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Washington Journal., 1919-09-05
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@on Tranf GlaMOO.
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Bon 1sruaf 6IanOO.

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1892
I'm Draft Columbus lton0, Der A0n1irol.
SeiI 9luge ifpeifte foribcnO III Die Ncite,
Sl0eB Dor leines @eites 8lid li6 reiDte
Ser Erotmgebil0e ungeHeii'ne 3ubl.
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IS iibcr'S Autlib ibm; lein augc brannte,
Gas, gleid ais oh 8 en itarrcr 3auber 6annte,
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Der regcn Gbantalicl Dort in Der fSerne
WIdu5t pirtIi9 9idt, 2idt, pr Don einem Sterne
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Sanb lit eS, GGuOi Ser Strabl Der bort crblinft
Ole lang erboffte 9unOe enOlif bringt!
Ga mcbt Gin beirger Shauer oird Die Bruit
Qe8 blciden Ntannes; belize Ebrdnen iteigeu
&n's Plug ibnl unalibaltianl, lI1o III Sdnpeigen
QUIT CT otfs &ric, lid ielbcr libeuuBt.
ga lag CT LANCE, lal1tlos, iiberlndnltt
Bon Der @efMble, Der Oeoanfen @llttben
Ole nils ~cntIeAelt, mic Deg gfecres SlutBer
g8enl Itlrmgepcitidt cs iddlnnt mn alippealtrano;
98ie Der GllIfon, Ser lange It'll gegliibt
Hloblidl tefrcit, lo0ern0e 81 1priibt.
UULE ~
2or ieiren 9lu0en bebt ater : a9 ib
Scr atf per 3ufanit E Ibi1e qiegt ~gcbreitct,
Sin blates ShottensHert. III Sraun1c 0Ieitet,
ecitaltell frenl0, Deripofrerf ptnoerltd1.
Gem 1tecr ~rEtltei9ei blibcnOc @eitanc
Gin meitcS 0a1o in reider Eropcnprodt;
Gem ncere6miioeil 9lide ~frelin0lid Iadt
9as friidc @riit, sic lpeihen 8lrmenpfa1e.
g8as linn iein 1donIter Sroum rur ie pcrbieB:
@ier licgt'S Dor i9nL en iroiid BaruOies!f
Gin einfof' Soft c1pfan6t Sen frens6en @o1t,
Der ibnt ein Soft ident; Dem lie pillig aeben
gSaS CT hegebrt. - ,Sbr frie0lidltilles Seben
Gennt ui6t Oci &ricg. nidt 0es Grfperbens SAT-.
0od CT, ibr @ott, CT fcnnt i'm mir ali gut
Gen ptlocn 0ilrit nod Colo. Scr nidt al ltiaen.
(3DlS lit sic 2oiunql I'm oes WOlSes milen
Sdrbt boln ole ncue Gro iib rot nit gIut:
@ol0ourit ltao @lalbenSipltt, 0as cole 4aar,
2[uA<bicr, mic iibera(l, perrinigt mar.
Tod aus NeS miloen Sraun1eS bIltoem Shein
Sort. aus Dem Nor0er, hreden milbrc Strablen;
Die Nrelbeits SDnne Iteigtl Ton triher, fnblen-
@iftidmanQerrn 9eeheln nirA 0e Qon0Idaft fem.
oTrei lit her Menidp!1 60 tGut oas itOlse Sort!
Dies nelc 2ono. cs lei Ser Treiheit Static!
,,2erbrofen lei Die oltc Sflapenfettel
Sic 5reiheit nero Scr Wtenihhcit reiditer Sort!"
u 20 t0nt eS Iaut unh larter ourh oe Naht,
gu iencm Sterlt scr oieIcs @ort entfodt.
"a fGhrt CT Gafl-0umhf raiidlt I'M Inn Oas Meer.
Sim it's ais itdn0' cr IN ocs 0omes Salen
Gr bort Die Srqel. 0Hei6ral1d0Hfte lpallen,
0ic Gnltrcn @nttes lhallt ,er rinqS lmher.
Fin %dliheno 0onfoebct, ME ME 8ubor
6ntnonh imh Ieinen 0ibper. rn6 erfiiGet
NSon 9lQrnt. mos lid, leinen1 @eiit cntbiilet.
NSnr Scr NerheiBuno Sic ncrnobm iein DIR.
gerFolat iehn iuadlcrN 9nq' oes SAiffes Sabrt
3rm 2on0, bas {d inn Eraum ibm %offenbart.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05

