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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-08-06
CONFLICTO TERMINADO
Ell Gobernador de Queretmo
informa que concluyo va
ell del "Hercules"

Teleorama EspecIai para LA PRESsA".
+ CIUDAD DE MEXICO, asosto o.
Teicgrarnas recib.dos en- la Secreta-
1a de Gcbernaci6n y que fueron en-
v:ados por el Goberuado- TTuchueio,
del Estado de Queretaro. dicen que
Sc ha soiucionado ente-aEente el
conf!icto obrero surgir1o en- IA IA
brica de hilados y tejidos TIE Her
cules", cercana q aquel!a ciudad, y
que para Ia fecha no existe ninSdn
motive de friction que inspire teTno-
res al gcbierno. Sin embargo, en- ell
mensaje no Sc cita "a fornla en- que
fus soluc!onado el conflicto III cl con
venio a que Sc hava llegado catre
obreros y patronos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-08-06
ESTUVO A PUNTO DE NAuFRA-
GAR LA MISSION AL BRASIL
TcIearsma Especial para LA pRENsA".

TcIegrsma Especial para LA PRENSA".
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, agosto s.
Ha quedado plenamente confirmado
que Ell barco nnextcano Bravo" que
zarp6 hace POGO del puerto de Vera
cruz llevando bordo a los delega-
dos mexicanos a Ia Exposition del
Brasil. lego srmamente averiado
Puerto Colon, Panama, despues de
haber capeado un fortfssno tempo
raj.
Las noticias references a este su-
ceso aseguran que "a emharcacion
mexicana estuvo 4 punto de naufra-
gar. : i
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-08-06
NO HA MUERTO PROAL
Telcgrama Especial para LA FRENsa".

III 1IH-@N~'
CTUDAD DE MENICO. agosto 9
La Sec-e:a-ia &c Gobernaciou, en- de-
clarac:oaes que propcrcion6. dice que
es del ,odo inexacta IL version que
n p-ecsa cap!tahaa do aver I Ia pu-
blicidad rcspecto 4 que Heron Proal,
el as!tado- que Sc cncuentra preso
en- Ia ci-cel de Veraruz, hubiera 81
do r1ue-to dent-o de IA prisi6R, que
actualnepte. el lider Soc!alista SO en-
cuenrra gozando p!enameRte de IA
vida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-08-06
Teleorama Especial para LA PRENsA"

Telcgfama Especial para LA fhEN9A
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. agosto D.
Ell Gobernado- del Estado de Mo-
relos Jose Parres, quien Sc encueH-
ira actualmente en- esta capital. a
caba de hacer deolaraciones relacio-
nadas con el escandaloSo asunto ae!
plasio de Bielaski. diciendo que a.
darse por conclufda Ia causa que Sc
instruye en Cuernavaca con este -ro-
two, Sc saora quienes fueroa los ..u-
torres iutelectuales de dicho plag!o >
cuales los fines que perseguian.
Por 10 pronto, declare el Goberna-
dor PaTes .puede aseGurarse de an
temano, que ell plasio fue fraguado
fuera del pats
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-08-06
CONTRA LOS RADiCAlES,
NO CONTRA EL CAPITAL

-Po- SIS aseveraciones, sshor. DE-
ducinos que los suceSos, mas que 90
do. fueron enraminados contra cier
tos brotes del bolshevikismo que han
aacido en las minas do La Paz, jno
es asi?
--Etectivamcnte, y precisamcute u
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-08-06
TRATASE DE DERROCAR AL
GOBERNADOR DE OAXACA,
GRAZ. MANUEL GARCIA VIGIL
Los SUCESOS DE La PAz FUERON
DE CARACTER ANTI-BOLSHEYlKl
La protesta de los obreros e cueiones resosas
sino que la motive mas bien la actltud asumlda por
algunos Ederes rojos

