davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-06-26
KANSAS CITY GRAIN.
tBy Enjted Pren,

Kansas City, June 26-Wheat re- ceipts 133 cars, market unchanged, No. ? hard s2.79, No. ? red s273. Corn market steady, No. white s1.S8.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-06-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Thomas A. Fielder, 70, and Mrs Ollie N. Fraser, 34, Vilonia.
 John T. Carter, 21, and Ethel Rob- erdes, I9, Conway.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21

FL senior Bernardiro Mena Srlto'
Consul del gobierno de Carranza en-
Ia ciudad de Nueva York, nos ha re-
mitido una copia de las comunicacio-
mes QUE Ie fueron dirigidas por los
REPRESENTATIVES del movimiento revo-
.lucionario contra Carranza. pldienHo-
lie Ia entrega del consulate que es a
SUI cargo.
Tales comunicaciores fueron sus-
criras por los senores NJ. de la Pc
ia. con 81 caracter de Agente com
mercia! provisional en- Nueva YORK:
z. V. Pesqueira. con 81 carac;er de
Agente financiero: +. P. de Negri.
~ex-consul de Nueva York; Aware
Tore Dfaz. Agente Confidential en-
Washington V por 81 Gobernador DE
Sonora. Y iefe supreme del eJerc!to
revolucionario. Adolfo de la Huerta.
Mena Brito contest6 Gnicamente a!
mensaje dirigido por el Gobernador
de Ia Huerta. manlfestandole que
solo recibe 6rdenes del gobierno en-
cahezado por Carranza.
Esos documentos qua nos remite
81 Consul Mena Brito son los 81
guientes:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
DEL AGENTE
COM RClAl.

La comunicacihn del senior VI. de
Ia Peha. techada en- Nueva Yorn 81
dia 10 de mayo dice.
De acuerdo con las instrucciones
telegraflcas que he recihido del ST.
On. Ramon r. de NeSri. Acente Co
nercial del Gobierno Provisional de
Mexico en- esta Ciudad. me permito
intormar = listed, con CaraCter off
Cial para su conocimiento. cue desde
hoy csc Corsuiado Gueda bajo la es-
tricta responsabi!idad personal de
listed Y cue respondent de todos sus
actos s~uhSecucntcs al icy Gohier-
no de Mexico.
Como la Administration que Id.
representaba ha deiado de existlr y
como 81 movimienro iniciadn en- So
nora. en- cuvo nombre obro. es ahora
81 Gobierao dc IN Replblica. 81 Id.
desea tcrminar SUI actual situaCi6H
indefinida de representante. de un
Gohierno que Va no eXiste. pongo on
su corocimierto Que eStoy aUtorizado
para -ecibir mInucicsamente esas
O~ficinas. 10 cusl s~aivarfa a listed de
graves responsibilities on 10 futu-
70.
For ausencis del ST. Ramon 2. de
! NeEri dc ests ciudad. fuf nombrado
para succederIe proviSionalmerte. ror
el ST.. Gobernador don Adolfo de Ia
fuerta. .Iefe del Movimiento Sono-
rense : actual Jefe lie Ia Revolucihr
Liberal ConstitucionaIista de Nc
xico."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
COMPRENDIO QUE NO
PODIA HACER I'm
EQUIVOCO
"Aun mis- mas rudas tareas ME pa
recen ahora faciles", dice ell. Gano
nueve libras tomando Tanlac

