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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-12-29
vENIzELIST
RITE CAUSE
OF DISORDER
Allege That Officers In Greek
Army Threaten Services
Paris Newspaper Praises
Former Premier.
THRACE IS PILLAGED
(By Associated Press)

ATHENS, Dec. 29.-Disorders arose
today at the church of st. Theodore
during services in honor of the name
day of former premier VeniZelos. 1t
was alleged that officers Of the Greek
army threatened the priest conducting
the ceremonies. Two persons were
arrested but were soon released. The
newspaper PATHS today printed a
photograph of NJ. Venizelos, and de
voted it's entire first page to an ed
itorial in which the former premier
was eulogized. The newspaper de-
clared that Greece was enduring her
calvary" and hat M. Venizelos would
surely return" the editorial closed
with an apostrophe to NJ Venizelos,
which declared Thou art the heart OF
our past, preesnt, and future. Thou
art the atmosphere we breathe,
without which VIC suffocated Thou
flowest in our blood and controlleth
the beat of our hearts"
Troops Presence Alarms.
Some alarm has been shown by the
cabinet over the fact that 10000 of
General Wrangers anti-Bolsheviki
troops which were landed at Gallipoli
have spread into Thrace. 1t is de-
clared these men are pillaging the
country for food
King Constantine is suffering from
slight illness. having taken cold
while appearing on the balcony of
the palace when throngs have gath
cred before it.
Prince George. who will be mar
ried to Princess Elizabeth of Rumania,
plans trip to Paris to buy his brides
jewels.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-12-29
Weather Forecast
MOORE'S SPECIAL FORECAs7

Mostly cloudy and warmer, with un-
settled weather will prevail tonight
and Thursday with conditions favor
able for snow or rain.
For Indiana, by the United States
Weather 6ureau-Cloudy tonight and
Thursday; warmer tonight.
Temperatures Yesterday.
Today
Weather Conditions, by w. e. Moore
The crest of the cold wave has now
passed to the eastern and southern
states and is losing energy. Snow
Tuesday at Nashville, Tenn, where it
was IA above zero "a above at Shreve-
port, La, and freezing at Mobile, Ala,
and Tampico, Fla. A marked rise in
temperature has occurred over the
plain states; Rapid City. s. D., 60;
Sheridan, Wyoming. 81; Havre, Mont. :,
so; and Pueblo, Colo. Ga. Cloudy, un-
settled weather now prevails from
Canada southwark.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-12-29
UNCLE JOE CANNON
H0N0RED BY HOUSE
FOR LONG SERVICE
CBy Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, Dec 29.-The house
OF representatives had arranged to
pause today for an hour or more in its
consideration of appropriations, taxa
ton and other governmental matters
to pay tribute to it's grand old man.
Uncle Joe" Cannon. Esta blishment
by Representative Cannon of a new
record for length of service in con-
gress was the occasion for the celebra-
ton.
The former speaker, set the new
mark yesterday SURPRISING in length
of service Justin Smith orrill, of Yer
mont, who previously had held the
record of 43 years, nine months and
twenty-four days in the house and SEN
ate. Mr.. Cannon long ago exceeded
all others for length of service in the
house, and last November was elected
to the house for the twenty-third time.
Round Of Addresses.
Recognition of establishment of the
new record according to plans of
house leaders, was to take the form of
a round of addresses, each of the speak
ers paying tribute to Uncle Joe's''
long service, not only as one of the
four hundred-old members but as the
houses presiding officer for eight
years. Champ Clark, the veteran Mis-
souri, member and a former speaker,
wa sto lead off in the speaking cere-
monies and other "old timers were to
follow. "Uncle Joe" was placed last
on the program to permit him to thank
his colleagues, make some reminis-
Genes and incidentally tell some of his
most recently acquired stories.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-12-29
LOSS OF $4,000 IN
INDIANAPOLIS BLAZE
(By Associated Press)

