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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

os Nf%5 F mSS2f 81 INC Ghar ef' w A ID
Mr., i, :. Gardner. $50 &orth Elm Street.
properly ;i!;' for the opSninE w Of clev"!and
@ ; oe;W Ne Nimi'T Ia ana stuart. VII
\ rreesp,,,on, to members OF ,hs CON
pal church VIII Gs given by The mems
nS e afoS church q the naTsh nGnss
program has been arranged.
. Thc, senior class OF John Marshall nsrh
creek this attcrnoon An attractive pro-
gram has been asranrcd.
10 iI;ywSGa Lotions; aged :; though, to
iiosTii%i. wh3n Grousht .hSrS wSdnSs risS
after benz I'M! fauEh; i hsiwssn TWO street
ported last night az improved.
y;I. conference of Seventh BAY Al
and Ri sf%2 sSf""t
f%,s Tnvi Hi; ,y;iSst,S5dsy The meelnEs Will
:, Company, u. Richmond Light Infantry
i"Sa Of TIE hi muss damn 3orW IN !hG
night for members Of the company. The
c C,,sna played for the dancing and Il buGe;
Because OF an ALLEGED advance in rates
aM ths sate %,h ihT
i Pani TnIG sEIanst he GEews Ece,5c
morning Of ;inns ., Complain; Mas made
Attorney Hunter il. watson ''' ''S "
hibtion, agent for tho southern division.
liz q ,hS, Jus,iiss praE 'cqmTap},
though the value of the drugs IS not de-
nnit"ly known. the amount i thought to
be great. as the store is considered
,,d Rshw gort Anyiiiary Of the, Childrcp,s
afternoon with Mrs John Skciton Williams
Members are asked to bo at Seventh street
Mi tsRc tSs wss,G GnT SS'os car They
S O'clock and Will be- me-, a, s.op 10. and
meeting viii " be held sG f'N'o" where the
Marshall High school, Aium%ao ." %sso 'Snn
ZION have completed plans for dance TO
6 o. sSen +, F55iday piGh, Jun II. a, $40
Hotel All aiumnac and member OF the
nnr present yea. graduating class are ex-
IN r G?x;Fpor and Mrs; Davis have been
entitled "a Nigh, in ' DlNie LARD. ara 'Il'ns It,
F fny sc }Snfh' r e $50 clock william
Inc Children OF tn sshool. MO S"F are TOO TO-
Additional compensation o, two weeks
lard GpiSyed by tho S 81 M5ir1m r9
n Mht,c D ctn n,ovo Co. for INJURIES incurred
tho Industrial Commission 81 Virsinis
rany was the insurancc carriar' po Iam
VAS Originally allowed six months com
VIII he about 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28

Thc vocal class OF Howard -
Bryant gave benef, concert for a
little church in Hancourt a small
village In Lorraine. laat night in In.
auditor um Of the John Marshall
High, school. The program was he
gun by the singing OF the 'AIarscil-
& iaise by members OF the high school
in the costumes OF Alsacc ana Lar.
raine. assisted by Mic Jean Ogcr.
Members Of Mir Bryant's class IN
) ing part In tho program We're: Mrs
Lille Gaines Phillips, Mrs Minnie
So!kmann: sopranos; Mrs II
HNishtinSa!c alto. Maurice Tyler ana
RoseneEk Dyson. tenors. and Mo-
yin O'Grady, baritone. The pro-rar
consisted o! duets Gu.r,n.s ard
solos Miss Gwcndolyn Hatcher ION.
dercd a piano solo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28
Grants Wri, of Error.

Review of the case OF Henry
Cohen, lr., against tho Tucker
in which he was
awarded the sum OF $1,000 in Illus
tings Court, Part H.. for damages al
legged TO have been suffered when
hot-water bags were applied to his
spine while he was IA patient at the
hospital, Will be made by the Su-
premc Court OF Appeals. which
granted yesterday "A writ of error
and supcrscdcas TO the sanatorium
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28
COMPANY C WINS Clip
John Marshall High school Cadet
Corps Holds Annual Competitive
Drlll 1T Byrd Park

