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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-01
ARTICULOS MEXICAN0S .

Por libra: Dati!es pasados 25c; CHA sl.20
Chorizo estilo mexicano lac: ChichGrrones
dc puerco soc Queso de tuna lsci Carne SEGA
$50; Queso b,anco 45c: Lenteja Csc; HabaS
Ice: Aiu nueYu &c; Colaci5n Extra 400;
SALSAMOLE l5c: Comino nuevo 25c; Anfs
35c: DULCES MEXICANOS cubierto, ia
monciilo, etc. 100 surtidos LIS; CHOCOLATE
Ell TAPATI0 55c; Molcajete piedra i5c;
Canels 75c; etc. etc.
Loza de GuadalRiara; Botellones 25c, soc.
y l 5: Jarros 10 4 50ci Marranitos alcan
cia :; l5c. 25c. 50c y LOO; Cazuelas iue
go De ), Csc. a 1.25; Teeelotes l5c. Vases
olor so y 80 c; Alrancias fruta l5e y Csc:
Ollitas verdes 10 y l5c; AnforitaS 25c, etc.
Pida Lista General DESPACHO INMEDI4
TO de pedidos por correo y Express.
Dirijansc a: CABEZUD BROS. P. o. Box
80 Sta. A san Antonio. Tex.
I+lOE ". Commerce St
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Con las Inejores autoridades Joa-
me escrihe:
al pcnetrar en- Ia Iglesia n6tase
facilmente que 81 estiiJ del Sislo Mi
Sc hacfa en- ella. en- 81 unidad, en- su
plentiful, V en- su frescura. Ia mis-
que la mas Saba imitaci6n hubiera
sido ircapaz de representa- I'm ano
mas tarde'.
Por su estilo mas avanzado y por
ciertas ins%cripciones contemporaries,
las capiIlas de II parte Norte permi-
ten fiiar Ia e~dificaci6n general a una
epoca posterior al ano de 1859.
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Sc NECESITA un Zapatero competente que
eSpa maneiar las maauinaS champion. 1921 s.
Flores st. Tel. TT. 1916. ~
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VENDO licencia de "~jitney'' de IA ruta
lain Avenue. Ell intere=-do puede diriEirse a
SO ". Romano ST. ()
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Lie EDUARDO TAMARlZ
ENSENANZA.

Mr<icano ,ils-72o S=a"y otCG'- -
Br--r - - S-u Antonio. Tsr-S-
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Liston tricolor para baEdas, 81 p~ulgadas
ancho. pieza 10 yardaS $50. Algeria Photo
CO.. P. J.. Box So Sta. A. San Antonio. Te
xaS. 10
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PARA LAS FIESTAS del Is. en- todas par
tes del pals. SenoCeS duenoS de IoteFlas'
apresurense: haGaGos hoy m.Smo 81 orden y
yea 10 que le 6amos po- $500: 80 "kuPid
dolls" con brazos movib!es so vc>tltoS y sora-
breros Dolly Dimple Hat y munecos LII
III u1uy 2-ractivoS Y ~ rnunequltaS nuy
e1cantadoraS. Esc-iba o ocurra a UNIVERSAL
Tow Fac,ory. 1921 50. Flores St, San An
-, Ts~ss 90
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.t0RorEsTA MEpELLTN

En- Dallas, Texas. Para las Pr6xinaS fisS-
tas del Is de >eptieu5re. CompneSt4 ae ,9s
T,z+-rr,ert,< siSuienteS: Piano. Srtta. 3. Me
GclIin: Tanbo-Gs. SrIta. r. Mcdc.lin; Saxo-
f6n. Srita. \. Medel!in; Cla-inetc, Joven j.
Ncdellin: Violin = T-oEIbon. Sr. /. Mede
if fT Mckinney Ave. Dallas. Texas t2)
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YENTAS.

