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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-09-04

now occupied oy Mr.. Edwards, and
formerly owned by Mr.. R. II. Kella-
han. Mr. Mcintosh will have the
property repaired and later move into
i, having sold his home n North
kingstree TO his father. Mr. 5. ".
MsIntosh.
Prot. J. ". Swittenberg returned
here yesterday from his summer va
cation. Mrs. Swittenberg and J. W.
Jr. are still at Ninety Six. Mr..
Swittenberg tells US that he is hav-
ing trouble finding Accommodations for
teachers, a condition that does not
reflect credit upon the town.
Among the one hundred and eighty
seven delegates from South Carolina
named by Governor Cooper. Commits
sioner Of Agriculture Harris and the
South Carolina Cotton Association to
attend the big meeting to be held at
New Orleans OF Friday. September
g. Messrs. H. F. Montgomery. y. D.
Lesesne, W. C.. Hemingway and ).
B. Poston are named to represent
Williamsburg county.
Sam Shaw one of this county'S in
dustrious and respected colored citi-
zens. was in town Tuesday and hob
bled into The Record office to shove
his subscription ahead Shaw IS
hard working farmer. but a few
weeks ago was taken to the Florence
Infirmary, where he underwent an
operation for gaul stones. He fears
now that he will not be able to do
anv more hard work this year.
Mrs. J. D. Britton gave very at
enjoyable shower for Miss Emma
Cooper on Tuesday afternoon. The
party was a very original affair and
was thoroughly enjoyed by all who
attended. Those present were: MISS
es Emma Cooper, Elizabeth Cooper,
Martha Jenkinson. Lula Brocklngton,
Olive Benton, Marian McFaddln,
Louise Epps, Florence Mccormick.
McMurray, Florrie Jacobs and Mes
DANES Louis Gilland, Claude McCabe.
Watson. r. J. McCabe, A. c. Kinds.
R. J. Burgess, W. W. Holiday, Z. L.
Hirsch, 3. McQ. Montgomery, l. D.
Brockington. J. P. Adams and " ;.
GilIand.
The Rev. Joseph 3. Walker, rector
of the Church of the Good Sheppard
of Columbia, S. c., who has been
spending a month on Mount Pleasant.
returned to that city on Monday, ac-
companied by Mrs. Walker While
here Mr.. Walker stood a successful
examination for the priesthood and
expects to be ordained late this fall
after the return of Bishop Guerry
from the general convention VI 'iie
Episcopal church at Detroit. The Or
dination service viii! be held at st.
Timothv's. The Rev. Mr.. Walker was
graduated from the theological de-
pa.rment of the University of the
South. Sewanee, in June, 1918, and
was called Immediately thereafter to
st. Timothy's. Having served the
prescribed year as deacon, be is
now eligible to the priesthooo.-Char-
lesion Evening Post
The Rev. Mr.. Walker is we'll re-
membered in Kingstree, where ne
served as rector of st. Adams Epls-
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Kingstree Needs