Bum Mnsihnei0cn!
Na6 Dem Stnrm.
Son VI. @raracr.

Son Y. Wranncr.
Der Stlrm iii borlber; e6 regt liD i'm Nalo;
Ole @nloesgeiitcr, ie %ilitern:
vWtan6' Staum lit gcboritcn; mandI Nit lit 5erpeitibt,
Not5 tdr1pit Die Sonl' NIT Dem 9iitcrn.~
ltno 9annc ulo 1idtc. uno N:cier ma0 girf,
Sic bebcn pie0er Die gSipfel;
Nltr orii6en Die Side, itcbt ihnlerno Ou:
Sbr it 5cridnettcrt Der @ipiel-
lIno qing sic arone i'm Gturme oabim
Die .@ar5cln in0 iari geblicben
Sic iperScll Die N~9alldbcit mie0er, ME emit,
Grlreuen nit friiden lriebcr. -
Ger Stlrln lit D%oribcr; Der Manocrer idatt
On niand) cine g9al0eslcide;
6leben0 bcbt er oc SGnOe enpor:
~@err, ldisc Die ironloic Gidel@
gsofbinaton .. s., 2. s~eeptember 1919.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05
0cMtIdje 0riesSsciangenc.

3miiden oen 6ran6oicu, 9riten
rnio Mncrifoncru lit elm Abfommen
%getroffcn moroen, oaB Die BON oen
gntcrifoneru mo 8ritcn ieltgcboIte
nen ociltihcu arieaSgeiangenen TO-
'ort entlaiien meroen t0nnen. Die
9merifoncr balten etpa 10000
0eutinc in @cmabriom.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05
seSanfeier a6aeidafft.

Die prclBiihe &eeieruu9 bal oos
glui8ieben Der 6logge oui 0%iientli
den @eb1ilocn am Sc0ontaae. Dem
?. Scptembcr, nerbotcn.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05

gnndrul, @cnlluaf, iuirfIide 9eIifa.
trIIcM. iinS at habcn bel:
y ibIers, 800 Riggs Marft.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05
@erlamat:

Cine quite aodlip in Semitic pom 8
Eeriouen. @utcr Sobn uno gutes
Seim. 81 criragcn in Der Grpeoiti.
OH bieier 3eitung.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05

MQe Sprten falter Mmff6mitt,
0efOdten Ghinfem,
9 a6lers, 36-45 &isss Marft,
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05
3m ~Derfamfcn:

llmltnn0ebnIber biIIlg 81 nerfanfell
linn 5pei Sdmei8er Milh5iegeu, ein
3ieqenbod, cine Sub. uno elm aaIb.
3u %eriragen bel 6rau Stepbonlon
8errpman ADe.. Greater Capitol
9eigbts.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05
@erlamat:
@erIamat:

miro in 6nmilie BON 6iuei Herlonen
elm oeutides Mooheu. 3u erfrogen
in ser Grpc0ition oieieS 9lottes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-14
LAS ELECCIONES EN- CUBA 7 EN-
MEXICO PREOCUPAN A
WASHINGTON

