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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-22
Sc PROCURA ARREGLAR
LAS CARRETERAS
Ell gobernador de Michoacdn
trabaja en- tai sertido

MORELIA. Mario 16.-El Gober'
raGor Ortiz RubiO Sc ha dl7gldo
"a legislature indicando Ia conve
~nicrcia de autorizar e. gasto de una
cantidad de dinero cada II para
rcprar las Was carreteras que eNls-
| ten ell el Estado y a ser possible
rara abrir algunas nuevas.
Habla ell Gobernador Ell su CONT
ricado a la Legislature, en- apoyo &c
81 iniciativa, dc la inmensa Itllldad,
cue para e. publicO en- general y
particularmentc para el comercio. la
industria y la agriculture. rcportah
LIS reparaciones de carreteas que
| eHisten en- ell EStado y Ia aperture
| Ge otras nuevas Was dc comunlca-
| ci0r. tenicndo en- cucnta que las
Was ftrreas no son 10 s~uficlentemen
te numer0sas para proporclonar un
tr5fico de pasajc con las vcntajas
CONSEQUENCES Que proporcionarian.
La Secretaria del Colcgio de San
Nicolas cite. q los alumnos de dicho
e.tablecim;ento, 4 una Junta. con 6!
c1icto de que nombraran un repre-:
sentaute propietario Y Otro supientc
Dor parte de los eStudianteS ante e.
Consajo Universitario.
La refcrida iunta tuvo v~erificativo
.yer. habiendo acordado los eStu-
Giantes. no nombrar Representative,
como ordena la ley VICENTE dc Ia I'M
",rsidad dictada por el Congress- 10
cal. pueS dichoS representatives, 500
tcndran voz informative. con grave
reriuicio de los intereSes eStuGlaIltI-
les. s. tom6 81 acuecGo de citar a n
iuNta general a los alumnoS De las es-
cLelas Normal. de Leyes y eMdiclna.
En- dicha session. q Ia cual c~oncurrle-
ION la may ria de los estudianteS' Sc
rtSo!vi6 e!evar I'M ~proteSra ante e!
Ccncreso local ror haber expedite Ia
lev en- contra la claSc cStud!anul. Asl
a.ismo. sc acorGG cnviar q los repre-
~sertan,eS tan solo cuando fueran lla-
r:Ydos ' con 0 informative.
hoy sc reanudaron los trabaJo< de
cqna!izacior del rio Grarde de Mo
yslia. que Sc habian Suspendido por
! acuerdo del senior r~rcsidentc de Ia
KepUb!ica.
Los trabajadore> Que durante va
rois dias. J dcbido 1 Ia suspension
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-22
Ell R A DIEGUEZ ES ES-
PERAD0 EN- LA CAPI-
A DE JALISCO
Su v:aje por la costa occiden-
tai tiene fines politicos, Sc
gun Sc dice en- Jalisco


GUAUALAJAha' Mario 4-N"
"uel N. Dieguez, Jete nuIltar cue
h. recorrido toda la costa occlaehSaI
deI pals, eS eSPeraao aqul ID Se""a-
ma e%ntrante. procedente de NaEari''
don5e actualmente Sc encue1tta ms
peccionanGo las fuerzas aT&au
de hacer ALI Ia campana contra los
rerolucionarios.
Sobre 81 viaie de Dieguez circu-
i'm diversos rumores estimandose en-
t,dos los circulos. aun Ell los off
crales. u csc viaie teine p~rop0$itoS
politicos. entertainments.
Di6guez asiStira u Ia inauguration
del f~e-rocarr;l a Chapala. invitado
por el g~obernaGor Castellanos Ia
liza. en- atenciou a cue durante eI
tempo que estuvo Dieeuez al frente
del gobierno Sc adeIantaron muchc
los trabajos de csc ferrocarril que
esta va para ser conclude.
-Desputs de su prolOngada vista
PASTORAL Z variaS poblacioneS del ES-
ado aver arribo a eSta ciudad c! Illus
uriSimo sehor Arzobispo, Doctor y
.iaeStro Don francisco Orozco y i'll
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-22
-
De EElllEazzIEss1SssgsEzzn4NgO
No ha habido solicitud para establecer refinerias de alcoho-
les.-Conferencias pedagogicas. -Medidores para e.
agua.-Pruebas de tiro al blanco.-Lineas TELEGRAPH
cas- en- Tabasco.-0has noticias.