PabelIones msxicanos de
lana de SKIS pies, con escu-
do nacional, cada uno
$3.50.
PidaIo ID. a la Casa Edi-
torial Lozano. l1S n. Sta.
Rosa Ave. San Antonio,
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-01

Sc NECESITAN muchachos para ayudan
ties mecinicos. Ocurran u 526 s. Alamo St
Sc NECESlTA nluchacho paraa trabajar
en- tienda de abarrotes. DiriCirsc 4 1888 South
Alamo st.
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CASTTA De 6 CTARToS. 7 cuad-as de Ia
Plaza Alamo: patio grande; garage; baho:
h,z; barata. $500. 90 n plazos. Esta casa Is
una gran ba-ata. OsteryourC & Riley. Tel.
II. 6eS5. Frost Bank Bldg. Main Plaza.
CST0
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coMPAzIA COMMERCIAL MEXIcANA

Nosotros proporciongmoS trah2iadore> y
emplcos para Gentro y fuera de IN cinGad.
Nos eucarCamoS de IL compra y vsnta de TO
ii claSc de me-canciaS. COmpra y venta Ge
casas y scIareS en- IA ciudad. Proporciona-
mos ,nda chase dc infornaes coreccialcs. Com
.prImoS V vendemoS Orc Nac:onai y Glros
So5re Mexico. TeiSfonu Travis 295l-l220 W..
Houston St. sta \. Box lf3-
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Para Iibros en- espanol, airijase US
ted a la Casa Editorial Lozano. f1s
N. Sta. Rosa, Ave-. San Antonio, Tex.
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VENTAS

TONICO DE NOGAL con Homoglobina.
Ventas por Mayor. san Antonio Drug Co. S
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GUiA PROFESSIONAL
AHOGADOS.
Lie LENARo cENlcERos

LIZ SCNNHS
ASogaco Nexieano. Para los aSIntos Que
hsyan DC ventiia-Se en los tr'oUnaieS Se
ESta6os gn:Gos. cucnSa con l. Collaboration
del sninerte aboEa6o John ". Fer
Altos del Banco de Miami. Dep[
.Apartado 1855 Manu. H
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SENoREs FERRoCARKiLERoS MEN,
cANOS Hare que las Companies les reen-
bo!sea 10 que invistieron en- Bones de "a
I:bcrtad. Cobro Back Pay. acu'eato De
rle!dos cheques y "tirzpos'- 81 safre al
r.-. accfd1ete en- e. trabSSo. yo !e Gue. 10
1ue d-b- r-dir. A-cEao neEocioS -eizcson2-
dos cen n! profession en- todas parties del
pals. Di-icIrSe Al Lie. ! PEARCE hANE
500 Kansas City Life BLDG kaasas CITY,
BIO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-01
PRESTAMOS

LNECEST-A S35.OO7 Prestamos coHfi3GncIa-
rs sob-e mueblss Il psssonas Il suicide. AbO-
nos faciles. Por $500. 25c- senara-:os. 3es
Conroy Bldg. San Antonio. Texas. I21ts
Main St Houston. Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-01

D.. =. \. FOSTER, DentiSta. cue ant!S14-
-r.,r re-!di6 en- Toreon : Monterrey. trne
sh.ra sus ~oficinaS en- e. GIBBS bILdiAs
sos. FrenSc = is OticlaIs de CorseoS'
Or GCLLERMo HARRISON, ESrecia!ls'a
- .nreoioS. III SOicZ1t St. e ha5!l espanoL-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-01

PARELLoNES MEXICANoS, bande-as, boz
tones y TODD 10 necesario para fieStas patrlaT.
plda lista. Algeria Photo CO. Box SIS. Sta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-01
HERACLIO GONZALEZ

soT -. San Saba ST. esauins con lake.
v,s.y. Telefono Travis 80.
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is DE SEPTIEMBRE

10 DE SEX iAEA4ouE
CuanGc viSite San Antonio. hoSpedese en-
el Gran Hotel Nexicano. 1885, w. CONNER
&C st. e. rneior en- ~ geuero por 81 situa
cIon, hygiene. comodidaGes ) precioS- ! re
re- Come. %
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-01

Sc NECESITAN 100 hombres rara ira
bajo de seis meses en- BrookSfield. salario.
81. 90 p SO. 80 por din. Los hombres seran
lIevados y traidos en- una Truck. al traba-
jo. Diriiase a ". W. Lehis Office. San
Luis Y Medina SITS. 8
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-01

G~RATIFICARE 500 4 "a persona cue me
de exactos informeS del actual paradero de Ro-
mualdo 5. LariS, de complexion regular. color
5laEco. oios grandsS, nsgros 81 brazo derecho
descrcajado del codo sali6 de Mexico rum6o a
lcS EStaGos UniGoS hace como IS amos; es
oririra-io del rancho del Centre. DiStrito de
Pa>o De Sotos. EStado de JaliSco, Mexico; las
uitjmas ~notjciaS que tuve de 81 fueron de FreS-
TO. California. Todo informe sobre este parti.
cuiar. reritaSe = CHANDLER Arizona, Box l55.
ISidoro G. Ssrna. (l1)
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VENTAS

