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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-21
SERA CONS|CNAD0
EL GOBERNADDR
d: .PUEDLA
trata de diso!-
yer por Ia fuerza Ia Le-
gis!atura insta!ada en-
San Marcos

Tc,so-amr Especial pnrr La PRENSA.'
CICDAD DE MEXICO. febrero 90.
Sc han recibido noticias en- esta
capital. de San Marcos. Puebla, es-
taci0n en- donde Sc encuentran reuni-
dos los diputados poblanos indepen
dientes, que dichos diputados instala-
dos como Congreso local del Estado,
acordaron por unanimidad de votos,
consignar al Gobernador Sanchez, de
Puebia. al Gran Jurado del Congreso
de la Union. como responsible moral
de los nsesinatos cometidos en- Ia
ciudad de Puebla, el dfa catorce del
mes en- curse.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-21
LABOR EN- FAVOR DE
LOS MEYICANOS QUE
ESTAN SIN TRABAJO
La estGn hacienda los coRsu-
les pere que los compatrlo-
tas no sean persegu1doS

-,..---...- go .-'-i -.--- - = P"F * -
CTCDAD DE MEXICO, febrero 20.
Los C5nsules mexicaaos en- las po-
blac;ones de! SUI de los Estados Uni
dos. han enviado inforrnes a IA Secre-
taria de Relaciones. de que han inter-
puesto Va en muchos caSos. energIcaS
demandas contra los tratamienIos de
que son vict:mas los mexicaAos sin
trai5ajo. po- parte de s!gunas autori
dades locales. que sin consideration de
ninEuna clase. los nandan aprehender
bajo ci Dretex:o de que son vagos los
obligan p-estar trabajos foTzados sin
remuneration aiguaa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-21
CONPLOT HILITAR
DESCUB|ERTO EN-
TORREON, COAH.
Cuatro miIitareS fueron
aprehendidos, pero uno
de elIos Sc fuso
El complot Sc dice que era
ramificacion del CUE en-
Chihuahua organizara
Ell general Ruiz
Tsl-qrrmu Especial pera LII PRENSA

TsI.qrrmu Esgee.c! pera LII PRENSA
TORREON. fcbrero 20.-Una i'm
portante ramificaci6n del complot fra
=uado en Chihuahua y que costara "a
vida del General Ruiz cuando Sc des-
cubri6 Ia conspiraCi6n, acaba &c ser
descubierto en- esIa ciUdad Por los
asen,es de a JeEatura de Ope-aciones,
que Sc ha.la 4 cargo del Genera! Con
zalez Esco5ar.
Como -esultado de! descu5rimiento
dicho. Sc han e:ectua2O alSUnas apre-
hensiones de conocidos milita-es. que
han dado marSea para que IA voz
pGbl.ca Sc p!e-da en- concentrates y
especulaclones. al Elisuo tempo que
para que Sc reEistren a!gunos suce-
SOS que han p-o6ucido cierta iaI-aH-
ouilidad en- IA coma-Ca-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-21
PANCRO VILLA VA NO QUiERE
REVOLuCioNAR

reIeoromd Especial para III PRENSA".
CICDAD DE NENICO. febrero 90
Hip6lito Villa her7nano del eX-guerri-
Hero Francisco Villa, lego hoy a esta
capital habiendo hecho dssdc lucgo de
claraciones per las cuaies asesura que
su he-mauo Francisco no piensa revo-
lucionar.
Dice que Villa Sc encuentra feliz ira
bajanGo las ticrras de su hacienda Y
lue q pals ha sutrido va bastante para
1ue - !e hUsquen ruevas difIcu!tadeS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-21
Ell BRiLLANTE
PASEO

Tai como ei programa 10 dijera, asi
vieron estos pueblos desfilar por sus
Gales principales todo e! Srupo entu-
SHASTA de iovencitas graciles y donosas
que ataviadas con Ia clasica mantilla,
ocuparon hasta dieZ y seis automobiles
que, con el capacete caido V adorna-
dos con vistosos mantones de manila,
raudos fueron por las avenidas llenas
de un gentio bullidor V endomingado,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-21
LUIS CASTILLO FUE OESRoTAOo
EN- JUCEITaN