Iompany {, JOhn Marshall HiCh
fered for the best drilled company
yesterday afternoon al Eyrd Park
when the annual competitive drill was
neld; Gener?! 10 Lane Stern present
COMPANY, George Todd. who received
IL on behalf Of his company. Other
officers Of the company are: Edward
cooper. h'st lieutenant, and Clifford
Bailey. second lieutenant
other companies. according to I'm.
rank OF drill done yesterday and their
company commanders are: Company
ID, second, Clifton Henson: COMPANY
n, third. Joseph Shoemaker and
COMPANY b. fourth. Roy Todd This
makes the second winning by Com.
pary {, and Company y has also nj =
READY won the cup twice The win
permanently
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28
nrown Hcadr ,mmi,,cc

T. II FtOWn was CHOSEN ChaIrWAn
al the organization meeting Of tho
permanent executive committee OF
the south side Citizens Association
last night in Hastings Court, Part
u Tho eighteen representatives
tnr"" elected from each OF the six
civic associations on the South Side
attended. Mr.. Brown was instructed
10 name committees on streets sew.
tfage. lighting and water facilities
Tor the entire section, by tho next
meeting. which will he held Thurs
DC Chosen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28
build Thcn,cr Ia, yeu,o..

Application for permit 10 build was
MED Yesterday by Charles s. Somma.
VINO states In his application that hc
intends % bUhd 4 100000 thcatcr.
.? by l@n feet. on the east side of
North Third. in the nine hunLr"d
block Tho building viii be con-
strncied Of Steel, brick and con.
CrNtN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28

Binding glare Of the huge search
Hight, located on the Ford 10, I'D
5acent 20 City Hall. searched IN.
heavens above Richmond, and sue
ceedcd In locating high ~ in Tho
ether the plane sent UP from tho
army field TO the extreme dcligh, Of
the large crowd OF curious persons
assembled 10 witness the exhibition.
Captain Johnston suu the failure OF
"a machine equipped with wireless
apparatus TO show UP was caused bv
a bad landing on the field Yesterday
which seriously damaged the wire
Jess atcnnae with which the plane
Is equipped At dusk this evening
another plane VIII be sent UP The
local recruiting Office expects TO OBJ
tain q large number OF recruits
Through these exhibitions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

curnblcs.
Hichm ond Advertisers Club,
business Mems Club. 4.
baseball, RIchmond vs.. Wilson,
boulevard Field, I:30.
Il. r.. Ice Camp, No. 1, Randolph
Hall, soldiers Home, y.
knights OF Cplumbus Minstrcls,
John Marshall High school audi
torium, S:iJ.
ShcItcrinE Arms Free Hospital
finals, l:lkS' Home, S:3O.
Lyric, Vaudeville, IS, 7,45, B:sO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28
$4,000 Worth of
Fine Toilet Soaps
In An Extraordinary Sale
Begins This Morning at 900 O'Clock
Aisle Booths and Toilet Counter

BY special with Armour Co., we will offer the
largest quantity of Soaps placed sale at practically
present cost Armour Soap Works operate the
largest factory in the wordevoed to the manufac
ue OF toilet soap Every cake of this Soap pure
and we know 1t to be fact that instances Soaps sim
liar character are being sold at double these prices
This SALE coming at such opporne time should prove ad
to housewives and hotels Every uses some kind
OF Soap three times day and every day the week Owing to
low prices on these goods they will be sold only by the
box e to IL cakes) dozen cakes. - w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28
Is. of. c. BENEFIT MINISTRIES Tonight.

The Knights Of Columbus will pre-
sent "a minstrel show in the John
Marshall High School Auditorium
tonight. the proceeds going to the
support of st. Joscphs Orphan
Asylum and the Monte Maria Acad-
envy for Girls. \ matinee was given
yesterday afternoon at McGill Catho-
lie Union auditorium. which was
largely attended. The program to-
night Will begin at S:l5 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28
Two strurL ,,x .,,,

Mrs. X. IL Harrison. aged 20. 31s
SoFrh Harrison street. was struck by
an automobile driven by George Mon
taEuc. and owned by Hiss ". Hinton.
1919 Monument Avenue. She was moi
seriously hurt. W. NJ. Lewis. aged
I. also was struck by a machine at
Laurel and Alhemarle Streets. driven
by r.. l.. Smith. The boys, injuries
were slight. z
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28
ITO TRY ALLEGED SLAYER
lNFEDERAL COURT JUNE |
Hearing OF William Turner,
n Charged With Murder OF It. Nor
Sc gan Moore Is Continued


