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The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-11-28
BILL FARNUM IN
JUNGLE TRAIL"
Popular Screen Artist To Be At Dixie
December 4th.-Ann Luther
Supports.

All that stands between Robert
Morgan and happiness is money. For
Mary Lamar is Roberts definition OF
happiness, and Mary is rich. SO Is
Philip Carson, which fact makes hiln
favored of Mary's mother, but not of
Mary. Carson knows his unpopular
ity and resorts to scheming. He con-
cocts story about tiger Tor which
a museum offers a big reward. Re-
ward to Robert means money--and
Mary. So Robert goes to Africa and
with him go two of Garson's men
sworn to lose Robert in the jungle.
Before the departure Mary gives
a locket to Robert which, the latter
tells her, should it be restored by 9th
er hands than his, will be an indica-
tion of his death.
"Out of sight, out OF mind" is
what Larsonhopes, But the love Of
Robert for Mary isn't that sort. How
ever, when the African natives burn
Roberts hut over his head, and ne
runs to the bank Of lake, is shot
and falls into the water, dropping the
locket on the shore, and Portuguese
Joe takes the trinket back to New
York, reporting to Carson that he
has discharged his mission-well,
Mary gives up hope.
After that, matters progress more
favorably to Garson-until one day
a friend induces Mary to visit an
Oriental seer, who tells her that her
sweetheart is not dead. The seer ex-
plains that when Robert falls into the
African lake he takes refuge under
the bank and remains hidden until
his pursuers depart. After long wan
derlng he reaches city where a
strange people reside. By remark
able feat of strength ne escapes burn
ing at the stake and earns homage as
god. Later he wins the gratitude
of Wanada, a native girl, and the en-
nifty of Ebano, a chieftain.
He tonquers the latter in a contest
but is followed by Ebano to the Tenn
pie of Light, which he enters in VIOLA
ton of religious law. Robert saves
himself by overturning an Idol onto
his praying adversary, and eventually
escapes to America.
All this Mary hears from the seer.
Subsequently Carson visits the Orien-
tai and also learns that Robert is
alive-that the seer is Robert. The
timely entrance of Mary after Robert
reveals himself to Carson restores her
to his arms and dramatically conclu-
des "The Jungle Trail" Coming to
the Dixie Thursday, December 4th.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-11-28
TENDER HEARTED
NORMA TALMADGE

Another pensioner has been added
to Norma Talmadec's list of depend
ents. He descended on the star the
other day out of clear sky, carry
ing his luggage on his hack, and he
aims to stay quite while. Peter
Pigeon is his name, and he's bird.
Miss Talmadge and her studio man.
ager, walking along East Forty Eighth
street on the way back to the studio
one noon, were suddenly startled by
an odd whirring sound Almost i'm
mediately dark object came hurt
ling through the air almost on top
of them. German bombs and long
distance guns flashed through his
mind as he lodged and pulled his
companion down with him, the men,
acing object barely missing Miss Tai
madge. 1t fell at her feet, but failed
to explode save vocally, and on ex-
animation they found it to be large
pigeon, evidently injured in fight and
unable to keep aloft.
VIGOROUSLY tender hearted, Miss
Talmadge insisted on taking it back
to the studio. There a bird doctor
was called in and after lengthy con-
sultation announced that the patient
would get well under proper treat
ment Peter, by the way is only one
of large number of cats and mice
and birds and dogs she looks out for
1t is to this pronounced strain of
sentiment that Norma Talmadge's
success in emotional plays is largely
attributed. Her poignant understan-
ding of suffering and her ready SYM
pathy for the sufferer is invariably
reflected in her work, and it is in
roles portraying keen feeling that she
has struck her highest note. In ode
Luxe Annie" her latest Select pic
ture, in which she is presented by Jo-
seph M. Schenck, and which will be
the feature attraction here on We'd
nesday, December 8, at the Dixie
Theatre, Miss Talmadge in the title
role, displays to the fullest extent her
sympathetic emotional characterize
tion of the heroine.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-11-28
FARMS FOR SALE!
BY
H. l. SMITH & COMPANY
Telephone 573
Paris, Tennessee