Telssra,,a Especial FG-c Ii PEENSi-"
CIuDAD Dk. AiE.NICO. febreru 2o.-
SeSGn informes de n Sec-etaria de
Guerra el rebe!de Luis Castillo. Que ba-
10 Ia bandera cantufsta opera en- el It's
mo de Tehuantepec, OaNaca, ha s!do ba
lido por las tropas del Gobierno in
,nediaciones de Juchitan. Luis Castillo
sau6 derrota6o en- eI encuentro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-21
cUaTRo APREHENsloNEs

Eutre los miliIa-cs que tuercn apCs-
hend!dos por coDsjdera-.os impNcaGos
en- Ia conspi-acj6n. Sc cGe2tan Pedro
Favela. que seEGH So dice, enca5eza-
ba el rnovinieu;o: Juan Pablo Marie
TO. Roberto Jameson : Alberto Sa!a-
Ear. Estos tres uiumos, tenian .. pro-
veto de reunir su genJe en- Rancho
de san Juan, cerca de Lerdo. iHic!ar
de ALI 81 avance sobve IA citada po-
b,aci5n. IA que deberian atacar ' sa-
quear. aprovechando "a escasa guar
melon con que cucn;a csa plaza. Des
pues de Ssto, Sc internarian eH "a Sic
IRA de Durango con obJeto de II a
reun!rse con Domingo Arrieta CUE Sc
gun Sc sabe, opera desde hace tempo
en- esa region de- vec;no ES;aGo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-21
I'm gran hospital miIitm
en- la region del sureste

TeIDorora Especial para Ia PRENSA."
CTUDAD DE MEXICO. febrero 90.
Ell Gobierno federal ha acordado a
Sc establezca un vasto hospital mill
tar en- Ia region sureste del pals, con
obieto de atenGer los cnfermos de
paludismo entire las tropas pues no son
pocas las hajas que d!cha enfermedad
causa entire las filas. cuando menos
81 no de ca-dcter fatal 81 teniendolos
en- CANA po' varias semanas aun
meses.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-21
PUENTE PARA AUTOMOBILES
SOBRE El HUDSON

Camara de Comercio del condado de
Werschester aprob6 aver ei proyeeto
de construir un puente de tres y me-
dia millaS, que sirva exclusivamente
para AUTOMOBILES y para peatones.
Ese puente unira el sistema de par
ques del condado de Werschester con
Ell parque de Bear Mounatinn, del otro
.laCio del rio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-21
La corrida a beneficio de
la Instruction Pnblica

TeicG-~,sd' Esr~~irl Tr~a "Ld PEENSh."
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. febrero 20.
La corri6a de toros que Sc efectu5
aver en- el coso dc FL Torco que Sc
anunci6 como a benificio de Ia ms
trucci6n Publica en- el Distrito Fede-
ral result6 mediana, habiendo estado
Ia entrada floja. no obstante del fin q
que Sc destinarfan sus productos.
Los toros espanoles de Salas, dieron
un juego solamente pasable los ma
dores, cue 10 fueron Gaona, Freq, Be!
monte, Silveti, Torquito Felix Ne
rino. estuveron bien, sin sobresalir
ninguno. En- 10 general Sc considera
Ia carrida uniforme y acceptable.
de Ixtapalapa, entire los partidos Laoo-
rista V Agrarista, resultaron tres muer-
+cs mas V ye.nte heridoS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-21
Tres muchdchas, in1itadoras de
Robinson Crusoe, Sc Dan a una isZa
desierto, distrazadas de honbres
,Su espiritu auenturero es destozado por la
in7placoble condena de un juez en-
la Corte dc Brooklyn

una contextura atietica, que 10 mismo
salta CORE, como Sc pone en- guardia
V 9ropina al mas pintado uno que otro
pufietazo pues para clio apreRdlo
boxear y no en- vaEo siguio todo ur
curse de pugilato, no sc saoe 81 con
Spike Webb, con algun ctro maestro
de Ia ITALIA del anterior.
Pero antes de continuar en- Ia pon-
deraci6n de las facultades de esta "a
pasionada del ring, Tarraremos Ia
ayentura en- que ella y otras dos ami
guitas j6venes. Sc ham visto envueltas,
V de Ia cual muy diffcil Sc cree. que
salgan bien libradas, va que ell juez
de Ia Corte' de Brooklyn. que ha CO.
nocido del case, les ha impuesto fan
zas respetables, por cargos mas me-
nos molestos que, como resultado de
su .robinsonada" Sc han derivado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-21
UNA ISLA "DESIERTA"

