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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-24
REGALOS DE NAVIDAD

FL Gobernador ha aprobado la re-
comendacion hecha por la Comision
Hipica Insular para que Sc distribu>
va la cantidad de $4,000 como rega-
10 de CHRISTMAS entire las siguien-
tes sociedades, la cual sera hecha por
conducto del ROTARY CLUB:
"Refugio de Ninos Desamparados," "
Robinson Orphanage",
"Asilo de Sordo-Mudos."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-24
APOSToLES Y ACRATAS

FL juez Mr.. Weeks-segun afirma
Ia prensa de New York-se ha qui-
tado su hermosa barba patriarcal pa
ra no parecerse a ning1n "bolshevi-
XII.
lilo que va de aver hoy!
Antes, los barbudos eran los apos-
toles.
Hoy son los acratas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-24
Ell PAN MALO

La prensa de Ponce dice que el
pan que Sc vende ALI es agrio muy
desagradable, AUNQUE mas caro-,
por seguir la costumbre. d
Lo mismo ocurre por aca.
Y 10 mismo 'ocurrira todos los dias,
mientras la ley no Sc decida a presen-
tarse donde esta la trampa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-24
SENSATIONAL PELICULA EN- Ell
"CINE RIALTo"

Nuestros amigos, los empresarios del
Cine Rialto" daran mafiana una tan
da extraordinaria a las diez media
a. m, llevando al lienzo la gran peI-
cula lei Derecho la Felicidad''.
Dada la gran fama de la mencirnada
pehcula, auguramos los empresarios
del 'Rialto" un exito complete.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-24
NUEVO INSPECTOR

FL Secretario Executive ha aproba-
do el nombramiento de Inspector
Municipal de Pesas y Medidas hecho
favor del sefior Federico Moreira
Jr. quien actuara como tai en- el Mu-
nicipio de Luquillo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-24
UN AUToMOvIL ARRoLLo A
UN CABALL0

En- la calle de "Giorgetti". dc
Manati, el truck de Antonio Fc
liX NieveS arroll6 a un caballo de
Bernardo Cort6S. producicndolc al
gunaS leSiOnes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-24
PLUMA EXTRAvIADA

En- el trayecto de San Juan nj
cottage Inn de Mr.. Bishop. Sc
lie extravi6 al senior Rios Ocaiia.
una pluma fuente, Waterman =.
con incrustaciones de orc. Siste.
ma "self mixing. Usaba tinta
roja. La persona que la devOlviere
a su dueno Sera gratificada. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-24
UNA CORPORACION

Han sido presentados en- la Secre-
taria Ejecutiva documentos para el
registro de la PALO ALTO FRUIT
COMPANY, cuyo agente sera Bert
E. Stevenson, de Toa Baja.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-24
INFORMATION GENERAL
Ell AZUCAR sERA CosA RARA

La prensa de Nueva York advierte
los habitantes de la referida urbe
que a partir del 10. de enero tendran
que pagar la libra de az1car Ia o
Is centavos, y que durante ell segundo
semestre sera mas dificil, por 10 ra-
ra, conseguir una libra de azucar
quo una botella de BRANDY.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-24
BUsCAN A 'CARNE HERMosA'

La detective, SegGn informcs, es
a sigui6ndole Il. pista un NAL
lechor llamado, por NAL nombre
Carne Hermosa' a quien Sc in
:ulpa de la sustracci6n de varias
mercanciaS Ell la casa de Ramon
Acevedo, quincallero que reside
N el caserio de Hoyo Frio'', de
louerta de Terra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-24
GANGA.