Sc VENDE una Loteria: ocu--an 4 Ia can
tina del 5 de Mayo. y. Santa Rosa (5-S)
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BOTICA MEXICANA
DEF. mr. . ETaT Y DIAT

I'll A.venida CGngreSs-RcuSton, Tex.
Casa fUndada excj2SiGamente para surtir la
Colonia Mexica que radica en- el Pals. Aten-
dera con prsferencia los pcdidos por correo.
nacionaleS y extranjeras. Teaemos ~nuev8mente
e. acred:tado T~-atamiento ZendejaS. que man
dlmos po- express o por correo a quienes 10
pidan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-01

Sc DESEA sa5e- cl raradero del ST. Angel
del Castillo. blanco. peio caScano oScuro Ia
cio. CjoS cafe oScuro. boca Erande. labios
FrueSos tienc una ~cjcatriZ en- n frente. del
lado dsrecho. Sc dari una buena Gratificacion
a "A persona que envie informeS al Sr. Ro-
dolfo ViIiarrcll. Consulate Mcxicaao. san
Antonio. Texas. t3l
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N. J. MORALES

Taller De mstales laminados. Techos de hojalata
Teja ra!vanizada y Gravel. TanGues, Cis:er2aS
Molduras. CorniSaS. CieloS TasoS. TraEaiu-
res. CanaloneS. Tinas. Cubes para eleradores;
Tu5os para Sop!adoreS. Chineneas para Cal
dersS sespeciaIidadl. Rerarac!ones dc Ra-
5iado-es. Slyicaderas. Pol"craS, Lanpa-as.
= TecboS Lamlnadus y de Gravel. TOdoS nues
nos ;rahajos Ga-an;i=adOS. Extrirtamente de
prirera clase Nc. 1917 ;. Flores. Tel. II.
2lSo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-01

PANACEA LNDIO. Naravillosa nedicina
hecha dc raices. para las enfernaedadeS de IN
Sangre y tuberculosis: precio Sl.0o ootellt.
Tambisa despachamos medicinas por correo.
P.da info-meS adjuntaado ~eStanpillas para
rsSpuesta. C. Cisneros Medicine Co.. $50 Ruiz
s.. San Antonio. Texas. t9-Ii)
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DE E PARA LOS
MEXICANOS
poE SOLO sd

POI SOLU % JENIAFUSI
enviamos abs~olutarnente librc lie TODD gaSto a
c~laiquier punto de los EstaGos Unidos y de
Mexico IN he-moSo Mapa General de IA Reph-
5lica Mexicana. elegantemente impreso 4 CO.
breS en- magnifico papsl bristol. lSI2i pull
s3das Y conteniendo todoS los datoS precisos
{ Indispensable para TODD mexicano. con rela-
cion a su pas.
Pida I'd. ahora mismo unc q
CHAPA MERCANTILE co.
Sic W. Commerce St. San Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-01

Sc VENDE CHOCOLATE en- q Hotel san
Pedro. situado f-ente al City Market: calldad
superior. Garaptizado. esclc Guada!aJara
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DR.. FLIPpEN

COS ". - St.-Ncw Yc-k. y. Y.
Tratanicn;o peTfecclonado DC las stanCpLas
Ir-erstic:4!os, contra n 2ostracion nersioSa.
=, ,sresidad dc operacI5G > sin tnpedrr cue
&c dediqge a sus ccupaei0neS diaTias- Tam
hISn ,-.,tc caferusdzdes cci estom2So. san
gre. Pie. ' veiigs. de acuerco con los III
nc. rns,odos franceses. S0l0 asceslta hacsr-
70 saas .uantas ylsItas. HoaoraEios naodl-
cos. No camSlo corrrSpcnGencia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-01