"Cuando Vi de que manera e. Tan
lac ayudo a mi madre, y cuando Ia OF
elogiarlo en- tan altos terminus no
pude menos que comprender que no
pcsia hacer un equivoco en- ponerlo a
prueba para mis- Intermediates Y a
este Gebo el haber vuelto q gozar de
mi salud". Tai fue Ia enthusiastic de-
~claracion hecha hace uloS cuantcs
Gias Dor el Sr. A. J. Weigand, TN
bien conocido comerciante Que vive
en- el numero p de Ia Gale de Castro
de San Antonio. Texas.
"Siempre tenia las nanos l!enas &c
grancs~y de ronchas cuando me po-
MA a trabajar-continuo ely mi
sangre estaba en- tar malas con6lcio-
mes que Ia mas requena herlda sc
me inflamaba ' sc me hinchaba y "a
mas ~pequena rosadura era para mi
motive de TODD genera de molestlas
V disgustos. Mi estomago estaba del
TODD deSarregla6o. no tenia ell mas pc
oueno apetito V TODD 10 que comia sc
me fernentaba en- el estomago. Du
rante los ultimos cinco amos vine de
clinando Y perdiendo peso, s~intlendo-
me cada dia peor sin que nada me
proporcionara Ell mas peQueno ali
VIC.
Nj madre ME dijo cue 10 70 ne
cesitaba era ton-ar Tanlac porque a
ella 10 habia aliviado Sus enferme-
des. V empece a tomarlo. Tamblen
empece lueCo d recuperar mis- fuer
zas ' a ponerme ben. Primero. me de
rolvio el apetito Y COMA como IN
lobo a la bora de las comidas. Tam
bien mi sangre empezo a linpiarse Y
las llagas que tanto NE mo!estaban
desaDarecieron. Tamb!en empece a
ganar en- peso. He ganado tres llbras
con cada botella V por 10 tanto mi
peso ha aumentado nueve llbras Y es
10 que voy . penas en n! tercera DO
tella Y sligo aumentando de peso. Aun
mis- trabaios mas rudos me parecen
faciles porque he vuelto a mis- anti
cues tiempos en- que ne sentia fuer
te Y con energias para TRAFALGAR Y aho
"a me s;ento perfectame7te o;en to
90 el tempo"
Tarlac So venGc en- San Antonio
nor la Wagner's Drug Co. 400 East
Houston St. Y por Ia Meters Phar,
macy. 1922 West Commerce St. Y nor
las PARTICIPATES boticas de todaS nay
les (Air.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
LE FERIA DE SAN IsIDRo.

o., I,r
hIN"i'''' "a - .
MAJ ''e",'' u 49,. .,.i.s
o'''" - I'd "'S"Ia1' 49, -
"S'''"'aH nn,
'F"n se.s'' 80 $50
'i'"'''' "s !. 49,. ia
'",''''' w We m 49,;
Na'" " e'S''u J 10" ,e''''
|" que =" anus "'''e' .V'''
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21

dos Y de efectuar desemboisos con
a,Ios. Ieualmente pongo en- su como
c~ir,;ento. que los Barcos respec.''os
va han sido i~nstruidos a csc ;eS-
pecto. -so-
Sc lie notifica. ademas. que perso-
60 Ie hara e~stricto response
HE DOR los fondos que haya reura-
10 do los bancos y desemoolsaoo
desde que el Gobierno FroElsio,'A
sumi6 al Poder; dehiendo us'eo pre-
scntar a este todas las cuentas &c
naneio de las cantidades de ainer'
2 listed ~confiadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
DEL AGENTE COMMERCIAL

Una nueva carta le dirigi6 A Mena
Brito 81 agente commercial provisio-
nal. en- Nueva York. II. de la Pc
ma. en- los siguientes terminus:
En- telegrama que acabo de reel
Dir Sc me instruye de que me dirija
= listed. como 10 hago, ~pidiendole
ruevamente la entrega de csc Consul
lado General de MsXico en- Nueva
York. Y Sc me avisa cue el senior On
Adolfo de la Huerta, encargado pro-
visionalmente del Poder Executive
como Jefe Supreme directamente 4
listed o~rdenandole hacer dicha entire
ga.
Suplico a listed me Olga 81 esta US
tel dIspuesto a cumplimentar estas
disposiciones."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
DEL AGENTE CONFIDENTIAL

For SUI parte. Ell senior Aware Tore
Diaz. Arente confidential en- Wash
!nEton. envi6 a Mena Brito IL 81
guiente carta:
"OhedeC!eHdo instrucciones expre-
sas de fecha 20 de los corrientes de
C!udadano Dr. Adoifo lie IL EGerta
Presidente Provisional de IA Eepu-
blica MexiaCan, ponEo an sI cCnoci-
miento QUO por medic Il. - rr+sente
sc revoca la autoridad Ell listed in
vestida para retirar los fondos perte-
necientes al Gobierno Mea,cano do
los Bancos en- que So haliar ieposita
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
ESCAPE DEL ASlLO

