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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-03
OBRAS DE UTILIDAD PRACTICA.

Ar;cs Observation-Disclosures = procedi-
mien:os psa tiPOErafIa. grabados.
lInOpItla, etc %
ArJe Lc guitar las manchas en- tOda
-sasg &c teiidos ..SO.75
l-ltiyC lie Neutrality-suspicious.. ajo, beta
O=i. cebol.a. ~co!iflor. nabo. peg.uo. ctc..Sl.75
E!ementos de Mecanica. EucTza. aovi-
misnto. resisrenc:as. maqu'nas s'mples,
egIiIb-io, denSiGad, etc. .--..-..-.-... ooc
Il G,e4ico ie Jas Fanailias.-Manual peori-
50 p7actico de Medicinal. a alcafcc &c
tyCos. I'm tomo teEa
FL L:bro &c las MaGres.-obra muy u:il.
poc los coHcrim;SUJoS que prOcuTa a las
maLtes &c famiiia Para cump!ir 81 au-
@us.a mission lie fo-mar y educa. a los
E-cs cue
Guia Cornp'etJ del Aransadc- da CabaIlos
J del PlcaCCr
La Medicina Casera.-Tratamientos senci-
los = tGclbes lara cCTU@t'r iOda ciaSc dc
e7ftrneGaGes y academies ..-...-..... Coz
l., Ve-dadeTa Cieucia dc Cu=ar. Ira
tamiento naturista mOderno y modo
de coaocer las enfe-metaGcs pov a
expression del rostrc. I'm tcmo leila $500
Manual Ge. FUgonerV Maquinis-a, por Cou-
eTt-Cn vo!Umen tela .-.............Sl.IJ
Manual &c = C-.a lie GaiI.as ........SL.-O
Mi QuinIen;os Sec7etos DC! HUgar.-Colec-
cj0u De -eCetas PRACTICES para Ia iimple-
- dc eHssreS doueSticCS. telas : VsStI-
dos; compOstura de Copa5 y o6getos TO-
raGo-. hygiene etc. wv
Manual de Galos &c Pelsa .............Sl.sO
Secrc;os &c l. NaturaIeza--L4hro de STan
U.lldaC en- e! hogan, pc. IA SG1la Se re-
cs.aS y CrSeIaUEas que COuGCnc ID. E0c
R~sccta=io d M-4.ciHa CONSIDERATIONS
zion Ge ~ec.:as para toGaS las enteCme-
daGes. Fl me.or hb-u de meGiciHa Popu-
lar cue Sc "a puoIicado. In tonic te!a. $500
Hygiene del Aat-.mOnio.-El loro de los
espgSos. p0r ci DR.. Perei-a. &c n Real
Academia &C ,Gedic;aa de Barcelona I'm
tCmO tea .S-.vV
Manual de. Came-cia2;c y Ep.stoia-io Co.
uercial.-Uh-a ut!.iS.ma para toda per-
soma &c GcEocios 60c
BIBLIOTECA PARA NINOS.
,Cucrtos . lectures observation-disclosures To-
mites ;LESt-cGys c 20 r~eHtoros eGda MOI
Nj P-imera Lectura-
Eo-as Felic"s.
Z! MuuGo Animal para Ninos.
e An.Sulvo.
Escucia &c Auimaies.
Avsaturas de AEImales-
Los NInos de ot5os Paises.
e Liogo del Meme.
Niaos Busncs y EIAoS Msios.
CuentoS para Mines.
e Pals de Jas Na-aTIllas.
Cuentos de E2aas.
81 NuaGo Mzravilloso-
Mi Lioro F~avorito-
Eoiso6:os y AveEtuFAs.
Lecruras de Historic SsErada.
Erisodics De IA Historic SsSEada.
Na--acioues Ext=ao-Giaarias.
Ta-5es de otoao.
Z GuaGo &c los Sinos.
Las TE!5ulacioncs &c NetsEet--
! Leeimc.-Cucutcs morales.
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DICTIONARIES cASTELLANos.
GRAMMATICAL.