Better and cleaner streets.
Better street drainage.
Better public utilities.
More homes for housing new clti'
ZenS.
A steam laundry.
A tobacco drying and curing plart
Lower freight rates and beer
railroad service.
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Mr.. K. F. How!e of Darlington
spent several days this week with hi.
daughter, Mrs W. D. Harrington. anc
family near town.
Mr. and Mrs. T. 3. Shackleford OF
Columbia are spending the week witt
Mrs. Shackleford's parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. S. NJ. McClary.
Miss Mary Netti;S. valued mem.
Der of The Record force, is enjoying
weeks vacation With friends and
relatives at Sumter.
Miss Ruth Carro"ay returned to
her home at Georgetown on Monday
after having spent the week here with
Miss Marian McFaddin.
Following the decided rise in tenn
Derature Friday and Saturday, good
rains and touch of fall weather
have been the order this week
Mrs. L. P. Kinder was called yes
terday to the bedside Of her sister,
Mrs. Robert Adams, who is quite i'll
at her home in the Bethel neighbor-
hood.
Up to the present there is appar-
emily little, if any, let up in the -ush
of tobacco to the local warehouses.
1t is thought the weed will all be in
next week.
Mrs. E. A. Mcdowell and children.
who have been on a visit to Mrs. Nc
Dowell's parents, Dr.. and Mrs. John
Austin Scott of Monticello, are ex-
pected home today
Misses Pearl and Lille Marcus
went up to Florence for the dance
on Tuesday evening and are spending
the remainder of the week as the
guests of Mrs. All Berger of Florence.
Miss Alice and Master Jack Har-
rington and Misses Judith and Grace
Howle of Darlington are spending
this week in and near town with the
families of Messrs. R. K Wallace
and w. D. Harrington.
Mrs. Hester, Misses Sara Hester,
Charlotte Howard and Tyson McFad-
din and Messrs. Furman Swails, Bill
Bryan, Mcbride McFaddin and Boots
Nelson attended the dance at the
Pinewood Club in Florence on Tues
day evening
S. F. Epps & Co. have sold out
their wholesale mercantile business to
Messrs. Flowers & Nesmith of Lake
City, VI , will conduct the business
here in futne at the old stand on Ac-
cademy street. Mr.. EppS has gone
into the live stock business.
Next Tuesday will be election day
and all banks and business houses in
Kingstree will be closed. People in
the county need not come to town
on that day expecting to transact
business. Remain at home and vote
and work for Stoll for Congress.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Methodist church will hold its
regular meeting on Tuesday after
noon, September 9, at 5 o'clock at
the church. All members are urged
to be present, as it is the last meet
ing of the quarter and a full report
is asked for by the conference treas
urer.
Mr.. David Scott is this week DEM
onstrating a farm tractor on accade-
my street in front of the Kingstree
Furniture Company's place. In con-
nection with the tractor there is a
double disc plow and the combination
is capable of doing the work of sew
eral men, mules and old fashioned
plows.
Mr.. w. X. Mcintosh recently pur-
chased from Mr.. David Silverman
Tho ,as;denca m West Main street
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-09-04
Community Meeting.

The Farm and Home Demonstra-
ton agents will hold an all day meet
ing at the Central school house on
Wednesday, September 10. The
session will commence at II
o'clock, when subjects of interest 10
all will be discussed. The afternoon
session will begin at 8 o'clock AT
this time the ladies will be given
demonstrations in canning grape pro-
ducts and steam pressure cooking
while the men will discuss the best
and most practical methods Of i'm
proving the dairy cattle in their COM
munity.
The canning cubs At Central have
done some splendid york this year.
They will put on a small exhibit at
the school house next Wednesday to
show you what they have: been doing
and what can be done.
Don't forget to come and bring a
picnic dinner so that we may all en-
10y a pleasant and profitable day to-
gether.
CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for Congress from the Sixth
Congressional District subject to
the rules of the Democratic Primary.
P. H. STOLL,
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MONEY TO LOAN-On first
mortgage on real estate. Apply to,
STOLL & OB'RYAN, Kingstree, S.
C.. 6-12-tf.
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FOR SALE-One Buick Roadster
in perfect condition all new cord
tires. Can be seen at, ]. B. WALL
& cos. Stables. Stiff.
FOR SALE-One Paige five pas
senger in perfect condition; all new
tires, a bargain, j. B. WALL & CO.'S.
STABLES, 8-7-H.
FOR SALE-Farm of "a acres,
so acres cultivated. Near church and
good school. Two good buildings and
two good tobacco barns. Hebron
neighborhood. Known as the ]. D.
Wilson tract. See. D. ]. EPPS and
P. G. GOURDIN. 8-24-2tc
FOR SALE-No. 10 Royal Stand
ard Typewriter. For quick sale and
cash $500. S. J. DEERY, Kingstree
Furniture Co. Kingstree, sc.
FOR SALE.-One Dalton Adding
machine, in 1st class condition.
Having purchased a combination
bookkeeping and adding machine,
have no further need of present ma
chine. KINGSTREE FURNITURE
CO.. Kingstree, S. c. 8-7-H.
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FOR SAL E

One Buick Six Model 1918.
New Tires and in Good Mechanical
Condition. First Check for S1100
Gets this Bargain. Call at
d. J. EPPS & son,
Hampton Ave. kingstree, S. c.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-09-04

