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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01

desire to sec IL against strictly ION the
level The recent disclosures before the
Cook county grand jury indicate that this
Shiny crowd has succeeded IN getting it
hands on the national sport. To save it
from utter collapse, this grip must be
shaken loose ut one and the offenders,
both players and gamblers, II possible, be
given such punishment as wilfmake them
an example for generations to come, very
much as the punishments meted out TO the
proved crooked players Of the old Louis
vile club in 1877 have served for genera
tion rs an example to players who place
easy money above their honor and their
sense of duty to their employers and TO
the public, which makes their employ
ment possiblc.--Philadelphia Ledger.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01

there was no rclicf For Instance. ne
signed statement Of Mr.. Kenneth Nal
COIN, who Is District Manager of o. laTgr
local concern and resides at Nc. sia
West Ninth Street, SAYS:
Il never had faith IN any medicines hui
those which were prescribed for me- until
they failed 70 help me, I was induced 'o
take Plant juice hy reading the state.
ments in our home papers of 80 many
local people being cured hy it during
the late war | was with the Government
Service, in tho Intelligence Department
and connected with the Red CrosS NJ
hours Of work were extremely long aUd
my nerves were greatly ovcrtaNcd and !
got weak and all run down. l had ro
ap, elite, could not digest the htt'e food
/ would take into my stomach and could
not sleep, | had constant pains in my
back catarrh and my eyes watcrcd COM
stantly | was coughing snd cNpccto-
rating all the time. had headaches. diEry
spells and felt weak and miserable. ! bal
taken many medicines, but got no rc.iCl
from any OF them, was under trcaimrut
also, but this did not do me any eocd
Plant Juice was recommended % nae ard
j got almost instant relief; my appetite
came back 20 me, | was relicvCd ol thC
gas, sleep fine az night and have no morc
pans or aches; | have no more trouble
with catarrh and my nerves are snOthcd
and toned up. have no hesitation In pro-
claiming the merits Of Plant juice. Cor %
has restored me 60 health ! lccl that !
can honestly recommend Plant JUICE a.
anyone who has suffered a. l have and
be convinced
The Plant Juice Man il 90 tho Miller
Drug Store, so4-fou Market 81. Whon
he Is daily meeting the local public anC
introducing and explaining tho merits
this remedy. treC samples gwen,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01

The mayor of Chester, Pa, has decided
that if men have money enough to go on
a toot" with whisky at SIS quart, they
should have sufficient cash in pocket TO.
pay the city literally for arresting and
taking care Of them. Accordingly, he has
directed all magistrates TO advance the
rate of fines for drunkenness from $40 to
$50. In this way the high cost of indul-
gence in intoNcation may reduce the ex-
cessive cost of the booze" by decreasing
the demand Wilmington might adopt
this curative method and thereby curb the
activity of the city's 'bootleggers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01

Thirsty travellers who have been ac-
customed TO taking small TASKS in their
travelling bags as they go about, win await
with keen interest fop Judge Morris de-
cision as 70 whether any agent may search
ones hand baggage if he suspects it con-
tains some ''old red-eye" The suggestion
of conveying booze" about is becoming so
fraught with peril that the man with an
habitual thirst is likely 10 have continual
conniptions II the grip is not sacred, PER
haps his hip pocket likewise is open TO the
suspicion Of the dry agents, 80 that the
only means Of transportation viii be that
adopted by the cat which coveted and ate
the canary. Even then the danger Of an
overlooking would have to be guarded
against, as it would lead to arrest.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01
Italian Program for Moose.

A program OF Italian melodies and
American patriotic airs and parts from
famous operas under the direction of
Samuel Norris featured the second special
concert at Moose Hall, 703 French street
last night. Musical selections we're also
rendered by the Moose orchestra under
the direction of Nicholas Reuter-. Over
400 attended the affair. Joseph Tarantino
formerly of the Royal Opera Company
of Naples thrilled the audience with his
SELECTION
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01

French Royalists declare they frequent
ly see the shade of Marie Antoinette
lowering about the park surrounding the
dairy of the Little Trianon, one Of the
extravagances provided for her amuse-
ment, where she uesd TO play the milk
maid, and they insist she is waving to
them to return TO the throne of the Bour-
bon Kings. More likely she is trying to
wig-wag to them her formula for making
butter to take the place Of the miserable
now served in Paris cafes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01
THE COAL SUPPLY.