Por cinco mil dollars una casa
lie MADEIRA en- la calle Congreso
lie Miramar. Esta es la nueva ca
"retera Gle Santurce. Escriba al
386. San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-24
PoR RoBAR PANuELos DE sEDA

Jose Cruz fue sentenciado en- ell Tri-
bunal municipal seis meses de carcel
carcel con trabajos forzados, por ha-
her sustraido del establecimiento de
F. ortega Co." ocho docenas de pa
fiuelos de seda valorados en- 1925
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-24
HOMEMADE AL DR.. ASHFORD

.HABANA, diciembre 15.-Se efectuo
en- la Academia de Ciencias de esta
capital una session solemne en- honor
del Doctor americana Mr. Ashford.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-24
PELICULA PARALTA

Bessie Barriscale en- MADAM
WHO. Ell MISTERIO DE UNA
BODA. Veala. LIE gustara. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-24
LOS QUE vIAJAN

FL Gobernador ha expedido pasa-
porte Samuel Lyons, de Boston, pa
ra embarcar Santo Domingo Gu
ba.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-24
Ell MIsTERIo DE UNA BoDA
Pelicula Clasica Paralta. veala.
MARAvILLOSA CREACION DE
TEMPO ANTIGUA. 10 mcior.


Del servicio secret0. COJlDA
EN- LA RED tendida por cl encmi-
go quicn uSa una venganZa mas
cruel que la dc SatanaS Rodeada
dc hombreS malvadOS. frioS, sim
misericOrdia &; ccrebroS de Ia cauSa
que ella quicre destruir. QUE MA.
RANlLLOSO, un cOraZon cue no
Sc acObarda ante una mrrte cruel
Y segura V verg0nzoSa. I'm capitu-
10 que no ha-sidO escrito en- la his
tOria americana lleno de miste.
rios. Una niebla muy intensa. On
ce enmascaradoS. Una muchacha
atrapada. La pena. MATRIMO-
MO LEGAL CON UNO DE Los
ONCE. MARIDO DESCONOCI.
DO. Mujer sin nOmbre. Duda has
ia la muerte. La SENORA DE
QUIEN? UNA BALA TRAICIO-
NERA. LUCES APAGADAS. EN
MASCARADOS QUE DESAPA-
RECEN. LA ESPOSA DE QUIEN
YEA Ell MISTERIO DE UNA
BODA. Presentada por SAN
JUAN FILM EX. Co. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-24
CLASICA. PARALTA
Signifca Calidad.

YEA Ell MISTERIo DE UNA 30
DA. MARIDO DESCONOClDO.
MUJER SIN NOMBRE, DUDA
HASTA LA MUERTE. PRONTO
EN- SU CINE FAVORITO. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-24

Han sido presentadas en- la ofcina
del Secretario Executive las clausulas
de incorporation del "CASINO DE
GUAYAMA".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-24
EN- vIAJE DE INSPECTION

ElsSub- -Comisionado del Interior don
JESUS Benitez salio para vieques, ms
peccionar las obras en- construction en-
esa isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-24

EXTRAORDINARILY. PARALTA
ES MARAVILLOSA. VEAIJA.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-24
LA PELICULA CLAsICA

Ell Misterio de una Boda
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27
FOUR STILLS OPERATED BY
NEGROES ON III. AVIATION

Suffolk, Va, Feb 25.~-l.aSs weok
Sheriff Wagner and Constable Branch
Of suffolk, made "a night raid in the
bush on the plantation Of Common
wealth Attorney :, t. Everett, near
Magnolia. on the Ntnsemona river.
-Four stills were found. three of which
had recently been in operation with
several ten gallon cans nearby When
news Of the discovery reached Nr
Everett he was somewhat aStonish"d
20 know that his farm was being uaef
for any such purpose and that he had
any colored men employed who
would Granseress the ]av & The col
nred men kept the affair very quiet
and when unprecedented by the sheriff
aud constable In their homes had
very little To say, One of them how
ever, voluntarily confessed rs ia his
share IN The work aud explained what
had hecn done. The men implicated
are Doc Darder. Ed Darden. WILL
son Pierce and John Virgins The
four men We're arrested and taken to
Norfolk where they were released lon
bail.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27
ot:RNE CONFERENCE
. RESULTS IN FAILURE
Gcruisn!stu and Y3olshiS ism the Two
Dangers Threatening the Social
intcruattoualc.