LOST-Broock with large Ame-
thyst stone, Sunday morning in Bap-
tist church, or, on street. Valuable.
Finder Kindly return to Record Of
flee, or me, and receive reward. Miss
CORA SEASE. Steele's Furniture
Store. S-2412tc.
FOR SALEIOne car red cedar
shingles at $3.50 per thousand F. 0.
B. Greelyville. Wire or write S. v.
TAYLOR, Greelyville, S. c.
8-21-4t.
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The Rev. Mr.. Walker is we'll re-
membered in Kingstree, where ne
served as rector of st. Adams Epis-
copal church
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-31
EN- ESPERA De SUS FAMILIARES
Sc DEMORA Ell ENTIERRO
DE Mr.. BATON

e. sepelio del cuerpo del senior B.
B. Barton, que como Sc sabe, murio
de manera tragica en- su propia ha-
bitacion, donde Sc disparo un trio de
revolver 81 microbes a las I de la
manana, Sc demor6 por esperar a que
lleguen algunos de sus familiares,
que eran esperados para aver an la
tarde.
Segun 10 que refiere la sonora de
Barton, su esposo perdi6 Ia vista
cuando era empleado del Ferrocarril
international and Great Northern en-
L. ciudad de Austin, hace poc9 mas o
menos cinco amos. no habiendo sido
suficiente a ~volverle el uso &c su ia
cultad perdida. ell sacrificio de ~viajar
por cast TODD el pals consultando es-
pecialiSta, pucs cast todos le anun-
ciaron que jamaS veria otra yeZ.
FL estado de alteration de amino
en- que Sc halla Ia sonora viuda de
Barton a quien ha ;mpresionado mu-
cho la muerte de su esposo, no ha
permitido que declare ante ell senior
Juez Fisk, pero Sc espera que hoy
podra hacerio Y entonces qulza po-
dram ]conocerSe algunos dctalles So
bre este penoso asuNto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-31
NACIMIENTOS

Una Mira de Vicente Rocha Y de Ia
sonora Maria D. de Rocha, en- Ia Gale
de Trenton 81.
Una nina de NJ. J. Partesi, y de IA
sonora Grace Maria G. de Pertesl, en-
la Gale de lie Harp 116.
Tn nino de D. Trevino Y de Ia Sc
nora Maria G. de Trevino, en- Ia Gale
de ". Travis 4l6.
Tn nino de Jesus Garcia Y de la
sonora Eusebia N. de Garcia en- la
Gale de Matamoros PIP.
Una nina de Limo Ramirez y de la
sonora Angela G. de Ramirez, en- la
Gale de s. Laredo $50.
Tn niHo de Hermenegildo Castro Y
de la sonora Maria NJ. de Castro, en-
Ia Gale de Austin so.
Una nina de Salvador Gomez Y de
la sonora Rosa A. de Gomez, en- la
Gale de n. Medina 1913.
In nino de Indalecio Cara Y de
la sonora Maria NJ. de Cara. en- la
Gale de S. Pecos Alt.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-31
VA EXTENDIENDOSE LA HUEL
GA DE LAS LAVANDLRAS

Ell PASG, Texas, Octubre SOFA
huelga de las lavanderas meXicanas
Sc ha extendido va a otras dos lavan-
derias que son la american" Y Ia
Excelsior"
Por ahora Sc hallan en- huelga unas
trescientas mujeres V unos cuarenta
hombres, todos meXicanOS.
En- Ia reunion que celebraron hoy
en- Ia tarde los m;embros de IA union
nc conductorss Re carros de las Ia
vanderias Sc decide apoyar Ia huel-
ga cxistente Y segln Sc sabc, algunaS
uniones locales han reunido cerca de
quinientos d6lares para ayudar a los
huelguistas.
Tanto la prersa americana como
ell publico de esta ciudad estan en-
contra de Ia huelga debido q cue son
los que directamente resienten las
consecuancias dc estas diferencias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-31
A R FINCAR

Simon Villarreal, para mover su
casa hacia adelante, en- la Gale de S.
Colorado 244l.
D. Pena. para consrruir IN cuarto
Y una caleria ~adicionales, on Ia ca
}e de Lake View 500.
Arthur Koch, para levantar IN ia
bique divisorio en- Ia casa Is de Ia
Gale de Navarro. Y
". R. Maynard para construlr un
garage en- Ia Gale Z. Houston $40.
c. X. Voigt, para conStruir clnco
cuartos para habitecion en- Ia casa
25S7 de Ia Gale de Simpson.
Alamo Home Builders, para cons
truir dos cuartos para habltacion en-
Ia Gale de Chihuahua 1888.
4 Ia misma Compania, para cons
truir otros dos cuartos para habl;a-
cion en- la Gale de Hidalgo 1859.
c. D. Bruce para reavigar el techo
de su casa en- Ia Gale de Denver
Boulevard 1885.
R. G. Fersey para construir IN
Garage en- Ia Gale S. ". Houston
22S7.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-31
LA RECONSTRUCTION De
FRANCIA SERA 0BRA
DE MUCHOS AMOS
Sc neces:tara million y medic
de obreros para reparar
las Was ferreas
destruidas

