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VENTAS
ARTICULOS MEXICAN0S
. nrecios excepciona!es.

Ajo seco. nuevo. use. libra Anis nuevo.
S5c: Comino nuevo Csc; Caneln Cey!2n ne;
Camar6n con cascara. zoe; Chile ~jarones.
4Sc: Chicle blanco 81. TO-: Chile pasiiia negro.
81. 90: Chile g~uajllo. soc: Chorizo estiio me-
xicano, lie: Chocolate mexicano tegitimol
55c: Chile piquin nuevo. S5c; Cacao en- gra-
no 33c: PiIoncilIo importado de Mexico 23c :
mo!c2ietes riedra 45c; Queso de tuna. 1se:
Queso bIanco 4oc: Habas. Ice; Carae SEGA.
battles p~asados., 10 libras por $3.50; Loza
de barro de Guadslajara Us pleas s%urtidas)
SIS. 90: Cajetas de Celnya. 75c. "a docena :
$500 ciento, y otras mercancias iCualmente
baratas. LOLA DE GUADALAIARA: b.
tel6n con plato y vase. ! rs; botelon So
lolo. csc: JueSo . cazue.a5 Sl.S5; Jarros
caldereta 10 a Csc; olos lurnb-eras Is. 20 y
40c Ja-rOs cocos, 10 y l5c; Vases y onas
dior. 80 4 Soc Alcancias marranitos y fru-
tas. : 4 zoe; Jarros verdes. 10 y 15c; ia
rritas engretadas. : 2 Ice Animales de Ia
ba Toe; Chucheria l5c. docena; An;ma!es
miniature, l5c. docena: Pida lista completa
DE- loza. Pidase lista hoy mismo. Para OBJ
tener eStos precios acompanee importe com
pleto junto con el redido. CABEZUD BROS.
Box 80. Sta. !. l4I0i. w. Commerce St.
San Antonio. Texas. Tclcfono CIR. 1852.
Js.sS&s2
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DR. Ii. MARTINEZ GULNAE. EspScial's,a
= Intermediates - rlugS ) parties AecicI-
ma Ell. Seaeral OGciRa, l30- ". ConneEaS
s.. Te.e.ono travis Z206
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PRESTAMOS
ARRENDAMIENTOS

Sc RE&TA clsP con ! Hao.tacloEss' 81
I mugo.cs. - 5th 81. ''oi
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NENDO un rancho, q IN cuarto de nii!!a
del Depot de Ray lot. y circo mil!as del
Ray. Ar;z.. Immediate al canine Real. Il
Rancho ticEc todas las comodidadcs de Una
buena finca. tiene ocho acres. con 500 ar
bc.Gs frutales. como manZanos. pera!sS. CT
rue!os. membrillos. y dursz: Os. Todos los ar
holes producer mucha fruta. FL ano pasado
produjcron 1900 cajaS de !ruta que sc ven
dicron Il So. 90 GAIA. Hay adcnas abuadan-
tc plantaci0n de hortaiiza Y Is yCrdu-s sc
producer en- abundante caUtidad. FL ran
cho cueuta con abundante y magni;ica aqua
y para IN tempOrgda DE- sccas. cuenta con
dos pomTa> para surtirse de- aGua en- case
recesariO. Tiene una magRitica casa de
cinco cuartos perfectan:ente empapelada y
anima,es de ?odss classes. FL Precio cs raSo-
nab!e. 81 Sc Interest," IN adquIrlrio. diriiaSe
por correspondence 4 +. SANCHEZ. p. o.
Box 326. Ray. Ariz. ti5D
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w. HOUSTON STREET