Existe en- Ia Bahia de Jamaica, a
una hora escasa de reno de Ia Rivera
de Bergen, una isla que lev ell SIM
patico nombre de Bush Meadow, en-
la cual Ia calurosa temperature pri-
maveral, Ell capricho de los hombres y
algunas otras circunstancias esreciales,
han hecho que Sc construya toda una
fPssa In Pag. 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-21
REGRESA A MEXICO
Ell PRESIDENTE
A. OBREGON
FL domingo estuvo en-
Veracruz, donde Sc
Ie agasai6
Los cadetes de la EscueIa
Naval lie dieron un bale
en- San Juan de Ulua
'.rrc,,,- Es,rr;nl -,r-r "La PPENSi II"

T-ycnrr~,c Esr-riul pr-r "LA PRENSA."
VERACRUZ, febre-o 20.-El Presi-
dente Obreg6n lego aver este puer
to, despues de pasar varios dias en-
Jalapa- EI pueblo veracruzano le hizo
una entusiastica reception. habiendo-
Ie hecho los honores cor-espondientes
a SUI alta investidura, los cadetes de
Ia Escuela Naval.
A. medic dIa Sc ofreci6 en- su honor
un esplendido banquete en- Boca del
Rio anoche Sc le agasaj5 con un sun
tuoso bale en- el Castillo de San Juan
de Ulla. organizado por los mismos
cadeteS navales.
FL Presidente permanecera en- este
puerto hasta manana en- que Saldra
dc regreso a II capital.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-21

T,,eG-Gr,a Especial rord "Li PRENSl."
CICDAD DE-. MEXICO. febrero @e.-
Es,a noche es esperado de Neracruz g!
Presidente Ohreg6n. Quicn Salt6 del
7,,erto jarocho POGO despues deb medic
iia.
En- el canine Sc Ia detcnido e. tren
n que viaja. Segun noticias recioidas
las fuentes oficjales, en- donde Sc
~rcc que cl viajero negara = esta capi-
I'll en- e. curse de Ia noche.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-21
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
a larger circulation than any
other Mexican newspaper IN the
United States. - -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-21

(Pasa 4 Ia Pag. 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-21

fPssa a La Pag. 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-21

Compre usted sus libros en- espa-
mol, a la Casa Editorial Lozano,
11S N. Santa Rosa Ave-, San An
tonic, Texas. Es la mas barata.-
The New York herald., 1922-04-23
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The New York herald., 1922-04-23

The kindergarten's morality. men
tality and manners must be protect
cd. Red Riding Hood" is a shock
ing narrative; "Puss i'm Boots" glori-
fies lying and trickery: "CinderelIa''
and Sleeping Beauty" happily des-
titute OF obvious perversions. are in
suhtler ways far more demoralizing;
The Arabian Nights" is one long
debauch Of sensuoSity and savagery.
The witch. the dragon. the giant
must 90. Tales OF transformation
and capture are too narrowing. If
you have pied piper. he must pipe
those children back again. Even a
rabbit must not lie to save his skin.
(By the way. Uncle Remus also de-
files the pure well Of English Just
beginning to well up in a child
Stories for children should not be
written in dialect-that IS. OF course.
any dialect but their own. A few
tales still remain. But
doubtless a generation bred upon
prohibition may generate kindergart-
ners who Will discover that the tears
even OF a gryphon are too gripping
The New York herald., 1922-04-23
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Continued on FoIlo,ring Page.
The New York herald., 1922-04-23
III.