eSta capital e. siStema' de medidoreS
para ell gaSto de aqua, Ia corporation
aprOb6 Ia idea ' para hoy Sc han co,
menzado a instalar dichoS aparatoS en-
varias ona de Ia ciudad.
r miSmo AyUntamiento dice que csc
s!Stema viene a echar por terra el a
qua de los tiracoS. Que f~acilnente sc
descompone y causan GanoS. ganando
con clio IA salubridad publica. Otras
varias razones Sc aducen para pro5ar
que. la medida tomada es en- benefi.
clio dc Ia poblaci6n y no en- perjuicio.
como 10 han aceatado los ~periodicoS
que combatieron 4 Ia citada ;nicia,
yiya.
Adenra$.-informau en- las oficlnas
DC Il corporation municipal-habra
aqua de dia Y de noche, servicio que
hoy no puede proporcionar>e porque
resultaria muy perjudic;al para los
i~ntereSes del Mnicipio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-22
BEATTY AUTO LIVERY.

Uuico ~>crvic;o De csrros Sedan en-
Ia C;udad. Chauffeurs que hablan
esyano!.-Cuota. 500 por bora
Alberto Dia = Noche. (Ad".l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-22

c. De MENICO, Mario No es
cierto. como Sc ha venido a~segurando,
que algunos fabricanteS de alcoholics
han pedido permiSo paae StahIecer
en- Mexico ~refinerias en- v.rtud Ge cue
hayan perdido "a esperanto de volver
a sus labores. a dc Ia prohjbi-
cion completa que existe en- los Es,a-
dos UnidoS.
En- caso tie que sc solicitor permit
SOS para escabIecer eS1aS Industries.
-dijo el Ing. Salinas en- IA Secre,aria
de Industrial ' Comerclo-los solic;-
tantes tendr&n que sujetarse q cier-
Jas r~eSuicciones. pues e gobierno de
Mexico tiene Ia bueRa .ntencion de If
POGO q Doco m~oderando e. uso de las
bebidas eSpiriruoSaS.
En- cuanto a las que ~coHtcngan po-
co alcohol. esos permlso$ 81 Seran
concedidoS para bien de los inyere>es
generates &c Ia Repnb.ica,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-22
DESPUES DE R. CEJUD0 Sc
RINDEN OTROS FEFES
REBELDES
Los informes oficiales dan
cuenta de que continuan
las rendiciones en- Yer.

yERACRUZ, Mario 11.-El rebel
de- Pedro Aguilar, Sc presento aver
acui, rindiendose incondicionalmente
V hacienda entrega de II carablna
veinticinco cartuchos.
Al iefe de la guarnici6n de CARR
lal Sc lie rindio el rebelde Carlos La
cunes, que hizo entrega de sus ar
mas.
pasaieros llegados de TuXpan IN
forma que en- aquclla p]oblacion sc
rindi0 Rodolfo Herrera. en- union de
c~uinicntos hombres que tenia baJo
81 mando.
Circula la noticia de que Arturo
Campillo Sc rindio en- Paso del Ma
che de donde es native. en- union de
ciento ochcnta rebeldes.
Sigue diciendose que los famosoS
rebeldes Galan Y Logo Sc rendiran.
Como indicio de que este sea cIer-
10, kay ell hecho de que Logo sc ca
50 Ultimamente, ante las autoridades
C~GitSlISlltdS tp!! ui!d SCi!pt4IG
80 de Ovejas, ~pequeno pueblo ST.
t;Iado q corta distancla de San Fran
lisco de las Penas.
NERACRUZ. Mario l1.-Anoche.
lego q este puerto ell general Maxi
lniniliano KloSS, quien ACADIA de ser
rombraGO Consul General de .MeXi-
co en- Hamburgo.
II referido militar partira q bordo
Gel vapor aleman Hans. que zarpara
de aqui para Ell proXimo dia veinte.
En- Ia Jefatura de Operaciones
Gct Esiado. Sc ACADIA de recibir el ar
c.ivo de Pedro Gabay. cI cual lie fue
recoSido por el coronel Pedro Con
en- IN combatc que sostuvo en-
las ceracnias de Paso de Ovej2s IL
tinamentc.
Entire los documentos recogidoS
figuran cartas comprometedoraS pa
IA aigunas personals muy couocida7
acui y la jefatura de OperacioncS
"a ahre las averiguacioneS del case.
r;ra dcslindar responsibilities.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-22
C lIIERCN TERRA \
PEDAZ0S DE ROCA