SoTrcndio De G-an5sisR Casteiana. sesan
IA Academia. ro- To~o y GeE.E. 4
C,-,,r,dis dc Gramst3ca ToT Don An
d-Cs Belp .-..-.--..
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LISTO. SENIOR. LISTO.

Tenemss un magaitico Plan con VEIN
TTCUATEO maDe-as taciiss Ge Eanar dine
70. NO DESAPROEECHE I'd. IS opo-tun:-
dad y pidzros DETALLES GRATIS. Ell.
viardo cstamp.l,aS para IA contestacion
MEXICAN CARD co. 30, IL. Sta 4
San Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-03

Crsn-ai-e SyrtAs-9ue ct Fr2ruG-e &c IA
Lancue Espasuole, TOR TU-o ) Gomez:
tTeHto f~raneeSl
To You Want 20 SpssS SPa2lsh:-A prac-
teal method % learn the Spanish an
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-03
VENTAS
PRECIoS Al PoR MAYOR.

Venderlos ~articulos para bolcar calzado ,
.intas rara sombrero. AteHdcmoS ordenes
po- correo. Tim Stathulis. 400 Soiedat-
San Antonio, Texas,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-03
EMPLEOS

Sc N~ECESITAN costureras experimentadas
en- la manufacture de trajes de sonora. Ocu-
IRAN I 2O5 West Travis St, ). G. Pizzi,
Sastre de Senoras. 81
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SOCIOLOGICAL Y PoLITICA.

En- Casa Aicna.-PaS,nas del desHe''0' N.
~ v~.,rrLNurGu!z BiaDeo 4'c
- -. Espa5a y los ES-acos
Un;5os so67c MsHisc. pO7 E! Lie To- -
~b.o EsGuiva ObreS6n $50
a orga7lzaci5n Poh-sa de Mexico. IA
consrItl,i5n ' ID DSctadura. po- y. -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-03

Sc VENDE Gene.-ior dc Rayos Ultrav;o!e-
n de Alta Frecuencia. Infaliblc contra ell
reumatismo y cnfermedades de los nervios.
Dirijase personalmente O por escrlto 4 los
West Houston 5 l. 90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-03

.xe,L 'otuoluy usS 'sAE 'csoa e2ueS
N SIT 'ouszoT a o!osuSI 9 ssstII!p
rouedse 10 scI4II slEssoe1 opuenO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-03
ORRAS d. RELIGlON.

An-ora de SAlyaciOn
BibIa De los NilOS. pos e! FadFe Saea
Ob-a i!ustrada con ~ETahSdOS y IN n-FS ~,
Cstseisno Del Padre Ripa!da 90
Cz.ecismo Historico, pGE k!euTy--- IS
Couu!Eador General nm
Catecismo de FerseveTaHc3A ---
Deyocionario de Layalc. Gumen-2do con
= Senan= Santa. Ntsstas a sAntiS'- .o
20. E5e-clcio DIario, etc --... 10"
Devotion &c les S'e.e Donnns7' de San
lose ~
Fl Gerio de- C-snan-smo, Po- Ch7teG-
a-land-HermogSs Eer--raS para e. no
rar EGlcIon -lsauEate l.GStTada-.-.-S-Sy
Fuosofia Elems2taL. Tor 49,
= Tni-aclon &c C-ls.c. pC- KCnqls.-.... oOc
- Na--res, o E. .r!UHto de Z Religion
Cris:iaaa. por Cha;eagoEard-OoCa pTo-
fuSamence :iusr=aGs
Pe1reno LayaEc- Pasta tsA .------.. SOC
Peoueno LsyaLe &c O=4cioGcs .....-.. &c
Md de Maestro Senior J=2c-isto ' &c a -
Sant!sima VirEsn. Tor Cro.sset. ....... 9oc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-03
L.IBR0S DE LECTURA.