An average production Of 12,oO0,00
tons of bituminous coal a week is aimed at
by the operators during the next two
months IN order 10 preclude the posi-
bil ity OF coal shortage this winter. IL
Is estimated by the National Coal Asso-
clation that II this output can be maintain
ed until December ], it will be possible 10
make up the existing shortage after that
date and assure all sections of an adequate
supply of fuel.
The Interstate Commerce Commission,
acting in the capacity of the railroad adj
ministration in the distribution of coal,
has promised it's cooperation, and there u
every reason to hope that the plan will be
carr led INTO effect Shipments are TO BIC
rushed TO the Northwest for the present in
order that that section may get its quota,
and when that has been accomplished
there will be enough coal released to sup
ply other communities The association
urges householders not To fill their bins at
this timo under the assurance that an
ample supply will be available later.
The 1000, 000ton point was nearly
attained during the week ended Septem-
ber Is. when production reached il,6li,-
900 tons. For tha current oalen dar year
the production Of btuminous coal amounts
TO $50. So, 600 tons which is $1,000, 900
tons ahead Of last year, although a.. $50
600 tons less than for the same period Of
1918 Production of anthracite this year
20 date amounts 10 nearly 100000
tons. slight increase over the same
months of 1919
Operators. miners, the railroads and The
Interstate Commerce Commission should
cooperate in every possible way TO make
effective the plan TO provide the country
with enough fuel to last through the
winter. High prices in themselves oonstl-
tute sufficient burden for the public to
bear, but high prices coupled with q
shortage of supply would create condi-
ton well-nigh unbcarable under the cir
cumstances.-W Washington Post.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01
RIPPLING RHYMES.
BY Walt Mason.
CLIMATE.

For balmv airs I've always
wished, and now | have my hearts
desire: the finest climate ever
dished surrounds me as | crank my
lyre. The summer brings no sizzling
heat. but from the sea cool breezes
blow: the winter has no snow or
sleet to fill rheumatic legs with woe.
But when | hay me down to sleep
| dream Of Kansas every night;
of Kansas, where wild bhzzards
sweep, and summer heat is just
a fright. Some day, no doubt, I viii
depart for Eden, where all things
are fine, where scaldlng teardrops
never start, and grief and woe take
in their sign. There with the saints
| hope To roam along the crystal
rivers shore, exultlngin that final
home where sorrow soaks us never
more. But still my thoughts will
wander thence at times, when Choir
uses are stilled; I'll lean against the
Jasper fence, aud with strange long
ings I'll be filed Strange longings for
the old elm trees beneath whose
boughs | used to stray; strange
longings for the Kansas breeze, that
blew our county seat away. New
splendors rise at every turn, new
glories every hour | find; yet my
old heart must ever yearn for
those dear scenes / left behind.
Observation-Disclosures
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01
MEETINGS TONIGHT.
First Regiment Band.

First Regiment Band.
Oriental Lodge, X. of P.
Excelsior hodge, X. of P.
Camp No 4, 2. o. 5. A.
Fairfax Lodge, l. o. o. F.
Local No. 313, l. B. E. W.
Brandywine Lodge, 5. of III.
st. Johns Chapter r. A. NJ.
Columbian Lodge, l. o. .. z.
St. Georges Castle, n G.. Z.
Local No. 626, c. & J. of A.
Wilmington Tinsmiths Union.
Encampment No. "a, L. V. L.
Third Ward Democratic Club.
Manitou Tribe, Imp'd o. r. NJ
Star of Bethlehem Lodge, 5. of NJ.
Delaware Tribe, Imp'd Q. r. NJ.
Delaware Haymakers' Association.
Washington Council, L. F. of A.
Diligent Council, Jr. o. L A. NJ.
Lady jefferson Home Communion.
Canton Delaware, T. NJ, |. o. o. +.
Washington Camp, No. 4, Z. o. 5. A.
Wilmington Lodge, No. 174. L. O. G. T.
Plumbers, Gas and Steam Filters Union
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01