Mas adelante fueron hallados tres
mas cast agoni:antes con slete dias
de no bcbar nj pTobar locado. \
c.rca de clos. cuarro I;rIavercS. A.
Quellos companeros hahlan perecIdo
9; n.ismo dia de Ia necatombe V.lct-
mas de los gases asfiXiartes. Tamb!eH
h.hlaron; Y cortaron Que no tcnlendo
?,aGa de cue disponer sc, habIan
marteniGo comiendo terra. pedazos
dc roca : hasta carbUro de calcio!..
Cuando los que cstabamos arrioa
vimos salir a aquellos Siete mfe!ices,
cxperimentamos gran algeria y tam
bien los abraza, mos, asombradoS
ante auuel verdadero milagro.
Los nombres de los supervirientes
SON: Felix Garcia, Daniel Zunlga,
IiIomeno Camacho, Eulogio Mendo-
"a, Lucio Rangel, Salvador Zirate Y
Fortino Perez. embellishments los
r,Gdicos los inyectaron, dandoles tam
bien tragos de ponche.
Los familiares de los superVivlen-
ties. casi Sc desmayaron. Sc desarro-
10 una escena conmoVedora. 3.
Las operaciones han seguido du-
rante toda esta noche. Sc AFRICAN
esperanzas de que en- otros tiros sean
kallados vivos otros infelices.
Los miembros de Ia Compania Sc
han mostrado esplendidos con Ia prem
81. suministrando toda clase de de-
-.i1ae
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-22
SUBRAYANDO LAS NOT|C|AS

en- turnc en- Mexico.
De los males. ell menos.
Los atacados por la enfermedad Sc
ran los unicos que puedan decir que
han dormido I'm sueno cabal desde que
hay p~elotera go nuestra afortunada
terra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-22
PRUEBAS DE Trio Al
BLANC0.

La Secretaria de Guerra dispuso
que deSde maNaaa den principle los
~ejerc;cios de trio al blanco on el Pc
ligcnO de San Lazaro. donde Sc han
hecho siempre.
A es.os eiercicios acudiran todos
los cuerpoS del Distrito Federal. SUI
ges!vamente. q fin de que ninguno d.
los Soldados Sc qucde sin Ia debida
preparation para ei case en- que sea
neceSario que vaya q campana.
Fl tiro al blancc sera general es
decir. 10 haran las tropas &c las
tres armas, Y sc concedera especial a
rancion a los oficialeS de artilleria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-22
LAS CONFERENCES Pc
DAGOGICAS.

En- estoS diaS daran principle las
conferencias pedagogicaS o~rganIza-
dss Vor eI Ayuntamiento cspitaliao.
con el obje5o de ilustrar e criterio
de- profesorado. entire cuyos miembroS
Sc Quiere eStablecer la costumbre de
estaS platicss. que ellos r-iSmos. por
turnoS. daran a SuS companeroS. en-
e anfiteatro de a P~reparatoria.
Para inicia- esra >erie de in;e1e-
SanJeS conferenciaS. pronuHciara ei
discurso inaugural el Lie. Benito Ma
vjsr P6rez Nerdia Y Ia primera con
ferencja estara = cargo del iluScrado
l~cofeSor Torres Quirtero.
Va sc ervisron a los profesoreS de
Ia capital las circulares para que ais
tan = "a primera confe-enc,a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-22
Sc ESTABLECERAN LINEAS
De TELEGRAPH EN- TABASCC

H Lie. Manuel .Andrade. dipucado
a Congress- de Ia Union por e. E
rado de TabaSco. eleyo IN eScrito al
Director General de los T~elegrafoS,
hacierdoie Yer Ia neces;dad que eXis-
- de que aQueiia eDtidad cueTte
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-22