Telephone 573 Paris, tennessee
96 acres, miles from Paris on public road, with
settlements. S5,000O0.
142 acres miles south Of Haglersville, well mprov-
ed and on good road, 100000.
124 acres mile from Vale, Tenn 100 acres in bot
tom, settlements, on good road, S3,8OO.OO
IS acres miles from Paris IS acres open, room
house and barn in good repair. Price $3,5OO.OO.
145 acres of extra fine land miles from Paris, well
improved. Price $10,OO000.
SO acres miles from Paris on public road land is
practically level 2 room house and potato house and
good barn. S3,500.00.
rs acres miles from Paris road 40 acres branch
bottom. 2 small houses and small barns Price
$2,75OO0.
We are only offering few of our bargains here We
also have some bargains in city property. Ii you
want anything in the way of real estate see d. L.
Smith at Rice Sons grocery, east side square, Par
is, Tennessee.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-11-28
BUYS OUT
NEESE & NORED GROCERY

|. B. Gillespie, formerly of the
Buchanan vicinity has purchased the
grocery stock of Neese & Nored and
will continue to deal in staple and
fancy groceries at the same store on
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-11-28

Willie Cowan of Springville Was
in town Saturday.
Ed s. Routon has accepted posit-
ion with McSwain Bros.
Province Dumas Of Cottage Grove
was Saturday visitor in Paris.
Will Bell of Cottage Grove was on
the streets Of Paris Saturday.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-11-28

Misses Olivia, Onia and Miriam Rob-
ms of Big Sandy were visitors here
Saturday.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-11-28
f. Washington street,

E. Washington street,
Mr. Gillespie is a groceryman OF
five years experience. He is well
known in the county and is assured
of a successful business.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-11-28

Bates Erwin is visiting in Nash
vile.
Harvey Baltimore spent Sunday in
Mckenzie.
%*
Mrs Robert MCGOWAN has accept
ed a position at McSwain Bros.
+@f
Will Chapman visited friends near
Vandyck Sunday.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-11-28

DR.. E. B. Houston of Hazel was
here Tuesday.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-30
Look Out For This

When you buy pound can of
Calumet you get a full pound =
Is ounces = no short weights.
Some baking powders are now
being put on the market in IL
ounce cans instead of pound cans.
Be sure you get a pound when
you want it. Remember - Cal
umet is not made by the Trust,
not sold at Trust prices:
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-30
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-10
FOtsoam Tarm.Glnb ncriammclt lid,
am Treitag Nbcnh.
Sunitisc Ncniafcitcn puu Eutsbam.

Cine jc0c Ecrion mclhc am Nfcrs
ball Gin SlltCrciic nimmt, ioIltc an
6rcitog (alio bcutc) Nbcno Die ipc.
5icllc Tcrinnrmllrng bcs Sorm Club
bcilld)cn. sic @citrGgc iirb micocr
fGllig, abcr bu ser Club bcabiidti9t
cincn Iuitrug 5l 9cbcl fir bic Bin.
beridnlrr Climber tpinc) fiir oicics
Sabr uno fir cine Gurlobln9 &prn,
miro obnc 3pciicl Elm jcbcs Witglico
cine 8clegcnbcit bnben feline 9eis
trGgc ihon in Der eritcn Scrlomms
lung 5l Dcroicncr. Scr @ctrag filr
Mit9licosidoft lit $1.75; bicrpon
aebcn 25c. in ben Sonb bes bieiiecn
Clubs; SOC. gcbcn al, Den Sfobnlci-
tier Der Wp. Sormcrs Mii'n uno Der
rciticrcnbc ST lit fir cin 5mcijGbriges
announcement ortf bas ofii5icllc Organ
Ser Sorm-Gltbs. 0ieic 3citl,n9 miro
Guh in ~bcit1noigcr Siibllrng bolten
nit Der Irbeit Scr Organization.
Sir Sen, mcld)cr ocn ~Wtiilol,ri Gar.
MGR" bcrcits bGlt, lit Scr @ctrog
bcs Announcements Toe. ScriG,rmt cs
nift, bicicr Scriammlllng bci5upub.
men. Scit fortihrittlidy.
9os 2cid)cnbCgGnQniB Scr b%critor.
bcl1cn Trnu SdmoltS, BON ct. 2ollis.
bat am lcbtcn Sonntog Nodn1ittoN
bier itottgeflnhcn.
lieutenant &obn Nclo ST. hriinOct
iid gc9cnluGrtig ollf @ciltd bel lei.
llcn Gltcrn. &ohn Nclh mnb Satin.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Jan.
9, 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
@cnrp lettering, mcld)Cr sur Gin
ilblt,9 IN Camp Mtc9Irtbllr, Ger. mar
i'll bier olli Wclllh bel icincn Nl0cs
borigcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-10
5reitas, ben 10. Sannar, 1919.
Murriiun Madridtcn.