e. Angel de- Eorar-Lbrc 2TiGero &C lee
tu-a. Kara nJ6SS osc
q ANGEL del Hozar-LibrC eEu1co.-. QUO
la PerIa De n Cssa-Ier:sr hoEo 5e Il
., - :. IL E;5oz no. Sabat{e-..... 2Oc
EnseHar-a Siuaultanea. FOR Matte --.. JUG
Libro Prina-io de LsctuTa = s.sSntc-a.
po- Andr:s Osuna Sc
Lec-cr Nsxicano P-imero, por Gcoy..--. oCe
Letter Msxicano SeEInto eSc
NStoSo de e~sc-Stu-aIcrtuTa. por RehSA-
men. con apEcaei5n del fcnstsno y
q Marcia sn2l!tco-Siatenca ...-- .ge
Msntila n1rnero l %
Nantiua Sunero : eSc
Mantilla nGuero 3 aVc
Mandevil Qunsro ! DC
Aandevil numero 2 9SS
EanIev1l 0umero 3 oVc
Si.7ba-ic &c San Miguel ..-...--- voc
Curse de LenEuaJe, pc= e Eroi- ElcaEco
G6mez-Prine- aoo -------.--..'. eSc
Go 5s Isn.1.aE~SsS.rGo ano $4,000. 65c
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NO listed SU
DTNERO

Na C sn.r-Ec "a 81 ianIla la cantidad que
I'd. Guicra s. listed n" Ha-a aqu' desPucs,
cuando rcc,ba ayiso dc ella dc cue ys re
c'bicr"u su -"01"s%- "@ui"r" listed ,u'cjcT
sarsn,ia" Visl,cm. O c-erihanic a u 81
ruicatc direction
Jorge g.. WARDEN.
AIS Russell Bldg. San Antonio. Texas.
Tel. Travis 255G.
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AVISO PATRIOTICO

Todo buen mexicano debe poser estaS de-
mostraciones de pat-iotismo; TN bottom con
Ia bandera rnexicana en- sus brillGntes CO.
lores. IN cuadro historico meXicano en- CO.
lores. midc l2xlS pulgadas y una oleogra-
fla sagraGa varnizada en- muchos dolores,
mide 10 X 20 pulgadas. TODD por so cts.
porte paGado. Deseamos ACentes. Mande
hoy su pedido n Mexican News PubliShinE
Co. Galcsburg. I'll. t9)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-03
ARRENDAMiENTOS

Sc RENTA departamcnto desanueSiado COZ
3 cuaTtos . installation dc luz y Oano. Di
rigirse a III West Quincy ST. q
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-03

~ATENCION SENORES FERROCARRILE-
RIOS. Con prontjtud. arref;!o les reem5oisen
dep6sitos sob:e Bonos dc Ia Libcrtad. Cohro
CHEQUES. TIEMPOS y BACK PAY.
Compro y Vendo Bonos de 4 Libertaa.
R~eclamacioncs ror danos y pcrjuicios contra
companies fcrrocarrileras. RcfcrcrciaS Ban
cariaS Esc-iban hoy mlsmo Il J. T.. CON
ZALEZ. X. {. Life Bldg, KANSAS CITY.
MO. lal
"A ELECTRICAL ES LA VIDA. 81 pa
dece dc alguna doiencia. a~pliquese los Ra-
Jos Ultraviolcta: su curaci6n G cast Sc
gura. Yea listed y rruebc G! apa-Gto en-
lgoS West Houston S. -
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lDIOMAS.
q vr-dade-s Masssr, &c Frrnes.-Un to