TcIc7-rmr Esrrc.1l r1rc IA PRENSA.
NUEEA YORK, Diciembre l3.-Ll
Evening World" publica IN articu-
10 firmado por David Lawrence en-
el Dice que las eleccion2s rresi-
GenciaIcs en- Mexico Y en- Cuba cstan
siendo causa de grandes prcOcupa-
clones en- Washington, donde sc te-
me. que las elccciones de Mexico den
nor resultado una nueva rc"ClucIon,
toda vcz que Obregon Sc h. rehusado
4 garantizar que no r~evoluclonara en-
case de cue sea dcrrotado en- elias: Y
dado tambien que algunos ~perioditos
de Cuba dicen va que en- case de que
ell General Gomez resultc elccto IN
mediatamente Sc iniciala n rcyo.u-
cion.
Tratandose De Cuba. otra dc las
c.usas de ~precaucion para cI go5ierno
de Washington cS que siendo como cs
Ia unica fucnte de abastccimiento de
azucar. la revolution tcndria que a
fectar ~forzosamente a Ia provision de
tai articulo en- todos los Estados Uni
dos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-14
Una SONORA PERDIO
CAST TODA ESPE-
RAMA DE- ALIVIO
Mrs. Buley sufrio por espacio de 20
amos. Tonic Tanlac Y ahora
Sc cncuentra %perfecta-
mente bien

~CCando mis- amistades me pre-
guntan a que debo mi notable alivio
senci!lamente les contesto: al Tan
lac'-dijo recientementc Mrs. Burl
Buley, quien reside en- 521 Baxter
Court. Canton. III. .
''Durante los ultimos veintc amos
continue dicicndo-sufri de indi-
gestion aguda. Nj cstado era misc
ra5lc ' los eases que Sc formaban en-
mi cStonaCo cStuvieron en- ocasioncs
Il puntc dc asfiNiarme. Estaba tan
dcbil Y decaida que no podia desem-
pcnar e. trabaio dc casa. Padecia
al mismo tempo terribles dolores dc
cabeZa y cstaba tan ~ncrviosa que no
~soportaba nin@Gn ruiio. siendo mi
sueno muy irtrinGuilo. Ninguna de
las mUchas mcGicinas que tome me
hizo provccho : cast pcrdi toda cspe-
rama de rcccbrar Ia salud.
Tantas han sido las personals be-
nefic!adas por e. Tanlac. que mi es-
poso decide comprarme una bote!la
de csta medicinal para que Ia proba-
IA. Y per fortuna desdc IN principle
ne do los mejores resuitados. Prom
10 pude cuanto deseaba sin en-
perimentar despues molestias de MIN
gUna clase y ahora, los sufrimientos
que me atormcAtaron por espac!o de
20 Iargos amos han desaparecido por
complete. 10 he vuelto a sufrir do
lor de cabeza. duermo po~rfectamen-c
V en- general TODD nj ORGANISING SO
encucntra en- perfectas condolences
Taulac sc vende Ell San Antonio
por ia Wagncr's Drag Co., 407 +.
Houston ST., y por Ia Meters Pha~-
macy. 1922 West Commerce St. ba-
10 Ia direction personal de un repre-
sentante especial del Tanlac, o sc en-
viara por estas boticas a cualquier
direction al recibo de su va!or que
cs S1.00 por b~otella, siempre que Sc
incluyan estampillas suficicntes pa
IA cl porte. tAdv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-14
DESCARRILO UN TREN
De PASAJEP0S DEL
SUR PACIFICO

EAGLE PASS, Texas, Diciembrc
I&.-Un riel roto de la via ferrea del
Southern Pacific, fue "a causa del
deScarriiamiento de varios coches dc
IN trcn de pasajeros de San Antonio,
10 que i~nterrumpi0 e. trafico entire
esta ciudad Y Spofford por espaclo
de veinticuatro horas. FL d~escarrila-
miento ocurr;0 cerca de ~SpOfford, no
habiendose registrado ningunas des-
gracias p~ersonales.
Tn trcn Sc despacho dc esta ciu-
dad. para que fuera . recoger el pa
safe Y la correspondence. pero este
rem tambjcn sutrio IN d~escarrlla-
micrt0. En- vista de este. Sc p~roccd'o
2 arrer!ar que I'm aeroplaao fuera a
.ugar del primero de los descarr.ia-
mientos para que t%raiera ia CORES
pondencia, pcro en- clio sc estaba
cuando Sc recibio noticia de que ! a
wa QucdaGo reparada : .. trafico rec
audado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-14
Nine. PETROVA EN-
SAN ANTONIO