Paris fet. 25--~The Herre confer
ence .ae uttered difficulties regard
Ing tAe Boishe list question, resulting
IL heaiIauug and timtd resolutions.
aitho Il 1t la ,uposSibie ~ doubt the
opinion OF the delegates on ,he FUN
dAmeatai matter Indeed. Germanism
and f"lshotism are two dangers
thr ling the social internationaie.
InnuSu TO ISIS degree han the
unhappy Russians, all peoples are
tired Of Wa exhausted ass. .ncapau]"
cf resumlgt, uormu WORK IA order to
emerge from the misery They dream
political revolution which would
establish thcr dictatorship On the
other hand, the socialist intevu4.
ttonale. which formerly WY obliged TO
struggle with anarchy appeared ira
dhona 'tE as grouping 81 the Demo-
cratic torC IS. ali equally des rous Of
utilizing legal and parliamentary a.
lion tor transforming society The
aoclaiistfe iuterAatonaie had learned
moreover, that while q political revo-
fVtion might result in violent action
-nd endure social revolutions it could
not 5nccead Auless il TOOK account Of
I the general economic conditions
Some sorjatizatious are r.,o and
others are not |he Botshevik have
brought Ressia 10 pauperisn and
+ famine, tcnscqu il tbc Bcruo
conference had remained faithful 10
ito past and had dared TO illumins, tha
I war results sufficiently. it would have
/ condemned HoisheVisn without re
serve.
As q ma ter of fact on tic mex. day
RI a. muddted resolution was
propose MIR. Erantn.e involving
no formal condemnation aud no Not-
ine took place.
Indeed the parttsaa as OF the Boil
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27

Sg The Local Boards association, com
spe1sing seven or eight hundred men
Who served in various wzys to carry
aAet the provision Of the selective
'fRv4ce Law In Rich mond, have
adopted a high ideal 1t Is summed
80 In these words by Chairman Eller-
|aeen.
when the boys get back from Eu-
SlQpe, we want to be able 10 say 70
5hasn: Were glad you are home
|9Ain, Tour sob is waiting for yo6.
aeer every one OF you Then they viii
ENoW that we meant what We said
I'm they went away about looking
IN FOR them"
mats the spirit which should ant
Ate Richmond in every home, fac.
~ ssoye ana oface.~ The men no
kast isisp the army and navy wen, to
1snd >pd make secure everything
$3.50 vAlsA - 4a3v q shsll
a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27
PEACE FARLEY AS SEEN
THROUGH FRENCH EYES
tonumunigucS Give mn impression Of
Uncertainty and Boredom, says
Both Foreign Editors 0f
Paris journal,
CONFERENCE ITSELF WONDERS
Asks Whct,er II Hasn't started lt@cif
ON Wrong Track and should Not
seek Another, Lost VI oct stuck
and Permit lis Impotence To Become
Evident
by Saint BrfCc-
aNnrel..n sdltnr OF L. .rnurnnI !

y. ~ ~
is - CD 'opie IN America
- pei i@4P7 aS''hs' ''f'''@e ives "ii4t
~ pe'ee con- re IF "24". ''t' SO
5'3Pi',s "1 -, 4S>l >il's CON " 1850" >
frd"eG roa ..,.o -,
i'm o-essjn, ~ ,,,rr,-,st.,f,, a,,sf },o,,''
4of, E1't hch5na 49,, ,,',,l,,-,(,|.,
tbaro ,. ,S,ie,,isa -
u.btlo w. no,fara.s-s' -, 80
wonrie~ vlhaite,. r. hasr,, 1ts,.taa "a
lha w.rot,.- trsrl ohnfher si,n,,11
NOT seek a,o,h.r lca, n co. ...,,elt,5'
au.d les, - in,,,nt,.,,ca hnl.1,,,, o(,i4..",
What dil ! IN '4,, =, ,,,, e,r{,,.t
,rltclsp
~ .o.,sor..r, ,-.,, ,.s v,. :,
viii lose iinIo Il VIII he for1.,u,,la
If r. 1,gr.' o,,i,s ,h.t 49, b., l.. ,''+,,.,,
than a month lhat The great boay has
been in scsslou VIZ mas it done
SD far
!. .a. rrocsroa g, d,,art fc,. 4-,,,e-
ror he encie,>. of r,.ion.
il, ba. anontp,na tecbn,c,l Commute.
e4,rs s,,5,+. ~ ,,it-i. 0,,-o,.l 49,, ,,.,Ii
h,ca,,se tbe,, .,}{erI,.s u,,etltts,t, ,,4,,.e
uon4 u,,,h ~ Cor exsmnle into.
nation, tabor Iagtsl..tfor nna ina nr
,artzat,,n of ynsrtt;n,e flu,,i,I and
r3tlrns5 norotn,,nications
on tha Other hand tho commission
DEALING dtrncflv v.itb tha iic,t,da+ior
az. tho MAR got. stuck n b4s h..or
unable SO tar 10 define Tho right Re-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27
FORMER SFXt- NyON NAN
klFLS WIZ MD HIMSELF