Casa de dos pisos y s cuartos. stuada en-
esauina con frente de 81 pies. eG W, Eous-
ton Street, q una cuadra de Ia lines de lit
Reys" y traaviRs. Tieae installation electri-
81. gas : dreaRje. Ideal para casa de asis-
tencia 0 a2-artaueatos. 500 90. $4,000
al contadc. rssto en- abonos facLes.
A. B. RATHER REALTY CO.
40 Frost Bldg. q. s0s6.
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NEXICANo hourado. trabajador. = en- buena
salud. dc 50 amos de edad. dssca eor-esPon-
Gene!a con seEorita meSicauI de 20 a IS
z5os &c clad. objrro r-at-imCn!o cuents con
mas de 81. 10000 &c capital en- e. Baaco: =
ssncritu cue intsrese. GeScra ser de bucnas
c~cstCnbres ' de buena saIud. Al escribir aG-
iuatsn fotogrGfia. DirfjsESe = r. :. Torres.
co Pawel House. Ss2nisiSas. Calf. ia
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BASCUT.AS de todas clases, Sc compran.
vgnden y cambian. AGentes de las basculas
computadoras automaticas Detroit. BascC-
lbs "Fa;rbark". ToStadorcs de cafe 70
val. Mo.ino5 &c cafe. Cuchil!os para car
nicsro y -csriYeraGores. sos Main Ave. San
! Antonio. Texas. Tel. Or. +22A. Il. (. HAR-
| GLS. Mgr.
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\ ltil IcSteSGuc. III &C N
| noticia de ellos.
Termina ST. camunicacion ell Gooer
nador Ritz pidiendo al general oore-
g6n ayuda para capturar a Gonzalez,
V fondos para salvar la situacion e.
| economical del Estado, que es amen
| table debido a los desmanes Y robos
| cometidos cor dicho sublevado.
Obregdn la contestado en- ell senti-
do de que va ordena Sc abra n a.
| v~eriguaci6n para proceder contra los
| responsables de esos abuses.
Ell GREMlo DE FERRocA-
ERILERoS DESEA QUE Sc LIE
EAGAN ALGuNAs
lCONcESIONES.
FL Presidente substitute de Ia Re-
| p1blica, seior De Ia Hperta. recibio
IL vista de una comision designada
| DOT ell gremio de ferrocarrileros pa
"a conocer las peticiones formula;
! das por los trabajadores de los Te-
| rrocarriles, relatives 4 algunaS con-
| cesiones que pretenden. para ell meju
| rarriento no solo de los agremiados.
sino en- general del ramo en- Guess
ti6n.
SegGn las noticias dadas a conocer
q este respecto, Sc sabe que los fe-
rrocarrileros exhibieron al Primer
Magistrate las petic!ones escritas QUE
! gentlemen sells clausulas a la cuei
mas im~portantcs. De elias Sc despren
de qie las pretensioEes de los agre--
lmiados son principalmente. controlG'>
la administrator de los ~Ferrocarri-'
les, para cuyo efecto 6esignaran, dr.
acuerdo con has autoridades un Di-
rector General competente en- ell ra-
mo de fer%rocarriles, y representatives
este prop6sito en- n de sus forrna-
del gremio que tengan acepracion en-
"a Junta Directiva de las Lfneas. A.
este %prop6sito en- n de sus ciausu1
las Sugieren la convenience dc que
eXista un Consejo de Administrator
tornado Tor hombres honorables "
experinentados sobre ~finanzas g in
dustrias ferrocarrileras, permitiendo-4
SO que forme parte en- e. un repre-
s~entante de las Asociaciones F'erro-
carrileras. FL Corsejo Sc hara cargo
CONTINUAEA En- la noche.
de la administration de los Iesocios
del ferrocarril. teniendo facultades
para nombrar al Director General, al
Contador V al Tesorero General, pu-
diendo ratificar o rectificar los NOM
hramientos que Sc hayan expedido an
ties de SUI creaci6n.
La clausula Ultima de las preten-
sion. de los obreros cita que Sc acier.-
dan y acepten las representations
quo hagan las sociedades f~errocarri-
leras en- defelsa de los ~funcionarios Y
empleados 4 q~uienes sc pretcnda re-
mover o Sc haya removido injusta-
mente de los puestos que, por su no..
norabilidad o aptitudes ocupen o ha-
van ocupado desempehandolos salts
factoriamente.
Jl Presidente de la Huerta escuch6
cordialmente a los Comisionados fe-:
rrocarrileros, ~ofreciendoles poner es-i
pecial atenci6n en- sus demandas a
fin de resolverlas como sc crea DE Jus,
ticia.
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PROSPECT HILL
SEHORA