Geo. u. Homlc, bon @nsconobc,
iuor ON lcttcn Samstos, scidGfts.
balber, bier IN Der Stoot.
Oas SG6tcrdcn bon Com. Noltc
un0 Satin bate tilr5lid cincn ifipe.
rem @nfall bon 2lungcnent5iinbung;
befinoet iid) ober Jest ouf Der Sci
ierung.
Sic abortion Willing So. crbiclt
in ibieier @odc cine Garlooun9 Sob,
len; oicIclben famen bel bieiem fal.
TEN @ettcr icbr gelegen.
SRI. Slorencc uno Mac @anlcp. TO-.
lpie SRI. Gccilie @lidert, bon ct.
2ouis, marcn 81 @nfang bes Sobrcs
sic @Gitc bon glug. &coefcr urb So.
Mile.
&altcs gSctter, Gis unb Sdncc,
llnb bas thermometer 7 @ra6 unter
9t1la.
Die SnfIucn5os epidemic berri6t
nod immcr in bieier @egenb.
SRI. Sclen Sod, bon ct. Soris,
befinoct lid mlcbrere Gage allf 9ciuf
bel s. 5. Wcrtens un1o Satin.
8m. Spfin1ann, bon Gbompis, be.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-10


Ytinonricr iino cin9cluocn lid
Dom 20. bis II. &orulor in Golrml.
bia 81 p%crionnleln, 81 mcIfcr Belt
oas Idcrbau- Gollcaium Der Stonta,
llnlueriit1t cillcn fllr5cn MuriuS mir
Surrtcr nbbnltcn miro. Gon Der
Stnnts Nfcrholbcb0rbc mcrbcn Ter
1rr p%opulGrc Observation-Disclosures
gc1cbcn mcrocn. 0ic itaotlld)c Storm
YllSitclllmg oallcrt mGbrcno scr 5
Gage. Miiiolri %icb5ildltcr mo an.
0crc mcrocn I'M 2oitfc Der &pd)e ibrc
iGDrlidJrn NcriunmliIngcn ubbnltcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-10
Hoti5 an Gcaiitrantcn.

Sn llebereinitinumlng nit Dcnl PIN.
illdcn Der Miiiouri Bar giiociotion,
criltdcn bic lln%tcr5cidlnctcn MitgIic.
Der bcS 2cgnI Nbbiiorp @ooro ollie
Greiitrontcn in @oscona6c Gountp,
mcldc @clo an irgcnb Scntonb be.
5obltcn fir baS Illsfilacn ibrer Sra,
gebogcn, gci0lligit Den giamcn Der
Ecrion 81 bcridltcn, an mcl6e iic fol.
dc 3obllng mnd)tcn. Sclbit penn
bic Ecrion nid)ts perInngtc, obcr @clo
III Gn1pfong nnbnl, 1T Elm 9eriht III
Oroung. Seine &cr6inOlidfcit bai.
tct an irgcnb Semono ser ~bc5ablte
oocr nidt bc5abltc. Scio 10 giitig
mo icnoct Gurcn @erift an irocno
cincn Der llntcr5cidnetcr.
@. :. ellis,
g. O. Graf
Ing. Wcpcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-10
@criht pon Scrmann d. 2.