Minutes an;es dc las !. de la noche
Two aver conocimiento la policfa de
cue un a~nciano. Mr.. Tra-ev. haat.sa
escapado del conocido asiIo Saint
Francis Home. SeStn parece. a!gu-
nos empleados &c Ia meacionada ms
tituCi1n hab!an hechc va pesquisas
por locaiizar Al cvadido. pero tales
~pcsquisas reaultaron tutalmcnte in
ir~uctuOSaS.
Mr.. Tracey viste saco obscure. pan
talones CRISES Y una =orra girls. tam
bien. rs. de mediana eslatura. anda
ligeramente cnCorvado Y Ia barba.
cast blanca. un tanto crecida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21

La idea de la communication con
Marie, que desde hace va alsunas
decadas viene quitando ell sueho q
los hombres de c~iencia, ha consti1uf-
do desde "a ~aplicacion practica de
las ondas de Hertz. Ia preocupaci6n
de los Sabios de todo 81 mundo. Quie-
nes segGn parece, Sc hallan c6nven-
cidos dc que 81 planeta vecino del
nuesrro Sc ha!la habitado por seres
ECnanos.
Entire Us cieu:l::.oS que ms IS
fuerzos han hecho en- los 0ltimos
amos. Sc cUenta el ilustre inventor de
ia teIegrafia inalambrica, Guillermo
Marconi, que no hace 'mucho lanzo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
MENSAJE DE DEkEGRi

Por su parte. ell ex-consul Ramon
p. de Negri envi6 desde FL Paso
Texas, el mensaje siguiente:
a fin de evitarle responsibilities
des futuras habiendo terminate Ad-
ministraci6n. sfrvase entregar Ofici-
mas niinuciosamente ST. Manuel de
IA Peha. mi Secretario Y Arturo Al
cocer. Consul Particular de primera,
Recibira listed 6rdenes directamen-
te del Sr. de Ia Huerta. Jefe del Su-
promo Gotierno Liberal Constitucio-
nalista. Saludoio.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21

tai mensaje del Gobernador DE Ia
Euerta contest6 Ell Consul en- Nue-
80 YORK. en- los ~sigutentes terminus:
"Suvo 10 dirigido Nueva orleans
O,ro tempo creilo amigo MIC inca
,az insul,arme.-Al hacerio hoy &C.
bo por dignidad unicamente conteS-
,.-,e ole SOW ell Consul de Mexico
nonbrado por Presidente Repuoiica
Mexicana conforme artfculo 50 cons
EMBELLISHMENTS del Fresidente
Carranza recibo nstrucciones oirec-
tas y ~desconozco toda Jefatura I'M
nro,.Isads pues conforme artfculo -
fra cid VII. listed y u amigos es-
IAN i~mposibilitados asumlr Presiden-
cia-Usted conoce muy bien y sape
nnnca eIpao responsibilities nlngu-
na especie porque stenpre ooro
corforme LEY Y lealtad. Saolendo
YucatAn. responder iempre De mis-
sctoS-Deseole que amigos acorn
pahanle hoy esten con listed en- mo-
mentos prueba como go estoy con
P~rasidente Carranza que representa-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lea los artlcutos
constitution So. IS. los, y 100 y ca
20 no listed Constitution
dIecisiete. suplfcolo enterese artlculo
- fra cci6n u~I.-Acuseme reciho este
telegrama.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21

Ia atrevida atirmaci6n de que algu-
mas seha!es misteriosas que Sc re-
gistraban en- los aparatos inalAmbri-
cos con ~sosnechosa frecuencia no eran
sino mensaies que los marcian"s eS-
tahan trasI1ltienJo = IL TERRA, con
ell IL, de- Consuhicar>e CON uosotrcs.
Para estudiar deteniGamente el fe-
n6n.eno de esas sehales descu-
brir Ell origen de elias. Marconi ha
emprendids Ina gira martina en- 81
yate Electra" Que ~ elu:paio cuH
IN po~derosfsino aparato de radiogra-
ia. En- el grabado Sc We al distip-
guido italiano Y. a 81 esposa a bordo
de 81 luioso yate.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
MANDE I'D. SU NOMBRE
NO MANDE DINERO
EnEegada
GRATIS