Hearing in the case of William
Turner. the alleged colorcd murder
CT of Alexandria, who was brought
here Wednesday nigh, from Win
chester for safekecping. was con-
tinucd until June by United states
Commissioner Melvin FleEcnhcimcr.
yesterday. 1t is alleged that Turner
murdered T. Morgan Moore. an Alex
andria torpedo expert. and attempt
ed to attack Miss Pearl Clark, pri-
sHate secretary TO Congressman Brit
ten, OF Illinois, late sunday night.
Turner viii he prosecuted by the
WAS committed on a government res
4erraton. 1t is probable that the
trial will be conducted before
Judge Edmund Waddili, in the United
States District Court in Richmond.
since high feeling is said to exist
in Alexandria. District Attorney Hi
ram NJ. Smith is expected TO prose-
Cuto Turner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28
Enrmer RIchmondrr AWARDED Media,

1T. Ilambtl formerly OF
: Richmond. has been awarded a medal
Sby King Albert. OF the Belgians.
which was presented recently al
sSashyillc. Tenn. his present home.
I'm recognition OF his services during
the war. Mr.. Lambeth. who Is a
brother Of H., e. Lambeth. OF Rich
smond. Is a native OF this city, al
Though his mother. Mrs. George D.
sJatnbeth. now resides at Rocky
Mount. ". c. The medal was pro
.Eeptcd at a meeting Of the Kiwanis
ll.ldbTof that city, of which Mr.. Lam
sSeth vas for1erly president.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28
Facts Ia Alleged Theft Cnsc.

Due Ia the transposition of names
in a police notice in yesterdays pa
per. ii was stated that Miss Gcrtic
cAlister with the theft OF money
and clothes. Miss Frazer had Miss
arrested on this charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28

reception TO members OF the con-
ErcEstton " 50. James Protestant Episco-
pal church will hr given by the mems
club OF the church at the parish house
AT S:ij o'clock tonight. An Interesting
program has been arranged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28

Regular meeting OF the Ladies' Aid
Society OF First Christian Church will be
held toniGh, at S o'clock IN the home OF
Mrs 4. = Gardner. $50 Sorth Elm Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28

The senior class of John Marshall High
school Is invited to attend "a picnic given
hy the juniors of the school at Failing
creek this afternoon. An attractive pro-
gram has been a.r7nrcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28

Thirty-scNonth annual session ot tho
virginia conference of Seventh DAY Adj
S"ntists began at The camp ground.
f" r,gL,, Hi; ,ySstSTdsy: The meeunEs will
speakers are scheduled 70. tn, sessions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28

Haywood hottoms. aged :. thought to
be fatally tiJurcd by surgeons OF Grace
Hospital. when brought there Wednesday,
after being caught between two street
ears at Eighth and HUH Streets, WAS re-
ported last night az improved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28

Commissioners appointed to condcm
property for the opening up Of Cleveland
Street between kiuston and Stuart. Will
meet on the ground today at O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28

Blues. held a full dress dance in IN"
gymnasium Of the Blues Armorv last
night for members OF the COMPANY I'll.
dance was largely attended y iazz or
ch"sira played for the dancing and l, bufci
supper Was served.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28

Govcrnor and Mrs. Davis have boon
n tmsiiSd TO- attend show by local talent.
given tonight at $3.50 o'clock at villa m
EoN school Tho proceeds will 20 toward
the purchase Of phon"craph records fo-
INC children OF thc school. who are to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28

Rccausc OF an ALLEGED advance in rates
without Gompiiancc with the provisions
issued rule against the Crcwc Electric
riant. rciurnable at 10 o'clock on the
morning OF June .. Complaint Was made
by II. T.. Henson and others through
Attorney Hunter IL. Watson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28

The executive committee Of tho John
MARSHALL High School Aumnac Associa-
non nave completed plans for dance to
BE- given Friday night. June IL AT S:3n
o ,,cio,k IL the auditorium Of tho jefferson
present year graduating class are ex-
pcctcd 10 attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28

>, Richnond AUXILIARY OF the. Childrcn's
Home Society OF Virginia viii nice, this
afternoon with Mrs John SHELTON Williams
Members arc asked to bo at Seventh Street
christian church at 2:30 O'Clock. They
VIII take the Westha car a; !
O'Clock and Will bc met at Stop 10 and
conveyed 10y auto to Paxton where tho
meeting Will he held
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
CABLES De ESPANA
! Serpicio especial de LA PREhSA
Las mujeres sufragistas
tieneR gran opoSlcloR