Mientras don Nacho Bcnillas, ha-
ciendo ell mas grarde de los sacrifl-
clos de su vida. Sc decide a aceptar la
candidatura para machetero maxine
V sustituto del popular don Nenustla-
no: mientras que ell susodicho y no
mencs popular candidate pone a prue-
ba SUI aparato digestive en- comeito-
mes V barbacoas politicas, los traba-
iadores mexicanos. fastidiados de tan
Ia fe!icidad como Sc disfruta ahora en-
nuestra terra. cEuZan a millareS ell
Rio Bravo y sufreu TODD 10 que Dios
tiene a bien d~epararles, aun la pena
de vivir de la carload publica 0 de la
Official. como les esta pasand0 q los
c~eutenares de compatriotas que dia a
dia Sc acolpan en- Ia Plaza del Mer-
cado..
No parece sino que ell pueblo que
esta pidiendo a gritos que sea don Ma
tho auien tenga la bondad de gober-
mario. Sc olvida de su afan, lie SAGA la
yuelta al amer de sus amores Y Sc de-
lea n jugar a las escondidas con csc
,uevo .'deseado de las gentes' de Me-
leo.
De seguir asi las cosas y para que
no fuera a resultar un fiasco la presl-
dencia del senior Bonillas en- vista de
la falta de publico, podia arreglarse
TODD cen que despues de recibir el en-
doso &c la famosa siIla de manos de
Don Venus. volviera don Nacho a
Washington a mangonearla de Emba-
iador V de Presidente a la vez dando
por razon y,ara esa sin razoD ell hecho
de que va hay mas 'meXicanos aqui,
que ALA. .
Y de esa manera pudiera ser que
todos los mexicanos que estan aqui
vcl.ieran a Mexico, siguiendo el jueso
dc las ~escondidas.
AUDIFAZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-22
IA CONM0VEDORA CA,
TASTROFE
(Vicnc de la "a

I.acrIe." : sc unjeron cn.csuecno
aIlazo con los scnoreS Berry, gum
tauil.a Y Ranlrcz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-22

Ceiudo ha cejado.. S~ubltamente
cambio de opinion Y ahora lie importaT
tres pepinos la Paz, La Justlcla' la
Constitution de 81 Y todas las otras
materias primas dc la revolution que
con tanta seriedad Y recato vlene d.
| rivi. ado ell paciente rebelde don Felix
DiaZ.
Cejudo ha manifestado la resolu-
| ci0n de yolver las ~cararinas contra
su antique jefe......
En- materia de principles Y de fide-
lidad siempre hemos estado a Ia altu
IA de aGuel sOldado desertor que al
ser aprehendido por su eX-compane-
ros de armas les decia: a mi me
da 10 mismo echar balaz0s de aqul pa
ALA" que de ALA pa ca.
Como un aliciente para ell buen
pueblo elector, los partidarioS del CO.
uuet0n candidate a la P~residenc!a de
Ia Republica, don Nacho BOnillas, han
echado a volar por debajo de cuerda
"a noticia de que SUI hombre no vivira
mas en- casa incautada. Don Nacho
estuvo por espacio de dos amos ocu-
pando la residential de don Pedro
Lascurain, para que no qnedara duda
de que la revolution habia triunfado-
Pero ah0ra es tempo de hacer
meritos V don Nacho Sc resIgna al
sacrificio de pagan renta......
;Bien psasado. hombTe! Al fin y
al cabo. Paris bien vale hi misa...
Mexico esta en- piena efervescencia
No hay titere p"olitico quleto. Los
ministries, los goberHadores, los mill
tares, van V v~ienen. gritan y saltan.
poseidos de I'm ardor demOcratlco que
no les deja en- paz TN momento.
Ell nnico que NADIA dice. es Ell pue-
bio. Su function Sc reduclra a espe-
rar pacientemente la bora en- que 10
IIeyen Iazado a las c~asillas eiectoraies
A votar por Bonillas. ! 81 rota por
ctro. va 10 sabe: su albur nunca ven
dra porque va la baraja esta compues-
ia V no saldra mas carta que la que
los talladores quieran.
FL nal del sueno es la calamidad
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-22
NEDIDORES PARA
E. aqua.

4 pesar dc "a opOsic.on cue a prea-
81 le hizo a "a Initiative del AyuGa-
m!ento para que no Sc eStao.ecicra en-
Washington Journal., 1920-06-11

Make chicks for subscription payable
to Hermann G. Winkler, ITO Sixth
Street, NV, Washington, D. c.
Washington Journal., 1920-06-11
wasLinsld ournal.
O&$$s~

Hermann G. Winkler, Proprietor.
Washington Journal., 1920-06-11

Entered as second-class matter August
1915, at the post Office Washington,
d. c., under the Act of March 3. 1879.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-08-12
FARMERS OF FORT MILL
NOW FACE ARMY WORM