:Quiere listed ser bonita? EntonceS. use US
ted mis- articulos. Estes son procedentes de
las Cortcs RealeS de IaSlater-a, y han veal-
do de genCraci5n en- generation Aetua!T1en-
re soy "a unica poseedors de eilos. Remove:
cor instantineo de espiniilas La Masdue
Sl.0O Y $50: tres classes de erenas insupe-
rabies. soc. Y 81 .25. Colorido de hermcsura.
75c. Depilator!o Go Gone. en- poivo. SOC. Sc
enviau a todas parties. Porte ) cont:ibuncioa
de guerra, Toe. Madam Holland. a29 ".
Commerce st. Tel. CT. 81. San Antonio,
Texas.
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DARE BUENA GRATIFILACION ! Ia
persona cue me propo-cicHe lniovmcs exnc
toss acerca del actual p~aradcrn Dc Vicente
Ramon lie Is amos DC eG2G complexion Erue
ss PEI oco!oraGo y chino es-at-.a hsja; QUEEN
en- AgoSto de 1919 Sc srcoGtc1Ja en- CasccAe
Texas, de 6onde Sc recibicroa sus ultir1as
rcricias. CuaIeSGuis- iuforue sob-c este ssun
10. d~I-iiase 4 Jesus Ramon. Box $50. Carrie
Sr-irrs- rn.-S.
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DR.. HERACLIO GONZALEZ

G27 n. San Saba ST. esQuIaa con Lake.
view. TeISfono Travis $40.
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UN TRAJE POR $500

De casinir = Ia MEDIA. V. So=a. Sastrc.
6OT Dolorosa ST. Tel. Travis 3lo2. San An
tpu.o. Texas.
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EMPLEOS.

Sc NECESITA sonora para trabajo general
de casa. Dirigirse a 1910 W. Houstons ST.
GA
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So gENTAN cuar.os srrisSiados. con Q SIT
Esis,e3-,a. Sl5 S. CorchoS St. San ALto'
MO, Texas Vicente kanEcl. Prop.
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Sc REETAN cu.rtos amgeS.aCcS, en- casa
~. samI:a mexicana 60S Garden s. 10
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Sc NECESITA criada para servicio general
de casa. Dirijanse n s04 San Pedro Ave.
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~GRATIFICARE con $500 Z IA persona cue
ne prCpo-cioae informes eNactoS acerca del
actual paraGc-o dc mi hiio Bibiano Romero,
Dc 70 sSos de eGad, cstatura bOja. color mo-
reno. ojSs g-andcs. pestaaa china = pclo ne
sro. auicn e. mes de AEoSto del aHo pasado
sal!6 de Garadc, Texas. para Manor. del mis-
mo Esrzdo. sin habcrse tsnido mas noticia5
acerea &c 81 paradero. Cua!esQuiev irforme
sob-e este asuntc dirilaSe 4 Srita- Francis
ca Herrera. Gauado. Texas. t3)
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Sc FENDE Ut piano c~!Gctrico. de IS rotas,
en- buenas condolences. muy bsrato. 4ntor-
man 30T So. Coachos ST.
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[1E#A
d. "a EElazzIE|zIllZzEEII..lEzEElsfRk4die@