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec 20 Fire
early today caused a loss estimated at
$150,000 to the H. Lieber company
dealers in photographers and art
workers supplies. The third and
fourth floors which were occupied by
the company's offices and a moving
picture exchange were gutted Stocks
on the first floor and basement were
badly damaged by water. The fire
started about a. m. on the third
floor of the building which is located
on Washington street, in the center
part of the retail business district
The cause of the fire has not been as.
certained.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-12-29
Harding's Tailor Ready
With Inaugural Clothes
(By Associated Press)

Wy <hSSUtIdttu FrESSJ
TOLEDO, O., Dec. 24.-When Presi
dent-elect Harding goes through the
various activities on his inaugural day
there will be one spectator who will
be worrying whether the distinguished
Ohio's coat hangs just SO, whether his
trousers are pressed exactly right, and
if his vest fits snugly.
That is Paul T. Gettum, Toledo tail
or, who has made Harding's clothes
for years, and is turning out suits,
overeoats, trousers and other items of
wearing apparel for the president
elect at great rate these days.
Gettum plans to be right there"
March when Mr.. Harding is installed
as president of the United States.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-12-29
REoReANIzE STEAMSHIP LINE.

RIO DE JANIERO, Dec. 2S.-A de-
cree reorganizing the Brazilian Lloyd
steamship line as a limited company
was signed by the president today.
The government will hold approx
mately 80 per cent of the shares of
the company. while he remainder will
be turned over for public subscrip-
tions.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-12-29
SPANISH ENVOY DIES.

V5y IASSOC1dted PrCSS1
MEXICO CITY, Dec. 29.-Marquis
Joaquin Gonzalez, Spanish Minister to
Mexico, died last night following a
short illness.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
COSAS TITLES =:
PARA MATAR MOSQUITOES

| do ell que perezca irrenlsiolemente por
! falta de aire para respirar.
Puede usarse el petroleo igualmente
en- las aguas de corriente lenta, EN-
| pleando' una onZa de esa substantial pa
| "a cada Is pies cuadrados de superb
| Gle. En- las aguas de corriente rapida
no da resultado s~atisfactorio ell pc
tr0leo.
En- algunas ~regiones fuertemente in
festadas de mosquitoes como en- rama
ma, por ejemplo. Sc ha estado usando
con exito complete. n emulsion COM
, puesta de acido fenico crudo, acidos de
prea, resina comun y soda caustica. Sc
dice que una parte de asta emulsion en-
10000 parties de aqua es suflclente pa
ra destruir las larvas de los anofelos en-
menos de media hcra; Y una parte en-
5000, en- 5 a 10 minutes. Esta prepara-
ci6n sc a-roja sobre Ia Superficie de a
guas ~estancadas. asf como las mar
genes de los rios Y otros cerpos memo
res de aqua c~orriente.
Las medidas descritas son en- 10 ge-
neral. de facil apliacci6n comparat!Va-
mente. V constituyen Ell metodo practi-
Co mas eficaz para destruir los mos
uuitos evitando con clio Ia propaga-
ci6n de Intermediates infecto-contaSio-
sas. va Sc ha conseguido con tales me-
didas Ia ~desaparici6n de Ia ficbre ANA
rilla V de Ia malaria de los lugares en-
que esos males prevalecian en- forma
endemica. y producfan cada n un
nimero considerable de fallccimicntos
(evitables) adcmas de los inmenSoS
~perjuicios que causaban al trafico CO.
mercial.
Importa. pues que nos cmpencmos
individual Y colectivamcnte en- hacer
| una guerra sin Quartet Z los ~Zancudos.
ponicndo en- prac:ica las medidas in
dicadaS. 10 cual Sc puede lleTar a efec-
| 10 con rclativa facilidad.
Para concluir nos vamos a permitir
| aconsejar 10 s~iGuiente: Para proteger
Ia piel de los ataGues del zancudo Sc
| ha r~ecomendado como eficaz una COM
| binaci5n de resina de Pine y de aceite
| castor. en- la proportion de una onza
| 90 POGO mcnos) dc il primera substan-
cia para 6 u ocho onZas dc Ia segun-
da. Esta mixtura de color obscure sc
ruede aplicar libremente sobre Ia cara
| 81 cuello las manos V los brazos; Man
cha Ia ropa. es verdad: pero evita los
| piquetes del zancudo. y no perjudica
Ia piel en- sentido alGuno. Sc remuev
| facilmente esta miNtura con agua ca
liente Y jabon.
Teniendo en- cuenta que es en- Ia no.
che cuando 81 sancudo comete el NAL Is
de comprender que IA mejor manera de
cvitar los ataques de csc insecto per
judicial. cs dormir bajo e. pabellGn @
en- aposentos bien protegidos con ma
LA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
MEDIDAS PSEvENTlVAS
CONTRA LOS
MOSQUITOES