The presence Of the army worm IL,
Catawba township und across the State
line In Pineville township Is giving
considerable concern to farmers of
Fort Mill township. who fear that the
pest, alike destructive to growing crops
N cotton and corn. soon will make IT'S
appearance in this community. Sev-
eral days ago the army worm was
discovered In the cotton on two farms
near Rock Hill and SATURDAY. after
noon 1t was found in great numbers
on the place Of T. r. Morrow, almost
In the corporate limits OF Pineville.
The army worm is described as
small striped caterpillar. about three
fourths to an inch in length. compar-
atively free of hairs. except a few
found on the dark bumps that are
regularly placed along the body. One
or the characteristics by which II Is
distinguished are the lines or creases
on the head. which form an inverted
Y. The newly Matched worm Is about
one-eighth inch in length, all white
with dark head. They are to be
looked for around punches of grass.
They will eat almost all of the corn
plant. but most often feed on the ten
der buds and shoots. They also at
tack cane and cotton. The most ef-
tectiVe weapon Is to destroy the worms
while they are young and still cling
about plants where they are Matched.
Inc next most practical weapon
against them Is said to be poisoned
bait.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-08-12
COUNTY CAMPAIGN OPENS.
Voters Display Little Interest In Sc
leott0p Of Pubic OARc4als.

Voters Display Little Interest In Sc
lectt0p OF Pubic OAsc1als.
The county campaign opened In
McC9Bpeiisville on Tuesday Of last
-~sek with about Is voters present.
Speeches were made by John r. Hart.
candidate for the State senate. and
Emmet W. Pursley. Erwin Carothers
and II. n. Mitchell. candidates for
the house Of representatives. We'd
nesday the second meeting OF the cam
paigp was scheduled for the cotton as
81 citation picnic at Tirzah. Saturday
a meeting will be held in Fort Mill.
The dates Of the other meetings are
as follows: Forest Hill. August 49,:
Cloyer, August 21; Hickory grove, Au-
gust, -; BIairsville. August 26: York.
August 2s. -...
A minimum Of interest apparently
Is heipg displayed In the county CAM
paigD and the suggestion has been ad-
vanssd that the meetings be called of.
II IN doubtful. however. whether such
acti0R vtIi be taken by the executive
comenlttse. There are contests for
clerk Of court. county supervisor and
shevt6.
No meeting was held at Rock Hill
last Saturday, the date scheduled for
the meeting In that city. because there
was no aasemblege OF voters to hear
the candidates. who spent the day
shaking hands with friends and max
ing new acQuaintances.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-08-12
SELLS VALUABLE FARM.
J. J. Battles Disposrs Of Place In Ian.
caster County.

J. j. Battles DispOses Of Place In Ian
caster County.
A real estate transfer In which $685.
900 was involved took place In the
Pleasant Valley section Of Lancaster
county a few days ago when J.. j.
Bales OF Fort Mill sold his farm or
256 acres to Walter Z. Hall and b. J.
Alexander. farmers OF that neighbor-
hood. who bought. respectively. 246
acres and 10 acres. The price paid by
by Mr.. Hall 500 per acre. They are
by Mr.. Hall $100 peracre. They are
to get possession OF the farm on jan
nary 1. 1921. There is considerable
woodland on the place and much Of
the land is under high state Of Gull
tivation.
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures. ttioec shr
Mr.. Bailes yesterday said that the
farm was worth all and more than
he got for It. but that with his other
business affairs to attend to he could
not give the farm the attention 1t de-
manded and for that reason had de-
cided to sell 1t.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-08-12
Cobb the Daddy Of 'Em All.

Tyrus Raymond Cobb. veteran out
heider with the Detroit Tigers, has the
distinction of being the only player In
the major leagues today who has
played for l5 straight years on big
league team. The Georgia Peach. who
l5 years ago starred as "a member of
the Augusta team OF the South Allan
tic league. was sold to the Tigers i'm
August. 1905. for a sum said to have
been $3.50.
In his Is years as an outfelder
with Detroit. Cobb has performed in
l.97O games. and his batting average
OF 314 for this long stretch will likely
stand for years to come as one OF the
major leagues unrivaled achieve
ments.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-08-12
SUMMONS WAS MISTAKE
Fort Mill Democrats Sign Club Roll
Properly.

