercantiles entire este pals y ell
nueStro. manifestandose dicho lnte-
res er la forma de caravans de ne
gociantes CUE van a Mexico en- eX-
cursiones de propaganda para las
mercancias de este pals.
Al c~fecto, ademas de la excursion
de comerciantes que la Semana pa
sada sali0 de San Antonio, de Ia
ComiSion de hombres de negocios de
Chicago. Nueva York Y San Luis MI
$Souri que actualmente sc encucn-
tran IN cl centric de nucstra Republi-
ca, Y de la que no hace mucho tempo
efectuaron los concentrates de Cali
fornia. Nuevc Mexico Y Arizona 4
los EstadoS de Sonora y Sinaloa. otra
nucva expedition Sc esta organiZan-
do actualmcrtc en- Dallas. Texas, la
cual pasarl por csta ciudad con rum
DO 4 Mexico. la noche del proNimo
domingo.
Esta nueva excursion estara COM
puesta por un gran numero de hom>
bres de negocios de aquella locaii-
dad, los que. como sus predecessors,
visitardn las principales ciudadcs
de nuestra Republica.
Il senior Alcnso c. Tratch. conduc-
tor de ferrocarriles, Sera quien SC
e~ncargara del tren especial de los
nuevos ~viaieros, habiendo estado aver
a visar 81 pasaporte en- las oflci-
mas dc Ia Sccresaria &c la Corte
Federal. Y del Consulate de Mexico
en- cSIa Ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-03

ties nos dicen Gue dlflcllmente pueden
tenerlo en- existencia por largo ITEM
DO. Urban's Balm esta centenido
en- tubos sanitarics convenientemente
preparados; puede guardarse en- ell
bolsillo para mas comodidad Y tener-
10 4 Ia mano cuando Sc necesite. De
vcnta en- todas las droguerias al pre-
pslsn a1sq enb us r7!aoq rt us IS
clio de % y 30 cts. Recuerde que pri-
nero es la seguridad, Y no dele de
adquirir iii tubo de esta medicina hoy
mismo.
sus compraS, no tienen en- existencia
Urbsn's Balm. haga su pedido direc-
tamente d Urban Chemical Company,
San Antonio. Texas. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-03
NO ~A9ELANTARON LOS
RELOJES EN- ARIZONA
Siguen con Ell tempo uiejo

Especial para La PRENSA.
NOGALES, Ariz, Abril lo.-Ape-
sar de Ia disposition que previamente
So do para que los r~elojes publicos
de todas las poblac;ones dc los +. Uni
dos fucran adclantados I'M bora, e!
Concilio, en- reunion que tuvo anoche,
Concili, en- reunion que tuvo anOche,
acord6 que en- este lugar la nora no
sea a~delantada, Y que contiruen los
~rclojes marcan6o la hora normal del
dia.
Esta determination Sc tomo porque
en- Phoenix, que eS la capital del Es-
ta&o lie Arizona, tampoco Sc adelan-
taron los r~eloies publicos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-03
MlSCELANEA LITERARIA.

Canto~ y "a Muier.-Colcccion dc vcrSos
ac-GSticos. formaGoS con rombreS &c mu-
jeres. POT orden aifabetico -..h....... oGc
En- Casa Ajena.-?sGinaS del dcsticrcc,
por NaHUclMuzuuiz Blanco .....--..-. AOc
La No- &c IA Observation-Disclosures de
hermosas Y morales histo-ietaS ......Sl.50
Las Mi $ una NochcS--Hermo collection
De cGcntoS ovieGtaleS. Edicion a Ia rus
Gca 7Sc
LIS iii y una NochcS.--EnpSStads-. Sl.0o
Los Nil y III Dias-CCentcS a-abcS y per-
Sss. t-acucidos al csstcllano. -........Sl.e
Ia Les &c Dissatisfaction de lcycndas ha-
saGss n les principles del Dccalogo, por
ps. Maria trl Pilar Sinue5 ........-..Sl.2o
Nyjercs CilcbTcs &c Observation-Disclosures
Dc snteac>srtc5 dstoS sobrc las muierc.
mas notable, que ha prcducido sicSi-o $l.Gj
N!ssc hirriciov del Mundo.-Intcressntc
rcisro DC uu visic por las principles
naC.2ncs Ccg GlObo 75c
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-03
Sc ACASARON HASTA LAS
RATAS EN- ~PETROGRAD0

PETROGRADO. abril 2.-Perto-
grade es ahora una ciudad or la que
las rataS cast no Sc conocen va. FL
danino roedor ha desaparecido cast
por complete ante la GAIA incensante
de ur felino mas temible que ell ga
TO: el hombre hambriento. Hahien-
dose agotado toda clase de comesti-
blcS V sin modo de c%onseguir carne
alguna. pues va los caballos los pc
rros V los gatos han sido eXtermi-
nadcS. las gentes no tuvieron mas que
volver los ojos a los pequenOs roe
iorcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-03
OBRAS DE OUIDA.
NOVELAS HISTORICAS Y POPU-
LARES.