The growing sensittveness OF the
custodians OF American childhood
was long ago discernible. Gelett
Burgess narrates that when in his
rash youth IL occurred to him that
good manners might be more pala-
tably taught to children by his de-
nghtfuI invention Of Goops. his pro-
posal was hailed with approval by
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-14

NJ st&te9y caouisl homes set In
beautiful acres hat siupt-i 80 the
river. ard down wh0s~ iawns the
g3llldran az that Aay rys3s'f lhatv EAity
hp.~i Easter egS, following the I'D
tns&t.A e4s~staas tAai haze lysea hrpaghi
"a the ne~ world by their piss~e
ancestors
The Ess'er ess ra'la- az 'he waite
Heuse ~ss Instituted by f'reSss'~ns
tsrant wsper he discovered that Wash
.ngtt.n etr5lsisvn had M ceHfral TssiH,
~he~r they eaalst e%tes,ratr their IA.
uesl fs.e1sral He tavited tsagn 1ga
the ss3lta lssa Of the White Hsss~
sad apgsesrssi m The ~sa,h ratticO
WITH Ernnr " cabinet and ctS~r
guests ~ wsfch the sport The prc~i.
Sserts that. followed him key; up the
spufa ews9mn ard sftvr while ccn-
c~rts Ny the Marine Ssni were rEate
feature af tia@ 4My.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-14
|clIOMEL IS A
DANGEROUS DRUG
Hext Dose May Saliyate You.
Loosen Teeth or Start
rheumatism.

y Cai0smNl In mercury; quicksilver II
crashes into Sour bile Ike dynamite
'cfssHpsss aaf alrksalag 300. Cisi9tAel
attacks the b,1ilrs and should never b
PIT iut0 your system.
If ySin feel UIii6us, beafaeiT7, coasti'
patsa and all knocksd out, luit 20 10
your druggist and get IA bottle u bod.
HoB's Liver Tore for tew cents which
u harmless vegetable substitute for
Assges@Hs ea!aaani. Iake a ss4r4aisl
snd II II d0esn't start your liver and
strAlghisn you up better ard quirker
than nasty eaIomel aud without making
you sick, you Jaat 20 back AID get your
money.
Don't take eaomeI! II makes you
sick the next day; Il loses you u days
work. nods0n's Liver Tone Strengthens
you rlEh, NJ and you feel great No
Hsalts necessary Give II 20 the children
BECAUSE II Is perfectly harialesa and
can not saliyats.~-AdyertlsenenL
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-14
Take Yeast
Vitamon Tablets
ToTRoun,d Out
Face and Figure
-. w.. VIII Firm Eln,h : =
With Firm E.lah

II yal Ave- NH'lnN fH,esra mllhW-
abtnHcl aYuaeu h,Htrl ana .vustslIy
wax pf rHu iowa bUH wauA a. o. 4nI
tsit ynHr @a.r Ard 1910 tJ pit8aHk
ana rafWfl proportions yuu viii fH
THIS atNpir tpat wrF, wurat trying
FitAt weigh yaurmt anI measure
youtsrif Ncst take MtsUns VITA
M0N tNb Atjtta with every meal
Then weigh ANA measure yourself
agatn each Arck ahd y,GltiHue tRklHg
hasttn's Nils ANON regularly uUti
buu sire satisfied with your gaia 10
Reishl and ,urrgy Maatin SigAMlN
tablets ruutAln highly concentrated
Yeast ,St'autiaef as Ntll a. the tan
either ntlit W1re Important Vitaulnns
tEat Soluble \ AMI water Soluble ~
together With ntEanl IRON ana rvat
itine salts Th@y will uat upset THO
stonach ~ vaasr So. h&st on tina con
,rAry are a great all a. liEuau9n ~
ufeft upc constipation ard ~ a sen
afal guDAltiupet ~ 'Ns Whotr system
rrrpies tnils ana skin rrnptinns seem
Ia Nautsh MAO magic under Gs purfy
INK infuearo thn ,OmgieNi'n heJprnes
frwNh ana hvAUBful thr rhanka rosy
instead ~ pale The lfVs crt instead ~
T,''%T a'as ''sSars syex ~ lss.ss ia essisaa ~
dRli NJ taril Ant amazing arr H.
tnnnlts tNN tHau2Nis ~ p.Npie rNvtS
where are Nnw tahlng g. them "a
jNth MAY w lNi ah welsh and increase
energy W. sHry - ftrtrfu her thr
naue NjaHflW vi TIA MIN tNa otis
in1l tnl grr#Htg ytt7l ,lttrtne tautti
-thetc Va nnT.ng rlar jiAa ~ ah 49,
nee Accept mutations ~ gHh7tN'es
yal ~ set Mlatns hlEAMpN a.
any druggist
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-14