MADRID. Febrero I3.-El peque-
40 grupo de mujereS que ~favorece
q sufracio en- Espana Y que esta ha-
cicndo ~preparativos para e. proXlmo
Congress- de a AlianZa International
de Sufragistas que Sc va a ceIebrar
en ..Sta capital, ha troueZado con una
gran oposici0H en- sus traEajoS aQul
Y sc cree que eEcontraran aUm mayo
res dificultaIeS para Ia celebration
del Congress-.
Il Obispo de Madrid no ha dado eli
~pcraliSo para Que Sc Use el TeatrO
Real para Ia celebration del Congre-
50 ALI. ' u permiso Is neceSario,
pueS sin 81 no podra usarse Ell edifi-
clio. aun cuando 81 gobierno conslen-
Ia en- clio. AdemaS. otros muchos
obiSpoS ' altos prelados cat0IicoS han
ierunciado e. moyiniento como con-
trario q Ia tr&dicion religiosa Y dado
e. espiritu eminente rcligioso de Ia
mujcr eSNanola. So zee cue los ira
Laio. de las ~sufraSiStaS fracaSar3n
del TODD aqui.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
IPlazo perentono a la
Reguladora para que
pague al gobierno

MERIDA Euc. Febrero 10.--Ayer
Sc recibio Ell esta ciudad un telegra-
ma de Ia Secretaria de Hacienda, en-
ell cue Sc comunica a ia Comisi0n
Reguladora del Mercado de Hene-
ouen Que por acuerdo de CarranZa
solo Sc lie conceden a Ia institution
siete dias para que pague los millones
de pesos que debe al gobierno fede-
raj V cuya deuda procede de la emil
sion del papel lanZado en- pasadas epo-
cas- por la miSma institution.
FL telegrama. apenas conocldo,
cause honda sensation en- todos los
circIlos f~inancieros de eSta ciudad. en-
los que Sc opina que es n nJuSticla
marcada la cue sc esta cometlendo
con Ia Reguladora de parte del Nj
nistrc &c Hacienda, Lie. Luis CaDre-
ia V cue no obedece mas que a la ne
gativa de haber entrcgado al propIo
Sobierno los ferrocarriles del Sures-
te.
e. editoriai;sta Leon Guzman, de
Ia Revista de Merida. cScribio un ar
ticulo violento contra el prOceGlmlen-
10 de la Secretaria de Hacienda, ar
ticu!u Que ha aumentado la sensation,
pups convence a TODD el mund0 de que
81 la e~xigencia dc dicha Secretaria
Sc cumple. loo valorcs de Iucatan.
Ell todos sentidoS, SC hundiran, agre-
gando que 9arece cue tai cs ell Fro
p6sito del Lie. Luis Cabrera.
Dice la Revista de Merida. ademas,
Que 40 lay raz6n para senalar csc p!a
20. pereNtorio al pago, puesto que CT
Cobiernc del centric ticne astgurado
ell adeudo con el embargo de les bic
mes de "a &eguIadora. que represen-
tan una cartidad mayor.
La Junta DIRECTIVE sc reunio
para tratar Y discutir cl asunto. pc
70 no Sc sabc todavia que cs 10 cue Sc
hava aCordauo sobrc {! particular.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
iGOZA I'D. De
COMPLETA SALUD?

81 TO es asi :Por oGc no corSulta con
ezgc"ia'istas &c sabeH pcrfcrtamentc =
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
Ell matador de Zapata
armo gran escdRdaIo en-
la ciudad de Puebla