q yerdaderz Maestro &c FrEnces.-Cn 70
mo ristIcs $4,000. 10
Dicetonafio &c IncJes ; Espa5oL. &c belsilo.
Pasta De perca4ins ..--...:.--. |e
DtccionS-to de InEleS 3 ESPaHoi. &c coSilo-
pi.cionar:o De I7Sles ' Es7a6o.. por AaEe-
Ii Y McLauEhhG.-Ei Major y mas COM
pieto de los publicsdns hssta e d;a- Con
tieae las woes mas mUdeTEaS en- a-tss.
-7srclas : industries. las acePcEcne1 ne
cesa-as para NahAr s. esc-E2;r AMOS
idio-nas. &c. IN G1sSo vo!unen eTTas-
t2co eC tea
1885 parfnas ' co1usac toCsS las woes
Del Dl-cionA-io Dc e Academia. velHr-
ci7-o mil arcrica7isr-cS C-'1-c T;i tSc-
nicisuaoS. arcalSnos y aNcioE1sHaoS. ~
ma i7ElEs. con 4 Focnu1ciSeFSn tlSrr&-
a ~ ,sSreI-a1o. Contisne. adem45. d.
verses nodelcS para eSrTlolr tocA case
De correspondence 4 n rtstlra vahs. "oc
EnrastaGo On tea ..S4'VV
C-ama-ca P-irtica De = LcC--l inS!esa:
Ia -,ri,r obra para .. e5r1dio EvEG2Ccai
del idsoma iaEIss. Uo vo!cneH pasta
teis .---...-- EA''"
TEAMMATES Synths1Sus Ct Fr2cdG2s &c Il
LanSue EsrasnOje, TOR T07o ) Gomez: Z,
To You Want 70 SpssS SPaaish:-A prae-
teal method % learn The Spanish an
,or1i--s I'd. saoer inE5c- &c die di2s?... soc
so-ie-e TTS. s.es- frances cu die dias.- Sc
,Ouiers I'd. sacsr I.AilGHC en- dleZ ciaS ..' sue
49, Prince Dc I-rrs y EEPanol...... SOC
DICTIONARIES CASTELLANoS-
Lzr,a.ro Observation-Disclosures eacicioPs-
d,co &c "A lenEUa czsJells7e. Dor NJ. Cor
ae- De a Rosa. llUstraco con :"
s-zbaGos. SIS re-rStcs. 10 ma2as- Cos
ruad-os De tz-de-as- -aaLas de! SIstsna
Net-ico, C6GiEo International DC Sena-
e.. etc. In tcrno pasta .S-VV
H,r.,onario Complete d. "a Le1Eua Espa-
hoIa. ,vr II. Rod-iEuc--Navas : IaTTa2-
co Cc-tieae cfsuto vC.0-c u2i FocSs e.
r,.a6as = dctinidzs y e de 10 sdIcs'o0a-
los nas completes ds n leasca- Un %
mo de 1900 paC.E2s. cacu2oeS1acion &c
limo
D,-rionar,o de n JsnSua CasLeLana' PCr
n .I.+s Ar-rca-y--vruA IN 'o.lmSh &c
-s-Cs5. fa.urioncs laiinzs y eN;ra2je-S
a. Pasta fra
ns--t,,,-;o popula- Do Z LcnSua Ca5t~'A-
= = ~ESi.l6n Nire-va- Jci'Sirao ' mgE
,.--i-o. Tn touo. anipast2Go en. LeA
r. I--lss ain Macstro-Neto0o 7rdrse0
,aR aprcnder en- vsincs ieecio7es q do
GRAMMATICAL.
Sompcndio be G-4m5sisR cas;eiana. sesa7
IN AczSs-ia. no. To~o y GgEez-.....-. o9c
con,r,dio &c Gramst#sa Po7 Don An
s-Cz Beilo lU'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-03
,rExrrov EROS

ATENCION FERROCARRGLEROS.
s han de!ado dspositos sobrc "Bonos DC Ia
Liber;ad.' pages atrasados O s1eldos sin CO.
bra-. con al~In fcTrocar-il. escritanmc in
mcGiatamcr.c: yo les ayuda-H a ohtenc.ios.
r. dc Alcala, Doolcy Bldg. Room %. Hous-
ton. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-03
MrJERES