IS - r~cat1roS raiG frG.1
sbcla-do ' EioIsa-
AmOr &c Mad-c.
Rcrto!do. Bestoidlno ) Cacascno.
C~sriomaSuo o los Doe Parcs &c Fraacia-
Diego Covricntcs.
Dora IusnitS-
uC= Juan DC SerrsionEa.
= Ea-brro &c Scviiia,
r. Isrcadc- &c VcnccIS.
F. Condo dc L4vcmburvo.
: oIusS &c Una t!pr-
FEC- DE- IN DIa.
GcpCycla Dc B.sbarts.
Guilcrno Tel.
Herman Co.tes ) !ie-lns.
iuaus DC Arcc-
lgi-ts y Enmcc.
fGcrc,,s E--.js-
I~S Nrautcs dc T-ruCi-
- Eu"rfans IL Esuscl1,.
u tCgnarIns.
sizacn LsScaut
fsrjs AD:onicia-
Ear.zrits dc BorSUnz.
Utelo. 81 Nero dc Ecnecia.
Pablo : Virginia.
T7e:ntz Amos o IA yjdz de u JusaGc-.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-03
[enga mucho cuidado con Ell abastecimiento de
SUI sangre, no dele que las impufezas
Sc propaguen y arralguen
UNA sANGRE PURA sIGNIFICA PERFECTA SALUD.
UNA SANGRE PURA SiGNIFICA PERFECTA SALUD.

CicntoS dc divcrSas medicines han sido ven-
didaS en- las drogucrias y ~algunas dc elias va
han Sido olvidadas. ?ero exiSte una que ha-
ce mas lie cincuenta amos esta q IL renta. y
e. Ia conocida con ell nombre de S. S. S. 81
gran medicamento para la sanGrc. compuesto
ruramentc de materials vegetables. Muchos
droguistas $e han dado cuenta De los gran
des y bencficos rcSultados Que hs proporcio-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-03
Sc HA P~ROCLAMADO EN-
ALEMANIA UNA HUEL-
GA GENERAL

PARIS. Abril 2.-Un deSpachO de
Copenhaguc recibido aqui hoy. da
cuenta de que Sc ha ~proclamado en-
Berlin. la capital de Alemania. una
general.
En- ell mismo despacho sc dice que
el gobierno ha hecho toda clase de
p~reparativos para reprimir cualquier
desorden que pudiera ocurrir. pues
segun Sc Sabe. los espartaciStas trata-
bar de aprovechar la OCCASION para
iniciar I'm nuevo movimlento contra
el gobierno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-03
BIsLIoTECA TRAGI-RoMANTICA.
"a so cESt1rgs casa

"a so cESl1yos casG urG
Amo- : Nisr.lrio
A-ic dc Buscar Na-lcc-
Calvs-io DC Amor.
Fl inferno Dc los HcmO-<.
II Ncvic Prcstaio.
u PGrcatorio de !Ss Sol,eraS-
e Para;so dc as hulcseS-
Fl Hada de los Mares.
Fl N:dc de E~uisenoreS,
Fl Collar d. EsmcraldSS.
r 81 dc las %Iaas.
r. AiEa en- IN Seso.
La Hiia de las Flores.
l. Htcl 81 lbs LabioS.
L. Nina dc los jazmlncs-
II NiGGa AtcGEc
l. Cote del Amor.
Ii Pr!uccsa del Dollar.
L. Hija &c Venus.
Las Evas NoLcrHaE.
Las Oo-cca> del hTo~.
T-sS H;jss de- Champagne.
Marina Q IA Hi!a dc las Oiss.
NaldItoS sean los Homb=sS-
HalGitas sean las SuGrss.
EalditD ga el Amor.
NsJditoS sean los Ceios-
-PaziorGriGS dc Amor.
Poraue sc CasaE los Homb-eS.
po-uuc - CaSan ias Nu!er-s.
PorIu" Pecan las Mujcres.
Pu-q.c NurmErau las NieJss-
Po-que E~einciGeu las NiudaS.
Por Segui- = IRA Mujer.
Su SiajcstaG ri Amor.
viva mi Nova.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-03
NOVELAS L,IVERSAS.