"a fecha por haba- perdido las pocas
o n,uchas simpat!as dc que en- IN
principle gozaba entire los ope:ar'os
de La PaZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-08-06
SHISCTON. :

WASHINGTON. agosto Los
que estSn a! t2ntc de los planes de!
P-esidents dicsa que Sc ha decid:do
a esperar IN tempo razonaole para
YER 81 las en7resas son capases de
continuar mo-iendo sus treaes- con
-c-uIa-idad. = pcsar &c n huelga.
In Association ca Ejecutivos Fe-
roca-;leros neg& que n s;traci6a de
,as Ioconotoras : de los coches sea
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-08-06
relearama Especial para LA pRENsA".

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. agosto g.
Bruce Bielaski, el protason!sta del
plasio que va Sc hizo famoso por to-
das las circunstancias. que en- el han
concurrido, sali6 hoy para la ciudad
de CuernaSaca con Ell prop6sito de
presentarse ante el juez que instruye
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-08-06

pasa a Ia "a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-08-06

fszsa 4 n Pas a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-08-06
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
q larger circulation than any
other Mexican newspaper in the
United States.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-08-06

Compre listed sus libros en- espa-
mol. a la Casa Editorial Lozano,
118 n. Santa Rosa Ave-, San An
tonic, Texas. Es Ia mas barata.-
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LOCAL SECURITIES.
h'P"r'ed Daily by Laird & Coz So.
curlty Brokers, du Point RuiId,,
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Pc " Mte Motor Company rerorts
tA.A et'@ 'HF ih" second quarter 80 ner
en- larger IMAM Tor the first three months
H itl- year ana - per cent above saIes
4h ih" second quarter of 1921 BY 0cfo-
peg ~ expect, its production viii be on a
ass ~ 10000 trucks d year
=, h' I. pr NOS The Baltimore and
ONO railroad Company will nav a djvi
grnI ~ = per cent on its common STOCK
f"r TOE FIRST half OF this wear will ha
determined when the board Of directors
meets tins month
noiicd orders on the books OF tho
mt'd states Steel Corporation have
increased progressively month by nonth
nom th' low point reached az the end OF
February. 4.I4l .U69 tons. 10 8 625 E2i
toms on June 30. as reported yesterday
Nt government crop report for July
ssHvo yesterday. gave the first eStinla To-
ni tH' S'ason on corn, putting the Weld
prospect al 500 900 600 bushels which
""4id hc about an average crop Wheat
and oat Yields promise somewhat loss
than month before
.. ut'g ,a.i.., Of leading speculativ
emphasized the idea that the market is
taking inventory say A. 4 Housman 4
CO., ~ sew York The general irnnres-
sion Is that the advance in indust rial
stock prices has gone ahead Of the re-
ruNery 10 business, and there is probably
substantial truth in that impression
lille the market waits. business reports
untluue 20 cngender cheer for the fail sea
son. and suggest subsequent resumption
Of market activity and advancing prices, "
ne steel merger stocks including Re
public Iron and steel. Alidyale steel
and Ordnance Lacka wanna Steel and
Bethlehem steel. all gained ground YES
tcrday the rise was at first based
upon the assumption that the govern
ment would give the various companies
q clean bin of health in connection with
the proposed mergers as yesterday was
the date ON which Wall Street expected
the INVESTIGATING committee to make
it's report 10 Congress
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MRS. {. NJ. HORN DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
She Was the Widow of Charles
w. Horn and Was Well and
FavorabIy Known.