PCEBLA, Fehrcro 1O.-La socie-
dad dc esd cludad csta verdadeTa-
mentc eScaA"atizaaa con 10 que c>'!
hac!cnoc &c hueFa cHcnt2 c! E..2'f"'
gonza!Ista Jesus "~u~jarGo, a qu'et
sc lie InSiruye pfoc'So pof haotr Ia
DO n.uerte " u1oS o~iiclaIes G" Ia ma
cienda de l." Capita. so.ame"t' nor
e' hech" oe que m"nneS'aEoh -aS
slmPatia. Aacia .! c~a""'4%'G SoNofrH
Sc. T~UaJard"' va ~pioG2Sado' ':"to
ue matar a ua ltcencIado que iuhGia
de ~tuhcloEa!i" y Que primeFaMente
hab!a ~coNocruo los de.ltoS del n!i!lJar.
Sc ie roGufo = PRISON y 'ucC" Sc II
vo.T!o 4 ~co2eeder ilb2rtad b4jo nan
"a. " NeSar Ge este ~at'"Iaio J De
la> pr"teSt"s d" ia 4'e1s2 cue cI
nomnE' q" "a ~soc'e"a"' P",ila ''.% 81
caEtiEa'" nj d~ctrluen''. y" So mo
case q" eSt"> ~@"'c"cioEeS - tSjo o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
La HISTORIA POR ETIMOLOGIA

Eyaminabase de Historic a IN jo-
ven va talIudito, Y entire el professor
u 81, Sc entahl0 cl sigUiente curioso
interroeatoriO:
quo Sabe listed de Brute?
Que fue el mas barbara de su g
Doca. puesto que mando matar a sus
prorios hijos.
y re Prometeo, que cuenta ia
NitoIogia?
-prometco era IN hombre que pro
META: pero Ell buitre que lc arranc3
las cntraHas no le dej0 cumplir u
prcmesas.
-3iuy ben; :quien fue Fernando
Perez de Olivia?
In escritor que. a pesar de Su
mucha grasa, do muy POGO aceite.
y de Platon, idice aleo notable
la Historic?
que COMO I'm buen fil6sofo ere
aficionado a conner en- UT plato gran
dc.
-:Que particularjdad Ofrece la Vi
da del Official Quesada?
La de ser muy aficionado al que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
Arnas y HlunicioneS
lleuo una lancka a
los reUolucionarios

TAMPICO, lamps. Febrero 10
Las autoridades mllItareS del puerto
reciDieron informaciones de cue 2n
IN lugar cercano a esta plaza sc ha-
bian visto varias cajas de parque Y
armas a parecer a~bandonadas So
bre unas rocaS de la costa. segun ha-
pian sabido de boca de los trlpulan-
ties de un barco remolcador que ha-
cia maniobras por Ell rumbo en- que
esos p]ertrechos sc encontraban.
Hechas las averiguaciones del ca
so s. comprobo que. en- %efecto, los
citados tripulantes del remolcador
habian visto que una !ancha sc ace"
caba a la playa al parecer sin obJeto
alguno Y de Ia cual Sc habian des-
cargado algunos bultos que hablan
deiaGo en- lugar ~solitario. La Ian
cha Sc retro despues sin ser identl-
ficaGa. tomanGo una direction que
Va no pudo ser Observable por los del
remolcador. Estos, picadoS de Gu
riosidad, segun informaron a dlchas
autoridades ri!itares, Sc Ulrl%lerOn
al lugar en- que Sc habia hecho Ell
desembarco. encontrando varl2S ca
jas de parque ' armas. Las eXaml-
naron EMBELLISHMENTS, pero no pu-
dicron encontrar ninguna etlqueta
u puGiera iEdicar la ~proccdeHcla o
consignaci0n. Dcspues dc esta labor,
comprendiendo cl peligro en- que Sc
encontraban Y suponiendo que los
revolucionarios pudieran Sorprender-
los. abandonaron aQuel lugar, dejan-
do en- el las %ca:ias, cen las que ma
da tenian que hacer, pues las ms
trucciones que tienen son en- ct SEN
lido de que no Sc mczcien para ma
da en- cstos asunt0s.
Tai fue Ia information rccoglda
en- ell puerto, que viene afirmar. una
vcz mas. que cs de esta plaza dc
donde Sc envia el parque y las ar
mas a los TevoIucionarioS, 4 pesar
de Ia vigilance que dice hacen la
policia especial y las autoridades MI
litarcS.
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Emilio Para, jefe
reUolucionario, fus
capturado en- Veracruz