There is now manifest decided shaki-
ness of the former cock-sure confidence of
the Republican party managers. They had
the election all settled several weeks ago,
with Harding securely and comfortably
seated on his first front porch Now they
have sent him on the read, and no doubt
they trenlble every hour Of the day for fear
he viii say something he should not say.
They well know his propensity for wob-
bling and making disheartening blunders.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01

bctwen "OlJ Abe" and Little Ma
was cho,cc between ryila, not ''i"ofn
exccllsrcle~ FOr q time during TIE he9i
Of the campaign u appeared that i.ineolh
had no friend. among the lsa'i~rs and ih'
ncwspatnrs. Carpisg critscs d's~r't"J ii'
every act. isrn The great mas n ihf
people we're for him. Whcn Tho el"'iinN
was over be bad carried ~ ~ IN p
States which voted. receiving tl< fiffT
toral votes 20 McClcllsn's ~. Nc 'fiih.
carried only New Jersey, ken'uety 80
Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01
HOUSTON FEARS FOR RECORD.

AS only so divorces were granted in
Houston last Saturday, as against 2l4
the preceding Saturday, we feel that our
courts were not in good form.
But there are still quite number of
couples in the town who have not vet
been divorced, and maybe business will
pick up with the invigorating weather of
autumn time Houston Post.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01
EVENING SMILE.
PLAYING SAFE.

''ft is remarkable" said Mr.. Grunt-
Ter, how mean some people are. | had
with me on a fishing trip two friends
who evidently were familiar with my repu-
tation as an angler.
Before starting one Of them made
the following suggestion. We will agree
that the first man that catches a fish must
treat the crowd
f'T assented TO tbr-. and we started
Now, those two fellows both had bite
and were too mean TO pull them up"
II suppose you lost, then2' remarked
the friend.
ooh, no." replied Mr.. Gruntler, II
didn't have any bait on my hookp'-
London Tit Bits.
"The rare feat Won mention was also
n paradoxical one" How so?' "It was
also we'll done Baltimore American.
''Do you know what it Is that IS keeping
me poor?' mo WHAT" Pretending
to be rich Sketch.
'T admire the man who laughs at danger
don / vou?" NO. think he has mighty
poor sense of hurnor. Boston Tran
script.
They say theecause Of their quarrel
was letter hrs wife found in his pocket"
Zone that he had forgotten TO mail?"
f'No. one he had forgotten, TO burn. ''-Bos-
ton Transcript.
Wife-'eYou have such execrable taste,
George, | wish you'd let me buy your
clothes Hubby You're on, Anna
BELLE Soon as | have a suit 70 sell III
notify YOU Buffalo Express
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