A-gccna. por Carlo;a Rracme --.-.-.. 10c
b. Claustro Al C~ampamento o "a Aon-
a Aiferrz. Sensational 4ovcla &C an
'~urrunio ) de amor. por Eduardo Bias
20. Dos tomos cmpastados en- teia,
sou iiustracioneS .se.Oo
N1-s. Dor Carlota B-acruc -.......-..... oOc
Don Quijotc de Il Mancha.-La ob-a macs
"a dc Ia literature e~sPano!a- Tn tomo
= lIartf- del Golsota-Hcrmosa noycla.
lssada en- Ia vida del RcGenIor del Mum
10. In tomo grande. luiosamente cmpas-
ado. Eiic!ou iluStrada $3.50
z. D!uan1itero. por Stevenson ......-... 6oc
T. Casauniento De QueveGc .........--.. SEC
EmiSracion. por Alfonso &c 'lcHne .... oOc
Expiaci5n. o eI Ma-tirio dc una Madrc. .Sl.0e
e Hijo Maldito. por Balzac ............. sc
z Bocerrc de Orc. por Braddon ....- soc
e Manuscrito de mi Madre. por Lamar
FlaouezA de Heroe. por Provost ......... Sl.O0
Juan dc Herdren. por J. Schultz -...... soc
La Esposa HonraGa.-Novela de moral
: cuocicnantc argumento. pOr Fernau-
G.. y GonZalcz. DcS gruesos tomos
cmpastados en- te!a y con neTmosas
1-.StgaClcneS --.---r.. sou
Ia Haertana y 81 Recluta. pOr Cons
Lco7or. Dor Carlo,a Brgsme .......... SOC
Ia Ecnjicioncs lie QucveGo ...-.......-. SOC
Lo- HcrcaHccs de Quevcdo .............. Coz
Lo> kmores de Queyedo INSTRUMENTATION. sos
La Elecha Mega. Dor Stevenson ........ soc
La Hiia del Cardinal. por GuzzoGi -....$i"9
La JUventud de ENRIQUE Cuarto -..-...S2.25
Los histories &c Il Inquisicion ....-....$l.0 90
Ia NUjcs 4cl Traje Blanco. por Wi!kic
Collins. Eos tcnlnS
MaiCisas scar las Muiercs.-Hermosa move
Ia iasioDsl. vor Manuel lbo Altaro...- zoe
Memorials e un Revoiuciona-io -....--$I.A6
Maria, poT Jorge fSascS ............-. SOC
Novcias EjcmpasreS. por Ccrsantes .....Sl-@5
NocAcs FsntaSticaS. yor r. l. Stevenson.
Do tonoS ..-...Sl.=o
NarracioncS &c uu Cazador. por Ivan Tur-
Eurr-s" SOC
NivI- iespEcs de II mUertc. o IA hija
dc dos madres. Obra maestro del &C.
cCuio novciists Luis de Val Dos
;cuos tela. rican:cntc ilustradoS .....S7.Oo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-03
BRA DE EMILIO lola

Caeatos q N,avn sos
~ y.,6st, j. -sus Mlcrta .... soc
Lo, histories dc Marscila ....-.---- 50e
- Tabcrna. Dos ;ornos ---.--.----- Si.W
= S,rF.-iS, DO Claudio ...... 51c
la CoueujsJa g Plassans. Dos tomos .Sl.OO
l. Ra1ea. Dos :onCs -..---..-.--.. .Sl.VV
NarS2lsna Fc-a- .-......-- 1Oc
%u-vcs CucrtU> 81 \fm"n --..- 9oc
- ENrclcnria Eu-ea.o Rog=Cn. = tonoE 800
r.-.-u pa.rI:n SOC
- P,-ira 4, Amor. Dos tomos 500
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-03

nado csta mcdicina entire sus clicntrs y cs-
tan scguros dc que e. Ia mcior Cue existc pa
IN las INTERMEDIATES de Ia sanGrc. Conscr-
We SUI sangre Empia de toda impureza por me
do del uso de esta recomsndable medicine. y
81 listed desca recibir una consulta y reccta
gratis acerca de su case. no tiene mas Que
escribir 2 la siguiente direction: Medical d.
rector, 20 Swift Laboratory, ATLANTA,
tAdy.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-03
CODIGOS