Sobn &rocttli unh SnnliIic, bon
ct. 2ouis, bcfinbcn iidD bier ais
@Gite Scr camille Gopin Inemnn11
unb ionitiger &rrlponOtcn in bicicr
Nnfbarldaft.
Sic GinbCr bon Srit Soil un0
Satin iparcll. porigc @od)c crnItlid)
franf, Iinb obcr MIN ul,i Scr @ciicr.
ung.
Die Sral,crbptlhaft bonn Sooc Der
Srnu SouiS EricsS, BON 6irlt Greet,
bot bic biciigcn &crponotcn uno
Srcuunbc Scr Sorlilie III Srnllcr Der
ictt. Ser bctrilbte @attc uno Die
'&inocr babcn l%1licrc aufridtige
Spmpntbie.
Srall Sobinn HobIfing mod)tc po-
rlQG Sod)c clllclt SG1ltd) III Fl.
2ouis.
Oscar McDer unh 2oltis @umpcr
licgcn idon icit 5wci @odcn an Der
Snflltcr5u oarnieber.
Sri. Moria GQcrbrofc lit BON ct.
2ouis 5utboliie ailgelan9t, I'M Gin
paor @ofen bel ibrcn gngcborigen
81 peripeilen.
Die Upper 2ittlc Berger Sdule lit
oieie ISOLDE lpieoer eroffnet moroen.
Sobn uno @erbort S6ulb, Shi.
benton Der Sbeologie IN Glmbrrlt
uno in 81. 2ouis, marcn ilber Die
Seiertage 5uballie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-10

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Dec.
10, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-10

@ie i'd heimfommc lin, ben id
Gle Sl55lc Siucl blllllcrt Sabler gem.
ire lin ben gciagt: aaili ior Die
Sinner ales, mas ic n0tig ben I'M
rccnn cs nit gcnnlg lit, Damn ia es
mir, aluiurr i'd OcDt g!cid)c Ole @iIl
81 iebn. Gle Si55ie mar 81 2obt
GctidcIt, bab d) 10 libbercl porr.
2ie Bills bcr idD for Den E0rpes
bdppe ipole, bicfahs ih ben es oer
&cocspeiler inner Die Has reipc
lroIc, ouB id) feline ifmuble Totebto
in, ponnit ih pcrbleilpe HSbne Sbrn
ltetper
Fbilipp Cauerompfer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-10

-Inaeigen i'm Solfsblatt bringcn
@rfolg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-10
DR.. W. E.. lockwood
3o6norjt
rma II, W o.
Giiicc bcr Ecoplcs @anf gcgcriltcr.
Sifice-Ybonc Scr.
&obnung-Sbone Nr. 303
fanO lid fiir5lid Elm paar Gage bier
in gcid1itlihcn Scrrihtlrngcn.

~
Cine Nn5abl jungc MtGnner. bon
bier, bcguben iid alll pOrigcn Srei-
tag 9lbcno nuh Scrunonn, I'M Der St.
of 6. %criommllng bci5mpobncn.
SouiS Scioncr, unicr moblbcfnnll-
Ter &%icbbGnolcr, lit JEST cnliig beim
Nuifouicn bon Hinopicb unb Don
Sdpncincn. fir Den ct. 1oris @arft.
81. Nomar0 @nrfman, BON Tots-
Dam, mar Gin paar Gage bicicr $50.
dye frunf. lit jcbt abcr micocr inyitan-
DC icinc Eaticntcn 81 bcil,den.
9tnp Chill uno Gbriit. @olf, bon
@nsconabc, lparcn ON lcbtcn Sonl-
tag llntcr Den bieiigen @eiltdcrn.
Die Iiiunlption Shulc lit mGbs
reno bicicr @o6e gcihloiien, inoem
piclc Der Sdillcr an Der Snflucn5a
crfronft iino.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Jan.
9, 1919, as required by the Act of
October G., 1917.
&crbcrt Mcrtcns. mclder beim 16
&apaIcric Hceimcnt Eotrouiacn-
Sicnit an scr @rcn5c in Seras &c.
l~ciitct bat, lit nit cincrn %cbrcnppllcn
Ibidicb 5ubauie angelangt.
Gbas. Gang, aus Der Mabc bon
fredericksburg, lit bon Camp 9obgc.
Soma, 5lriifgefcbrt. Gr bate lid
bort b~efunocn 5l,r militdriiden Gins
ilbrng.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-10
Die 6%odidnle luirb mGglihcriuciie
cincn Sommcr.&nrims abbaltcu.
Sunitisc Muti5eu in %ctrcif Der !Npd).
idJnlc.