@ Can you give me any infrrfaiio.
concerning the kind ~ WOOD that - 80
In the manufacture Il sirplaneHT y. =. z
a. The Forest service sayv s'verni
varietiee of spruce arc uscd in ur man
ufaoitire a ainpianes u h suited a. ii~
purpose boeauae a ~ Uoat strength u
comparison with - weight, iie unborn
texture, and is freedom from defocts.
q Can you tell mo how, whom and
where the idoa n daylight saving 0flf
nated7 Was il ever usad IN Eufopsnn eoun.
tries before u wa tfied in the lni'fl
Ststoa3 4. l.. 10.
A. Daylight saving vas plgyssisf ~
early AZ 1907, ~ an tngiiahman unnlfd
William W yllottt IN bcok entitled ~ 1sts
u Daylight" The following year niN
for daylight saving Nas nffoduced NO
the HOure a C0mmous, buf failed a.
paas. The nibjec, was brought ur ln Ger
many IN 1916 when the German FofFaI
Council paced n measure ~ scf the fIffk
one hour shoad Within threo month.
twelve EurDpsan countries had fnllc.sei
SUIT namely, Holland, Austria, Iuftsy
England, Frame, Norway sweden, iien-
mark, Italy, Switzerland, spain and
Portugal Nova -c0'ia intrrfiuccf day.
light saving into America. The nerrufi
was brought forward in fhe United -iatss
IN 1918 On March lf a thaf yoar Con.
gress passod, and on March ~ fhe Ff.i.
dent approved, bil providing daylirif
saving for this country
@ Can you tsn mo anything ahrr'
the porsons WIN have rsled ~ ~ fhrr
lives IN Niagnra Falls ard fho rapids BE-
low tham7 n =. ~
A. Captain Matthew Weih l0si tIH
life IN an attempt o. win thr rarit. ~
July =, 1893, and a similar fate 0Vcrffrk
John Lincoln souleg W. j krndaN
a Bostnn policeman. went through 90
rapids profoefed only BY n c0rf lfe nfr.
server on August p 1895, rn 1895 lf-l
and 1880 Carlisle ID Graham srirnrrsfnIiv
wont over Tho falls in a barr nm wa
also accomplished by Gorge Harleii
and BY William Potts a bufal0 Arnnrr
the tighfrOpe walkers who crnsFef fhr
falls we're Nara -peltara n 1870 grd
samuel John Diron in ls00
q. What Is n naufieai mi.rP Tn %
A The Hydrographic oflice ssvs fhHf
a nautical rnile b defined - he nrHaaT-
tieth part n The length of derfre NJ
great circle ~ n sphere uho@e SIirfsrs l.
equal IN area % the ara - the arrfscf
n the earth. This distance i ah1uf
9, ,O802 "a feet.
o. Kindly explain The diIsr.nce n
the terms tOco, tura Ascao and iuooA
" r r.
A. Coco r. the name ~ q trrc fCorns
Nuciferal. Coca is the name ~ a shrnh
fErythorviou Coca Csrao T. Ire ukme
Of tree The0broma Cacnol. Corna =
the name n q product. the po~reresi iriiil
n the The0brOrna Csrao from wrch
part 81 tho oil has heen expreseer. nm
this product the beverage known a. cncoa
Is prepared.
ANY reader ran get the an-w~r - any
question bv writing Every Evenlnz IN
formation Bureau Frederc y. ll1skln.
Director. Washington. ID. g.. ThR Officn
applies srrirtly 90 information. The Bureau
cannot give advice on leVai. meoIcal ana
financial matters. 10 does not attempt o.
settle domestic troubles. nor % Under.
take exhaustive research on any nlul~ct
Write your QUESTION PLAINLY ana hrieflv
Give full name and ADDRESS ana encloee
two cents IN stamps for return ro~taxr.
4 n ~nr.ls.a zrsur rfr~asf FH|n IrIffFIIr~Y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01
BACKS CLAIMS OF
PLANT JUICE MAN
Wilmington Man Was Iniu-
enced to Try Plant Juice and
Nov is Very Happy.

That Plant Juice. the ne~ herba.
stomach medicine, - noafing uut ~
reputation established ior t in 0thcr
cities. e Is only Necessary Tor 0ne - reaa
the testimonials Of loca.l pe0pic Who haVe
beg --~snrs~i io heath alter they thau1ht
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01

There is nothing ambiguous about the
platform utterances Of Governor Cox. He
speaks plainly, vigorously, and unmis-
takably. The people know his views on all
public questions made prominent in the
campaign. But how different with Hard
ing, who says one thing one day, and
something contrary thereto the'next.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01

Judging by what was seen on Market
street. Wednesday night, the only place
for a Young Negro in the Harding First
Voters Club is at the head Of the line,
carrying q transparency.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01

The eyes of Germany are on US. All
Germans abroad and all German sym
pathizers here at home are earnestly
hoping for the election of the Republican
candidatefor President.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01

As the Opening gun Of the campaign"
the Republican meeting in this city,
wednesday night, was anything but a
"howiing success" There was no great
rush q auditors, and the enthusiasm was
not noticeable.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01

Thousands Of women in Pennsylvania
are preparing to vote against United
States Senator Boies Penrose, who is a
candidate for reelection. lie was a de-
termined opponent of Equal Suffrage, and
there IS nothing about him, either po-
llteally or personally, TO invite the sup
port of women-or men either, for that
matter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01

Cordovans and calf skins in all the
newest toe shapes at Forster's, 728 Market
street, second floor, 50 to Sl2 values now
S6.75.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01