I.yAa r. ESskh&nas Vegetable Cesa-
poaad Tshsess and Lyaaa X ftakhaa's
biosd Medscsns and iin,woseA every day.
| DO all my cum work aSw exceft tbs
washing and d. II with e&sA ] can &C.
cSanrllsh ~ fsueh In . day nov ~ u
woala have taken me q week 10 40 last
winter and try &c sc. essrr eae know
10 take your medicine 10 build them UP
Yea are w~aoanae 10 use shls letter a. q
testimonial IL yea like. "--Mrs, Cas-.
RAKaR u Spencer Ave. HeFnell NY.
In aluost every neaghhorhosd there
are ws:=rn who kEsow Of the value u
Lydia y. piakhAm's Vegetable Ccn.
pound They know because they have
takea II and have been halpsd. v Why
don't you give Il trialf
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-14

peTtln pulp was fed tho COW made
Nsln I-aanis ~ milk and lSsa pounds
VI fat Although this test siluw eSi
that the pulp pr,sdgced is1 per cent
more m!lk and "a per cent more bat.
tsrfa, than the corn AiiaEc. ID. ~
suits can nal be considered conclusive
Tn seses a,p,sSzses Rnts sspz4. exssxs&ss. "A.
pertinent the PeCtln pulp was caa~
Jared with dftni beet pulp. feed that
1. reasonable. iR0Ee closely than corn
slIage The q co@s we're fed for NJ
DAYS on beet pulp soaked with three
siiaes Hs weight 81 water. then. af,rr
a transition psTiod Of 10 days they
were fed for ~ days. an ps'ctsn pulp
soaked with similar dUsntity ~
water The soaking Was frOfH one
feeding sifue 10 the nrxt hat 10 warm
weather tire pulp shos,ld not hs
allowed tc SOCK for more than one or
two hours TIE rs~ssa rs4r evynsssaa's
approximately 7 per rcn; crude fat
tno' all Of which Ia tras fatD. ! per
crnt crude protein. and "a per cent
crude fh.r. as compared with ns per.
cent erode fat. y"r cent crude pro
teln. and ~ per cent crpis ab"r Ia
hee, pulp TIE two feeds are similar
ii t,slrg af;e - sitscrb ~a,.t rvEtEeiy.
TIE COWS while no the rsilen rssia-
.talniug the bee, pulr produced 4p7s-s
POUNDS ~ milk ard III ~ pounds ~
sutterfat white on the p~ctln pulp I'm.
sIoa ;hey produced 4sTa7 pounds ~
MILK and 1929 pounds Of fat Forty
pounds 81 The wct pulp were offered To
swch cow daily. TIE palsiahllsty ~
The yserf!n pulp iid not apgs@ar 10 se
~ high ~ that Of Tire beet rair, since
tire rows ,ssd MT eat n so readily. II
sevrns sha, pound far pound ~ dry
matter ire ssr;in pulp Il superior 70
cnrn Stage and perhaps intermediate
bs,-svn the stlare arr. bses pglp
The less Of appetite fer tie sse-'fn
enis hs sssu4 az she c0ws rfsy Ne st-
trfhut~i IN the fart thss II w3s tho
IeSs familiar sesl and THAT the s@cf-ff
test vHs roasuc7es during the su'ain"v
when cows are more aFt TO t'r~ Ut
such feeds u
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-14