A no ser que Sc practiQue un exa-
men Getenido, no Sc pUede detcrUlinar
con exactitud cuales sol las cspe":cS
de ZancudoS capaces de traSmitir en-
fermedadeS. Por tanto, Sc hacc indis-
pensahle tomar las medidas mas 4
prop6sito asf para disminuir el mime
TO de esos ipsectos como para evitar
sus ataques siendo de In mayor i'm
~portarcia procurar porqre los zancu-
dos TO piquen 4 ii dividuos que sufran
de algtn NAL Que pucda ser transmit
40 por aquellos.
Para evitar IN trnsmitaci6n de enter
medades por los mosquitoes las medidas
mas practicas pueden reducirse a dos:
1-Proteger Ell cuerpo contra los pique-
ties &C esos insectos. 2.-L-= destruction
de- los lugares IN que Sc rrocrcan' o
Dor otros medios. inmunizarlos: es de-
cir convertirlos CT orCanismos inocen-
ties ~empleando para clio ciertos trata-
mientos.
SegIn recientes ob~servaciones. Sc ha
llegado 4 establecer el hecho de que cl
enemigo natural mas formidable del
mosquito. es 81 murcieiago: pero como
sucede con los enemigos naturales de
Ia mosca. 81 trabajo de los muclelagos
no es bastante para dcstruir los zan-
cudos. nj a1n en- una region detern,t-
ada. Precisa. pues emplear otros me-
dos.
En- primer lugar. los edificioS situa-
dos en- lugares infestados por mosoui-
tos. deben protegerSe con mallaS. De-
ben examinarse diariamente. las habi-
tacienes q efecto de proceder contra los
zancudos que Sc hayan i~ntroducido por
las hendiduras de las paroles, 7ucrtas
Y vnntanas o de aiGuna otra mane'r.
Los inSectos Sc esconden dc dfa. : de
noche es cuando e~jercen sus fe-
choriaS.
En- seGurdo luSlr. no debe consentir-
Sc estancamiento de aqua alCuno. a no
ser que los diversoS receptaculoS cue
contengan csc liquido para los usos
ordinarios. esttn cubiertos 0 protegi-
dos con malta.
Hay que conServar aseados los lu-
gar que So hailer pr6SlnUs n los Char
cos de aqua o terrenos pantanosos. re-
movierdo las h:erbas V dends. Y procu
rando llevar n efecto e. desaGue cores
nondiente, La remoci6n de plantas acUa
ticaS Y de las crecen sobre las mar
de los RIGS. riachueloS. acequias
Y otros ~acueducEos Dor donde CORE el
es indispensable para que los pc
quenos peces Gas diversas especies
de sardinas) puedan tener facil acceso
Il las larvas. que usan como alimento.
Los dep6sitos de aqua para 81 do
nesticos. como, por ejemplo, algioes:
taTileS; Y demas; deperconservar-
Sc bien cubiertos. o mejor todavfa. pro
tegerse con malta, Y tener por costum-
bre mantener sobre Ia superficie de-
lfquido una cap de petroleo; este dlti
mo evita Ell que las larvas salgan a Ia
superficie del aqua, dando por resulta-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26