Mir bcridltrn nit Ncoullcrn ool
Sri. Wbon, inipIgc elmer idrucrcl,
Grf1ltung, nid)t initunbC lit ibre
Mlollcn 5u iibcrnchnncll. Cine Gin.
5abl lmlerCr StltoCntcn iino cbeniolls
nbmcicnb. illiolgr pon &rnufbcit oocr
anocrcn llriod)cll.
Die gltbcninn 2itcrnriihc Wcicll
id)oft miro ild) ont II. Surllor Der.
iommcln, Gin Invertebrates Eros
grant lit oufgcitellt morben.
Gin %crlongcn gicbt lid fln0 filr
cinen Spnlnlcr Mltrilts Der Sod.
ihlllc, filr 2cbrcr luclf,c cincn poIlcn,
pi~criGbrigcn &urius nod nidt boil,
cnoct bnbcn. Sbrc 3peifcl miro oic.
lem Scrlnngcn i'm fon1nlcnbcn Son1.
MGR cntiprofcn ncrocn. %iclc Gnrs
tbcilc iino bier 3%l10llniten elmer Cont
ncrIdulc. Die Soften bcs 2cbcnSs
ltntcrbalts iino bier biIliger oils mic
in elmer groben Stnot l,no bic $50.
f0nncn bel Den Nngeb0ri-
9cn perlcbf mcrocn. Die Grade mel,
hc Gin St,bcnt bier crrciht, bnbcn
ocnIcIbcn @crtb oIS mic sic an irs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-10

gcllo elmer mlbcrcn Shulc crrcid,tcn.
Solltc @crnlnnn 81 icincm icbiacn
altrlns nod cincn 2cbrcr &urius
bln5ulltgcn, Damn mcrocn Nllcn mel.
dc Den Sonlncr &l,rills bclud,en
Die bcIt1ttigtcn Grade crtDciIt mcr.
Den, llno feline Erilflnl9 iiir cin Sch.
rcr . Gertiiifnt luiro notbmcnoig icin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-10

Man bergeiie es nidt oas
announcement arf Dos SoIfSbIatt az
be5ablcu, mcnn boS Sabr alf oem
aoress5cttel nid)t 1919, o0cr meiter
i'm SorauS Iautct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-10
Ncncs pun UT. Stcrlins.

0as Sabr 1919 bat iid) nit sicn1-
lid faltcn @etter eingefiibrt; abcr
trotbcm giebt CO 2ellte nclhc badtcn
onB oieier @inter Elm iromnles Cant
den icin piirOe.
2cslic, bos Sobnd)cn bon Glal,bc
Sranlon ulo 8uttin, lit bcbcuflid
crfrdnft.
Scrmonn Y. Sopcl mar fiir5Iid
allh franf, lit ubcr jctt ctmns belicr.
IS frcllt ms bcrid)tcn 81 fGn1en
nob Groll &p. Sicfenoif, mclbe Err
fronft mor. iid lolpeit crbolt bat bob
tic micbcr allf icin fam.
Salt ale Witglicocr boz, Sobn
&urrclmcner's Sonlilic marcn az, Ger
Snillcl5d crtrolrft. Sic iinb ohcr
jctt i6nmtlif luicocr bcrgcitcllt. Sr.
Gnlnc mar scr hchanDcln0c Ir5t.
-Nn3eioen i'm SplfSblatt brinocn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-01-10
Ufrmrr 5dreibrbrief hes
pbilipp ~5aurrampfer.
Mein Iicber Scrr Tebaftiondr:

"t'ib ~ owe
fonrlllc oubt. Damn
trninlc AUDI ileue
Gdipen5cS III gang
~cipcideuie in mel
Saus, 100 10 picle
aios jim. SeOes
braud)t ebbcs nelleS,
IN lpenll es MIR e
Eaar meme Sd)ubS
i'm. Iwlpcr OILS e
9fubl oraud)c ie all
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-20
A[go SCORE la construction
del gran ieatro mexiccno