PARIS. Octubre 30.-Dosclentos
millones de dias de trabajo Sc nece-
sitara para completar la obra de re-
construction en- las regiOnes devasta-
das de Francia. segun los calculos
hechos por el Director General del
Servicio Tecnico, NJ. Liable, Encarga-
do de dichas obras.
Para ~concluir csc trabajo en- I'm
aho Sc necesitarian. por 10 tanto, au-
mentar considerahlemente la mano
de obra. 10 cue vendria a requerir
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 100000 obre-
ros en- plena actividad, incluyendo en-
csc nunero 100000 albaniles.
Para Ia construction de 100000
edificios destruidos e~nteramente Sc
~reoueririan la enorme cantidad de %
milIones de toneladas de material,
comprendiendo en- esa cifra, 5000
millones de ladrilIos Que pesarian
y. 100000 toneladas; 100000 de
metros. cubicos de arena, con un peso
de 100000 toneladas; IN million de
toncladas de cal; 100000 de me-
tros cuadrados de mosaicos, con un
peso de $4,000 t~oneladas; 5000, 600
de metros cubicos de MADEIRA con I'm
peso de / 10000 10 toneladas Y una
inestimable cantidad de acero, HE
rro, yeso Y p~inturaS.
Esto por cuanto sc reflera a la
reconstruction de edificios. Para la
~reparaci0n de las Was ferreas des-
truidas en- ell norte de Francia Y de-
mas ~regiones del pals afectadas por
Ia guerra. Sc requeririan 100000
de toneladas de material y 100000
hombres Y para traer csc material a
los grandes dep6sitos que estan cons
t~ruyendose, Sc necesitarian cuando
menos 10000 trenes de so carros
cada uno V 5000 camiones en- cons
tante usO.
Uno de los grandes problemas de Ia
reconstruction es el del acarreo de
los m~ilIoncs &c toneladas de escom-
bros IL Sc han recogido en- enorn,es
montones a 10 largo de las ciudades
V caminos Y ell empleo que a csc ma
terial podria darse. Como conse-
cuencia de las enormes cantidades de
material recogido de los canlpos de
batalla. principalmente alambre con
puas, algunos de esos "desperGicios'
estan r~ealizandose a precios mucho
mas bajos que los que tenian antes
de Ia guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-31
LES SERA EXPLICADA LA Sc
PARAGON DE DOS AGRU-
PACIONES, A LOS VO-
TANTES De SAN
ANTONIO

Anoche Sc celebro n gran Junta
en- Ia Escuela Superior de Ia Avenlda
Main, en- la cual hicieron uso de la
palabra para eNplicar 4 los votantes
de San Antonio, 10 que signlflca Ia
separation de la Universidad Y del
Colegio de Mecanica y Agriculture,
81 Dr.. R. E. Venzor, presidente de la
UniversidaI del Estado y el DR.. ".
A. Bizell, presidente del A. & NJ.
College. Todo 10 que ~previene Ia en-
mienda respec5o de la separation de
que Sc trata, les fue claramente pues-
to ante 81. a los votantes para que
comprendan que la dicha separation
es solo IN aspecto de la enmlenda.
"Tal como 10 oreviene la Constitution
diio ell rresidente de IA JunJa, Ia Le-
gislatura del Estado no puede votar
nj hacer presupuesto para Ia edltlca-
cijn de edificios permanentes destlna-
dos a Ia Univcrsidad de Texas. De
esta raanera los alumnos Sc vcrlan O.
bligad2s a estudiar en- j~acales &c ma
dera. Esto encierra un uitraJe Y Sc
gun entiendo, cuando ell publ!co sc en-
tere bien del asunto, 81 ayudara CO.
mo IN solo hombre.'
E. Mayor Bell hizo uso de Ia pala-
bra para una pequena Introduction
V todos los homDres de negocioS Y ira
baiadores, SC dieron Cita para asis-
tir a Ia junta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-31
TRES CASOS DE INCENDIO
EN- UN OLA

