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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-01
CROCKETT & DOLLAR
AUTO LIVERY.

TelefonO Crockett Y Travis 996
Crockett V Travis 1920.
FL unico sitio de AUTOMOBILES me-
xicano en- la Ciudad. Todos nues-
tros chauffeurs son de Union. Wales
cortos desde SOC. Y $500 por la no.
"a. Precios e~speciales para fuera de
Ia Ciudad. Servicio rapido dia y
noche.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-01
FL pacto que propone Con
zGEez q Oregon
Viene de Ia la. Pag.(

~cmpleadcs publicoS cue Sc muestren
partidarios nu1StroS, sino que solo les
agradeceren:cs el nero acto de votar
Z HueStro favor.
Aceptar la declaration del Congress-.
"Por 10 que tCca = nuestra con-
Gcta posterir al decret0 del con-
@reSo que declare duien tuvO la ma
yoria del s~ufr4gio, proteSto solemne-
mente:
PRINER0: Considerarcmos sagra-
q. V como Sagrada inatacabIe. la
declaration del Congress-. aun
10 puGiera p~reSentar. a nuestro juicio,
motives serios de objection.
SEGUNDO: 81 soy 81 ~agraciado. le-
Jos de entahlar per:ecuciones o de-
mostrar siQuiera ma}a v0luntad ha-
cia listed Y suS rartidarioS. approve
rhare. o e. ccntrario. Ia avuda V
collaboration cue ~lesimente Guieran
prestarme en- 81 "ohiorno le Ia Re-
rI",ica, urlficaIdonos cn una alta
labor patr!otica de concorG.a = de pro
greso.
TERCERO: 81 cs listed e. desigHa-
do. ,ere el prjmaro en- fclicitar,o cor
dla!mente V le ofr2c2rG nUcstro apo
70 moral Y material para coadyuvar
a la consolidation dc su gohiernc Y
al bUen funcionamicnto legal de este
la amenaza del "Partido derrctado."
Los fines a U!e tiendcn las ante
ricreS d~eclaracioHes son. en- primer
lJgar, Dorcr en- ju2"o todas nueSrras
facultadeS Y tOdoS nueStros eSfuer-
zos rara que q p&rtiio dcrrotado no
sea una ameuaza contra Ia paz ri.
oilca, sinO antaS bien. C~arantice con
freChcS iudubituh'cs Que coalvuvara
Il n:antenerla V en- segundu tCrmino. V
como conseCunncia de 10 anterior. a
demostrar q propios Y eXrranos que 81
Hle9 los meXlcanOS. como TODD rueblo
lorkn hennos incurrido on errores
al e.eCir q nuesrroS mandatarics. csta-
mos va actualTente encarriladoS en-
N franco periodo ev3Iutivo V pode-
mos oar una Drucba convincente Ga
que hemoS llegad) 4 ser IN pueblo
caracitado para e%jcrcor e. sufragio
dentro del orden.
FL Pacto OSregor-GonzaIrz.
"EXpueSta 10 mas brevemente posi-
bic mi manera de pensar. hago a US
ted la si<uiente proposition: Que cal
cemos con nuestras firmas un pacto
que ccntenga los compromises aqui
enuneiados v que 20 de antemsno me
imPongo 81 llego a ~figurar como candi-
dato, aunque listed, como no 10 es-
pero, deciinara a~cePtarlos.
"AdemaS. ST otrO u otros candi-
datoS surgeon posteriormcnte. nos d.
rlglremos I'd. V yo a iallos para pc
dries que -amoIen SUscriban el mis-
mo documents, ccmprometicndose a
conSiderar como animado de anti
pa~trlotIcCS fines a quien rechace los
terminus de nuestro %Convenio, V por
conSlguiente 4 cyhihjrlo como vi enc
mlgo de las ;nstItuciones para Que
Ia opinion publica &c de cuenta DEL
neligro cue ]entranaria para 81 fu-
turo de Ia Nacion. cada voto cue ohtu-
viese en- ST. favor e; ~surueSto dist
dente.
Quedo esrerando la co~ntcStacion
que listed Sc Sirva dar Il la presen-
&c. a "a QUE acompana I'm cordial
apreton de manps. su sincere amigo
personal, compaiero de armas Y pro
liable co"trincante en- la noble lid &c
derachoS politicos''.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-01