After a long Illness, Of a compiica-
ton Of diseases largely due TO her ad-
vanced age. Mrs. Emma VI. Horn
widow OF Charles W. Horn, for many
years a We'll known resident Of vii
mington died at her nome. 500 West
Thirteenth street, shortly before 10
o'clock last night. She would have
observed her S1st birthday anniversary
in October.
Although a semi-invalid for a
number of years, Mrs Horn maintain
ed her interest in affairs OF current in
terest and had a large number of
friends. She had very cheerful dis
position despite the fact that she had
been unable to go about for some time,
and was popular among both young
and old.
Mrs. Horn was born in Philadelphia,
but the greater part of her life was
spent in Wilmington. For a short
time she lived in Dover, where Mr.
Horn at that time conducted car
riage manufacturing business. Mr.
Horn died about eight years ago. a
few years after they had celebrated
tiltiT III lst>il NtddAilE anniversary.
Always active in church work. Mre
Horn had been a member Of Second
Baptist Church for a long time. She
was organizer and president for a
number Of years of a Kings Daugh-
ters Society in that church, which has
now disbanded. She was also a mem
her of the various missionary So
cieties
Deceased is survived by three sons
Charles S. Horn Of Rehoboth; T. T
Horn of Clayton and John Meuicl
Horn of Wilmington. and two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Charles p Maroney, Jr., and
Mrs. Z. y. String Of this city. The
funeral Will be held on Thursday after
noon, with services at her late home
at O'Clock. in charge of Rev. George
ID. Allison. Interment will be private
William ii. Dwyer.
William II. DWyer of S04 jefferson
street, for some years connected witt
the New Castle Leather Co. died yes
terday. at his home. He was a son OF
the late Patrick and Rosanna Dwyer
The funeral will be held Thursday witt
requiem mass at the Cathedral al
8 o'clock and interment in Cathedral
cemetery.
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PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
At NOON TODAY
spcriai plrnaich by Associated Press to
lVrf, ittulrr

rhnaIoWHu. laly l--Whcat--No.
g rei VICTOR i-"f 1.'. do. r1r.
n,kt if'n| 3d.
Durn.-N. fer export r2is
a. Na. 1l1sn. a.. 80. .. tpt. va.
fn' ear to's fur lccN tudr So
yellow. NIir. 81. % ytluN. ,tfJtN.
Oufa $50 A." white. 4taft's. NJ 3.
Nhl'r. 4.Hio1s
l7utter Westoru cr,amcry. extra.
B5| nearby urints fancy 44pt7.
nearby extra. nrsts. 2t'9: DO.
rrvts ,t, western extra, Nrsts. e7ia ,
do nrs'4. 25la fancy collected. packcj.
atu3f
cheese New York whole milk fancy
Date. fresh. q, do fair 60 good. 2oA
soit; lonRhorn. elM2lh; single dals
lee ct.
live poultry--Fowls uo' leghorn. &C
Waps do ioghorns e4r2s; spring
chickens. not lcgho'ns. 3f a.. los
horns ebuf.; old ROSTERS. 1-a19.
ducks, white Tckiu. .0a .-. d. mixed
Colors '4.tfN.
nrcer'd poultry Fowls. fresh Killed
cho.ua t. fancy aaH&t. a.. s~uu Sues.
s.H.N, ornurg ,h.rNciis. nearby. 20
a. d0. western. a>a4c; r,oeiers.
western, le. do e s'hvru, l74IN.
spriug ducks, 24a-5.
l'othtoos.--Nu j. per barrel. 3oon
800! So .. 100 200.
Flour Saft winter straight. wes'
rrn, Zoo le-a, do nearby -t.q -0.
hard winter s'ra4sht 6.-la- d.. &C.,.
short pnt,nt 1aa rtt. sp.ug. Nss,
clear, toOlt.-a. 80 patent. E SOFA 5000.
sn short rafpff uu.rA So. f.r..,
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Black Derhcr Manu'arturng com.
peny quarterly 81 . pef cent ou pr,.
dtIfod
ttflN ,nt ppf Drnt nr prrhsr,1 ts,
Ahlr August '''
lrdnraI Acceptance Corporation .#ta,.
TERN ~ per Ccut on prfrrreg payalIt
lnslrancr Company ~ Nurta America
tNni. annual "f prf rruf payable IulN
Mlnrbu ana schlyh.u Haven Railroad
COMPANY semi .anuI.nI ~ o rrr c.tr go
Ahlr august
Nali reek consolidated con Corporation
quarterly az 81. prr cent pa1ab,
q aEuhf
Savannah suEar Company. I#. bog cen.
on preferred, payable August
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Cards OF Thanks.