En- ell dia de aver courtroom varlos
casos de incendio. Ell mas grave fue
ell Que ocurrio en- la Gale de West
johnson, en- la casa que habita Ia Sc
nora H. E. Moak, que Sc iniclo a las
: de la manana Y 10 orogino Ia explo-
sion de una estufa de aceite de ke-
rosina. e. edificio, que es de MADEIRA
Y esta valuado en- cuatro mil pesos,
pertenece a Ia sonora Nettie Guthrie
Y pudo ser salvado, a exception de
a!gunas averias que sufrio Y que sc
estiman valen POGO mas de trescien-
tos pesos.
e. segundo case ocurri6 en- el ms
tituto Mexicano situado en- la Gale
de San Jacinto Y Sc debi6 tambien
a una explosion de cstufa. e. case
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-31
HOY LLEGARA LA ORQUESTA LERDO. De TEJADA

Segun fuimos informa-
dos aver, hoy debera lie
gar a esta ciudad la "r-
questa tipica de Miguel
Lerdo de Tejada, que de-
butara manana en- ell
"Teatro Nacional.'
Gran entusiasmo ha
despertado la noticia de
la audicion que dara dI-
cha orquesta pues su ia
ma ha llegado hasta los
que no la han dido Y, to-
dos los que Ia conocen
estan ansiosos de volTer
a deleitarse con Ia musica
admirable de los nlaeStrcs
"charros." Uno de los
grandes atractivos cue
tiene ahora Ia orquesta
Lerdo es Ell concurso del
notable planista Conrado
Tovar, uno de los virtuo-
sos del piano que han re-
corrido en- triunfo Ia Re-
publica MeXicana, y Sc
han dejado or en- los CEN
tros musicales mas Gull
tos de los Estados Unidos.
Manana daremos cuenta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-31

tuvo lugar al medic dia, pero el fue-
20 fue sofocado antes de que tomase
incremento, o~casionando tan solo
perdidas por valor de S25.
Y por ultimo un auto de Ia pro-
piedad de la Pit5sburg Plate Glass
Company, Sc incendi0 cuando atrave-
saba las GALES del Alamo Y Frasch.
Sc hizo uso de s~ubstancias quimicas
para apagar el incendio que cause
dahos que Sc estin:an en- Glen pesos,
POGO mas o menos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-31
ENLACE

FL dia seis del mes de Noviembre
proximo a las s de Ia noche, tendra
verificativo en- Ia casa de Ia novia. ca
lie Sur H~ackheberry 8l6. Ia ceremo-
III del cnlac2 Civil de ia sehor!ta
Dolores Oc6n con el senior EuIaI1o
TrevinO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-31
FALLECIMIENTGD DE UNA NINA

En- ia casa de sus padres los Sc.
nores Adolfo Garcia Y Rosaura L. de
Garcia. sta en- Ia Gale de Frio SIC,
falleci0 aver a las : de Ia manana,
Ia nina Carmen Raquel Garcia, a Ia
cdad de ocho amos tres meses. E. Sc
polio Sc verified aver mismo a las
cuatro V media de Ia tarde en- eI
Panteon de San Fernando.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-31
SANTORAL

Viernes, Octubre 31--E!gllia con
abstinencia de Carnes. Ayuno para
los fieles que no Sc a~cojan al indul-
toy La Dedication de Ia Santa lyle
STA Cathedral de Leon. Santos Meme
sio Y Quintin, Martires.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-31
FRANKLIN MERCANTILE co.