La primera, o sea Ia malaria. tam
bien cOnocida vulgarmente por "frios
temblorosos o sordos") es tan solo pro-
pagada por el genera o familia de mos
quito que Sc designa o el nombre de
"Anopheles, Y lie Ia cual existen varias
especies (muy cerca de 500, pero parti-
cularmente por Ia "Anopheles macuIi-
pennis" Y Ia "Anopheles crucians".
La fiebre amarillo es trasmitida por
Ell mosquito "Stegoyia O Aedes calopus'
(conocido anteriormente con el nombre
de 'Stegmya fasciata', especie alista-
da de negro Y blanco: Ell dengue, por ell
zancudo "Culex fatigans' Y Otras eSpe-
cies Y aun por Ia "Stegomya fasciata",
Y Ia f~larasiS. por el mismo "Culex IA
tigans" V ell "Stegomya pseudoscutella-
ris"; esta Ultima especie abunda en- las
iSlas al sur de. oc6ano Pacifico, en-
donde Ia enfermedad dicha see observa
con ]frecuencia. Ia filariasis dicho. sea
de paso. es una h~inchazon general del
cuerpo( una especie de elefantiasis) y
muy particularmente de las extremida
des inferiores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
PROPAGATION DE AlGUNAS
~ENFERMEDADES iNFECTO-
CONTAGlOSAS

Para que una enfermedad infecto-
contagiosa pueda ser propaganda de
persona a persona, por medic de los
zancudos " como Sc ha %indicado, son
las hembras dc estos insectos las que
hacen el maD son esenciales tres con-
diciones:
En- primer lugar. Ia persona debc
ser infectada por el piduete de cierta
c!aSe de mosquito. EN- Segundo lu-
gar el zancudo debe haber sido infec-
tado previamente por I'm ~individuo gu"
oadezca de enfermedad correspondent
te.- 3.-Por ultimo debe paSar un pc
riodo no menoS que de s a 10 dfaS. de
la fecha en- que IN mosquito haya plea
do nj individuo enfermo, a aQuella on
que dicho insecto pique Il n persona
Sana.
La raz6n de todo ssto, en- ell case de
In malaria. por ejemplo, es Ia siguicnt-
Segun las mas reciente o~bservacion-s.
81 el zancudo chupa Ia sangre que tan
solo conticne Parasites a~seXuales. no
sera infectado. no importa 81 numero
que de tales GSrmenes ensuTla. Mas. 81
81 mosquito adquiere ambas formas
del parasitic (macho Y hembra). esta-
Sc unen en- el est6mago de aquel y all(
Sc multiplican.
Desputs de alSun tempo los cuer-
pos que asf Sc forman Sc de~sintegran.
Y muchos de los Parasites que resultan
nasan q Ia trompa del zancudo Y de
all. mczclados con Ia saliva. son intro
ducido on el ser humane por medic
del piquete del insecto.
Los Parasites o germencs (plasmo-
dos" en- terminus mas cienttficos) inra
den e]ntonceS los ElGhulos rojos de II
sancrc Y alli Gentleman III Q ciclo
de vida.
Asf, pues. hay que enc presente
Que no son los zancudos los que pro-
Queen las Intermediates infecto-conta-
cioSas referidas. Esos inscctoS son tan
solo los rronaradorcs dc los g6rmenes
NO las cauSa1.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26

Para libros en- espanol, dirijase us
ted a la Casa Editorial Lozaro. 11s
N. Sta. Rosa, Ave-. San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
CO~NVccATORIA
, los Soberanos del "Campo Juarez."