l wish to thank all my friends who
gave so freely Of their sympathy. help
and beautiful flowers during and after
my wife's last illness; also TO Oriental
Lodge, No. 13, X. of p; Delaware
Temple, No. l, Pythian Sisters; Cor
inthian Lodge. No. %. y. F. & \. NJ.
for extreme kindness and help and
beautiful flowers. Alphonso Barton,
1906 Lancaster avenue.-Adv.
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r. e. CURTIN TELLS
OF REVENUE OFFICE
Continued from page l..

zone of the things l want to call
riety of returns that are required To
be fled In the collectors office. Some
of you know the Office only as a place
to file income returns, but In addition
to income tax returns there must be
hled by every corporation whose
principal Office Is located I'm the state
or Delaware. capital stock tax re-
turn during the month of July. This
Is nm excise tax based on the par
value of the capital stock for the
privilege of doing business for the
ensuing year. Many corporations
during the last year or two that filed
income tax returns overlooked the
fact that capital stock tax returns
were also required and consequently
subjected themselves to penalties In
many cases. 1t, therefore, behooves
all of you who have any connection
with the administrative end of n cor
poration to make sure that a capital
stock tax return Is filed during the
present month.
There is another kind of tax with
which many of you are not very ia
miliar, for the very excellent reason
perhaps, that you must die before you
become subject TO IT, This ia the Fed
eral estate or Inheritance tax. When
anyone dies leaving a gross estate of
| fifty thousand dollars or more his OK
ecutors or administrators are reutIIr-
ed within sixty days to file n notice
on forms provided for that purpose.
and at the expiration of one ycar n
final detailed return Is required in
which must he shown the exact net
worth of the deccdent's estate. On this
there Is a tax graduated from one per
cent on the first fifty thousand in ex-
cess of specific exemptions tn twenty
five per cent on tho amount by which
the estate exceeds ten millions. Since
the establishment of the local Col
lectors office there has been collected
over 100000 tax from this source
alone.
I'm addition TO these returns. vari-
Gus information returns are required
for the purpose Of disclosing sources
of tax, For example. 10a9's on which
employers are required to report the
amount paid to employees; 1000, 1901
lOOl-A' on which interest items are
required 10 be reported. Also every
partnership is required to file a return
regardless of its profit or loss and
show the distributive share of each
partner. There Is no tax on this return
as such. but the results are carried t.
tho individual returns OF the members
Il shall make no attempt TO discuss
the various returns required for mis-
cellaneous taxes, for in spite of the
fact that the so-called nuisance taxes
are supposed to exist no longer. there
is still tax on boats. poolrooms
shooting galleries, oleomargarine. the
alter admissions and others too mum
arous to mention.
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Odd Assault Case,

The case Of May f. Pierson OF 529
North Union street. charged by her
husband with assault and battery on
her infant child. was continued until
next Friday morning by Judge Hast
ings in City Court today. pending in
vostigation of circumstances. by Mrs
Scott. assistant probation officer. 1t
is said that the husband swore out
the warrant for his wife's arrest when
he returned home and found the baby
with a badly bruised cheek.
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Judge Hastings in City Court this
morning discharged the rule against
Henry q. Slaughter, ordering him TO
appear before the court for failure TO
pay the courts order for the support
of his wife when it was stated that
Slaughter was now living in Ohio.
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STOCK MARKET STRONG;
ICE LEADS ADVANCE
High Grade Rails. Equipments,
Shippings, Metals and leath-
ers Go Higher.
AZ Associated Press 70 Every Evcnins