Codi=o Civil-Edici6u, Official .........s2.o 90
C6diGo de P7ocedimientos Ciyi.es ......Sl.5O
C6Gigo Peaa!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-03
oBRAS DE GRANDEs AUTOREs.

f-aGo hasta cl Patibulo. por Jokai. Sl.3G
rnr-rncSe. por CPrvanteS Sl.5u
r, Ea-bc-o dc SeyiL2 y Las BodaS &c 81
ca=u. po- Bcauuarchais Sl.1V
n aa-aisu PerSiGo. por Milton 5000. ..Sl.3O
r BardcI-ro. Dor Ti-so de Mo!ina..--...S l.9O
RI Romanccro Del Cid Sl.9o
RI AbreI, dol Rev. nor Gabriel Mi-G.....Sl.50
Hamlet : Romeo y Julicta. Por Shake
.r-a- $50
Ia Novia de Lamermoor. por Scott. Sl.So
IA Encida. por VirCiio ........-...- Sl.oo
Nl-cya. por Federico Mistral ..---...... $50
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-03

q Amor dc los Amores. Cuatro tonnes. $3.50
Fl inferno de los Ccfos.-ScGunda pa-tc
Dc Ia anterior. Custro toracs .....-...s3.60
Ia Nadre DC los DesampsrsdoS : tonos $3.50
IA Huicr Adultcra. Cuatro tonnes. $780,. $3.50
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-03
Agt0reS DircrSoS.-
s.aeia o los Charros Contrabandisas.-

AS:Ccia o los Chsrros Coutrabandiscas.-
Noveia mcxicaus. Dos tomos .........Sl.S0
e. Si;io de IA Rochels Standardization. SOC
Ia Hs-mana de Ia Cariiad. Por n. Emilio
CASTELAR,. Dos tomos .Sl.So
Memorials de una Sucgrs. por Aceycdo.. zoe
Memorials. R-iiduias Y Retra;os.-Ns-ra-
Clones patri6ticaS. pc Pea .......... zoe
Napoleon. po- Dumas ..-............. 9oc
In Eio Natural, pur Nousbcia ..-...... soc
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BIBLIOTECA DE NOVELISTAS.

lTonos er-pc=tados en :-lG flrG.)
Perez EScrich.-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-06-27
" MA MA RnrTNA.


(Fa-nous New ycEk Artists Model
Because we had talked so much.
he had not done so much work, and
when 1t came time to pay me, |
felt that l could not take the money
from him. l looked around at the
bleak room and his old clothes. ana
l said to myself: Il cannot take this
mans money; perhaps he has not
enough to buy proper food for him-
self. | win make some excuse not OF
pir: Perhaps you need this money
today and you can pay me some other
time"
He looked at me in surprise and
thought he was about to burst
out laughing but with an effort he
controlled himself. and said gravely:
No, not at all, have enough to live
on this week anyhow. And besides
even if had not. you must not re
fuse to take YOU pays after you
Nave worked hard for it"
The nrXt time | saw him was at
the Pig and Whistle" in Greenwich
village. One of his friends then told
me the truth, which Wa that this
man was quite rfch and =: the top
of his profession as a painter. And
friends ask me to this day: How is
your por rich little artist?"
My first experience posing for i
class of "society". art students
MADE me determine th2t 1t should
be my last experience of the kind.
l had been engaged to pose for a
sculptor real artist whose work
is we'll known in America. l posed
for him for some time, and he asked
me then to pose for class which
he was conducting.
When 1 came the first day. l was
forced to wait half an hour before
the first oof the students arrived.
asked him why they did not come
on time.
DO not mind" he answered
These are society butterflies who
are taking their art lessons much
as they take their afternoon tea
because it happens now to be the
thing to do"
Finally, they began to arrive, IN
limousines, fashionably dressed. one
with a pet dog; and two sisters ar
rived with a maid in attendance.
She helped them take off their coats
and put on their smocks.
After a little lecture from the
sculptor they began to work; they
were not beginners but had had some
experience, but they were just play
ing at modelling. 1 found afterward
that the armature-the frame of
wires upon which the clay is mod
eled-had all been made for them.
2, These girls all worked without i'm
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-06-27