A woman nav listen "a her hnsb,nds
advice. but she does ~ snc picasss any
how.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01

'T admire the man who langhs at danger
don yol?" No. think he has mighty
poor sense Of hurnor. Boston Tran
script.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01

'"rhe rare feat Won mention WAS also
n paradoxical one" How so?" ct was
also we'll done. Baltimore American.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01

''Do you know what it is that Is keeping
me poor?" "No. WHAT" Pretending
to be rich Sketch
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-18
CUBA ESTA VA EN- PAZ Gun
ALEMANIA

BABANA, Cuba, Mario 12.-En
la S~ecertaria de Estado Guiana sc re
cibi6 aver tarde un despacho cable
er&fico de Paris, enviado por el doc
to- Rafael Martinez Ortiz, en- el que
informaba al %gobierno que habla he
cho entrega va al Supreme Consejo
de la Conferencia de Paz, del trata-
do de paz ratificado por Cuba.
En- vista de clio, aver mismo sc CO.
memo a redactar en- Ia Cancilleria
Gicha. segun Sc informo, e decreto
en- el que sc declara of1cialmentc
haber cesado ell estado de guerra en-
tre Cuba Y Alemania, documento
cue sera firmado hoy por ell Jcfe del
Estado.
Despues de Ia pror.ulrac;oh de di-
che decreto, e. Presiderte lie Ia Re-
?nblica dirigira una proclama al pals
en- ~espanol, inrltS Y frances.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-18
Corranzo ogradece al Cob.
del Salvador su en0io
para las Uictimas de
VerGcruz
Telcqrama ESpccin t1,G Ia PRENSA.
CJTTDAD D EMENICC, Mario i

Tclcqrama ESpccin tErG La PEENSA'
CIUDAD D EMENICC, Mario 16
Ell gobierno .por conducto de Ia Sc.
cretaria de Relaciones EXterlores, ha
enviado una nota al gobierno dc la
Eepublica de Ell Salvador, dandc!e
las gracias por el obolo que remitio
hace pocos dias para ser distrlbuido
entire las victimas de los tembIores
en- los Estados de Puebla y Vera
cruz.
La nota dirigida por ell licenciado
Medina al Secretario de Relaciones
del gobicrno s~alvadoreno esta conce-
bida en- terminus sumamcntc cordla-
les Y en- ella Sc hace referencia a las
muy estrechas Y sinceras rclaclones
de amistad franca que har eAistido
durantc muchos amos entire Mexico
V FL Salvador, ~notandcsc en- TODD
su teXto ell deseo de poner de mani
fiesto que Ell gobierno de Mexico
siente gran simpatia por Ia citada re-
publica centroamericana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-18
Maria del Pillar Martinez, cuyo bene fcio Sc
ceZebra hoy en- ell Teatro Ndciondl
Sc CAYO DE UN SEX1O plSO UN
NlNO / Sc L3NANTO
LLORANDO

NUEVA YORK, Mario 13.-El pc
cueno Tomas Burke, de seis amos de
cfad, SC cayo aver desde ell seNto
r!So del cdificio de donde vive, sin
haberse causado la menor lesion. FL
riho Sc hallaba jugando EN- ell techo
dc la casa Y al acarcarse al horde,
pcrdi6 el c~quilibrio Y sc vino al ue-
T., habiendole tocado la suerte de
caer sobre las zogas de los tendede-
ros de ropa que habia en- ell patio.
10 cual aminor6 tanto la fuerza de
Ia caida, que ell m%uchacho a. dar en-
eli suelo, 10 unico que recibi0 fut
I'm fuerte s%enton, pero sin que la cosa
pasara de ALI.
Cuando varios vecinos que 10 vie
ron desprendarse de la %cornisa, sc
acercaron a prestar auXilio al peQue'
nuclo. este Sc levanto llorando no
tsnto por el golpe %recibido, cuanto
| Tor el estado en- que Sc habia pEsto
ia ropa V temia que su madre 10 fue'
Ia a castigar por haberla ensuciado
tanto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-18
LAS COLOSALES GANANC1AS DE
DOS GRANDES EMPRESAS
AMERICANS