Rem7ta uuica-
mente su ronore
Y direction. y le
nandare esta ti-
da. I'd. no paga-
"a nj I'm certavo
hasta que In fall
ia le sea entyeGE-
ia a Ia plc-ta de
81 casa per e. car
te-o. No pirrda
esta o~portunidad
dc ootercr n
fa;da dc $500 por
s4.eS. I'd. Sc eco
| nomiza $500.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
.MENA BRITO SOsTIENE ENERGICA ACTITUD
Sc MEGA a prestar atencion a las demands que
lie hacen los representatives del gobierno revo'
Iucionario para que entreg que eI con-
suIado de Nueva York

ponsabilidad no podra disponer de
los fondos que en- cualquiera forms
tenga csc ConsulaGo.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
MENSAJE DE DE Ia.
HUERTA.

FL G~obernador de Sonora Alo!
da 10 Huerta. en- su caracter de Jete
provisional del gobierno ~evolucion
rio, dirigi6, a Mena Brito a Nueva
orIeans. donde era Consul General
81 siguiente mensaje: que lie fue CO.
municado A Nueva York:
.sfrvase listed entresar csc consul,
,odo de Mexico al senior Diputado al
Congreso de Ia Union seilor f. 1eJa-
da,S Representative de este Gobierno
esa Ciudad. Al terminar Ia en-
tre-a de la oficina y archives ~
yantando las Actas correspondence
n,ada usted tran.ladarsa sin per"iaa
de- tempo. a este Estado A reciDh
instrucciones de csta Jc'ttura S'pE-
ma. disbursements.
RESPUESTA DE MENA
BRlTO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21

siforzada en- un herncoso dib1jo a cuad-os.
Ten dos TITLES boisas adornadas con ooto-
nes. Tfenc IN cort- ente-o ; annplio ; es-
ia plcSado abajo del c7nto que es posti5o-
Esta es una verdadera ganGa que debe I'd
aprovechar, ord6nela a prueba hoy misrno
Tamanos: Media de IA cintura de % a 81
= de largo de So a -. Color negro tntea-
mente. No mande dinero. ~cnvienos unscs-
mente su nomb-e : direction. Cuando ie
sea entreSada Ia faldn. paSuee al cartero
s4.eS soianente. PaEamos los gastos de en-
tresa. Use Ia falda, ST no - mejor de- %
que I'd esperaba. devu6Ivanosls y con todo
custo lie rcenbo,ssrmos SUI dinero al momenso-
Es nucstro e. riesgo. no suyo. De Ia rrsdi-
de y tanaao que desea- pidala por d No
s71.
Walter Field Co. Dept. ALSO
Sls So. Michigan Ave. CHICAGO, ILL
''The Bargain Mad Order Houss
LIantas. rusdas , derAs accessories ram b
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
Falda de
$4.9S
Orlada

Esta falda 2:
hecha de Satin
I'm genera de mo.
ca O. parece seda
La parte inferior
-.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
CAE-JLLAS CIENTIFlCAS.
SOCIOLOGICAL Y POLiTICA.

On Casa A~lena.-Pls.nss IGl destleF:O.
poE Manuel NGzGuI& HLAnc0 .....-... t&
.ri.ue1cIa DC Esp4aA ) los EsEaGoS
Unicos Soor- Mexico. 20. 4 Lie To-
-t5!O EsguiScI Oregon ............. al;
Ia alsula cha. emPASAGa eT tea IS -''
-s-fltcS Voa-.ccS . Histories. por
a cgEaa.zlcloL pcAasa Ge Mexico La
CONSTRUCTION J u Dlc:Scu-a. por u.
Ecal!o EaSasA ....----.-- S-"i'
A.nensz Ce CJsEe.os. E2Say9 DC ell
,ica hls.orca po- cl Lie. Jose E4Eueco Sl.eE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
To- GT-,nNA CASIELLANOo

m!o de- "A LeuSua Caste-aaa. I%s
0' 5: Jass 2AlSms1y~o ~ 80" :: yos Is
t,sS pASin4s , s~0n,.ens 80, as v.,a;,-
De- Dicci0nAao &c - A' SasHsr ~. &c
SlHeo III z-ralsaos y reo-estSnos. AZ
niSlsmeS' I-~---,s lar5cas ) ~sEtra-lcTSs'.
a. Pasta ilaS -..rLn-
D,ssiopar:o FoP4Ior de "A LsnsG@ $50 ! m1T
na-Eais'qn A ,o@o' enPascaGa IN :eiA
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-04-15
DEMAND FOR COTTON