Habiendo dispuesto el Hon. Cam
pamento Soberano de Omaha, Neb.,
que los Hon. Campamentos Industrial
les de Ia Gran F~raternidad de los Lee
nadores del Mundo, sean elevados a
Ia categoria del Grade de Protection
Social, Y siendo Ell Hon. "Campamen-
to Juarez" de los que conforme a
esta disposition superior han de ser
elevados a tai categoria' tengo Ia sa-
tisfaccion de hacer un llanamiento
general a todos los Soberanos adscri-
tos a este Campamento, para que en-
Ia proxisna tenida reglamentaria del
dia 10. de Octubre, Sc presenter al
Macabees Hall, situado en- Ia esquina
de W. Commerce Y Main Ave-, a fin
de que Sc ~compenetroa de la impor
tante conferencia que en- esa fecha
tendra lugar, asi como para que to-
dos, hacienda uso de los derechos CO.
mo Hacheros del Universe. procedan
a designar ell Consul Comandante:
Oficiales Y Dignidades cue deberan
regir los destinos de su Hon. Cam
pamento en- Ell curse de 81 alta gerar-
quia, que tan merecidamente ha To-
grade obtener.
Debo hacer notar que este impor-
tante cambio que el "Campamento
Juarez" ha tenido en- ell desarrollo de
81 vida social, viene a c~omprobar en-
10 absolute, la exactitId de q el cita-
do "Campamento Juarez" forma parte
de los mas grandes Campamentos la
tinos del Mundo, Y todos los Sobera-
nos que 10 integran 6eberan encon-
trarse profundamente satisfechoS de
que So Campanento haya ~ingresado a
Ia falange de los millares de Campo
mentos del Grade de Protection So
cial. de Ia gran fraternidad de los Lee
nadores del Mundo.
Esperanto que mi convocatoria ten
ga eco entire los Soberanos del Hon.
Campamento a que aludo, envio a to-
dos mi sincere reconocimiento fra
ternal
San Antonio, Tex, Septiembre de
1920.
John ]. Vail, Inspector de Campo
mentos ". o. ". (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
LA CARESTlA DEL AcElTE

CIUDAD REAL, Espafa. Septiem-
bre 23.-En vista del alto precio que
ha alcanzado ell aceite de OLIVIA, prin-
cipal grasa para ell condimento de Ia
comida en- Espaha, Sc organize una
manifestation de protesta en- la que
tomaron parte un gran numero de
mujeres. que rccorrieron varias GALES.
Como Ia manifestation amenazara
convertirse en- un motfn. sc llam6 a Ia
Guardia Civil Que lcgr0 dispersar a
les manifestantes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
La Respuesea

-iY que le debo decir
81 alg1n dia vuelve?
-Contesta, que hasta morirme,
le he eserado siempre...
-;Y 81 vuelve a preguntar
sin ~reconocerme?
Tai veZ sufre... Como hermana
~contestarle debes.
-5Y 81 al hablarme de II
d6nde estas inquiere?
Dale mi sortiia de orc;
no has de responderle.
-tY 81 por que esta Ia estancia
sola, saber quiere?
La puerta alberta y IA luz
extinguida muestrale.
-tY 81 del ultimo instante
que lie liable pretende?
Que no lore. Dl que viste
mi faZ sonriente.
~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
Mauricio MATERLINK.
C@mGaT@S

70 tenia un carihito
guardado EN- mi corazon
Y cuando va iba a e mIU
Ia muerte me 10 quito
FL amor que yo te tengo
no Sc parece a ninguno.
Me cabe dentro del alma
V no cabe en- este mundo
En- tropel van a mirarse
mis- pensamientos mas Eordos
por los ARGOS de tus cejas
de II gloria de tus ojos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26

Para libros en- espahol, dirijase US
ted a la Casa Editorial Lozano. 11a
N. Sta. Rosa. Ave.. San Antonio, Tex.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02
Both Candidates
 Favor Dry Laws