ia r,sna oEs-tna reSfst-T con "a misrz
VA las u~cfunclC1cs uuC sjgu ~. ScIrudas
ms Cltiuras vsinticuatro ho--s:
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an lSaiis u Sueusvista SD.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-01

cmpleadcs publicoS cue Sc muestren
partidarios nusStros. sino que solo les
agradecerencs Ell nero acto de votar
4 rueStro favor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13

excess OF normal AZ early as February.
tue impetus came IN the construction
~ stores. thcaters. schools and public
works. rather than in residential con-
Structton: in fact. residential building
~ this district. although very large IN
volume. has maintained only slight
lead over industrial construction dur
ing the entire half year.
IL seems likely that til. present vol
umc OF activity will continue for three
or Tour mouths to como. Toward the
close or the building season il is pos
Siblc th2t the amount OF contracts
awarded may show slight decline.
However. Judging from tho amount Of
building needs not yet taken caro- Of
aud the enormous increase in activity
that has been witnessed during the
nrSt six months Of the year. IL would
appear that 1919 will go down in the
history OF construction activities AS "a
banner year, In view OF the uncaSi-
ness with which the public viewed
the business situation in January. the
rapidity and tho extent OF tho recoN-
cry have been remarkable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
$1,000. ooo. there arc 100000 moro women

100000. there arc 100000 more women
than men.
1t is estimated that there arc a thou
sand regularly ordained women min
listers III the unitcd States
Ia total OF 5.736.t93. the female
population of New York city exceed
the NAL. population by some 100. 900.
'hc Methodist women Of the Sout h
saved all the eggs laid on their prem
iscs ON SUNDAY to donate the cash re-
celNcd therefor to tho centenary cam :
paign fund OF their church The re-
sun IN dollars has not yet been re-
Harness TO surround a buby's legs
and body. and hold ii securely in ~
CHAIR. aud not hurt the baby in any
way. has been invented and patented
ny woman Inventor and she expects
to make Il fortune out of it,
MISS Florence King. Of Chicago.
president OF the Woman's Association,
Of Commerce OF the United states IN, g
sent out call broadcast over the
country Tor the third national convon-
ton which is 10 be held in St Louis
thiS week, beginning tomorrou, and
lasting through Friday next
y community sewing room 81 com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
A FEW FACTS FROM AFFAIR
Notes of Industrial and Commercial
intereh Concern ny Anntr, In
several Foreign Lands

Guebec's 1ew dry dock sid - ne
the lsTEest IN me world g 900 re.-
ionser THAN eng - n. !arses, ships
ve ArEe T. 2ae-E il, M,eal.o :.
whea5. l.4oo..oA i.los q oats and 5000
Brazii's tsAt.ly inous,ry IS reported
10 be passing through = se-ious crisis.
s Seam c, maadut IS having Already
-Manchur'a protii+d by "a, shortage
during the war, selling 4 greatly IN
creased quantity OF bean oil to mis-
country AND even more % EurDl,.
The Canadian government has ar
ranged Tor credits there for various
> EUROPEAN countries FOR cOnfnodi,5
Z needed N the reconstruction perfod
English scientists have decided that
, pa ssing electricity through freshly cut
TIMBER makes il moro resistant a:1ine,
: decay and fungus growth
( Most OF the worlds sources a.. ~,
a are s,at, p,a or decreasing in ,heir
giving promise Of an increasing pro,
6. The III YGhohana .peci," Fank .. Japan
DE Jane1ro ana other cities of Erazi
or mahy years farmer. o. Wesi.-n
. canada nave been great !unor.ars az
pure pred stock To briuE tIcir nock :
and nerds up 10 tn. highest stand. rd
= anu are only making start as
Z pOrterS. y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
NOTES OF BUSINESS FROM
DOWN IN NORTH CAROLINA
Great Expansion in Cotton Milling
ess-Niilion-Dollnr Banking
Concern Coming tn Greensboro

