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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09
AgTadabIe fiGste-
Cita en- SanturCe

El s55ado illtimo, Sc llevo a efecto
en- la residencia de la distinguida ia
milia de Bigles, parada 20, Santurce,
una esplendida iarana bale, en- Ia cual
hubo derroche &c algeria Y mucha ami
macien. Entire ell ramillete escogido,
pudimos yer las sras. Rosario B. de
Mitchell, Evangelina Amy, Gracicla de
Austc, Srtas. Lavinia Mitchell, Ana
Maria Diaz, Matilde Mendin, Luz Men
din, Lolita Barreras, Provita Rlancho,
Maria Musa, Pctronila Escibales, Jose
fina Riancho, Antpnia Riancho, Angc-
la Albancse, Carmen C6rdova, Angel
NJ Rigual, Conchita y Monsita Rodri-
guez, Adela vitilio, Sra Albanese, Ma
ry Rodriguez Jinenez Julia E. Llove-
,ras, Mercedes Lloveras Soler, Rosa
Iriarte, Belen Poupart y Maria Iriarte,
! y otras mas
El sexo feo estaba representado por
I los j6venes Luis Sanchez Dalmau, Jo
sc de Armas, Manuel Idelfonso, Fran
cisco Bigles, Rafael Bigles, Antonio
Gonzalez. jose Roig, Luis Freyre, San
taella, Riancho, Casablanca, Casalduc,
Azmando Marin, Wallace FajarGo, Lo-
renzo valez.s Aguiar, Guiiarro, Fabre-
gas, y otros.
La fiestecita concluyo ccrca de las
dos de la naiana, los concurrentes
fueron muy obsecuiados por la estima-
da familia de Biglcs, con duices v
ref-escos. mantecados sandwiches.
CRoNIsTA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09
Otras nOtiCiaSssd
la aCtuaIidad
EN- FAVOR DE Los N1Sos PoBREs
San Juan, dicbre 7 de /

San Juan, dicbre de 1920.
Sr. Director de Ell MUNDO.
lie estimare grandemcnte Sc sirva daF
pubIcidad' en- su ilustrado peri6dico a
la siguiente carta
La junta de damas que SO dedica
la ersefanza del catecismo en- Ia Pa
rroquia de Cathedral, ruega todas aque-
las personals caritativas, contribuyan
con 10 que les plazca a Ia hermosa Obra
de dar el aguinaldo en- las pr6ximas
festas de Navidad. los nifios pobres
que asissen a dicha escuela."
LA que suscribe, residente en- Cris-
to AZ altos, comisionada para recibir los
donativos con que Sc dignen contribuir.
bien sea en- metalico, juguetes objetos
propios para nifos, les anticipa las gra-
cias mas cumplidas por su generOsida1.
Y queda de todos con la mayor consi-
deracion'',
Joaquina F VIDA. de Min.
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Ell premiO No
- bel a un belga
Ell DOCTOR JULIO BoRDET

Hace pocos dias Sc reuni6 la Acade-
mia de Estocolmo " acord6 conceder
el premio Nobel de 1919 al doctor .Ju-
lio Bordet
La sorpresa producida por esta de-
cisi6n ha sido grande en- todo Ell mundo,
pues nadie conocia al doctor Bordet. Els
mas, segin afirma la propia INDEPEN-
DENCE BEIGE, la noticia habra sor-
prendido la generalidad de sus compa-
triotas, que no tenian la menor noticia
de la existencia de este hombre de
ciencia.
Pero-dice el misnco periodico-los q.
conocen al doctor preferido para la re-
compensa por la Academia de Estocol-
mo saben que el doctor Bordet es una
eminente personalidad cientifca, reco-
nocida en- Ell extranjero, donde han po-
dido apreciar sus trabajos cientifcos.
Ell doctor Bordet nacio en- Lieja hi
20 sus estudios en- la Universidad de
Bruselas. En- la actualidad cuenta Gin
cuenta amos.
lie ha sido concedido ell premio No
bel por sus descubrimientos sobre la in
munidad
En- mil ochocientos noventa y cuatro
entr6 en- el Institute Pasteur de Paris,
donde ell famoso Meachnikoff lie nom
bro preparador del laboratorio para las
investigaciones sobre la inmunidad, y
en- estos estudios Sc ocup6 por espacio
de ounce amos, hasta que fue nonsbrado
director del Institute Pastetur de Bra
bante
Entire tanto, ell doctor Bordet orga-
nizaba Ell primer Institute -Antirrabico
bierto en- Belgica, al propio tempo
que cuidaba en- la composition del suero
antidifterico
Nombrado POGO despues professor de
Bocteriologia de la Universidad de Bru-
selas, pnblic6 una serie de trabajos sobre
investigaciones para ell diagnostico.
A 81 Sc deben. segin aseguran les
belgas, el descubrimiento de los princi-
pios cue ponen en- juego la reaccion que
revela Ia saDgre de los avari6siccs y
que lleva desde hace muchos amos el nom
brs de Wassermann; el descubrimiento
de las reacciones de los precipitados
que permiten los medicos legistas de-
termirar el origen de la sangre de las
manchas sospechosas y establecer 81 Sc
trata de sangre hulana de otra proce-
dencia, otros descubrimicntos impor-
tantes sobre los processes de defensa del
crganismo contra los elementos extra
nos que 10 invaden.
Entire los trabajos que realiza en- su
laboratorio de Bruselas fgura como uno
de los principales el problema de la Goa
gulaci6n de la sangre y de la ananla-
xia, problema que preocupaba a los f.
si6logos desde hace mucho tempo Ash
mismo Sc Ia ocupado en- el estudio y des
cubrimiento de los microbes de la CO.
queluche de la perineuronia.
Con la concession del premio Nobel
IxI doctor Bordet son va tres los belgas
que han alcanzado esta envidiable dis
tinci6n; los otros dos son: Henri Lafon
taine, por sus trabajos en- favor de la
paz, Mauricio Maeterlinck, como lite
ratio.
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I'm fuGgO deStruy6
Ell ''AIfOnSO XIII