Reports from Londan indicate that
the demand for cotton is greater than
the supply. 1t is admitted that the
cotton industry of the great manu-
featuring centcrs of England is de-
pendent upon the supply of Ameri-
can cotton and that supply has been
getting shorter recently. British
trade circles are said to be seriously
concerned as to the cotton situation.
If the shortage continues it is claimed
that the factories would have to re-
sort to short time working and
would, unless more cotton were ship
ped, have to close up indefinitely. 1t
is stated that in the cotton mill dis
trictS Of England there are six hun
dred thousand people dependent up
on the cotton industry. In this con-
nection it is well to notice that At
torney General Palmer has ordered
an examination of the charges that
there is an alleged combination in
this country to depress the price of
cotton. The Attorney General (who,
by the way, is d candidate for the
nomination. for President on the
Democratic ticket, has issued a
statement to the effect that as soon
as the facts are aScertaincd the gov
ernmcnt will take appropriate action.
The reduction in the price of cotton
by cotton dealers is in violation of
the Sherman Antitrust Act.
The action of the government in
this matter and the scarcity of cot
ton in the industrial districts of Great
Britain ought to cause cotton to
bring good prices, although unfor-
tunately most of it is not in posses
sion of the cotton farmers at this
time.
Conditions indicate that the next
crop may be profitable one, if
planters are careful not to put too
many acres in cotton and to put in
plenty Of corn, wheat, potatoes, etc.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-04-15
IN GOVERNOR CATT'S STATE

Down in Tampa, Fla, the other
day, they took novel and drastic
measure to hit old II. c. l.. In order
to show that they did not have to
pay high prices for clothing a crowd
of about five hundred assembled in
the court house square, arrayed in
overalls, calico and old clothes and
after listening to speeches in which
ii. c. l.. was lambasted, they march
ed to the City Hall and presented a
petition asking for a commission that
would limit the profit of manufacture
ers, wholesalers and retrailers Of
clothing. They pledged themselves
to abstain from buying until their
demands were complied with.
That is very well in Florida; they
don't need much clothing anyhow.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-04-15
RIDING CULTIVATOR
A PROVED SUCCESS

1t Is no longer necessary to ad-
Iancc arguments in favor of the rid
ng cultivator. Everything consider
ed, the riding cultivator is not only
in itself most efficient implement,
but 1t increases the efficiency of both
teams and men. Riding cultivators
are made in various types to meet
different requirements. Almost ev-
.ry manufacturer of tillage machin-
.ry produces complete line of cul-
.ivators for use upon hillside or lev
cl land; for checked, drilled or listed
erops; for deep, shallow or surface
cultivation, and so on. Riding cult
vators can be had in types to meet
Utmost every possible condition.
The pivot axle cultivator is espec-
tally useful in the cultivation of
crops on terraced land. The wheels
ire steered by means of foot levers
attached to the inner end of the
spindle, so that the wheels may be
turned to right or left, thus steer
ing the entire cultivator. Where the
rows are circled or curved to pre-
vent washing, this type of cultivator
can be used to great advantage. The
wheels can be so controlled that any
tendency to drift down hill will be
overcome.
The pivot frame cultivator is al
so well adapted to circle rows and
to hillside as well as to level cult
vation.-The Progressive Farmer.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-04-15

" got me new pare of shoes 2 ware.
Sunday-after sunday school pa
L. ma had mother Fuss. Pa sed he
was going rite expert on fami-
ly trees so as git his pedigree rote
down on paper. Ma sed she thought
his family tree was full of nuts and
Lemmons then they was lot of trub-
bel Et cold dinner & pa did 2.
Monday-feeling Rotten. Don't
know wether it is the flew or I'm in
in love. ma tellefoned the DIR. Jake
bought sum birdseed with nikkel
& put it under old hen he sed she
wood hatch EN- out. If they sayed un-
der her long enuff.
Tuesday-Ast pa why they give
dieing peepul a swaller of wiskey &
pa sed it was 2 leeve good taste in
there mouths.
Wednesday-met the new minister
of the church & he asst me where was
the post offs & l told him & he sed
for me cum to his church & he
wood show me the way git 2 hev-
win. Cess that's pritty good bargain.
Thursday-Pa entered on his
eighth bottel of spring Blood tonic
teecher asst Jake wot was the name
producks of Indy & he sed they was
cotfy & she sed wot kinds of coffy
do we get frum their & Jake sed we
got strong coffy & Week coffy frum
Indy. pa & me TUX wax & saw a
wummin with her dress wich reeched
2 her shoe tops. pritty neer. Pa sed
that was funny. But he diddent
Smile. j. f. acks like she mite be be-
ginning 2 thaw agin. Sum girl.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-04-15
FOR SALE