Pronto saIdrdn al mercado las nuepas nonedas en- acuna-
ion.-Estd casi resueito en- Sonora Ell ~problema de la
tribu Yaqui.-Se abbre proceso a los responsa6les de
los 1lIttiifmaos crinenes en- Chiapas.-Los grenios unldos
de FerrocarrIeros, pretenden controlar la Admins
TRACTION de las Lfneas Macionales de Mexico.
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Free E~mploymentl Bureau

Sc N~ECESITAN 4 sastrcs para sacos. 3 pa
m pantaloncs y . para chalecos. Tambien
5 senoras que scpan haccr chaleccS, y Sc en-
Carguen dc las composturas. AseguramoB ira
bajo ycrmanente y los meJores suicides de pa
"a. por semana o brenda. Diriiase 4 G.
Cuevas & Co. 40 Chaparrsl St. Corpus
Christi. Texas.
STAR EMPLOYMENT CO. COS West Hous-
ton St, pUsde propocc:onar Il listed trabaIa-
dares y eIEvleos. Teitfono Or. 65il.
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CUANDO listed ncces'te IN carru dc
MADEIRA . eStacas de c~ualquicr claSe, o made
IA mczclada Yara construction de casas, es
cr!ba U tc!esrafie Il Louisiana Lumber and
Shlngle Company. Dallas. Texas.
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PARA CANAR MAS DINERO

Aprenda listed in
giles en- 81 prop!a
5 por medic de
nueStro curse espa
cial, Y IL ayUda de
una persona amerl-
n Enyienos 81
nombre Y direction
Y de daremos infOr.
mes
2l412 Main St.
p. D Box SIS
RUDY COLLEGE
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MEDiCOS.

M TANEL-C.r.J4ao Dent-sua AsxlrGGo.
E-oa-,aaca- sa e0rUn.S, yGca-es , eafe7-
messc,s C. "A boss lPy0c-hza. Ne2EA con
~ yrotssIouIsta cue Is A-%lc~no > sSO
Drnrr.ca con neNLcaDOS- EA-4nsn ~E1-S.
-S1-,,lta. yralls, pIvcGO5 SUmoco- : 90 aeo-
rn,. a . LssA--DSrccSion bOiiCA
as san PEDRO. svS > ~. toHl-eEse 81
san A1Lon,C. 4sz2S
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COMPRAS.

COMPRO una carpa dc circo con gradas y de
dos IGlos, uue este en- buen estado. E. Ca
rricarie. Hotel San Luis. San Antonio.
Texas. lIJ
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GUIA PROFESSIONAL
IoSE u 0 RIYERA

A5ogGdo dc los Tri5gsclss Gs "a Kepao'cc'
se encarSa &c ,oda clase lie asuntos PTots'o-
males n Mexican. Ba!a California Oesps-
cha en- 81 edificio situado frente al es4 d
- - Rnta tribunatcs eu.o-iaa5SS O.
los EsLados C7idoS. est1 asoc:aco con q
eninense abo=aSo wiuet6 Andrews. de Los
Angeles. Ca.
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Sc NECESITAN jovenes para vendcr 81
aceite mas fino Y puro para naquina de
escrIbir. ~fou6Grafos Y cajas &c r1isca. Ven
tas por mayor. sos So. Alamo. Alamo
Sewing Machine Surply Co. G5l
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Sc NECESITA una Srita. de bucna rrcsen-
cia Y muy aseada. espanola o mexicana, para
pilnnama de IN nino de 2 amos de edad. ocu-
IRAN a lis E. Laurel St. l5)
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DR. FLIPPEN

aos W. a. Sl-Ncs No-a. y, :
T-ata-n.e-tc pyriccsiuG4Go sc las E""n-ILaS
interstlclales. ecuGa "a p0st-acion n~er''oS9'
sin nceeiGad de operaci p ) SIN 'mpeair que
s. ,-arn Intermediates de. san
Ere. pied. 3 vy5:sa, de acle-tO con scS utt.-
mos metodgs Irzuccses.
Solo neccs.r@ Eacerms Unas euan-2S Fisi,aS.
Hoao-arios modie0s- NJ camgo corresgo"-
dencIa.
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LA SENCRA Domingo Diaz Leal nfreee sus
trabajos de bordado y pintura a preclos
c6moGos. 500 s. Laredo. Altos.
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DOcrURA osSTETRICA ofgese ses s~esyte'os
a pl5ico. Lecll4 SenLt- - H"1~"-|-
II TgL IT. $50.
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VENTAS