Tn notable acontecimieato es Ia
vuelta de Madame Petrova a la esce-
IA de sus primeros trimfos. La Pc
trova estaba tern.inando n nueva
obra escrita por ella misma. cuando
sufr,6 IN fuerte ataQue de influenza,
que impuso ia termination momeH-
tauca de Ia obra en- proyecto, O sea
mieatras curaba 81 nal, 10 que Sc
creia. seria solo question dc dos q
tres Pero su enfermedad
fuc rcalmente grave. ' cuardo Nine,
hub0 recobrado su salud, Ia estacion
c,iaba muy adelanCada. raZ0n que Ia
decide a suspcnder IA termination y
presentation de 81 obra. Cuando es-
"A decision fuG hecha publica. una
avalanche de c~artas. de L adnlra-
dores De todas parties del pals, Ia
acos6 con esia prcgu7ta:-; Cuanco
tendrcmos Ia o~portunidad dc yer en
persona. a nucstra actri2 fayorlta ce
cinen. at6grafo etc? Una oferta ten
tadora que Sc lc hizo para que apa-
r~cc.cra en- 81 vaudeville, r~esolvi5 q
0rOblcma, ' cue "A decision de ID Pc
trova Ia sido saba, nos 10 prueba @!
hrnho de Cue clentos dc personals no
logran adquirir locaiidades para Gd-
mi-Grla en- los t~eatros.
Nine. Petrova a2arecera en- San
Antonio. en- cl Majestic. en- II 2emana
.pr6x.na. que cmpieza q Domingo Il
del prcsencc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-14

de Ia ociosidad de Il vida monas-
tica Y de comidas demasiado copio-
sas. manjares dcmasiado abundantes
Y ricos en- aiimentos grasos, faculcn-
tos Y azucarados.
Asi, pues. para cnflaquecer, rs pre-
ciSo haccr movimiento, TRAFALGAR fisi-
ca Q intelcctuaImente, reducir los
p!atos demasiado numerosos Y sucu-
%lcntos, no dormir demasiado, arTan-
carse al sueno muy temprano, des-
pues dc haber dormido scis 0 Siete
horas TODD 10 mas, y abstenerse dc Ia
sieSt&.
No convene olvidar que el trabajo
V cl eiercicio son los mas grandes
cnemigos de Ia obesidad. Los %ejerci-
clos musculares. como la Marcia, los
pascos cotidiano>, la gimnasia, Ia
DANA. Ia bicicIeta, la o~quj:aci6H, son
consjderados como titles. Porque, por
81 cjcrcicio 10 misilo que Dor 81 ira
hajo. como Ia respiration Sc aumenta,
las combustionc, iDternas Sc haccn
con mayor vigor. = Ia cr@sa. qucmada
por oEidacioH. no .2cde va dcpos.tar
50 como tcjido aiiposo.
s. d tcdo este a6adis IN ~caIncio dc
regimen aiimcuticio, siCuiGndo.o e.
cvu3u,osamentc. ii os somcJ1is = IN
masajc sabi0 y 4 Ia suGacion. no hay
t- =. L. .-,. - E.,.s. TO-. --y-...,,r -,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-14
Ell Senador Johnson serd can-
didato republican, a la
presidential

rs'.crrra Eso.ri7! pqrG Ia TRENSd-
WASHINGTON. Diciembre lei
Senador Johnson de California, anun-
clio hoy al fin su decision de figurar
como candidate para la designation
republican, de candidate a Ia Presi-
dencia dc los Estados Unidos en- las
pr6ximas clcccioncs.
Al hacer las declaraciones ante
riorcs manifesto atmbien que cspera
salir v~ictorioso h~aci6ndole IN llama
miento directo al pueblo y nc debido
al apoyo dc determinada clasc de po-
liticos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-14
UN HOMBRE MUERTO DE
UN BALAZO