The e. Wtnsss Yam Mills Al Gas,onis;
with 5000 spindle equipment
sou hs GhaT! Lett Ma: Nn'i1na Bank and the
Charlotte. have consolida ed
julius w. Cone. w: y. Hewitt. Julian
Price W NJ. RiGenhour and Harry
capitalists OF Greensboro. are orsaniz-
ing Sl.ooo,ooc trust company in that
city.
! o;ooo;;spindle yarn min is TO be
The company is being organized ~
w. ~ Harriil and others
Tho international Vegetable Oil
COMPANY is erecting An addition to it's
The Rowland Hotel Compa ny, capital
s5o,ooo has been chartered TO build
and orerate a hotel ct Rowland.
The Greenshore News, Cdsily has
completed plans 10 build a three story
newspaper Office III Greensboro
The Jackson Bros. Lumber Comrany
are erecting in Fayetteville plan,
The town Of MaXton IL preparing
TO construct a municipal water and
The. Myers Mills. lately organized
build a lo.o0o-s spindle cotton yarn mill
at Gastonia.
\ ssoooU sanatorium is TO I've built
in High Poin; Ivy the Sanatorium. Inc
of which Dr. w H. jackson is presi-
dent and manager.
|, 4 100000 company is helms organ
Wed AT shelby to build and operate
another cotton mill in tina, town
EaniEed ut Danhury. in StoSos County
will erect AZ once = $4,000 -Four and
meal mill.
|. The craven Foundry and Machine
Newnern by tn" erection OF an add,
tioNal foundry and machine SHOP.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
WEST VIRGINIA NOTES


The kanaeak Coal Company. Of Glen
denim. is equippirE its nalni so as 10
give the mines daily tonnage up TO
The American Bank and Trust Com
Pan!, OF Huntington. is remodel:nc its
hanh building a, cost OF $4,000.
Marshall County is 20 vote Sentember
| on a goo, 900 bond Issue ROT, high
way building in the county.
The Hudson Coal Company has been
organized At ClarksburG. and has com
menced the dcvc.opmen, of coal lands
\ tipple is being erected OF $500 tons
capacity, and ii Is expected to have a
iota daily output nf 5000 tons
The Ohio Valley Mine Car and Manu-
featuring Company has been incorpor
atcd at Huntington with 100000 capt
tai stock. NJ. r.. Brown is preside n
OF the company.
The Peerless Coal Mining Company.
with main offices in Baltimore, Will
develop 1000 acres Of coal lands Al
Red Rock. in Cpshur County.
The Nitrolitc Comnanv. IF Chicago
proposes 10 build a branch factory in
Parkershurc. Aonx3o0 feet. and vii!
have ii i'll operation by September !,
perhaps
The Summers County authorities have
let contracts for the grading am,
draining of the road from Hinton t.
Jumping Branch and for the construc-
ton q, concrete road over ha!f the
way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
ALL AROUND OLD VIRGINIA
BUSINESS is VERY GOOD
New Companies Getting In Line md
Old Ones increasing Stock and
Branching Out.