sgSvr#~~~& ~ sa*s ~ VI w. saass@ p~aAssmsas
x AssSs slz SITS ~ "a
Tast dried aiFse pFrs4n ragip Should
greye 4 valuable adjunct ~ ta~ tar~
u the dairy cow 10 sAs SseacleSioa
dSasn fvosa snaiys~s anss fssesasag trials
cSasaass*d ny tsss tafN&a W essrsnsssryi
uaigci States Department ef AgyacWL
taars, n caltaheaxtiSa With thu Rar~Aa
~ Anlnasi Industry, This feed made
a favorshse sheaiss whsa casaRArvd
wllh dried s~Ss pulp and cora silase.
ArslepsStta pplp Ia the b. pFxStaet
rS'Estaing after Eexsin has te~a az
trattEd frpaa alsisSe siaisi&sSSs ~, a. II
Is sometimes called cider press cake
After the Tsctia has acrn extracted
ahou. thFee fssarsAs u ths total weight
Of the palp Is wNlrr, rsadrFtng Il aas-
Jet 10 rapid sFsollAge. Heretofore II
has heen thrown away, cut u has eeca
fsand thai whca tho puig In dsa~i
Il can he Kept ter a considerable tine
sad because u rs reduced weight.
haadl~d and shipped economically.
SSsa- manufacturers have ress~niiy In
sisnei esararators for drying the
pulp In oF,ieF 10 market the ptssdoct
for stack freed
TIE fr~iias experiment Included a
preliminary tra with enc ces Tor a
l.@rGSt ~ VI aars arri = .nses sac,
with eXws The dried petIin pntp
~ss si~E@s 'alNrd wita ihrs~ tliaes It's
weigh, ~ water several hours before
feeding In the first test the c0s was
FED corn silaEe for ~ days, then after
transition period ~ days she vas
given pestiH paip for NJ days and.
sssss as.,.hss sraaAtieu period Of )
DAYS. she was fed corn siiAs. fos an
ether ~ days, In oil these periods
grain vas FED In cuanectian With the
ruazhafr
TIE srerase production during the
c,,fWs,lAsS 'ifcT'dIhg lcffsfE >afss ~s'7
paHats q milk and ii6a pounds of
hg'rsFsR,. nssF.as .,hs .lnetll:s,d s!aesoa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-14

him. The rgg inside Nas decorated
N,lh the ,hlrid ~ the United states,
Boy Sccuy egihiens and other insl snla,
The tihy guests Nerv thrilled he
> fusnsti s;way sre~ss s.,s a lassi-Fs hscA
.to he bgrieus II state, STA smilIAs
as,.l sAss4 lps ..s XIX Ntih carr.
fur Ni.rtF ~As Mfs. ihnaing ~
Gunli,er ~ ladies Ola the Inril,e were
tientifed Ia turn as she FINALLY a
Attic giu shrllI.d There she j. the
Tlsfy"ia hrnWn Ms" answered her
,fysl;riif,r .istss45 sssri, sEas s.xssq's sesrn.
Don't y,u Know she must Tedt-liS
li0g blVr'
Actors Amass Children.
STRIKING rAirast uas brought INTO
The syrnr ~ ,hr sight - boys play
Ink a. aud "at ~ the empty srUtry
boxes that had sheltered grim senti.
ucls " the President IN war days
overhead cattle another reminder ~
Che strenuous days now pas, "a air.
planes a,lug from Buslins nrd. the
Pilot. ~ ehIs,lt wrre ahls t0 get an
exeileBt paunFumic view ot Tie his
taric ,esr,. below
unuus thr morning Alice ia Wco.
deriahd' abd the "N hi,e Rabbit"
from the ptas now appearing hi town.
stosl fer few moments 90 the south
poftico and g,pt,d the cilidren The
parts We're ,asen by MARY Cummings,
fnurteru years old aud nrRald. ten.
AnerSara tho actors mixed With the
crowds aus evrn delguei 70 roll y
tc9 rgxs n0 their nwn account.
Alsory Of Eye Reiiins
Ege ralhne a. M Faster custom
has existed Ia Washington since that
part ~ v called t,rnrgt.tnNu aas full
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-14

|Ws Mzst&z WIN me.
II was tired COT al
ever aaaitxsssn ~.
h~t trr rse 70 Move.
u mAa iHsisAAa ami
cGadn slssTnights
and hsa txswaas,' WITH
msy haw~as ana nj ny
pefsxaN IL sssHea
that nearly every oa,s
araspa uss knew u
yesst mea,eias and
waAsesa mo 10 try Il.
a, s,s,iast 4 txsak
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-14