BILBAO. noviembre 2e.-El trasat-
lantico espafol ''Alfonso XIII" que Sc
hallaba anclado en- los muelles de es-
ta, ha sido victima de voraz incendio
que destruy5 todo el magnifco interior
de la hermosa nave.
La p6rdida sufrida, con este motive,
Sc estima en- unos II 100000 de pese-
tas. calculandose que en- las reparacio
mes para que vuelva prestar serviclo
Sc tardara tres amos.
Ell "Alfonso XIII es un vapor nue.
vo de catorce mil toneladas, atribuyen
dose el siniestro de que ha sido victi
ma al despido de 200 estibadores en-
pleados en- los muelles de de la Ira
satlantica.
Parece que Sc hubieron de recibir
an6nimos amenazadores anunciando Ell
.incendio del lvapor. pero no Sc hizo de
clio el mendr case.
AL estallai Ell fuego, tomaron parte
en- la extinction del mismo las tripula-
clones de varios destroyers de la mari
ma de guerra anclada. cerca del "Alfon
SO XIII"
Han sido detenidos $50 obreros a
los cue Sc supone complicados en- ese
deplorable atentado.
Los prisicneros estan debidamente
custodiados abordo de uno de los tor
pederos surtos en- Bilbao, mientras Sc
depura La verdad de 10 ocurrido y la
participation que en- ell fuego hayan
podido tener los obreros referidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09
BancO Territorial y AgrIcOIa do
Puerto Rico
sEccroN DE AHoRRos

Extraviada la libreta ndErsro 161 cx.
pedida por nuestra Agencia de Arecibo
a nombre de d. AvELTNo MARTINEZ.
Sc hace saber: que 81 pasados treinta dias
despu6s de Ia primera publication De -.
te anuncio sin que persona alguna -
haya presentado a. reclamar ~ ineior
derecho, Sc lie expedira el correspondent
te duplicado uuedando sin vaIor Il o~igi
nal.
San Juan, P r., nneve de dicielnbrs De
1920
Ell secretaiis.
P. RocAFoRT.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09
AGGRESSION GRAVE

FL policia Oscar Rodriguez arrest6
Esteban Rivera, acusado de haber
acometido agredido con un cuchillo a
Salvador Garcia, ocasionandole una he
rida de p-on6stico rese-vado. Ell agre.
sor fue Ievado ante 81 Tribunal mn-
nicipal y el juez Diaz cintr6n le SEN
tenci6 pagar $40 dc mul:a y las cos
taS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09
De interes para
los Espiritistas
L1BRos AcABADos DE REc1B1R

LIBRos AcABADos DE RECIBIR
Ell verdadero Evangelio del Pueblo.
Estudios sobre el Alma
Historic de Ultratumba.
La Luz del Porvenir.
IPor que soy espiritista7
Roma y El Evangelio
vida de Ultratumba
Los cuatro Evangelios.
Despu6s de la Muerte
Al Pals de las sombras.
Memories del Fadre German
El Gran Enigma
Estos libros v otros. mas, puede usted
c0nseguir en- la "LIBRERIA NUEvA'
de FELIPE cAMPos, srasladada la
caiie Salvador Brau NO. S.
Tsldfono 9es, P O. BOX sel, San Juan
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Hemos tenido el gusJo de saln-oi a
este muy culto Y distinguido caballero
representante de la acreditada casa de
Nueva York 1.-THE 0rinoka' Phar1.a-
cal Co Inc, Quien viene este pals
en- asuntos relacionadosNcon tan tmpor-
tantisima firma.
El senior Sanchez, caballero que goza
de generates y merecidas simpatias
marchara despu6s a santo Domingo, pa
ra desde ALI ir Nueva York
Nuestro amigo acaba de recorrer los
pafses mas importantes de la America
del Sur, donde estan tan justamente
acreditados los productos de fsThe ORR
noka Pharmacal 90 =
Reciba Ell senior Sanchez nnestro afec-
tuoso saludo de bienvenida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09
POE RoBAR cEMENTo

candido Landr6n fue Ilevado ante Ell
Tribunal municipal, acusado de ha-
Der sustrafdo del establecimiento de S.
Ramirez y Co., un barril de cemento.
Ell juez Diaz Cintr6n lie sentenci6 a
cumplir treinta dias de carcel y al pa
go de las costas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09