In hombre como de % 24 amos
de. edad, de buona a~pariencia Y CO.
rrccci6n Sc disDar6 IN trio de pisto-
Ia sobre Ia sien derecha, en- la csQui-
ma DE- las GALES \. Frio Y Leal. ano-
che. entire las : ' las s. Tenia el ca
beIlo delcado, era de complexion me
diana, llevaba traje negro, sombrero
del mismo color o Ia marco de Nj
xon. Texas. : n sobretodo militar.
Sc lie recogjeron $4,000, dos ami
Hos ' una pistoIa que estan deposita-
dos en- la oficina de Detectives. e
herido Sc condujo al Hospital, dondc
muri6 a las $50 p. m.
FL Official Slefferlings que habia
acudido a inveStigar e. asunto ante
rior sufrio algunas lesiones en- IA
cara = manos a consecuencia de haber
~tropezado ST. caballo, a~rrojandolo en-
su caida. Sc lie condujo al Hospital Y
mas tarde a su Residential.
-Alarma de fuego fuc dada en- Ia
casa Mum. sol de Ia Gale Leona. Sc
atcndio rronto no habi&ndo lugar a
pcrdida5.
Ell Sr. ". [. Foster. Que vivc CT
East Cypress nun. 200, do aviso de
haberie sido robado ST. automovil
Ford, de las GALES E. Houston Y Ma
varro. En- el auto sc hallaba IN perro.
Irene Borns Y E. D. Delavan que
manejaban autos, tuvieron IN encuen
tro en- Ia cuarta cuadra de IA Gale
". Houston. No habiendo mas per-
~ju;cios que los cue sufrieron ambos
carros. de escasa consideration.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-14
FUE ATACADO EN- BARCELONA
Ell BARON KOENING MU-
NOZ Y SOLER

Del Ssrr:rio Especial de- Ii PEENS.i.
MADRID, Diciombre I3.-D!ce IN
tclegrama dc Barcelona que fue alta
cado por unos in~dividuoc a quieres
no ha sido possible identificar. eli Ba-
ron koening Munoz Sojer Quien Sc
manifesto sumamcntc active durante
los escandalos que Sc produjcron en-
tempo de Bravo Portillo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-14
OBESIDAD Y

La obcSidad. que hacc pcrdcr las
Iincas y produce Ia fcaldad. cs efce-
to. gencralmentc. dc una vida seden-
taria, de ~cjercicios insuficicntes, por-
Ia percza del cuerpo Y del cspnTtu.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-14

Como no usar Mata-Zizote, una
r:edicina para todos los eEfermos de
Ia piel, pues cura en- 5 dias 0 de 10
c%ontrario Sc devuelve 81 importe?
CUesta 25c, pccte pagado. B0TI-
a DE Ia CANPANA, Esq-ina de
las Gales Santa Rosa y Buena Wis
t. San Antonio. Texas. (Adv0
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-14
III TIuLAIS NOTI0ASDEN UESTRO SERIICIO ESPECIAL
Sc ANUNCIA UNA HUELGA GE-
NERAL PARA MARIANA

Del Scrricio Especial Dc Ia PRENSA.
MADRID. DiciembTe 1.-Se ha "a
runciado para manana una huelga ge-
neral en- csta ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-14

Cuando neC=slte ro-os en- espahol
d;r,,aso a lgracio E. Lozano, lis n,
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio, Tex
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-14
CROCKETT AUTO LIVERY.
Tel5fouos: Crockett 996. G97.