PETACAS Y VEIICFS de construction fuer-
r.: tr2haio Earantizado. Tempo maguificos
ye!ices de MADEIRA forraGns -un lamina T. pre-
clos u,uy baratos. FABRICE de BaGles y Pc
tacas. L. MdHoz Iedo. 6I3 Dolorosa ST. San
Antonio. Texa..
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SU TRAJE. Sc le hara nientraS 10 paga:
GandamoS muestraS Il soIicitud. So!edeQ
Tailoring Co. lis SoledGd st.
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MUSICA PARA PIANO tmsrGscrt:a.) Fida
lista general. Inst.uEeptacio:ec pera orques-
n. etc. Repertoire de Masica Mexieana. Box
So Sta. A. I4lon West. Commerce ST. San
Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-01

s. 90 de qualification dare a Ia persona
cue me de infc-ues exactos del actual Tara-
6e7o de mi hijo Apclonio Garibay. de 70 amos
&c edad. para ~conunicarle muy interesanteS
.asuntos &c familia. Favor de dirigir cual-
Guie- informe a Luis Gar;bay- . Mt. 5I4.
Waco. Texas. 10 Sept
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CABAILERO msxicaao. de - amos de cdad.
Gcses couunica-se con Sencrita de - = IS amos
&c esad. cbieto ratri;norio. La persona !nta-
-cSada de5e maada- So fo:cE-at:a. DiriEirse
1 S. II. Valdez. Green River Wyoming.
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PESQUlSAS.

$1,000 &c qualification Sc q 6ara a Ia per
soma que me &c informeS exactos del parade
70 del ST.. Ramon Ruiz de 20 amos de edad,
moreno. dc regular e~Statura tiene IN lunar
en- IN oio. >gs ultimGS noticias Sc recibieron
q paSaGo Mario, De Corpus Christi. Texas.
Dirlsi-Sc ! Jose Ruiz. 18th Ave. seq Rock
ford, III. 80
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ARRENDAMIENTOS

NGSEO -cntar casa independents o 3ps-
fl-rcnya de 5 o : cUa-to> dcsamCeblaGc,
~r.al-irg. DirIEicse q R. {. V. CO la Prem
l
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aETRIMOMIALES

HOnbre horrado y trabaiado-. sin vicioS.
mexicano, desea ccmUnica=sc con Sehorita o
sonora viuda. de 20 I % aucs de edad. oojc
% m~atriuonio. Ri eGad IS amos. Dirigirse a
Federico Gonzalez Casper. Wyoming. Is
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Sc NECESITA Sonora o muchacha mexica-
ma para trabajo general de casa. Trabalo per-
manente para una bucna persona NO nece-
sta habIar irgles. Ocurra l2I Tommins Ave.
Caro- Harlandale. Tel. Or. 9SS. GU
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-01
Para las Fiestas Patrias

BanderaS de Soda. genera. csluloide para so
bra. Botones de HidalEo. Juarez y T-icolores,
Iiston. Serpsptinas. Confetti Feston. y otros
tcticulos para celebration del 10 de Sep
sembrc. Mapas de Mexico, Gran surtido de
rovedades. Joyeria etc. Pida csthiogo gratis.
ESpecialidad en- pediios por .orreo DiriJirSe
CHAPA MERCANTILE Co. sic West Com
rercc St. San Antonio. Texas.
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Sc NECESITAN muchachaS para lavar ria
tos: Sc pagan Sc. 90 semanarioS y sc da cuar-
to > asistencia Tsmbi6n IN cocincro segundo
V mesercs. Hotel Hot Wells. %
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LAXATIVO

Pastil!as dc alcaafor y Guinina para
II los y ~res:rios. FL reneaio mas Elective, oa
10 una nueva forraa. contra los r~eSfrios. Pre-
clio 25c en- toddS IDS drogueriaS
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ATFNCIoN: NECESITO AGENTES UR-
GENTEMENTE. Trahsjo facii dc desenpe-
mar personals dc ambcs sexes. Ocurra o es-
cr;bn por detal!eS q J. Sacal. 219 Elm st.
HoraS de deSpacho: S a . a. m. s a Q p. m.
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Free Employment Bureau

Necesitamos inmediatanents 4 todos los
expcrtos en- trabajos de construction. Con-
diciones de Open Shop. 20l Bedel Bldg.
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Sc NECESITAN tejcdores mexicanos con ex-
para TRAFALGAR en- tel1res de mano.
Trabaio permaneute. Buencs salaries. Ervie
referencias. Southwest Arts and Crafts. Box
2IS. Santa Fe. Nuevo Mexico.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-31
FORM CIVIC ASSOCIATION
Citizens Of Oak Grove and South Rich.
m"nd Elect John II. Robertson
Prominent