Por medic dc prospectus que esta
hacienda circular. Ia Sociedad de Ia
Union da publicidad al proxecto
de la construction de I'm gran Tea
tro que estara dedicado a Ia Colonia
m%eXicana de esta ciudad, a la vez
que d dar a conocer ciertas circuns-
tancias que Sc iuZga convenience que
sean del dominic publico con la opor-
tunidad debida.
Estas circumstances Sc refieren
en- primer lugar al estado f~inanciero
que guarda Ia referida Sociedad, V
cue va en- otra OCCASION hemos tr2tado
Y del cual resulta que su solvencia es
efectiva'y esta rernasntada en- dine
70 effective, asi como Ell propiedad
Ge hienes ~raiecs, dando el resultado
de un active de SIS. 900. 90.
a continuation Sc hace la expo
sici0n de los motives que la repeti-
da Sociedad ha tenido para lamar Ia
idea de Ia erection de IN edificio
que Sc denominara Teatro "Union,"
siendo uno de esos motives, quiza ell
principal, Ell de levantar ell concepto
que nuestra raza tiene en- el extran-
Zero. Sc piensa al efecto. que Ia
construction de dicho teatro sea del
cstilo mas moderno V elegante, con Ia
de la cultura V adelanto en- que Sc
halla Ia ~poblaci3n meXicana CUE aqui
radica. Los proyectos presentados va
por algunos de las arquitectos de mas
renombre. en- Ia Ciudad, acusaa que ell
edificio tendra un costo de Glen mil
dollars aproximadamente Y cen capa-
cidad para contener cerca de dos mil
personals.
La formation de este capital, como
va 10 hemos dicho Sc llevara a cabo
por medic de acciones cuyo valor Sc |
ra de dos pesos cada una, con ell pro-
posito de que esten al alcance de las
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-20
RICARDO f. CLARK

Quiza, de primera impression. el
consejo pudiera ser ma reclbido por-
Que 81 anhelo de les c~antantes va
siempre d~erechalrente hacia Ia COLI
sagraci6n que Sc obtiene en- los tea
tros De opera. Carusso y CONSTANT
no fueron siempre la constante preo-
curaci6n de los que acaban de aban-
donar conservatorios Y academies. I
seeuramente L Clark tiene todos
los elementcs para llegar. medlante
ell estudnc constante y Ia direction sa-
bia, a ocupar I'm buen puesto entire
los ~cantantes de valia. pero jqulen
posae tan eytraordinarias cond;clones
para interpreter Y sentir la bella mu-
sica del 2cervo meyicano, qulen con-
cuista iemore ruidosos aplauSos, fer
vientes clamorosos aplausos SIN
tiendo : hacienda sentir eSa emoclon
honda. subterranea. r1ezclada de trls-
tea Y de placer, prenada de recuer-
dos. suave como fragancia de Jardln
LELAND. II Sc desprende de los can
tares nacionaleS. Y QUe es como cSeA-
cia V perfume de TODD cuanto anna
mos: quien tiene asegurado el triun-
70 artisticc por csc camino Y puede
hacer n bella obra de arte meNica-
no dedicandose a el por enter0, por
que no abrazarlo Y buscar en- ell Vene-
70 imaginable de poesia de la muslca
mexicana Ell bagaje lirico que conf
plete su vida de artista?
Ell sabra 10 que hace. pero al eS-
rribir escas lineas movidoS por Ia
simpatia ' ell entusiasmo que nos
;nspira Ia manifestation "neXIcanis-
Ia" de SUI arte de que nos venimoS
ocupando. V que nos Ia dado monlen-
los tan agradables. hemos Querldo a
nuestra opinion sobre 10 que creemos
ous seria para ell c~cnveniente Tai
yez esteIros equivocados : sea SOLO
ruastra e~motivIdad eXaltada por e.
aIeiamierto de la oatria Y que nos
asti p;diaaLo cosas que nos recuer-
den a Mexico. como pediria ~arru!loS
y ca]nciones maternales IN nlno en-
fermo, 10 u nos ha hecho mdicarle
IN canine que vemos alberto para ell
nero de c~ualquier modo,' sea cusl tue
re el que tome. creemos que l!egara'
Tiene todos los elementos que Sc ne
cesitan para triunfar en- su carrera:
huena voz. figura agradable. juven-
+u6 entusiasmo. Y algo que contrl-
bpve mucho a conquistarse cl apre-
clio de los piblicoS: irreprochaoIe CO.
rrecci6n V e~xtremlsda decencia en- su
vida intima.
IN TANDOFILO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-20
IBA A SER VICTIMA DE
UN ROBO