I~e.CfONOs: NToCNoIt 95b, SSl.
$50 y 1920.
- T-NICO SITIO NENICANO DE
%--TOMOIILES En- Ia CIUDAD.
Carros d propdsico Y 4 precios "a
ronaoles. esnecla,eS para BaUtiZos,
HIat~..cnios y FUnera,es. Wales cor
tos - CTS. Hova $500. Prcc:oS es-
pec:a-e, para fucra lie IL cIudad.
Ser..c.o rapido dia : accne.
Leon !. Martinez. Cerente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-14

Cuan5o necesite libros en- espahoI
GiriJase u Ignacio F. LoZa2o. us y.
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio. Tex.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-20
LARGEST drug HOUSE IN THE SOUTH

age the umefSh intercourse of trade relations has been the supreme evidenced business success "He v
of intimacy tte Msb between the Van vedEMmpfed Drug Company and their nm&t on this basis
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-20
HOUSE CENTENNIAL WEEl

Centennial visitors particularly Druggists, Physicians and those associated with the Drug Business a ehenAda
cordial invitation to our open house sw week. The CENTRE hIMes md meenps of the Suhs Most Mod
emily Equipped Drug Establishment are the service of Memphis visitors. Be sure to wt US
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-08-19

The latest kind and the building will
have a model operating room and
electric elevator.
Various plans have been suggested
to raise money. There will be a
chatauqua here in October for the
benefit of the, hospital and play,
under the management Of Miss
Gladys Wham, is already being re-
hearsed for staging sometime in Sep
tember. But these means will not
raise the money necessary and an
appeal will have to be made to the
people of the city and county again.
One thing that should be borne in
mind by everyone is the fact that
there is never to accrue to any one
Interested in the hospital any gain.
Rather, it is to be expected that for
some time to come there will be a
financial loss in the operation Of the
institution, which loss will have to be
made up by those who are charitably
inclined. A public hospital is never
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-08-19

Morse, Miss Rebecca Cater, Mrs. W.
P. Greene, Mrs. J. Foster McLane,
Mrs. G. A. Neuffer.
Bylaws and Rules: DR.. G. A,
Neuffer, D. H Hill, J. Foster Barn
well, Mrs. M. T. Coleman.
Memorial Rooms: Sol b. Rosen-
berg, J. S. Stark, Mrs. Ellen Nor
wood, Mrs. D.. A. Rogers.
The cut of the hospital shown
above will give a definite idea Of the
handsome building which is to en-
erge after the plans and specifca-
tions of Architect Hemphill have
been carried out. It will be build
oag of which the citizens of this
county may we'll be proud and as an
Institution it will prove of inestima-
bic value to the community. It will
fill a need that has long been felt.
That it will receive the hearty sup
port Of the people can not be doubt
ed.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-08-19

a money-making enterprise, and
those who have subscribed to the
fund to establish the Abbeville Coun-
ty Memorial Hospital have done so
solely from motives of charity and
philanthropy.
Anyone who desires to have part
in the splendid work that is being
done by a few, may do so, by making
a contribution in any sum to the
hospital. 1t may be sent either to
DR.. J. C. Hill, chairman of the board
of managers, or to DR.. J. R. Power,
treasurer.
The standing committees of the
hospital follow:
Finance: DR.. J. R. Power, Sol H.
Rosenberg and Joel S. Morse.
Building: Rev. Louis J. Bristow,
DR.. G. A. Neuffer, D. a. Hill, Miss
Maggie Brooks.
Grounds and Streets Joel s.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-08-19

Bids for repairing, remodeling,
heating and lighting the Abbeville
County Memorial Hospital will be
opened Friday, August 29, at the
City Hall. Ten thousand dollars has
already been subscribed in stock for
this work. But the scope of the un-
dertaking has so broadened and the
cost of material has advanced to
such an extent that the managers of
the institution have found it neces-
sary to make another appeal to the
people of this city and county. II
will be necessary to raise seven to
ten thousand dollars more in order
complete the work as it should be
done.
The board of nine managers be-
lieve that the people of this section
want a hospital second to none in
the state from the viewpoint of
equipment and ability to meet all re-
~;;irements. To this end it is planned
to fit the hospital with apparatus of
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WORK BEGAN MONDAY
ON STREET PAVING
HERE IN ABBEVIELE