H. Associated ircNs 20 Every Evening
New York. Iuly ti.--tWan Street,
10 30 a. M Regardless of the more
thrcatcnlng aspects NJ the railroad
strike situation. prize az the outset
ol tndaN's stock market session. in
sluding the railway group. were main
~ hotter
Foreign ellis lcd with one point gains
for Mexican Petroleum and Royal
Dutch. tho domestic group making
fractional advances Consolidated
Gas aud National Load also were
strong. hut thcledc Gas. Dawson
chemical and several of tho low
prmcd coal ehares wore INCLINED 10
VRHc
Forclgn exchanges strengthened no
fore the opculng &C the market ON the
moro hopeful udVlccs from London
aud continental points French and
ntlrian government bonds made par
tlnl rrcovvplca from Yesterdays severe
dvcliuo
Noon TNHucs moved steadily for
ward durnR thr m.srlng ON broader
volume of huHnrss Opening az e
Raln of aia points. American Ice cN-
tended iie advance t' 8 points before
noon SudeMker r's. 2'a points 90
tho Years hEhrst quotations and
,afI> Improvement 1urng oils was ca
banrcd
lugh Grade RECOMMENDATIONS notably
tnIOn Pacific. Now larA reufp' ana
th..aAu hHd Nerhuc- fnturi
tnr aHs at rliu. W .H - po.uts
Equipments. shHnrga metals and
lthfF.fa rnat Is nD#nfa. With Rad
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Robert Mcdaniel. SIG West Fourth
street, is attending the Epworth
League institute at Wesleyan Col
legiatc Institute in Dover.
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sss7.OOO,OOO in Outstanding Loans.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Washington, july Hooks of the
War Finance Corporation today show
total Of $237 100000 in loans out
standing at the close Of the fiscal year,
~ne ~.
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Turn the spotlight of publicity on
'hut property you are trying t. rent
" SELL Advertise Il Ina Every Eve
a4n3 .yory aag ADV.
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AVON INN OCEAN end Virginia Ave.
American Plan.
S2i UP WEEKLY; DAILY 81 up
Special European Rates. ~ IS. Williams
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you thirty days time In which to OBJ
tect TO n proposed assessment. and
with our office here you viii find that
we are not only willing to make all
proper explanations, but are anxious
to do go. We want to make You feel
that when we exnct. IL Ia reasonable
and just, IT ia sometimes difficult TO
do this even when taxpayers are In
cluded to listen to reason II Ia i'm
possible TO do go with one who comes
in and opens the discussion with the
announcement that he doesn't expect
any consideration at our hands and
that he'll have to pay a tax whether
just or unjust.
1--WE get some hard knocks: but we
take them cheerfully. We are mindful
that the office belongs To the public ,
and we feel that II Ia our duty 10 ad-
wise the taxpayer of his rights as much
as 1t IL our duty to see that Uncle
Sam gets what is coming TO him. This
Is tho idea that the Collector and his
force want To get across TO the public
to the end that there will be perfect
| co operation
Frequently 1t happens that the
only grievance a taxpayer has is that
ne is paying a tax when he knows
having little sympathy for any one who
he tell us who the shirker is? In
variably not. Can you blame us for
having little sympathy for any ono who
Is willing 10 continue to pay more
! than his share ms the result Of as
ststing another to dodge the tax?
In conclusion Of these incoherent
remarks, | believe that upon renaotion
| you VIII agree that tho greatest luck
IN business could wish to you le
mat your income tax for the current
! year VIII be 'tremendn11a -
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HOTEL CHESAPEAKE

Directly on the beach. Our table supplied
with fresh vegetables and sea foods from
farms and bay. Pure spring water
MRS. L. NJ OWENS.
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THE WILTSHIRE

! Near Beach. All Modern Conveniences.
auto Meets Boats and Trains Fresh
" seta6ies. MRS. IDA r. WILLIS
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CREWS HOTEL

l ne comforts Of 0 private home-lsrga
porcnes and lawns Homegrown Vegetaoles.
geffeSJ sanitation. Electric lights MRS.
" II. CREW. Prop. Phone ~ + 3.
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{. A. Harrington RepIles.