stanton. Va. Feb. &c Tho arrival
N Stanton of the bodies ct Monroe
Gilkeson and HIS wife FROM Youngs-
town Ohio, Tuesday afternoon told %.
a sad tragedy which befen The Gllrse-
son household Saturday. Though de-
tails Of the affair are stili incon
plete II is said that Mr. GUkeson. "A
former stanton man. for come rea
son. perhaps Jealousy, shot a0d killed
his wife and then turned tho revolt
lver Upon himself.
The homicide is made douhlv tragic
when IL is recalled that about five
years ago Mr.. Gilkeson Killed n adj
nirer Of his first wife who was Miss
Matte Kingan daughter OF the late
Frank kingsn, formerly a ieweler OF
.this city The first Mrs Giikeson late
was divorced. The deceased Ms. GIL
keson was a Miss Reed, OF the Meyers
Cave sec on.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27
WHEN THE PEOPLE THINK, THEY RULE.

realize how much the street. we
onght to have viii cost But whan
we do understand all these things and
decide that we want those streets.
wen have them. even :, we have %
get "a change In the state G ostitu-
ton. So. too. with the other things
which the municipality must provide
or get along without
The tax rate Is involved r0o~e or
less In all these thingn But the tax
rate ir not neoas=-3r''s Gay ..'e--surc
of a cstyts progrcst,ivene ~. except
that. usually. n stationary. tax rate IN
found In those citiec which arc grow
ing only by inert sccrstion rather
than through the operation Of vital
fovcs within the body NJ itr Cit en-
ship---in other words. finished" citieA
That observation has nc necessary
bearing on what should t,e done IN
the present emergency. Ii Is in
tended 90 \ challenge to inqrlrfnE
minis % End out all tbs facts ana
then accept the logic OF those facts
als fixed policy cor the years after
the Immediate difficulties ahan have
been surmounted and forgotten
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27

n UndleSs good ss bound TO como of
- Uubsse Discussion OF the citsys an
ana1aa problernA regardless ct what
- b dons ut this time about the
IhpAesx and she tax lsvy tor The year,
- pFoh,srns have been approached
II ~ franksst manner. tf2ey have
ae4xnpksd tho attention Of a VERY large
amhae OF thought ful and Influential
- and the whole subject, II now az
n0s2 n to be stndisA and talked
aDsw4 until possibly q majority Of the
eCe11ons WIN have a very definite idea
- what The e.ty has what 1t wants.
What 81 must have and how II &haIl
1ruooe1 to raise the money for wnat-
Gsv1 n dec.dee to get
Tlss good res,llts VII To 81 This S'-
rsct5Dn: The people VII como 10
~ AoAnfte realization Of what they
nM1 and 70 IN hal. WITH most
a42aaKennnA means n dstsrrntn es}
s4Unanknx out for the dsm+reH object.
yagua2y ws have AL underptnod that
- need more wcIl-paved streets;
'l1w " Ms have realized how very few
sapN the really we'll paved thorough
sxnres we actually have, fewer g7jll
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27
THE JOY OF SAVING.

thing yoC want very much
n vou go into tire Aavng habit W u
sc1fIe VOC will learn the 10y ~ sav-
tnr oecause eavfng leads 70. temper.
ance IN ST thing. ~ constructive
thinking. IN clean living. 20 buiIdi !
tor the future
Start your mind going along sav-
ting Limos and then watch 1t travel
II win take ycos fattening pocket
book along with It.
Learn To think In interest to elirni~
cate waste. but tor goodness sake
don't be stingy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27
REPuD|ATES THE OLD
DOCTRINE OF FORCE
ioiatloo of Belgium Reveals That Ger
many Dia Not Respect Our
Engagements.
~ ALBisstl- THOMAS,
French Socialist Lender and Former
Minister of Munitions.