NUEVA YORK, Mario i2.-Las
eanancias liquidas obtenidas por dos
dc las mas grandes empresa estable-
cidas en- este pals, Ia American Su-
gar Refining Y la American Tobacco
Company. que son verdaceros trust,
a.aron de treinta milloncS de d0la-
RS durante ell aio dc 1919.
Las u~tilidadcs &c Ia prItnera de dI-
has snpresas monta:on q "a sunha
de s~I5.250,619, contra Sl2.5S1,4S7
Que obtuvo ell ano dc 1918. La sunla
dc dinero empleada en- los negoios
ror la citada compania durante ell
mismo ano, fue de 800 millones de
pesos, mientras que en- 1918 sola-
mente empleo la suma de 100 Milo
mes. Las utilidades obtenidas repre-
sentan por tanto, el tres por ciento
del capital empleado, interes que es
mas bajo que ell que Sc paga por cuaI
Guier banco del pals.
Las utilidades liquidas obtenidas
Dor la American Tobacco Company,
que es la que manufacture el popular
tabaco para funlar marcas Bull Dur
| ham, Prince Albert, Lucky Strike, y
otras, fueron de S15.922,6S7, que re
presentan una merna de S1.574,046
sobre las g~anancias del aho anterior,
en- que la citada empresa hizo un
Gran negocio con haber logrado Ia
exclusive del gobierno para proveer
de cigarros Y tabaco al ejercito ame-
ricano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-18
SOLEMNE FIESTA RELIGIOSA EN-
LA CATHEDRAL DE SAN
FERNANDO

FL Reverend Padre Pratt, Rector
de la Cathedral de San Fernando de
esta ciudad. nos informo que mana
ma tendria lugar en- su parroQuia una
Misa Cantada cue daria principle a
las s de la manana. ESta misa s0--
lemne, en- honor de San Jose cuyC dia
celebra manana "a Iglesia Catolica,
sera dedicada 4 Ia Association Cato
lea Italiana de San Antonio San
jose ' con tai mn:ivo el sermon scra
dicho en- i~taliano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-18
NO PODIA E~NDEREZARSE.

James Carman, de MGyfield, Ky.
ncs dlce:-"TonTto medolia la es-
palda aigunas veces, que a menudo
nos dice:-"Tanto me dolia la es-
bora. Tome Foley Kidney Pill, Y
Gesde ~entorces mis- aTeccicnes han de,
saparecido. No puedo alabar sufi-
cientemente esta medicinal" Las Pill
doras de Foley. para los Rinones, a.
yudan a estos en- ell trabajo de elimi-
mar del ssitema los sedimentos :nu-
tiles que sen la causa dc todos los d.
lores (Anv)-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-18
PARA AYUDAR A LOS B~RACEROS

Eemos estado informando a nues-
.ros lectores respecto a la agencia de
cmpleos u la Camara de Concrete
de San Antonio, estableceria en- los
altos del Mercado dc la ciudad. Mr..
.Alvord. Director del Departamento
dc Agriculture de la Camara de Co.
mercio, fue designado para, que sc
e~ncargara de esta agencia de en-
pleos cuyo establecimiento no tendria
Giro fin que el de ayudar al gran
numero de braceros meXicanos que
Sc encuentran en- San Antonio sin
trabajo.
La va mencionada agencia de en-
pleos debi6 de haber quedado esta-
blecida deSde ell lunes pasado, mas no
fue asi, debido a que cl senior D.
Guillermo Perez que esta s~ecundan-
do Ia activa labor de Mr.. Alvord, su-
GIRO a este la idea de que en- luear
de establecer Ia tai oficina Y estar
ALI sentados IN espera de que los ne
cesitados ]jornaleros acudieran en-
busca de trabajo, fueran ellos mis-
mos, MIR. Alvord V Ell senior Perez,
ouienes Sc encargaran de m~ezclarse
entire los grupos de trabajadores me-
xicanos para ofrecerles el trabajo que
recesiten. La intensisima labor de
Nj. Alvord Y ell senior Perez esta sien
dc muy eficaz, pues Sc estan proper
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