$40 Walnut ST. Kansas City. Mo.
La Casa mas coaocida de los meNi-
anos. que vende a II mit4d de 81 va
lor toda ctaze de '-opa hecha EST
DOS. SOBRETODOS. ROPA INTERIOR.
ETC.
Hacemos snyios dc merraHrias y Dt-
nero = Mexico = damos TODD Eenero de
iutormcs que solicitor rucstros chsntcS
con rc<pcc+O a Mexico y rCntamos cea-
personals corpetentes en- e. idioma.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-31
MATRIMONIOS

Tomas Contreras con Maria San
chez.
Louis Stille con Lugarda Rodriguez.
Carmen. Quintanilla con Angela
Sainz.
Felipe Cara con Sara Dorantes.
Roland f. Crutcher con Sara A.
Mayo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-31
ENLACE

De Ia ciudad de e. Paso, Sc nos
comunica el proximo enlace matrlmo-
NAL. en- el Temple de Ia Sagrada Fa-
milia, de aquella poblacion, de Ia
Srita. Carload Vara. Y Ell Sr, Ruflno
4. Mora.
La Srita. vara, es hija del Sr. In
dalecio Vara, por algun tempo resi-
dente en- esta ciudad de San Antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-31
Soota2ss 3 Rss>onnlz
VIAJERO

Sc e~ncuentra en- esta ciudad, pro-
cedente de la de New Orleans, el eH-
FeRiente Coronel del Ejercito Fede-
raj Mexicano, Ildefonso Saldana,
quien permanecra algunos dlas en-
San Antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-31
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

FL p~ron6sticc para el tempo hoy,
secun ell Observatorio es: Llovlznas.
Caluroso. Temperature maXlma ~
a rs. Soplaran vientos ligeros a mo-
derados Gel mediodia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-31
DE PASEO

En- viaje de recreo cS esperado
en- esta ciudad, en- los primeroS dias
de Ia semana ~entrante, el Sr. Alfre-
do Falcon, de Monclova, Coah.. qulen
viene acompanado de su famllla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-31
RECISTRO civil
DEFUNCIONES

Vicente Amanda, de tres .meses de
edad. falleci6 de Nefritis aguda, en-
Ia Gale de Frio 402.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-31
CROCKETT AUTO LIVERY.
Telefouos: Crockett 996, 997,
900 u 1920.

999 y 1920.
Ell UNICO SITIO MEXICANO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA CIUDAD.
Carros a prop6sito Y a precios ra-
zonables, especiales para Bautizos,
Matrimonios y Funerales. Wales cor
tos so cts. Hora $500. Precios es-
peciales para fuera de "a cIudad.
Servicio rapido dia Y noche.
Leon 4. Martinez. Gcrente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-31

de la organization compaa de la orquesta Lerdo Y del programa que
vava a desarrolar la noche deldebut.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-31

Cuando necesite libros. en- espanol
diriiase a Ignacio E. Lozano, il6 n.
Santa Rosa. Ave, San Antonio, Tex.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-24
PORTO RICAN WOMEN BUSY IN
 TOBACCO FIELD

Women in Porto Rico did their part in war work. according 10 re- ports received by the Department ot Labor, but the majority were angag- ei in humble tasks that are poorly paid
 One os the principal crops Of the island is tobacco. The seeds are planted in October. and in Decembe. and January thousands Of women are employed in setting our the small plants in the fields The women ton from S:30 in the morning until 5:so at nisht for 5 and 40 cents day. There arg no labor unions for women who are subject TO old customs and bound ny old traditions
 To these workers in the fields the var meant that they must stick to their jots, but ii meant also that their men had entered training camps 10 become 'so!dados" and that the so'iadcs @o-a wonderful uniforms and shoes, which are sign of opul- enee ~here feet are usually bare.
 The Porto Rico women are still toiling for the product of the fields they taEid is classified as one ot the essentials and the demand for fl does not lessen during demobilizatioa.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-24
10000 TEXAS SCHOOL
 CHILDREN OUT OF
 SCHOOL LAST YEAR

Ts1Ss is one of the Ss States ac. si7elS oco2a1ssiHs h the Back t1 School drive which ss being conduct sd ay the Chiidrsa,s RsTeau of the |. s. Department of Labor. h Texas sttentica is being called 10 the chi. dren's need for education by q large banner in patriotic celorS It was first shown st the State conference os the Texas Congress of Mothers and since then has been displayed ot meeting all over che State, It has also been lined extensively. The aaaner has the following pointed lesend;
 Back teScsool ~oar Government reports ,7o0.o0a men registered for service who can neither read nor write, w
 Back to School Tn Texas last year 1o,SsS children failed to enroll In any school.
 Back to School
 A poster has also been gotten cut by the Children's Bureau for use in the Back to School Drive. It says Children back to school means sold iers back on ioas Send your child ren 10 school