Parts, Feb. a5.--The French Socialists
are able to reappear before the Inter
nationals, with head erect and con-
science calm. No one in the world
doubts that their country Was attacked.
~ defending it they did their duty as
frenchmen and as Socialists.
nut tho German majority Socialists
did not do their duty They might have
Teen deceived tn 1911. but hardly few
days liter the vote for war credits.
Wien the violation Of Belgium re-
vealed that Germany did not respect
her own engagements.
Since then, year b. year, the truth
has become clearer. The majority So
ciajiS's oh4tinatrlv remained the &C
complies of the kaiser until defeat and
revolution.
Therefore tho German majority So
CYCLISTS betrayed the confidence Of
their follow Socialists III ot1r lands.
Was II possible to reconstituta the in
terrationale with their participation.
The Berne conferences passed two
resolutions which undoubtedly conform
/ TO tho wishes of all civilized peoples.
VIII President Wilson's fourteen points
ana with the resolutions of the allied
Socialists In February, 1918. These res
olutious concern the society of nations
and the peoples riSb' 10 determine
their own fate TNe former indicates
in happy terms how tho society OF
nations should tie purely formal, how
II needs. above All ror,u1ar aaEsa,,o
and }nz. u .nos46 ha r,star{a!l,, ,,,,~-
antera hv iufer1atlor.tI arorrt,74r az
'ffv.fv
Tho resolution on tarritoriaI oursu
lions r1nuafatee tie old doctrines ~
force 49, balances Of power. II repu-
di3tes aUDeNaticus and coupuests based
tu.f, the ..rirbtt &c ~, atronr,nr ~
uron pretended e.,nornir ana strait.
J e-s.at ,,,,as,,.r., - A. mtk, -
tb, gltnd,,,-,-.,.sl a.. .,,fnla ~ 1elf.do+s~
friuettoi.
But. truly VII 80 hayc tho.s
s,y,~e~r,e ,.1,,,.... -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27

pou.t sxve for .'rainiy day"
1--we % that there won't i've any
n1ny dayx-
that - the forwaxrT-iookfng. era~
spirit % America
1Ihn& - the philosophy CT optu1rrn-
60 k1nA Of thinking that In going TO
s1nke you harry and make your old
- = period OF fullest enjoyment
2hep> r. a lot OF Joy in Gavin s
En1st Ut h he dull hateful duty.
nNN - that you car win the delights
1T ensmpetence. not because you can
sdHoe Afford TO spend Save so that you
S1nn afford, u little later. To buy some
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27
Arrest Liquor Totex.

Ella RrauseIl. thtrtv-ssxer war.
Old. Was arrested yesterday nv pols~c
men Anthony aud Ncisz for violating
the state prohibition laws. The wo-
man was arrested at the Main stree
station and the charge lodged araius,
her was that of bringing into the state
ardent spirits. She was baiIed and
wiz he given hearing In police cour,
this morning. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27

Fredericksburg. Va. Feb. 20
Ensign ]. W. Rixey is now command
ing officer Of the Y. s. S. Woaderer,
a converted yacht 1910 feet long. which
has just returned from convoy duty
~ FRI nch waters and is stationed at
New London, Conn. Capt j. 7. Hutson,
e. e.. was detached an ore ed
- COAST &nart b@adquar' ers at wash
lington ter duty Ensigu Rixey ex-
poets his ship 20 90 out of commission
70 the spring when he will ts released
6om thA naSx
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27

u ICFt as soon SIS ne ~ - "s'-' g
AAxR he r73n 49, 1n@se fe .''S
,aAr the eea' IL lie comment made by
&. x..~,,,u~,~ f;.t~fa-rncs' nan N
Va
Sthe feagve o. n@I"3s '@" 49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27
Served as Carried 20 years.

stu uton Va, Feb, .s--John A
Rrthc rford, Jr., one of he original
rural mai! carriers when this service
vas established ort Of the Staun-
ton post office and who has served on
X r. .. No for the r1st eighteen
or twenty years, died very suddenly AT
his home on the Greenviife road near
stanton, Monday ever ing about seven
O'Clock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-27

ever gee. The very ieasf that we can
do is to see that they will have lost,
by such service. no more chan me
time spent away from their accus-
toned tasks
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-22

BARTON BUSINESS MAN DEAD.
Murdoch ]. Smith Left Family of Three
Children, Who Reside in Barre.