81 listed viaja POGO o mucho. procure Que
sus petacas esten fueEteS = bien remacha-
tas. En- dondc pucde conseSuir estaS cuali-
dades, es en- esta su casa. 6l3 Doiorosa ST.
| No co.urrc relises d. papcl: aqui los coEsi-
| que Dc Iona huIada y por ci misno precio.
Fabrica de BauIss y Petacas. D.. Muhoz
Lido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-03

Sc RENTAN cuartos amuebiados con o sin
asistencia. 3!6 So. Concho st. San Anto-
MO. Texas. Vicente RanGei, Prop.
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VENDo EN- hRoNOS maquina dc coscr
Singer diferertes cstiios; Fon6G-afos CO
|LJMBIA". rianos : maquinas de escribi-
OLIVER. VENDO Al CONTADO dis
COS "COLUMB!A', maauinas SINGER"
usadas. Nnluy baratas. Glasses de Dordado
fGRATIS. SE HhCE HEMSTIrCH!NG a deg
c~entayos yarda. =. DE- los Santos, Eel.
Travis $3.50. COZ Dolorosa ST.
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SEiL.OS DE COMA

Para concentrates. profes!oniStas Y Sccic-
daieS. Complete su-tido de accessories para
los mismos. Pida ~cat@iogo . |. SANTOS
ORTA. ell Do!oroSa s.. Tci5fono Travis
S2Ss. San Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-03

Sc NECESITA familia mexicana suf;ciente-
nentc numeTosa para trahajar 4 medias en-
plantation de 200 acres. Esta plantation cs-
ii situada a IL millas al Oeste dc Lomita.
Texas. Sc proporcionan gratis. casa, lena.
aqua, pasturas. tiros. implementos = semilla.
Para informcs dirijase a LA PRENSA.
Tambien So necesitan trabajadoreS pa
n trabaio dc rancho > pizcar algodon. Sc
pagan T~asajes. ~
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I XISOS DE- OCAS/ON /
MISCELANEA.

TALLER DE ZAPATERIA y expendio de
escobas mexicaaas. Esteban Lopez and Co.
20 So. Conchos 81.
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Sc. RENTA IN cuar;o Grandc en- 81 n. San
Saba St.
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4 TRES B. 3. B.

BUENO. BONTTO. SARAfO.
Fabrica dc chocolate me1icano : p~iloncilio
De blena caiidaG. Sur.imos ordcncs de yer
bas mcdicinaIcs : argiculcs me.Icancs. Pida
lista de prc-ios. Escriba Su direction correc-
IN. correspondence y g::os ell Ia s:EI'ente
foru,a e. Canales e h:ioS. BIZ So Con-
,hos ST. San Antonio, Texas. 80
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OBRAS DE EDUCACION

Elementos dc Gramatica, POI EerranE.... 20c
Gramatica CaSte!lanR. coa arreS!o a IA de
IA Rea! Academic. por HUniga. Au-ne=-
tada cen trataiOS &c O-toErrtla } Pre-
s0dla- Tn tomo tela
Gramatica de u Reai Academia ESpanols.
Ultima edici6n Official S3.25
Prunt-ario &c OrtografiA de n Lengua
Cesse!aaa ............... .....-... soc
?ronrua-io dc CoajuCaci6n. o los diez mil
verbos c2stcLancs.-Etici6E reiormada y
aGment4da 80
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-10-24
Will RADIUM AT LAST
OPEN THE DOOR OF
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-10-24

1, During what siege did the
women and children fling themselves
into a flaming pyre while their men
marched to battle?
2. What Partisan bank has the
privilege of issuing all the bank
notes of France?
8. What is Scotlands highest
mountain?
4. How many men fought in the
Civil war, and how many were kill
ed?
5. When were the first laws made
against liquor in America?
6. What salary does the United
States pay a cabinet officer?
z. When was slavery introduced
into the United States?
8. When was the first baseball
club organized in America?
9. Where is the oldest insane asy-
1um in America?
10. What is the one large river
in Australia?
Questions Answered
1. What did Columbus say of
Cuba THAT it was "the most beau
tifuI land that eyes had ever be-
held"
2. What man failed at an attempt
to commit suicide, and later founded
the Indian empire Robert Olive
the history Of whose adventures and
achievements in India read like an
Arabian Nights tale.
3. What United States officer
captured the first English vessel in
the war of 1812?-David Porter, ar
American naval officer, born at Bos,
| ton, Mass.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-10-24
More Than Score Hurt
In Braddock Mill Riots
Among Steel Strikers