More than 200 residents of Oak Grove
ana south Richmond assembled last
t nisnt at the oak Grove School and
Lormcd the oak Grove Civic Associa-
non. Tor the purpose of advocating
John II robertson was elected presi-
Gent OF the new organization. NJ. H.
Lancaster, vice president; Il. 4. Red
FORA. treasurer. and w T. Bauphn
treasurer Thomas t. Morton presided
at the meeting.
10 drait a constitution and bylaws
ior ,nc new organization and TO act
as an executive committee the fol-
,T"lnS were elected. West Brnscr. Il.
Baushn and ii. II. Tanca S1r "''iie
6, r discussion Of needed water. gas and
street Improvement for Oak Grove was
pagticipatcd in by the citizens present
and 1t was decided to hold another
meeting AT which the committco was
rcn3rt on next Friday night.
Further plans wore made 10 cal, :,
I'M f,,rSs IN ntncrt cling, as soon, as candidates
themselves ana ask them ali IN ad'
~" , me organization and explain
m s ~ H GS , We're slso made at tho
IL. > colvin and W. s Rrinsor ''o'e'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-31
CRITICIZE PUBLICATION
Members Of Confederate Hcmori,,
Literary Society Take Action
Recent Isirturo

Members of the Confederate Mem
record yesterday as otliciaIIv cnno,' ~
IihE WIN The recent action Of Tho
hollywood Memorial Association in
protesting against the picture Of Ice
ana Grant AT the surrender al Anna
nattoN: as shown III the Literary Di
gcst of January 3, ~
rms picture, which has created sucb
a STIR OF criticism in the South. shove
Lee rendering his sword. but Grant re
!usinG IT. and Offering his hand in
stead OF taking the sword
Members of the society declared l.,
the meeting yesterday at the Confcd
crate Museum that such "a clarinr
error IN Confederate history could moi
- 80, IN ,idnicicd. since Grants
memoirs call il the purcst romance =.
Two new life members wers rc
GCslNcn' 1hcy were William Carrier.
Wayt, ph
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-31
WISE MAY TAKE ACTION
AGAINST "ONE-MAN" CARS
Prepares to Institute Quo warrnnto
Proceedings for Alleged Violation
of Ernuchisr

Quo warranto proceedings against
the one-man street cars now being
operated by the Virginia Railway and
rover Company may be granted if
no new clauses are found in the law
contradicting those found yesterday
by Commonwealth Attorney George L.
Wise. This statement was made yes
tcrday by Attorney Wise after careful
probing into the Virginia Code.
the law is as IL appears 10 be
from the sections which ] have found
bearing on the prcscn. problem, ! shall
al once institute quo warranto proceed
inEs, Attorney Wise said yesterday
Mr.. Wise VIII mold a conference to-
day with the Acknowledgement of the
state because of a clause in the law
round by him which instructs that the
quo warranto proceedings shall be in
STUFFED whenever the Commemorative
Attorney or the Acknowledgement con-
slider IL necessary TO do so.
Attorney Wise also stated that he
intended to probe the present situa-
tion and investigate the individuals
case case before reaching a final decision
me statute found by the Common
WcaithS Attorney yesterday states
that proceedings can be taken against
any domestic corporation, not owned
ny the municipality, for misuse OF it's
FRANCHISE or corporate privileges or
violation of its duty to the public
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-31
WORKERS ASKED TO STAY |
RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES
WILL BE CONTINUED HERE
New Association TO Take Place OF War
Camp Community Service, Wkich
Comes to End Tonight.

Five War Camp Community Ser
vice workers will remain in Richmond
another month to prevent any inter-
ruption in the activities which they are
now directing, although the organiza-
tion with which they are now con-
nected, goes out of existence tonight;
at midnight.
This was assured yesterday after
noon when the board Of directors of
ton, which has been formed by the
merging of the War Camp Community
Service and the. Playground and Rec,
district representative of Community
service, Incorporated. was present and
stated that this could be arranged.
Stearncs Executive Secretary.
r. c. Stearnes, community organizer
of the War Camp Community Service.
the Community Recreation Association
for a time. He will be assisted by Ed.
r. SUBWAY. musical organizer and
director OF community singing; Miss
~ NJ: krantz. recrcational director Of
the Unity Club and the Community
Club; Al. A.. Norrcll. director of the
Miss blanche Wright. in charge of the
work for colorcd. girls and women.
Arrangeme :, for the hearing of the
fore the Finance Committee OF tho
Council to secure an increased appro-
rn1'niotoo Tor. plaayground work were
afternoon. r. c. Stearnes will appcar
before the committee Monday night
and arrange for the hearing When
the date Is set. the claims OF Rich
mond Fairgrounds will be presented by
a committee from the Communit! Y
Recreation Association consisting Of
Branch Johnson. former president of
the Richmond Post OF the American
Legion; Judge J. HoEe Kicks. l.. Mex
Judkins. Mrs. w. n. Burrows and Mrs
G. 7. w. Kern.
Organization to he Local
Members of this committee said In ST
night that the amount set aside in the
budget for Fairgrounds. $4,000. was
entirely inadequate and that play
ground work in Richmond could not
progress unless n moro liberal appro-
priation was secured.
Activities of the Community Rccrca-
ton Association will necessarily be
curtai1ed to some extent for the next
few weeks because OF the danger OF
an influenza epidemic. although none
Of the work will be entirely stopped.
Clarence +. CABOT president OF the
association. said last night He de-
clared that the new association would
be purely local in its. scope and that
It would depend for its existence on
local support. Assurances of assist
ance from business firms reached by
War Camp Community Service sings
and recreational affairs at the three
clubs OF the old organization augurcd
we'll for the future, he said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-31
Y. ". DRIVE TOTAL s1s,154
BUSINESS WOMEN'S TEAM
LEADS IN SUBSCRIPTIONS
Closing Dinner of CnmpniEn to He Held
This Evening mt Central
building