The Roanoke Copper Company. au-
thorized capital stock sl.0o0.UOO. has
| been incorporated ana organized In
Roanoke. II. Earle Graves is the presi-
dent OF the company.
\ new and large building and loan
aa ,s,oI is being organized in
boom.
The Virginia Metal Manufacturing
Company. Of Roanoke, has more than
doubled It's capital stock.
The MUTUAL Savings and Loan Com
capital stock to sI5o00O
,;o The Tw ln, Gi5y Adjustment Corpora
100000 theatre in Norfolk
The building boom has struck the
town OF Graham. and a number of resi-
Avenue.
,rl E sISon! e iS MIle E has been elected
tary, and Hiram Bruce, trea surcr. OF
the Virginia overall and Shirt Com
panN recently Incorporated IN Iiar-
risonburs to manufacture ovcralls on
large scale.
The Petersburg Food Products Cor
poraiion. recently chartered with s25-
oVV capital stock. has been organized
by the election OF William NJ. Rogers
president and Robert I. Jones. score
The Virginia Trunk and BAG Com
panr. of which Charles r. Witherspoon
Is president. will soon cree; and eQuip
large factory in Petersburg.
has IA, been orsaniaod At Rice in Prince
Edward. County--the Liberty Ware
house. Inc. and will handle leaf to-
The Bank OF Ncwsoms in Southamp-
ton County has Increased capital stock
from $4,000 10 $4,000
The lror. I.Sh; and Power Company
Inc. viii soon establish light and
power plant nj lNor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
ACTIVITY IN OIL LANDS
incrrases Of tauitnI stock OF some Of
Largest tompRnics and ENLARGED
Operations Reported.

VIII. rher" ara many wildcat oil
schemes on me legitimate increases
o. capitalization in the oil fields o;
the southern part Of the country con
t!nu"s heavy. and there seems 10 be
an ever broad erinC demand Tor new
pipe Ines ana storage facilities in the
ne as Of Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma
and kentucky.
Last week a i2ooO.cOo refining com.
DaUy Was Incorporated at For, Worth.
Texas. ana s3oG.o 600 OIL company was
organized with paid-up capital "a;
Houston. \ 10000 oil company Vas
Incorporated in Louisville. KY. and
ihre" other smaller ones in other Ken
lucky io"nS.
The Texas Company has recently IN
creased It's capital stock several mil
Lions making II now ssj.oOn.o0o Tn.
ihdldhona Refinery company. Of Okla
crease It's capital stock from 81 800 nnt
to s3.oOV."oh. The Universe oil com.
nanN vas INCORPORATED in Wilmiugton
~ g., lew days ago with $50. oOl
capita stock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES
ALL OVER THE SOUTHLAND
All the we! From CrroIInn 10 Tc.n.
There Arc Evidences or Great
Prosperity.

The POWELL Farming comp,ny has
been Incorporated at Columbia. s. c.
10 lay on and devotion farm lands in
that State.
The city Of Columbia s. g. has con-
tr2cted Tor the erection aud equipment
or municipal abattoir and cold stor.
age plant at Il cost OF $50. 900.
sweet rota'" drying and preserving
plant is being erected ans equipped
at Thomasville Tia.
The tcdariown Cotton and Export
$4,000 addition to it's cotton products
plant 1T t"dartown. :imu viii install
Si2'.oOo worth OF machinery. 10000
plent is also To he built
The Ben Johnson Co. has been or
ganizcd AT Miami. Fla. with $4,000
capital stock to enter in the dredging
!. fruit aud vegetable packing plan,
IS being estahlished at Winter Garden
Fla. by \. NJ. klemm and others.
Ihc turtiS-JOhnSon Airpiane Com
pany has been incorporated to start an
airrship plan, at Moutromery. Ma.
The, Albany silk Mills arc being en-
looms are being put IN.
GodchauN sugars. Inc. is the name
OF the new concern with general Of
fees and headquarters in New Orleans
which succeeds the Leon GodchauX
Co capital stock has been Increased
to Sio,ooo.oVo The company cultvatcs
$1,000 acres or sugar cane land IN
Louisiana ana operates sugar mills AMI
rsiinories at several points In that
state
to build aad equip an electric light
and power plant to cost about $500. COT
S:ho.o0o inductrial and finaucc cor
poration has been organized in New
ORLEANS to bring new industries 10 that
city and encourage development; oil
those already there. Il Will make a
tain those Industries which New orr
Means is best uttcd to support.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
ALL OVER THE COUNTRY
Lntcst Of Tobacco Observation-Disclosures
spent md HcinE Spent 'rhis
lcnr Highways.