Barton, Aug. 22.--The funeral of Muir
dock j. Smith, who died Sunday evening
after an illness of eight weeks, was held
from the Congregational church yester-
day afternoon, Rev. M. A. Turner Off
ciating
Mr.. Smith was born in Rosshire, Scot
land, May 10, 1885, and came to this
country at the age of 10 years, arriv-
ing in Barton one year later. About 45
years ago he was married to Anna Eliza
Hill and to them were born four children,
three of whom live in Barre-Mrs. w
j. Edwards, Roscoe c. Smith and Percy
NJ Smith--and have been with him much
in his last sickness. Besides these chill
dren, he is survived by an invalid wife,
of whom he has had the care for. many
years.
In Barton, Mr.. Smith established a
granite and marble monument business
81 years ago and, until failing health
forced him to give up the work short
time ago, has been in business there ever
since. He was deeply interested in pub
lie affairs and was probably one Of the
best posted men on astronomy in the
state. He was also one of the oldest
members of Orleans lodge, No. So, T. and
A. M.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-22
CURED BY LIGHTNING.
Vermont Woman Walks After Having
Had Legs Paralyzed a Year.

Brattleboro, Aug ga story Of a
remarkable cure Of paralysis through
fright caused by particularly vivid
and intense fash of lightning comes from
Jacksonville, Mrs. William Paddock OF
that village having had the use of her
legs restored in that manner.
Mrs. Paddock is about 60 years old and
she and her husband, who is farm
err lived in the lower end of Jackson
vile village.
About year ago Mrs. Paddock sus-
tanned a shock of paralysis, affecting her
legs. Since then, until this week, she
has been unable to walk or use her legs
being confined to her bed or chair.
While lying in bed one morning this
week heavy thunder storm came up
and about $50 o'clock there was an es-
pecially brilliant flash of lightning, which
seemed to pervade the whole house, fol-
lowed almost Immediately by a terrific
peal of thunder.
The flash and report coming SO close
together showed that the lightning bolt
was not far away, yet it did no damage,
so far as could be ascertained. How
ever, Mrs. Paddock was greatly startled
by the suddenness of the occurrence and
with an irresistible impulse jumped out
of bed, unaided
She quickly realized thatNfor the first
time in about a year she was walking,
and she has continued to walk when
desired ever since. DR.. A. j. Thomas of
Jacksonville visited her yesterday and
found that while she was fully restored
a miraculous transformation had taken
place.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-22
Uses for Eyaporated Milk.

A few years ago, before anything wa:
known about evaporated milk, women
had to be content with any quality OF
milk offered them.
Although cheap once, it was sometimes
rich in butterfat and again thin, blush
liquid. At times there was very little tc
be had at any price.
The milk situation, perhaps more than
anything, brought a greater number OF
people to see the value of evaporated
milk as a food
In the making of this product, only
the highest grade of fresh milk is used
Evaporated milk is milk from which a
large portion of the water has been evap.
Grated by a simple vacuum process and
then sterilized II contains not less thar
I26 per cent of milk solids, of which not
less than IA per cent is milk fat, ac.
eording TO the department of economics
of Armour & Co.
Eyaporated milk is unsweetened, while
condensed milk contains about 30 pei
cent sugar, which acts as a preseryative
This is the distinction which few people
know. When one learns that one gallon
of best evaporated milk equals 2la gal.
Ions whole milk, one learns the value OF
purchasing evaporated milk.
When you use ordinary high grades OF
fresh milk, you get only three per cent
butterfat and IL per cent solids to the
gallon. That means that over 100 pei
cent more actual nutriment is contained
in given quantity of eyaporated milk