Workers in tho Y. w. c. A. financial
drive yesterday brought tho subscrip-
tons to nearly $4,000. according to
reports submitted at the MONDAY lun-
cheon at the Central Building. North
Fifth Street
and pledges of s6.29l.50. bringing the
total to date to Sl9.154.12. The new
SSm mo;sl, were divided as follows:
mems teams. s1,97i; mems teams. sis5;
ca mp, executive committee. $500.
an ms 'h by jeissing t teams were cap
1923, and Miss Virginia Lacy. with
Yesterdays luncheon was featured
with an address by G; Jcter Jones,
president of the Merchants Ma
tional Bank; Mr.. Jones expressed the
and its various accomplishments
cannot see." he said. how any.
BUSINESS ,hs ns;'on man could fail to respond to
Y. w. c. \. for funds with which to
maintain its work. 1 have personal
i.!.3,. Of the great benefit which
this institution. and il is up TO the
business men OF the community TO sup
Robert Saville, chairman OF the mems
teams. declared that it had been his
experience that most business mon who
nave been approached have gladly
The closing dinner of the campaign
VIII take place ut GAO O'Clock TO-
nlEnt In the auditorium of the Central
nhuiidIng, and Mrs. Shields NJ Bishop,
committee. has arranged an elaborate
ana interesting program for the event,
n nnnncnS details have not. been an
be called upon to turn in ali cards.
and important announcements in CON
ncction with the drive will be made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-31
RICHMOND MAN is ELECTED
Il. L. MaEiil Made Treasurer OF sun.
day School Council at ST. Louis
Convention.

r. f. Magill of Richmond. was
elected treasurer of the Sunday School
Council OF Evangelical Denomina-
ions at the meeting held in st. Louis
TINS week. at tho concluding session
OF the annual convention. Rev. John
1. Farls, or Philadelphia, was elected
lork. was reelected secretary of the
steps were taken toward consolidat-
ing the council with the InternationaI
Sunday School Association, and a re-
port advocating the merger was adopt
Chicago, and Rev. Robert HOPKINS Of
Cincinnati. were appointed to repre-
sent the council at the meeting OF the
International executive committee in
Birmingham, Ala. February 10 to II.
AT when place the proposed amalga-
matlon VIII be considered.
II was unanimously adopted that
only the English language be used in
churches by the Sunday School Coun-
Gil OF Evangelical Denomin ations,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-31
ENGLAND SEEKS TO COPY
SYSTEM USED IN VIRGINIA
British Official Ask. for Information
on Operation of Co-Operative
Education Association.

Work done by the Virginia Co
lucrative Education Association has
attracted attention over the whole
country. and even in England from
whence a request came yesterday TO
s'orSc ". Guy secretary for the
State COOPERATIVE Education Associa
non. from Ernest Young, assistant
secretary for higher education in Eng
.@hu. requesting particulars of the
Scncine promoted by the association
lor me uses of school houses in rural
~. L.. Bennett. division supcrintnn-
dent Of the Albcmarle nnhlic scboois
also wrote to MIR. Guy telling of the
W1rk accomplished by the leagues in
inincinar!e. lie told OF the Red Hill
,'iGh Scho0i. that was burned down on
January IL, having been able 10 con
t,ntr the classes because of the CO
operation of tho league members in
erecting temporary school building for
use until the new school can be built.