Old Ford car, without piston rings;
Two rear wheels, two front springs
Has no tenders, seat or tank;
Burns lots of gas; hard to crank;
Carburetor busted halfway through
Engine missing, hits on two;
Three years old, four in the spring;
Hasn't shock absorbers Or anything
Radiator busted, sure does leak;
Ditfercntia's dry-you cen hear it
squeak;
Ten spokes missing; front all bent;
Tires blowed out; amt worth a cent
Got lots Of speed, will run like the
ducc;
Burns either moonshine or tobacco
juice;
Paints all off; sounds like tin;
But durn good Ford for the shape
it's in.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-04-15
Kodak season is on. We handle
complete line, also Films.
Square Deal Drug Co.
CITATION NOTICE
The State of South Carolina,
County of Chesterfield.

Inc State OF South Carolina,
County of Chesterfield
BY M. j. Hough, Probate Judge:
Whereas w. b. Brown made suit
to me to grant him Letters of Admin
Stration of the estate and effects of
d. w. Brown, deceased,
These are, therefore, to cite and ad-
monish ali and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said ID. w. Brown,
deceased, that they be and appear DC.
fore me, in the Court of Probate, to
be held at Chesterfield, S. c., on 18th
of April, next, after publication here
of, at / o'clock in the forenoon, to
show cause, if any they have, why the
said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand this the 31st
day of March, Ammo Domini, 1920.
p M. ]. Hough, Probate Judge.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-04-15
Gompers Sounds WARNING

Eompers sounded note Of warn
ing, at recent luncheon Of editors
of New York trade and technical
journals, to employers disposed to
hinder the development of the Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor. He de-
scribed the organization of which he
Is president as a "bulwark Of Ameri-
canism," and said that employers
must choose between the present poll
cies of organized labor and the con
troll of trade unions taken over by
those "who are without respect for
labor, for employers, for the public,
or even for the Government of the
United States"
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-04-15
POLITICS AND MOSQUITOES

There are three entries in the
Democratic Primaries Of Georgia for
the presidential nomination, Hon.
Mitchell Palmer, Hon. Hoke Smith
and Hon. Tom Watson.
In addition to this policial activity
Georgia has started campaign to
sxterminate the mosquito. With
Smith and Watson paving up the
ground and the mosquitoes buzzing
for dear life there will be lively times
in Georgia this year.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-04-15
SPIRIT FRANKS

The Spirits" and the ouija board
play some strange tricks. The press
dispatches give two Instances in one
of which Il woman found her hus-
band, the other, ''Spirits" advised a
man not to marry a lady he had
promised to marry and she got judg-
ment against him for $4,000 for
breach of promise. In the case of
the missing husband the ouija board
told the woman he was i'm iail at =
certain place. She went there and
found him.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-04-15

In recent speech Congressman
Bianton, Of Texas, said there were
portcrs in Washington drawing sal
aries Of $1,000 and college graduates
teaching school in the city whose
salary was $4,000.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-04-15

hho"Su N Il was
still as ignorant
a elefant. Done
a Kind act for a
old lady wich
takes in wash
ings & pitcher
shows. carried
her baskit up a
hill & she give
me a nikkel. 1t
all ways pays to
be kind.
Saturday-A
tuth was ache
ing wich was
not the same l
] had pulled. Pa
TUX me down 2
the dentists shop
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-04-15
STATS DIARY

Friday--Teacher was grouchy to-
day she sed she had told me all she
lnn,uad e. I ,,rnu
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-04-15

Watches, Diamonds and other jew
elry-all fine goods--no faker stuff.
Edgeworth, the Jeweler.
Peoples Bank.