took it for week and felt a littlo
better. l kept it up for three
months, and [ feel fine and can eat
anything now without distress or
nervousness. Mrs. j. Worthline,
2S42 North Taylor ST, Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania.
The majority Of mothers nowadays
overdo, there are so many demands
upon their time and strength; the
result is invariably a weakened
run down, nervous condition with
headaches, backache, irritability and
depression-and soon more serious
ailments develop 1t is at such pc
RODS in life that Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable CompC und will re
it did to Mrs. Worthline.-(Advt.)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-06-27


issue to o q little letters
Letter Box You know how often have urged to only
WRITE continue write
their been
used if
on
the hard pencil
mos o much what
the letters this sentence IF see this in
something French baby Think that
Will sound to OF course cant use
all things dear children to
in letter writing nothing makes impression
Loving AUNT JULIA.
Dorothy Baker, that lovely lace for
NEOnne
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-06-27

and L telt SlckiS
m o st of the
time. l went to
a doctor and he
said l had merry.
Gus indig estiOn,
which. added 70
my weak condi-
ton, kept me
worrying m o 5 t
of the t j m e
and he SAID it
| could not stop
that, l could not
get we'll. | heard
SO much about
Lydia +. Pink
hams Vegeta bic
~ "
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-06-27
The Real Story Of an Artists Model

evr>sr They used to cone in ike
school cAildi en- anxious to be 1inisI
Cd V-I,,I their lc.s0-S. l5Or it was
merely 4 t..k VITA them. They
merely wanted 10 be able to tell
their friends that they were study
;ng art"
Then the artist save a reception
N NY honor at his studio. and many
artists and models came, and ais
the girls IN his class. l danced TO-
them and many of the artists took
out their sketch books and skctched
some OF my poses during the dance
Afterward l WAS CONGRATULATED OF
my dancing. Everyone rr0Wdec
around RE until l left like 'jnder'
1t was at this time I met the
strangest and most mysterious paint
er that I have ever known | had
sbeen told that he was curious sort
of fellow"
[ met him before I posed for him.
1t was at little restaurant on Sher-
idan square, and | was with party
of friends.
When it came my turn to be pre-
scented to him this man turned his
eyes upon me and all the color went
out of his face He started back
and smothered an exclamation. He
looked frightened.
This is Manga Rudina,' my
friend was saying. The artist stared
at me for long time without speak
ing. Il beg your pardon" he said
finally. He did not speak English
very we'll. Il am forgetting myself
he went on. But you reminded me
of someone THAT 1 know-that is.
that l used to know" he stammered
The next day l received card
from him asking me to pose fcl
him. He told me he wanted to paint
me 1 went the following week.
mo Do \
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-06-27
MRs.FEuTONS TALKS
CONDUCTED BY
Mas WIZ. FELTON,
The Labor Sihuatlon

When people get together to dis
C, atho tnlnGS tnl2r perpieX thehit
you will always tind that they viii
tell you of one thing, namely, "Io0
YOU" And there are tens of thou
sands of people who are demanding
that the soldiers shall be given their
old jobs when they reach home. Take
those two statements and try to re-
concile them if you please.
On one side there is the complaint
that no5ody. viii farm for you, or
garden for you, or repair things for
you, or build new things for YOU
n2 on the o tbosa side you do hear haJ u
Jobs should retire and set work and
sympathy elsewhere and leave the
way open to the soldiers who wer3
compelled to lay down their Jobs and
so into the army, etc, etc.
As | see it. there is plenty of wor':
cleared--if there was "a Willingness
to work. Any Saturday l can go
down the main streets of Cartersville
and count idle men standing around
pack our Sidewalks with active. lool.-
ing men, who should be able Gf their
looks represent them) to make biz
money at every day, good waitlr'f
jobs. Yet there is precious little
being accomplished, and constant
insistent every day-begSing peoplE
to come and work for you and mare
their own price-and yet you fail to
get them.
1t wos the rarest thing in old
time Georgia to hear of "Strikes"-
in days gone by IF Won do not find
nowadayS-a notice of new strife
somewhere in the daily pape"-time'
are manifest1y dull and there is 10
excitement.
larger proportions. we are not goin%
to be able to raise sufficient food
stuffs to satisfy hunger in my part
of the country. 1t is plainly evident
that there is a larger ciaSs--that Go
not intend to settle down to our
old-time way of doing things any
more. 1t may be the decentralization
that goes with war. but there VIII
be thereafter" to this sort of thine
as soon as the owners of railroads
get back their property and the gov
eminent declines to furnish clothes
and rations any longer-to anybody
then we are going to see thousands
in hot pursuit of some employment,
that will feed and clothe them.
admit there must be mutual con-
| sideration for the employer and en-
! DlOved and reasonable price for
foodstuffs, and what the masses
all consume--but it is a forgone con-
cluson that people who live by
their daily wages must fill good
hours and be faithful performers
likewise-and be ready to furnish the
daily labor in good time and order.
otherwise we will get into difficult
ties that will foster anarchy ere
long. Europe is seething mass OF
unrest and dissatisfaction. II tEls
sort of thing gets to be common IN
our own country-good-by to free
government, by the people and Tor
the people. After the Civil War our
conditions were somewhat similar Tor
a wear or so. but demand and supply
came forward and everybody was
glad to get something to do and get
reasonable pay for the same.
La liIILn
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-06-27