DE yENTA EN- WACO. TEN. Casa de II
Icusrtos. con toias las comodiGades. en- e. ba-
lrrio mexicano, q dos cuadrns del City Hall.
'Precio de sacrifice para venderla Immediate
pente $3.ooo.00. P. o. Box 3T6. De Leon.
Texas.
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iRATIFICARE con $500 a n persona que
re Porpo-cioEe informcS exacJos ace7ca del
a-.ua! ra-adc-o de mi he-mano Pedro ORTIZ
N;cto. cuien Ell 1915 sali0 dc San Antonio,
vos=ieado en- 1877. POGO tempo dcspues.
sai6 nuevamente : no sc nan reclhIdO mott
Gins de e.. Cualcsqu;e- inf~-mc so5rc este
asuato. dirijasc 4 n Sra. Ma:-a Ortiz DE- II
5crina. 80 Third ST san Antonio, Texas.
tl4)
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PESOUISAS.

DARE BUENA GRATIFICACION a IA per-
soma que ne proporcione hformeS ~eHaetos
acercg del actual paradcro de les Srcs. Giro
Toya7 Y Lorenzo BAez. ambos origiDaTlos de
Guadalajara. : pcrteCecientes al eJerclto eS-
federal. e Sr. Toyar perteHeci6 4 las fucFzas
del Graf- Ncvoa, en- 1911: ; e. S.. Baez, casa
do con Ia Sra Ma. Galvan. CualcsGgie- Info7
Me sobre este asuato. Giriiase a George To-
va. 51I9 WyalusjuE Avenue. ". Phiiads!-
phla, Pa. tIi)
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De FONOGRAFOS de todss classes } ma
CIinas de eose-.-25 amos de practica.-O--
Geaen Yor correo. FONOGRAFOS. maoui-
RS SINGER en- ALONGSIDE seSundu ma
70. baratos. al contado. Leand-o NJ. Rodrt-
.S2sz. LOG Bueaavista 81. San Antonio. Ie-
Eas.
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-s-.lE EUGEu&- lROg&ACTOR Ho-
rus De o55cina: lie Q a - ". y d , a 6
!. VI. l@ps1s West Eugs,ys - Lei Cr-
gsS4.
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ROSA D. BONA. FrCIssOrR ea parties ; e.
re.latgsta en- euEsrlued2deS dc teuoraS- 81
~. Houston 81 Te.etonO travis 1873.
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81 TTENE listed u Iote en- e. ceneate'
no &c San Fernando y no ssta Passco' IA
yp- &c conunicarse antics del dta 10. &c
Arosto con t, administrator. Sr. NJ. Il. Flo.
res Tel. CT. +l64 i4Si
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SAUNDERS AVENUE