IN entering West roint Military
Academy cadet receives s7oa.5o a
Tho tobacco crop es,imatcrs have
again reported. Now they say las,
SSSrS ssHE i" no the wn,sd states footed
i. is nov figured out tina, tic total
sSSS G"s 0o,r Ge"n ,S as against as.-
II is now figured out that total or
S23S oee.si" is the amount that wilt he
rent year by the United states gov
ernment and the differcn, states.
More than s2so.ooo.ooo ia now known
10 be invested in American shoemak-
ers are empI"%ed, and they are AMONG
the best paid wage carners. even in
these days of Highly paid LABOR.
Fountain pens to sell at cents each
retail a, two for cent are included
in a large shipmen, Of merchandise
fcred to the American public
"a la;se factory for the manufacture
Mania BY Filipino and Spanish cap,
ttaiists. The organizers plan 10 obtain
IN, the necessary machinery in Spain a.
goods is 10 lie bought in the United
states, principally from Southern fac
statistics SHOW. 50 the s.atisticianx
OF certain way OF thinking tell US
ma The averase man and woman in
I"e oniteu STA cS ca n expect to be sick
III hed more than one week out Of
every year. ON the average three mil
ZION persons are Ill on any day. The
annul oss in wages from illness is al
least SSO000n. 900
Foreign vessels entering United
states ports are obliged TO displa
My the, haE OF the country to which
heN belong. II is customary. how
ever. for steamers TO carry the United
states nag AZ the forepeak when er-
terinE United states ports. but this
is merely matter OF internationol
courtesy and is not compulsory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
FARMERS DISCOURAGED
northumberland County Wheat Weld
Very Poor-Mrnhnden Fishing.
New Bnnk Starts.

HEATHsvILLE. VA, July 12.-The
Douglas Co. Eeedville. have purchased
the steamer McI[eaver Brothers. to he
used II Mcnhadcn hsh.nG.
The Caliao state Bank expects 10
begn business in It's temporary head
quarters IN the Town Hall about Au-
gust |. y. f.. Hatton. formerly as
sistani cashier Of the Bank of North
CUMBERLAND. Iieathsvilic. has accepted
the position OF cashier. 4 new and
odern bank building Will be CON
s;ructcd first as soon as material can
he gotten in place.
The very poor yield OF wheat S so
discourag!ne TO farmers that many
have declared their determination OF
abandoning the sewing OF wheat for
q few years anyhow. Sixty bushels
from FIVE acres is the highest yield
yet heard Of the average crop run
ming from seven TO nine busheIS TO the
acre-but straw is most plentiful. To-
IratocS are not looking well. and corn
IS suffering for lack Of rain. 1906
crates % tomatoes were recently snip
red from Rundick Wharf. and even
larger shipments from other wharfs
on Coan River.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
N-w Ga.,onia Cotton MAJ,

gGAsToNlA. y. G.. July I.-The
. Dixon Cotton Mills. lately inco-nornt"G
with 100000 capital stock. have hn.m
! organized by the election Of In. foi
Z lowing Officers J. X. Dixon. prcNidcn,.
". r. Ray. vice president: g. NJ Diynn
treasurer. The company has
completed pana for the immediate
= ercetion and equipment OF 1t brick fac.
i tpfy, when IS TO De installed Win s.UoJ
'Erlndlea and Other machinery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13

EERNERSNILLE. y. G.. July IL.
The kcrncrsvillc Knitting Mill Co, h
commenced the erection OF its plan
The first building TO be put up is
be a brick factory. 90 by 100 feet. II
ton. and equipped with modern kni1
ting machinery. The whole to be Son
plcte az carly in the fall as possibleI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
Additional Mi,I for Roanoke nap,d,

ROANOKE RAPIDS, y. G.. July -.
The Roanoke Mill Co., has addd
S7oo.o01 20 its capital stock. all
which stock was promptly taken.
make additions TO tho cotton product
plant An additional mill is TO d
built and equipped with 1000 spindleI
with looms. finishing equipment III
dycinC apparatus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13