New York, Oct. 1.-Senator Hard ing and Governor Cox have pledged themselves, if elected, to enforce the eighteenth amendment to the con- stitution. The statement was made today by Daniel A. Polling, president of the National Temperance council in making public communications received from both candidates in re- ply to queries.
 Senator Harding in letter to MT Polling last month, said he voted fol the eighteenth amendment and the Volstead law, and had declared fo1 their enforcement, adding:
 "This is a representative republi- can government ruled by the major ity as expressed at the polls or ir laws formulated by elected represen- tatives, and it is not within the rights of any officer of that government tc lightly set aside the will of the peo- pie so expressed, but I may say l am opposed to the establishment of the traffic in intoxicating liquors ard will use whatever influence ol power I possess to prevent such re- establishment"
 Governor Cox in a telegram just received by Mr. Polling said:
 q recognize the eighteenth amend ment as definite part of the con- stitution and the laws enacted there under will be observed and enforc- ed."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02
BLAZE DESTROYS
 THE ROUND HOUSE
 AND TEXAS SHOPS
Damage Estimated at Million Dollars Caused by Fire
 at Kingsville

Corpus Christi. Texas. Oct Fire destroyed the round house and ma chine shops of the St. Louis, Browns vile and Mexico Railroad at Kings vile, 50 miles south of here, tonight According to c. II. Flato Jr. bus- ness man of Kingsville, in a telephone message to the Corpus Christi Call CT, the loss is estimated at about $1 100000, No estimate of the loss was obtained from official sources. r. Five of eight locomotives in the round house when the fire was dis covered at 10 o'clock, are believed to have been destroyed. Only three were reported to have been moved from the house. All tools and equip ment in the machine shops were lost according to reports here.
 The shops burned furiously for two hours, all efforts of firemen aided by volunteers being practically useless At midnight the heat from the smouldering ruins was so intense that railroad officials were unable to say h ow much transportation equipment was destroyed.
 Between 1900 and HOO men were employed in the round house and ma chine shops, it is said.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02
INCREASE EFFORTS
 TO SELL SCRIP TO
 COMPLETE HIGHWAY
Chamber Commerce ReneWS Campaign to Guarantee
 Sale of County Paper

Increased efforts to dispose of the $10,000 in county scrip which County Judge R. H. Williams proposes to is sue in order to complete the high way from Pine Bluff to Humphrey were urged at the meeting of the Chamber of Commerce trustees yes terday. Some time ago, Judge Will Hams agreed to issue $10,000 in coun- ty schip provided it was purchased at par. A committee of the trustees was appointed to dispose of this scrip, and at the meeting yesterday J. F. Mcintyre, head of committee appointed for that purpose announced that $3,S65 worth of scrip had been sold. He asked at the time to be re- lieved of further work on the com mittee. A new committee composed of Henry Reynolds, V. M. Harrison and J. H. Means was appointed.
 Must Purchase Scrip.
 If the road is completed before the bad weather sets in, it was pointed out yesterday, the business men of Humphrey, Altheimer, Wabbaseka and Pine Bluff, all of whom are in terested, must purchase the scrip Work on the road has already be- gun, and fifteen cars of gravel have been unloaded at Humphrey. But the work cannot be pushed further unless the money for the work is raised. The county warrants will be issued in small amounts in order that the purchasers may use them in paying their taxes next year.
 Manager Bloom reported that of ficials of the Cotton Belt had been notified fly the railroad committed that the new schedule for passenger trains was not satisgfactory, but stated repuly had not yet been re. ceived.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02
Display Exhibits
 at Community Fair

A community fair, in which ex- hibits from the Watson Chapel and the Union rural schools will be shown will be held at the Watson Chapel school today. More than $30( in prizes will be awarded, and the exhibits will consist of agriculture products, domestic science work, poul try and livestock. This is the firs' community fair for Jefferson coun ty and is being held for the purpose of encouraging boys and girls to bet ter efforts in farming and home pursuits.
 The Chamber of Commerce has as sisted in securing the money for thu prizes, an dthe work of organization has largely been done by c. A Hughes, agriculturist at the Watson Chapel school. A number of Pin' Bluff people will act as judges, ant large attendance of local people i expected at times during the day.