PITTSBURG, Oct. 22.-State troop
ers, regular and special policemen
and deputy sheriffs were patrolling
streets in the Braddock mill dis
trict early today, in an effort to pre-
vent recurrence Of the rioting, in
cident to the steel strike which broke
out yesterday and continued last
night. More than a score of persons
were injured, none seriously, and
twenty men were arrested as a re-
suit Of yesterdays clashes between
strikers and their sympathizers and
Workmen and police.
Authorities of Braddock today at
tributed the rioting, which was the
first serious trouble there since the
strike began, partly to the fact that
special officers and troopers, put on
duty when the steel workers walked
out were relieved last Saturday, leav-
ing only few regular patrolmen to
handle the situation. The troops
were recalled at the first sign of
disorder and today the special Off
GERS also returned to duty.
According to the latest statement
from the Carnegie Steel company, all
its plants, including the BraddocE
works, were operating, ar Mahon-
ing Valley mills were reported work
ing "at a good rate"
The last report from strike head
quarters here issued last night,
stated there was little change in the
sitrat ion
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-10-24
% u D =

4. What is the aArgesr roof In
Europe unsupported by pillars ?-The
roof Of the Municipal palace at Pa
dua, Italy, which is 267 IL feet by
80 feet.
5. What are the chief agricultural
crops of Mexico?-Cotton, sugar
cane and coffee in the lower parts.
while higher UP in the hills, i'm
mense harvests of wheat, corn and
| barley are gathered. There are oft
en- as many as three or four crops
Of corn in one year.
| 6. BY what name was Ireland
known to the mans?-Hibernia.
Z. How many rivers are there in
Spain?-Two hundred and thirty.
| 8. What popularity has the Me
Valley, in Egypt, in regard to rain
The greatest popularity is the alb
sence of rain in this valley. De
spite this fact, enormous crops are
raised by irrigation-but the crops
| depend upon the annual rise anG
overflow of the Nile, for water. II
ten years, and then only an inch OF
so, in this valley.
9. What domestic animals are
held sacred in India?-The bull ant
the COW. They are never used fol
food, but are held as sacred to the
gods.
10. Who was Isis?-An Egyptian
goddess, wife of Osiris, who wa.
murdered by his brother Sch. The
tears of the goddess are supposed
by her worshippers and follower!
to cause the annual overflow Of tn,
Nile.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-10-24
British Women Aid
In Fight on H. c. l.

LONDON.-(By the Associated
Press.)-Women are to have an i'm
portant part in enforcing the anti
profiteering act under instructions
for it's enforcement issued by Sir
Auckland Geddes, president of the
board of trade.
Local authorities in England, Scot
land and Wales are instructed to ap-
point local committees, two mem
bers of which must be women, to
investigate all complaints arising
from the sale at retail of the ar
ticles to which the anti-profiteering
act may be applied, from time to
time, by the board of trade.
Complaints must be heard in pub
lie except in particular cases and
books or documents must be treat
ed as confidential if the owner so
desires.
The committee may either dismiss
the complaint or if satisfied the
profit is unjust, require the seller
to repay the amount paid in excess.
The committee also may cause the
arraignment of the profiteer in court
where he will be liable on convic-
5tion to fine of not more than
$1,000 or Imprisonment not exceed
ing three months or both.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-10-24
100000, WAS
GIVEN REDCROSS
DURING THE WAR