Replying to Mr.. Curtin. Charles A
harrington, q member of the firm ~
harrington and Ryan. public accoItn
tants and tax Consuliants Of the Del
aware Trust Building. said: AS agents
entitled to practice before the Treas
uty department, we frequently appear
ut Washington and before the local
Federal tax authorities in behalf az
clients who have unintcntionalIv nndo
mistakes in their income tax returns
Practically every case Of erroneous 70
turn that passes through our hands
is due to the unfamiliarity with tho re-.
quirements of an exceedingly tochnf-
cal law covering the return Of n cor
poration. particularly whore tho prop
ositions of intangible and inadmissable
assets ana changes in invested capitaI
are involved and il has beon said that
less than ton per cent Of all corpora
ton returns are filed correct and ar.
copied without revision,
The local office. We are informed
has very high rating with tho Treas.
ury Department because of it's well.
ordered routine and its tax collection
the office in its rela ton to the publ,
ranks 100 per cent efficient. From
John w Herring. collector and Robert
+. Curtin. chief Of section. down, every
official connected with the department
Is courteous. considerate and helpful
and, SO far as the law permits, gives
the taxpayer the benefit Of over,
doubt. Any man who Is in trouble witt
the Internal Revenue Department ant
enters the local unit prepared to Ia,
hts cards on the table. receives sucl
good advice and assistance that hi
difficulties disappear.
Much af this adjustment devolve
upon Mr.. Curtin and his associates
His duties are many and sometime
onerous. His personal popularity an
the high esteem IN which he ia he'll
Ivy nil who officially come into contac
with him indicates how well no fulfil
his trust His fair -mindedness and goo
nature are proverbial and his patienc
tremendous
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SUMMER RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY, \. ,.

HOTEL WINDSOR 20; v, Caroline el,u.
from =. X. II. Station. Capacity ZOO
Running water; private baths American
plan. 81 day up. European, 81 Special
weekly rates Cafeteria attached
NJ A. SMITH.
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THE MARYLAND
HOTEL RICHIE

MRS. VI. \. TULL. PROP.
Near Beach; High Elevation.
Home Cnr,Forfr
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Hotel Windsor On chs, Beachrroqs.
Cape May ; J.
water in every room. Private baths. Elevs-
or Ownership direction. r. HALPIN.
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PRICE COTTAGE

: Shady Lawn. Sanitary improvements
Home Cooking. Homegrown Vegetables.
Garage. MRS. J. LEONARD PRICE.
Phone ~ FIJI
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THE WILMER
CAPE MAY, y. J.

All the Comforts OF Home. Large. airy
rooms. Home Cooking Fine view OF The
Day. MRS. Z. L. WILMER.
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HoW1IlCOLunBlA

Newly renovated. Rooms with bath and
en- suite Cuisine and service unexcelied.
Large porches Elevator. J. W ME-
CRAY & BRO
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GRAND
HEAL

Ocean end kentucky Ave Running water
in rooms 80 80 up dly special wkly.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-22
LONE OAK

l have just quit reading eve want
the News" In one place it said "If
you kill cat its news, send it in"
Well, let me tell you that have done
worse than kill a cat, / killed two
cats. loved my cats and they were
my only pets. | thought would give
them nice little bath with stock dip
in the water and had the water too
strong and the result was two dying
cats. would cry awhile then doctor
one and then the other. 1t looked like
hospital for cats, but l couldn't do
anything to save them, see! ] wasn't
as good doctor as we have in Column
bus and Caledonia.
We will all be glad when Mrs. H.
w. Vaughn and baby daughter come
home. They are with Mrs. Vaughn's
mother, Mrs. Coal, of New Salem.
We will all miss our frierd Miss