$4,000 AL CONTAD0. $50. 90 o MES
En- Gale payimcntada. sitaada EN- csQuina.
bgngue,2s de cemeatO ea todcs los lados de
= casa. solar granGe, bano. y Gaieria. -.
IS, 500. 90.
4. B. RATHER REALTY CO.
40 Frost B.dg. TT. 6CS6.
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pente 100000. P. o. Box 3T6. De Leon
Texas.
Sc VENDE barato. tocador, lavabo. CANA
srarde dorado con tambor. vitrina y hbrero.
toGo bueno. 1851 Matamoros St. (l4l
Sc VENDEN silla de barberia, espejo. re-
!ox &c of?c!na y aEramanl. 1924 e. Paso St.
;rente e Il capina de Guadalupe tI)
vE!Spo EN- ABONOS m&quInas &c euser
"SulEcr' difcrentes ~estilos fonoSrAtos Co
!umbia." pianos y mSQuinas de cse-ihir
Oliver" yENDo AL CONTADo diseos
Columbia" maquinas Singer usadss tnny
ha.ata.. Glasses gratis dc BORnADO. SE
RACE HEMSTITCHlNG "A 20 cts. yErda. +.
d. los Santos. Tel Travis 1859. Ills ".
Commerce ST
.PETACAS y VEIICES de construction fuer-
te trabaio gRran:izaGo. TeHgo maSnifIcos
ypliccs dc rprdera forrados con larinG Z pre-
clos muy bara;os. FABRICA de BaG!cs y Pc
tacas. D. Mihoz I.e;o. 6IS Do!oscsa s.. San
Antonio. Texas.
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MISCELANEA
pT NEyICANOS

perot Cafe. G. P. EhEoEdo y R 1t. Cas-
80 P-oDs-I225 ". Houston St. San An
ronio. Texas. Tel. Or. 4lSS.-Partcipamos
a nuess-a c~l;enteia que los Sabados y Domin.
COS SERVINGS ~placllos observation-disclosures, IN
tada. mole ~pobIaao. lengua !anpreada, Ear
re de puc-co con chile, enchiladaS, eh'Ies re-
Lenos o iamp-csdos. aIb6Ddigas en- cs4diio.
frijoles r~efritos. srroE Suisado, chocolate me-
$50 cafs Y Ieche. us
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IN An;CNCIO en- LA HEENSA' Sienp.e
- de GxlLo SECURE. Lame I'd. ~ tsteioHo
V-svis 24l- aGGnciess desds sueg9.
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DR.. GUILLERHO HARRISON. Esgecia
IisLz Opuso. E&@m.na los OIcS para lenteS-
$ sgngoueu a~ateo.gs &c t0uLs c.-SeJ. Pre-
r.gs mod!cgs. III S0.-daG 81.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-08
QUITTING
WHAT? TEACHING. WHY?