All roads lcui 10 the Nhite HopS"
srounts fnr the children ~ Washing
ton F8gsr Manday Last year heyNech
r0o~r pna rnen ~ the litlic ,Ec~
ut.rri iu their Easter best sui rHr.
tYus aa} basatt4 ~ Criotcd eggs. -.
srlahlrl on the grounds tH the rear ~
tbs executive maasinu lu hmfay ~ tlr
return 80 ihc time honpJel custom ~
'Nc r4pilal Faster vgG rolling ou thu
White House grounds
Nri ,tucr tpril a. 1910 have
Washington children been able Co 10.
dulEe ia ms annual mcrNmakiug
IN iut1 Nhr- tht Faster csa rolling
was suspended. the country hai lust "a,
tcrrl mta ,Hy VAR. sol eftrr thr war
the absence aui ill health ~ farmer
lre~,soai Wilson had prrycut,d the
cuStom FROM being resumed
Prepared for Event.
IN. following description is VI last
year. rsE ulIWG
Young Washington hal been rre-
r4tYtug 's@r F,sv ~ eas. Ter ss.ssse ti&t.A,
ihe nr,> AVID the invitation trnm
tha President aui Ma Harding bad
reached hsm through the press AMI
ihe u3yNcpaUs lnt rNr,IN" under.
GROUND .tr, II 5ldhuud
long rtgarr p a. ~, when the
Nbat uausr &alas were scheduled lo
ttg rftn tnA aV x impatient rffff'
anu NJJ gathered ia trnt ~ them,
prvmy9A va ,Ar ,tgns1 * ihc apPmHt.
~ hvgr fbvl >waaa "pcu aHd NiId
vhNsa ryu; the ain e Was true
There tal Nte,p 40 nStusr and III
FtIay naDaf, wa-,4'ri 'f-'leaftus '.e.
snur ,Ar yh3lmu, President ~tth
Mrs. -Ilsrd.n. TIE s,od tary that ttr
Agt.s nsty~ behaved MAI suggested ana
tnndr tlv'tr 'as lav possible
nefpn many minutes DE grounds
~tre lp,ted Wth ,hlirra SCektris tIiF
aJEae Ascads specs cav TIE re'rr ~
Ihr .y-,+S. t,ll,%t. .i'fE xsS-Er r'"s,
stnt,rl IN Ws vivid cularias heightened
~ = multitude ~ -, balloons, = huse
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-14
Adraie Publicity

"Y0u otee todd nae you we're very
much Interested h. the tarOry ~ eyo.
iutlnn., ... '.....
u am grtiIrri The m"ml"r " tbs
legislature.
'"Ttru Why dli you Introduce blll
60 pre,ep II from being stuilrdy'
"IrUplc setmri 20 be- forgetting all
about u ! th"Hght II would. be- good
sasa Il. bGng I! 1tagk to popular a,iei-
ton
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-14
CT Ter MA Aard src.

Frnvn tAc ranks e cheering chill
gtr~R h7ase g small t.oy, raz, Mann.
lea years ga he tsNr~ sinai, t~ax In
III hara ard cli@l~.t ever yhe Eow
geacs h*twevn the lawns Rref rvr-r-
tive osetvs sad <tosst astars 'he Pres.
tlsg, TIE t'tesl,i~nt raised the ain.
des svst srail!nsy tsspk lae pSx trva
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-14

Var tAs care sos ssssns.ss sress ~tspH ~
FxiI4AGKA TNe y~~xa&s ar~ satMfsst@sys
tAsy gss ~ssi TSss ~ ssef . As~ v~1n~Ar,
kaa s.s sAss M~a s~~n fA~rwNshsT ws~A $50
kss shs sNste~~~Ynsas ~ esNprs~4sNs ana ss
pnfs%nts VIA .-rs IN ths sA~t ssses ~ rkiy-
t-AgHA ass are ssw ws81 wfw~ s~T 80
asrss sssssa R- @~sssn%~< 90 have ssr-
eN~xrHs sr~Ass0sM E&sv ~ aAkA, R~t hasras
~ IN ANY say imyrsS~m~ra t@xsas ssnss,
xlsssft vs. syy~4~~xmA~ %As~~ssv~A~ NJ II ~
ssNs@4 rnrr. 70 tSs skssssrSras ss&@ fss
W0MK rEEATNEwr. ~ e. h~wses~A ~ -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-14

Faster tim. Is TrdrS time SFrinS
tstas Is psAptins itege. Lee us plant
eSaEssfaaty of srur heart yses4a -