Actual work on the street paving
here began Monday morning wher
laborers began to remove the curb
ing around the park in the Square
4 cement curbing will replace the
curbing removed and the stone taker
from the square will be used on the
residential streets.
W. E. Moragne, in charge Of the
work here, left Saturday for Chatta'
nooga to rush material. Some ma
terial has already been shipped
Trinity street will be the first street
3aved, although it was first planned
;c pave the square first.
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ACTION DEMANDED
FROM Us. SENATE SE;:'!
Many Weeks Wasted On Treaty
Hitchcock Calls For Report From
Committee-Crucial Week Here
Interest Centers On Confer
ence at White House.

Washington, Aug. 17-What prom
isas TO be one of the crucial weeks
of the peace treaty fight in the SEN
ate began today with the issuance
Of a formal statement by Senator
Hitchcock of Nebraska, the admins
tration senate leader, declaring con-
ditions throughout the country de-
manded that the treaty be brought
out of the foreign relations commit
tee promptly and ratified.
For five weeks, Senator Hitchcock
said, the treaty has been Sin cold
storage" in a committee controlled
ty its enemies. Action on it should
be the first step, he asserted, in deal
ing with the high cost of living.
During the week, the outstanding
feature of which is to be the confer
ence Tuesday between President Will
son and the committee, Senator
Hitchcock is expected to make SEN
ate speech urging that the treaty be
brought to a vote and voicing opposi-
ton to any amendments.
Tomorrow the committee will re-
sumo it's hearings, questioning Thos.
F. Millard, a writer on Far Eastern
subjects, regarding the treaty pro-
vision which gives Japan control in
Shantung province, China. Against
this provision Republican senators
declare opposition is increasing and
they argue that interest fully war
rants Withholding committee action
regarding it until all the possible
facts have been uncovered. Later IN
the week four other witnesses are to
be heard.
So that committee consideration
may not be interrupted, leaders said
the senate might have only a brief
session tomorrow and then adjourn
until Wednesday, when Senator
Owen (Democrat) of Oklahoma has
given notice he will speak on the
league of nations. Several other ad-
dresses also are expected during the
week.
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WITHDRAWAL OF
SUPPORT FOR
CARRANZA SEEN

Washington, Aug. 16.-Unofficial
utterances of high government off.
cials here today indicated clearly
that withdrawal of support from the
Carranza government is considered
the first step probable in case it be-
comes necessary to carry out any
radical change in policy with re-
gard to Mexico"
1t is believed among officials here
that Carranza's fall would soon fol.
low such step.
It was also made very plain today
that the administration is still set
against intervention except as a last
resort.
The view taken generally in Wash.
ington is that the United States does
not want, as one official expressed it.
"to use up twice as many American
lives as were lost in the war to make
Mexico safe for investors or to save
Mexico herself"
Officials do not believe the United
States will withdraw recognition OF
Carranza unless he is first shorn OF
his powers. Withdrawal Of support
would be the first step.
The state departments latest note
to Mexico, warning President Carran-
"a that if murder and indignities
of American citizens continue the
United States may be forced to
adopt a radical change in attitude
toward that country, was the chief
topic of interest and discussion to-
day in official and diplomatic cir
cles here. The note made public late
yesterday, along with reply from
the Mexican government, lacked only
diplomatic technicalities to make it
an ultimatum and was couched in
probably the strongest language u.s.
ed in any communications between
the two republics since the exchanges
just prior to the occupation of Vera
Cruz bv American armed forces.
While no official statement was
made concerning the announcement
at this time in the change of pol
icy and outwardly there was no ap-
parent reason other than the con-
tinued mistreatment, robbery and
murder of American citizens in Mex
leo, it generally was the opinion to-
lay that pressure from foreign gov
ernments and demand in congress
ional circle for some protective ac-
Ion hastened the announcement.