Increased Capital TO Enlarge Works
CLIFTON FORGE VA. July L.
The Virginia Western Power Company
OF this city has Increased its capita!
stock from 81 900. 900 TO sl,2360n0
President W. 6. Matthews intimates
that large improvements arc TO be
made in tn. conpany'S plants.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13

munlty valet room. community laui
dry and community kitchcnettes al
To be included among the features
a mammoth hotel for business and pr
fessional women which 1t is planned
erect i'm New York City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
MAINLY ABOUT WOMEN
wonnu's Assorintion of Commerce a
United states 10 Hold (OnNcn-
tion This Wcck-Othcr Notes.

Among English women tho custom Of
going without hats, even 10 church Is
rapidly spreading.
In Finland. out OF "A population Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
Prove 1t Yourself

and we mean what we say--prove
1t at our expense. Get a bottle to.
day-its inexpensive. II II does
not do all we claim II costs you
nothing. That's the best proof.
the real proof-that's the kind OF
proof that's easy to prove.
II you want a clean. cool sap,
and beautiful, soft. thick. lustrous
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13

hair, BY all means use Partisan
Sage. It's scientific preparation
that supplies all hair needs--an
antiseptie liquid. delicate!y per.
fumed, not sticky or greasy, and
guaranteed not to color the hair or
scalp. Tryit tonisht-you will not
be disappointed.
GlROUx MFG. CO.. BUFFALO. nj.
Sole American Maker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
Is that Proof Enough I?

We authorize every druggist to
sell Partisan Sage on the money
back plan. Not only do we make
this offer out claim that II will
quickly make dull, harsh. una ttrac.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-20
Advertising Rates
lin Effect August l, 1879 q.

Reading Notices or business
Locals" per line ..........$ 10
Gard Of Thanks, Resolutions,
etc, pc. line .,.............t 10
Notices of Church and Lodge
meetings, bazaars, teas, So
cials, fairs. etc,. giyea FOR pro
fit, per lite Z .....g..-....- 10
Notice of regular lodge, society
and club meetings, per line. 10
Notice of church and purely
charitable organization meet
+ ings, not given for profit No Charge
Court legals, County, City and
Town notices, first insertion,
per llne ....,........,.s.. 10
Subsequent insertions, per line .05
Report, Town and City Officials
per inch ,................. 100
Publication ballotss County, City
and Town, per inch ...... 100
Political Announcements, Coun-
~ ..'................ l0'oV
Political Announcements, City 1000
Political Announcements, Town 500
DISPLAY ADV RATES will be given
upon application.
CLASSIFIED RATES will be found
in classified column.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-20
PRIEST POINTS WAY
TO BETTER LIVING
IN SCHOOL ADDRESS
CONTINUED from Page ~

!
find substance only in the fleeing clouds
whilst Ger the hard roadway of life
are strewn the painful realities of toll
and anxiety. Such is life as told 10y
the individual experience OF men and
! woman by the history of anxious father,
and mothers. hv the records of courag.
eous manhood and virtuous woman.
hood.
With this gauut reality confronting
/ YOU. 1t is readily seen that thi. mo.
meat, otherwise so happy, awakeus a
/ sense Of responsibility II urges von
/ to wise selection Of that special state
! ia life which enables YOU TO respond In
T fun height of your powers TO the press
/ ing needs Of the worlds welfare
When we east our vision out upon
the world Of human activity with hear.
! Iug kecuIv attuue 10 the crv of need.
We are cIamorously as,ailed hv appraIg
rising from three distinct sphere, of
human societv-the domestic. the com
mercial and professional life These
spheres constitute the nucleus af socfol
purposr and artiop
Sacred and primary, the domestic
circle is the cradle Of onr laiuu II.
hcarth.Stone is the basia rork ~ tLat
primal temple wherein opr patpra fr.+
hreathed the breath Of fife Within i+s
sanctuary, virtue i, nouri,had whilst