Fifty schoolmen and women, hreaS-
fasting together during the y a +. at
Cleve,aLd. mentioned IN tairty min
ut,s fifteen reasons wh; he best boys
and girls do not enter the teaching
profession. All of the causes are re-
movable. If teachers, superintend-
ents, board members. parent organiza-
lions of all types viii face the facts
and jou in cooperative effort the
schools of tomorrow can hope to have
tea .ers, instead CT facils in 1929 a
shortage OF 100000 - 40 percent r.
qualified teachers and normal schools.
instead of having no graduates in
1928. which would be the number II
the decrease for the next three years
in the same proportion as the last,
could be turning out more graduates
than in the pre-war days.
What's wrong with teaching ?-999
our of a thousand give low seiaries
This is unquestionably one big reason,
but it was the unanimous opinion a
the group of fifty representative
school people that salary increases
alone will not bring in desirable re-
cruits or change teachings reputation
unless the other objections are re-
moved Salaries are being increased
daily, grade salaries of 500 TO S2O0
are established facts. wide publicity is
furnished by newspapers, educational
magazines, national magazines such
as the Outlook. Saturday Evening
Post. Literary Digest, which is now
giving one topic week in its weekly
moving picture film to teachers sal
aries; these and other forces are
rapidly removing the objection of low
salaries, yet we see no rush toward
teacher training schools or decrease
in designations.
Isn't it time to look farther for the
other reasons for stunning teaching
DR.. Rowland, of the Pennsylvania
State Department. said, "Raise sal
aries 70 the sky and we shall still not
get a supply of teachers unless we es-
tablish at the top of the profession big
positions, paying big salaries, as 9
possible pinnacle TO be attained by
every boy and girl entering the work
Give us even one position paying $50
600 or 100000 per year and it will at
tract more ambitious young people
into the profession than minimum sal
aries of $3.50 a month"
Six teachers gave up teaching a
500 per month to enter the chorus Of
Broadway theatre at minimum
salary of $3.50 per month. which was
not an increase, comparing purchas.
ing value in New York and in the
home town, not to be. chorus girls fol
life. but because the opportunity ex
listed for each of them to become {
star at $500 a night Teachers, legis
latures. boards who oppose, and, il
fact, do not urge big salaries for The
top positions are contributing theil
share to the teacher shortage.
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miserable mother and by her side a
lovely little calf. 1t is quite as bad
with the hogs; the roads are lined
with the thinnest hogs. who are eX-
pected TO make their living. Often we
have seen 10 or IL tiny pigs running
along beside an ugly old SOW Once
on this trip we passed a bunch on a
bridge and one tiny. little red fellow
fell off into the stream As il was not
deep | hope he got back 10 his mother
One of the natives told me the way 20
tell when these razor backs" are
ready to butcher was to catch him and
hold him up by his ears. If his head
was heavier than his body you threw
him back TO improve; if his body was
the heaviest YOU convert him into
pork.
There are no sheep down here, but
quite a good many goats. One of the
prettiest sights we have seen was
drove of goats and kids on a river
bank where we were ferried across
About noon we reached Orange City
after passing through beautiful Le-
land, where many rich people have
settled. We saw a drinking fountain
in Orange City and my husband got a
drink of water and said il was the
best lie had had in Florida. An old
gentleman came over to the car and
said it was the best and purest in the
United States that sample had been
sent to the St. Louis Exposition and ii
had taken the highest prize among 80
competitors as being the purest water
of all. He told US an old man had
wanted a well dug and had driven
pipe down 125 feet, when it struck
rock and the workmen stopped and
asked what was to he done The old
man said to go on ana they went down
a few feet through this rock and the
pipe fell about Is feet and a gush o.
water came out that was so strong il
was sufficient 10 supply the whole
town and the engines that stopped
there; and the old man has developed
a wonderful business shipping il all
over the State to points where they
have only the Objectionable sulphur
water
We passed through Orlando. a
most beautiful. thriving inland town
with a nominal population of about
$4,000; this winter that has increased
10 $4,000 and. OF course, the town is
filled with automobiles and people
This town is one of the most beautiful
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HOMEWARD BOUND
FROM SOUTHERN TRIP

Writing to the Evening Capital from
Daytona. Fla. last March. the letter
having been delayed publication for
press OF other copy sent this paper
Mrs George Davidson. who, with her
husband and two children, son and
daughter. have recently returned
from Florida. wrote as follows of her
trip:
Before we left Florida to return to
our home in Maryland. we felt we
would like to visit the West Coast. as
we had been well down the East
Coast. SO on the 21st of February we
started with the family for St Peters
burg, where our old friend Mr.. Combs
lived. who moved there from Annapo-
lis six years ago.
las We got away from the city of
Daytona we saw the usual cattle run
ming at large that we had seen in
Florida and Georgia in large numbers.
They were branded just as they are in
the West. and about once a year are
collected together and the calves
branded They are sorry looking lot
in the winter when there is little for
them 10 eat but the tough. wiry pal
metto leaves. but they are already
improving as the spring grass is get
ting long enough to get a bite. We
have the seasons down here as in
other parts of the world. but spring
begins about February LIST. The COWS
are very profitable, as they increase
in numbers so rapidly. One man in
Daytona sold $4,000 worth at one
time last year, many of them cattle he
had never seen. | would not own
them. however. as | should always
feel | was profting by the suffering of
dumb animals.
Running wild that way, many are
so weak from the precarious living
they get that they can hardly drag
themselves across road. and it is
quite a common sight to see a dead
COW here and there that has been
killed by trains | hope it won't be
long before the S. p c. A. requires
owners TO feed cattle, or else give
them up. One often sees a thin, weak,