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-During
the war the American Red Cross re-
ceived $40O,OOO,OoO in contributions
and spent $273,OOO,OOO in relief
work, it was stated today in the
first installment Of a report to the
American people on the organiza-
tons war work.
Henry P. Dawson, chairman of
the war council of the Red Cross.
made the report. 1t showed contri-
buttons of $26S,OOO,OoO direct to the
national headquarters and of $137,-
100000 to chapters. Expenditures
were divided as follows: France,
sS2,OOO,00O; elsewhere overseas, S72,-
100000; in the United States S119,-
100000. There was on hand Feb
ruary %, a balance of $127,OOO,OOO
in cash and supplies.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-10-24
S. @. S.
If Constipated, Bilious
or Headachy, take
"CascaretS"

Sick headache, biliousness, coated
tongue, or sour, gassy stomach-al-
ways trace this to torpid liver; de-
layed, fermenting food in the bowels.
Poisonous matter clogged in the
intestines, instead of being cast out
of the system is re-absorbed into
the blood. When this poison reach
es the delicate brain tissue it causes
congestion and that dull, throbbing.
sickening headache.
Cascarets Immediately cleanse the
stomach, remove the sour, undigest-
ed food and foul gases, take the
excess bile from the liver and carry
out all the constipated waste mat
ter and poisons in the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will surely
straighten you out by morning. They
work while you sleep.-(Advt)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-10-24
REPORTS DIFFER
ON PROGRESS OF
ANTI BOLSHEVIK

LONDON, Oct. 22.-Conflicting re-
ports were received here today re-
garding progress of the anti-Bol-
shevik attack against Petrograd.
A Berlin dispatch quoted the Rus
sian paper, Prisyw, as saying an
official communique from General
Yudenitch declared he had reached
the city proper from the south and
that street fighting was going on
in the outskirts.
Other dispatches, however, report
ed the Bolsheviki, not only success
fully resisting the attack on Petro-
grad, but winning victories on other
fronts. While the red armies were
keeping the anti-Bolshevik forces
from the city gates by frequent
sorties, it was said, both Denekin
and Kolchak received setbacks.
In the south, the Bolsheviki were
reported to have captured Orel and
driven Denikin back to the outskirts
of Kieff.
On Kolchaks front the Bolshevik:
were said to have advanced fourteen
miles in the Kurgan region, taking
1000 prisoners, and to have won 9th
err successes in the Tobolsk, Troitsk
and Kutanisk sectors.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-10-24
CLAIM FREE PORT
PROPOSAL BARRED
BY CONSTITUTION
Rx THEODORE r111ER

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-Ane
nouncment by Chairman Fordney, Of
the house ways and means commit
tee, that legislation to establish free
ports" would be unconstitutional and
the committee will not act, means
that Savannah, Brunswick and other
ports along the Atlantic and gulf
coasts will lose in their campaigns to
be so designated.
Representative 'Overstreet has
pending a bill to make Savannah a
"free port" and Senator Harris is
just in receipt of a telegram from
the Brunswick board of trade in
dorsing free port" legislation.
Brunswick asked to be included if
congress enacted such law. After
holding hearings on the bill author
izing the secretary Of commerce to
locate free trade zones on the coun-
try's seaboards, the house commit
tees attention was called to a Sec
ton of the constitution which reads
mo preference shall be given by
any regulation of commerce or rev.
nue. to the ports of one state er
those Of another; nor shall vessels
bound to or from one state be Obliged
to enter, clear or pay duties in an.
other"
Chairman Fordney said under this
provision the committee was clearly
without authority to recommend free
ports. The question has been agitat
ed by various business interests anc
civic organizations. Cities particu
larly suggested as free ports included
Wilmington, Savannah, New York
Boston, San Francisco, Philadelphia
New Orleans and Galveston.
Broadly speaking, a free port is ont
through which raw materials may b.
imported without duty, provided
these raw materials are manufac
tured into the finished product within
the zone of the port and then ex
ported in foreign trade. The FREE
port movement was hailed as one O.
the trade promotion plans of the re
construction -riod.