In noche del Is al 70 del actual
en- n casa lei senior Antonio Patron
sta en- Ia Gale de Houston. cruz
ION Ia de Pecos. So Introduction dos
individuos . n ~intencion dc apo
derarse de 10 que 4 mano haliaran'
v,liendose de ia circunstancla dc
one tcdos los moradores de la citada
asa estaban entregados al re2oso'
In entrada al interior de Ia haoita-
ci63 del senior Patron, Ia ver1flcaron
,os cacos rompiendo Ct candado cue
s~scguraba la puerta dc Ia casa que
corresponde d un 'puesto' de iruta
y ~refrescos que pertenecc a un IN
diyidno u tiene subarrentada Ia es-
au:na. por medic de IN varllta dc lie
RIO arreglada convenientemente.
NJ e. scnor Patron nj su famitia
Sc habiau dado cuenta de a preSen-
cir de lo, extranos Ell sus hablta-
Clones 9jno hasta cuando ell policla
estaba ALI brsCando por medic de
~linterras elGctricas lie mano por to-
dos los ~rincones de la casa. Rctlere
e. senior Padr6n que intento encen-
der Ia luz electrical, pero a hacerio
rudo notar cue los conductors res
rectivos estaban cortados, debido tai
vez a una precaucion de los bur
g~lares". Desesparaban va de buscar'
cuendo uno dc los detectives, di0 con
81 pie contra I'm bulto que ~pern1ane-
cia como tirado en- un lugar dc "a
pieza, escuchandose ~entonceS, an
critic De doIor. que fue lanzad0 por
uno de los ladrones Que ALI sc habian
refugiado. Sc procedio a interrogar-
10 = a regis.rar,o. e~ncontrand0se en-
una dc sus bolsas el caudado de Ia
puerta por donde e~ntraron Y dos CEN
tavos en- monedas de cobne, a5i como
dos hoteilaS de soda, producto de su
robo hasta csc momento, al decir del
~1rrehcndido. En- este un muchacho
Que apenas contari unoS diecisiete
amos V que fue conducido desde lue-
60 a Ia p~resencia de las autoridades.
Ell fierro de que Sc valio ell mucha-
cho para romper el candado 10 halo
el senior Patron en- Ia Gale a Ia ma
mana si~guiente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-20
COMBAFE CON LOS REBEL
DES SERRANOS

OAXACA. J1lio 19.-En Ia plaza
de TlaliXtac, sitIaGa en- la negiGn de
MiYteca. Sc ACADIA dc verifIcar un re
clio encuens-O entire las tropas "a
rrancistas al mando del tcniente CO.
ronel Julio JimeneE y una psrtida 20
NO de dcscientos rchc!des scrranos.
Los carrancistas que ocupaban ia
plaza, tuvieron que iesaloiarla al
final del ccmhatc. pucs la preston
que sob1le c | lsol aaicoearnrssln
CUE so5re clos hacian los scrranos
Sc hizo incontcnib!e.
Ell teniente Coronel Jimcnez re-
suite ievemente herido en- el comba-
tie Y tres soldadoS muertos. asi CO.
mo ounce heriGos. Los revoluciona-
rios estan todavia en- possession die
Tla:iNtac y hasta la fecha esa pia-
ia no ha sido atacada nuevamentc
por los carrancistas.
-El senior Luis G. Orozco, ouicn
en- el pasado Ayuntamiento ccup6
el cargo de T-sorero Municipal, ha
sido declarado culpable de In frau
de que sufricron las areas del mu-
nicio.
Las autoridades locales, han g;a-
do eXhorto L las de la ciu1ad de
Mexico. a fin de que el sehQr Oroz-
co que actu2lmcnte Sc ,~ancuentra en-
Ia capital de Ia Republica, sea apre-
hendido en- aquella m~etr6po!i Y con-
ducido a esta capital en- donde de-
hera ser juzgado.