When one says bingham
gown" these days one does not
mean to scott at the kitchen uni
form, but rather to describe a
bingham Of more formal duties.
Naturally C--Jugh, though the
bingham of the culinary depart
ment feels no less a bingham than
it's sister who goes out calling, and
so it is that the house dress is
seen to develop real chic.
Here is an enviably charming
evidence in a humble black and
white with a most refreshing turn
to it's arresting skirt. Instead of
being conventionally front panel
ed, the dress, in an entirely ap-
propriate aim to be different,
veers it's panel slightly to one side
and buttons in quite conspicuous
ly, so that you won't fail to note
the individuality of it. Yet withal
the model is not too dressed up to
be practical.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-06-27
SPRAY FOR ROSES

Probably the best material to
is Bordeaux mixture. But this
max 6 the bushes have a CHASTITY
blue color and formalydehyde will
not impart any color. Spray with l
pint of formaldehyde in 25 gallons of
water, or a smaller quantity in the
same proportion. But we do not
spray to cure mildew but to prevent
it. The spraying should be done be-
fore any miIdew appears. for no
amount of spraying will save the
widowed leaves. 1t will save the
young leaves that are coming out,
but it is better to save all.-The
Progressive Farmer.
Where do 70 ulive? The best place
is Easy street. You get there
through Safety lane. Take the War
Savings Stamp road.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-06-27

The free use of an effective lice
powder is always advisable. A dust
bath. consisting of road dust and
wood ashes, is essential in Kidding
fowls of lice. Sodium fluorid, IL
white powder which can be obtained
from druggists, is also effective.
Apply a pinch of the powder at TIE
base of the feathers on the head.
neck, breast, below the vent, base of
tail, both thighs, and on the under
side of each wing.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-06-27
this WEAK,
NERVOUS mother
Tells How Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Com
pound Restored Her
Health.

Philadelphia, PA was very
weak, always tired, my back ached,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-06-27

Thrift Stamps are caterpillars.
When they have grown to sixteen il
number, few cents metamorphoscS
them in a big blue butterfly of d
War Savings Stamp.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-06-27
TvOnne.

Dear Aunt Julia: L was not admitted
before, So thought I would try again Am
five feet eight inches tall have black halr'
brown eyes and rosy complexion, weigh
1873 pounds. Whose birthday is the same
rs mine? March IS will be 10 years old
Will be glad to correspond with some Ct
YOU cousins Will close by sending dmie
for the little French girl. Your pew
cousin, -
JESSIE REID
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-06-27

Wouldn't you pay a quarter to buy
your child a virtue? Buy a Thrift
Stamp today and start him in the.
ways of Intelligent economy.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-06-27

sins describe themselves I will do likewise
Am II YEARS old, weigh about ~ POUNDS;
aeigHt about feet ) inches dark hair and
air t,,mpleXion. Am member of the
Lone Scouts of America and also a nenl-
Der of the Southern Exchange tribe, CT
which my older brother is captain anu or
gani2er Aunt julia. am enclosing Il
dime for little Yvonne. Would like to cor
respond with some of the cousins near ny
age.
JOHN VOLLEATH
MnlLaIla C. rnuLe 5. boy ZIG.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-06-27

Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will YOU
admit a South Carolina boy in your Happy
band of boys and girls? I live on a farm
and like farm life just fine. AS other cOu-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-06-27
LTCILE PRICE

Oconee, Ga, route ., box 40.
z. S.-Inclosed YOU will find ten cents
for the French baby