ORIIABA. Yer. Febrcrn 1O.-El
;ofc de IL guarnicion de esta plaza.
Francisco DuraZo. ha informado a Ia
i~cfatura De ~operac!oUcS en- Ell kSta-
do. haber aprchenGido al jctc reV2-
lutjcnario Emilio Para, quien por
mucho tempo ;uvo hajo su dominic
los nucblos de .Atzalan, IXtlahuancI-
10 Y alguuoS otroS de e$a region, SIN
cue puG;eran ser rCcuperadoS Por las
fuerzas de CarranZa. PARA retuvo
tambien. Dor ;lGun tempo. las mpor-
tant2s hacicHdas de FL Jazmm Y To-
cuila. de dondc Sc habia tras!adado a
Santa Anna. despues de II reClo COM
bate sostcuido con los c~aEranc!StaS.
La captura dc este jefe rebeIdc
tienr alguna importancia. pueS Slem-
pre- Sc lc considcr6 pe!!grOSo en- la
region doade fue ~capturadO y que Is
Ia misma de los alrededOreS de San
Ia Anna.
Durazo dice haoer haIlajo dOcu-
mentos en- los Que sc We que PARA
tenia Ia intencion de plaglar a. ad-
ministrador del Timbrc de eSta ciu-
dad Y a algunas otras perSonas que
figuran en- una iarga lista. personals
toda> ad!ctas o.: actual gObierno Y
ouc han dado facilidades para que
sean batido$ los reyolUCionarloS del
EStado.
Sc dice tambi6n por cl mismo .je-
Sc a0rchenSor del iefe rcvoluCionar!o.
que de los mismcs documentoS sc deS-
rror,1, r,,n Darrr D1antp0la CORES
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RECORTELO, VALE DiNERO.

No 10 pierda, recortelo y mandenos-
10 con SOC. Y dirijalo a FOLEY and
CO., 1885 Sheffield Ave, Chicago,
H.. escribiendo SUI nombre Y direc-
ci0n bien claros Y z vuelta de CO.
rreo recibira I'm paQuete de Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound, para Ia
tos: Foley Kidney Pills para dolor de
espalda, reumatismo, Intermediates de
la vejiga y ~rinones; and Foley Ca
thartic Tablets, un magnifico laxan-
te. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14

de cue Ia cluracii7 nSGica QUO he-nos
rccibido. tanto en- America. como en- Ac-
MANN, Inglater-a y FrErcia. unida 3
ruestra practica dc 20 amos. Ia eXpcr1e7-
cia adQuiriia CT los hosriralsc , clIniras.
etc. f.os rone On condicionc- mu" N'n-
tajosas para cl lratamiento dc las cnsrr-
mcdades cr6uicas. Dcseamos que tcccS los
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The Harrison times., 1920-05-08

prepared by the United States Depart
ment Of AgricultuveD
In many sections of Florida and Cal
ifornia the housewife needs only to
step outside Of her kitchen door to
gather the grapefruit for breakfast or
the oranges for dinner. This cannot
be done everywhere, but there is no
reason why any rural or suburban
housewife, even if she lives close to
the Canadian border, should not have
fruit of some kind growing in the back
yard. This is the opinion of special
lists in the United States department
Of agriculture, who treat in detail the
subject Of "GrOwiQg Fruit for Home
Use" in a publication under that name.
1t is Farmers Bulletin 1901 and may
be obtained on application to the d.
vision of publications, U. S. depart
ment Of agriculture, Washington, d. c.
The ideal fruit garden or home or
chard should contain several different
kinds Of fruits, represented in many
cases by a considerable number Of va
rieties ripening one after another over
a long period. Large yields, good ship
ping quality and attractveness in ap-
pe&rance, which are aims of the COM
mercial grower, may be made second
ary to high dessert quality or special
excellence for cooking purposes.
Plans for Home Orchard.
The home fruit plat should be
planned carefully, and in general with
view to supplying fruit continuously
throughout the year either in the fresh
state or canned or otherwise con
served Throughout a large part of
the country one may grow in the same
garden, if he so desires, the following
fruits: Apples, pears, peaches, plums,
cherries, ounces, Strawberries, rasp-
berries, blackberries deWberrles, cur
rants, gooseberries and grapes. In the
colder sections the winters are too Sc
we're for peaches and also for some Of
the other fruits n"med, unless they
are protected; while in the warmer
parts apples, currants, gooseberrios
and certain varieties Of several Of the
other fruits fail because they are not
adapted to The long, hot summers and
mild winters. But in these warmer
regions japanese persimmons succeed,
and in some Of them figs and certain
other fruits can be planted success
fully Therefore one of the most i'm
pOrtant features of the plan for the
homo-fruit plantation is the selection