Fort Mill Democrats Sign Club Roll
Properly.
As the result Of a mistake In the
office Of the county chairman. notices
were received Saturday by between rs
and 100 citizens Of Fort Mil who had
signed the local Democratic club roll
to vote in the August primaries sum-
moning them to York Monday to
show cause why their names should
not be stricken from the roll because
OF alleged defects In their signatures
Investigation disclosed the fact that
stenographer In Mr.. Marion's Office
had misundersto some directions he
had given as to perfecting the rolls
OF other clubs and that inadvertently
the notices were sent to Fort Mill.
Saturday afternoon Mr.. Marion. in n
statement over the phone. said to the
secretary Of the Fort Mil club. ]. r.
Halle. who has had charge OF the
local registration. that with a single
exception the Fort Mill roll was In
good shape.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-08-12
Lightning, strikes Church.

During thunderstorm Tuesday
afternoon lightning. struck. and DAM
aged to the extent OF several hundred
dollars Philadelphia Methodist church.
two miles north OF town. The church
had twice before been struck by light I.
ming and had only recently had consid. !.
rable repair work done ior It in an
ticipation Of a protracted meeting
held there last week in which the pas
tor. the Rev. w, r. fBauknight. was
assisted by the Rev. r.. F. Morris. pas
tor Of shandon Meth hodisti church. Co.
day that atatrangements would be made
to have the church repaired at once
and that the congregation would be
without a house Of worship only q
few weeks.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-08-12
SHORT NEWS STORIES
FROM MANY SOURCES

Thirty million dollars was added
Tuesday to the nations express bill.
when the United States railway labor
board awarded the 5000 employees
OF the American Railway Express
company an increase of 16 cents an
hour. The decision II retroactive to
May 1. 1920.
The North Carolina Legislature met
Tuesday in Raleigh in extraordinary
session to consider ratification OF the
federal suffrage amendment and local
tax matters. Ratification was not
mentioned In the message from Gov
ernor Beckett read at the opening ses-
sion. but the governor announced that
he would submit the amendment to-
day with q special message recon-
mending its approval.
A bright picture Of the national coal
situation Is painted by the geological
survey in figures just made public
covering coal production and transport
tation for the week OF July 81. De-
spite q decrease in production as
compared with the production of the
previous week. due to strikes In Illi-
nois and Indiana, the end Of July
found an increase OF t4.50O.000 tons
over the amount mined up to July 81
OF last year.
Large quantities Of paper suits.
made in Germany. are being displayed
by a British firm of importers at their
shop in London. These garments are
fashioned after the English styles and
are said to be of the very best class
OF paper texture. They can be bought
In lots OF a thousand for a little over
58 cents each. In one month the
British importer took 10000 Of these
la- Az- hal- nrfa
to India and South Africa.
IF lightning should strike this tent
tonight. how many would be ready
for ?" the Rev. John Timber. evan
gelist, asked q congregation Of Meth
odists crowdi1g tent at Springfield.
Ind, Monday night. Outside a storm
was threatening. A few moments lat
er a bolt OF lightning entered tho top
Of the tent, killed two ministers on
the platform. burned the Rev. Mr..
Timber dangerously and knocked
down many OF the worshipers.
After a 2s mile swim down the Mis-
sissippi river a 260-pound hog re-
turned home near Hickman. KY. with
a record as q long distance swimmer.
The hog was caught In midstream
by two Hickmen men while fishing.
The owner arrived to get the hog.
which he said had been on MOUND
above Columbus. KY. He thinks the
, hog fell into the river and was carried
downstream by the current. The hog
lost ten pounds in weight as the re-
suit Of its journey.
A joint resolution providing for rat
ification OF the federal woman suf-
frage amendment was introduced in
both houses Of the Tennessee Legisla-
@axr 90
the Legislature by Governor Cox OF
Ohio. Democratic nominee for the
presidency. ne said: II sincerely hope
the Tennessee Legislature may ratify
the suffrage amendment at once. 1t
Is not only a matter Of Justice and
right. but believe one Of the utmost
benefit to the Democratic party. be-
cause the great issue upon which the
campaign will be decided will find Its
response to the Democratic appeal In
the hearts OF American women"
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-08-12
spcel Demons OF Animal World.

Two OF the fastest OF the smaller
animals are the greyhound and the
jack rabbit. The greyhound can do
at the rate Of 80 miles an hour.,while
his cousin. the Russian wolfhound.
can beat him by five miles and has
much greater powers Of endurance
The greyhound, like the horse. digs
tn with his fore feet and uses his
front legs for pulling as we'll as push
ing with his hind legs. The jack rab-
bits front legs are only crutches. but.
like the antelope. he makes up for It
by the power Of his hind legs.