Ia NIL ~ los infanfrs - fierna. ErhnaA
i pooo de este marasalfso f,sIso anlI.
fpticO y aanatiso en- Fl anlM y wfmaA
ono III MIRO dlafnitn - bmh9. ~.
Bahos diaries con Il NC-COfs pFolnNnn 4
aicl dclieada conlfa Il safruI -. -
erIpciOnes y utraa aoniefulesIafl.a ~ al1MMa.
III MUACUL - mnmitvu. ralmAmAm i
aofadabIe. Lus Dori0rse 9n tn,iza f.AIffs
de Ios Estados Uni.ios ~ tmffIel b. He.
c0micndau como el mnflafrtiru na64 olsf
cnte para - uiadfws v ~ lwfpta GnNa'fA
vese aicfnpln un 1zaqIefe daponIIis. -
qlIedaff elcanlatIB cou - mgrhns hNTN
hcins utln Sc deFiwnm dn 80 mm8 dsAFim N
- recumienda siel1pFs para 4 tfAfA
mienio de n Lsnngfea. - HFe3efIoN9s
de 1l1l Caf4rter. h tlmfaeilu = - L.
erosion tlel DteSu . pngm eatAiTli8Ra a. lAH
uebilidades uterlnaa fr6uiese - 80 nl4
iercs 0De Venta 81 To.Ias ias botlEas. t.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09
EN- Ell "CARAvELLE" LLEGARAN
Los REsTos DE LA NINA

DE GIUSTI
En- el vapor frances ''Caravelle' ,
que Sc espera de un momento otro
llegaran los restos de Maria de Lour.
des Giusti y Giusti, muy amada hija de
nuestro querido amigo don Pedro Gius-
ii, fallecida en- Paris ell 80 de julio Ill,
timo. .t-k i,l-EI-TEry.
Ell cadaver de la sefiorita Giusti fue
colocado en- un pante6n de unos amigos
del senior Giusti- hasta su traslado al
puerto de Havre para ser conducidos
a este pals.
No fue possible a nuestro amigo
traerlcs en- el vapor Manuel Calvo'',
debido que los reglamentos de sanidad
espa1oles SON nsuy exigentes en- este
particular Para el senior Giusti, asf
como tambien para su distinguida ia
milia hubiera sido de immense agrado
traer los restos bien amados de su hija:
pero, pcr ese motive, no les fue posi-
BILE realizar ese legitimo deseo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09
"Beliograph" (Catano)

Episode catorce de la serie por Char
les Hutchinson "El Torbellino' s'El
Factor por w. Hart.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09
UNA P1EzA DE CASA oUEMADA

En- el barrio Pueblo. de Moca. Sc
quemaron dos cuerdas de cana. perte
necientes a la Central Coloso''. Sc
esta lIevando a cabo una minuciosa in
vestigacion, pues Sc sospecha que fus
intentional La cana quemada es cal
culada en- $500.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09
UN AMANTE DE BAco sENTEN
CIADo

Aver compareci6 a la Corte Federal
Eladio Reyes, acusado de haber ven
dido en- vieques cuasro botellas de ron
a Marcial Acevedo. Ell juez Hamilton
lie sentenci6 cumplir treinta dfas de
carcel Y al pago de las costas
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PoR PRoFERIR PRAISES
oBsENAs

Ell guardia del vale arrest6 Eduar
do Gonzalez Maria Mercado. quie
nes alteraron el orden pdbiico prof.
riendo frases obscenas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09
Variedades" Bayamon

Los episodios II y II de la gran serie
La Ciudad Perdida' por Juanita An
sen, acompanando una conredia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09
LUNA

'El Jardin de la Tentacion'', pelicu-
Ia extraordinaria en- cinco actos, por la
bella Carmel Myer
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09

La hermosa- -obra en- cinco acsos, crea-
cion de Dorothy Dalton Amadme'', y
ctra cinta c6mica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09
"Borinquen Park"

Clara Kimball Young en- la Mujer
Prohibida'', eztraordinario drama en-
seis parties de la famosa novela
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09

Pauline Fredericks en- la nagistral
production en- seis actos Amor Inmor-
tal'' despedida de los PARA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09
ACUsADA ABsUELTA

Aver fue absuelta por el iuez Rive.
ra zayas, Mercedes saldafa, quien es-
taba acusada de alterar el orden
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09
Cine "Rialto''

Estreno en- Puerto Rico del precioso
drama 'Bajo el Arbol Florido, por Elsie
Ferguson.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09
FOR Los PUEBLos

TUBERCULOSIS: :-caguas, /. Comerio
1; Humacao, /; Mayaguez, 8; San Juan,
9; Toa Baja, /; Yabucoa, l y Yauco, 2.
PALUDISMo:- Barceloneta, /; Lola,
L; Salinas. / y Trujillo Alto, 2.
TETANO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 2
y Quebradillas, ].
DIFTERIA:- -Mayaguez,
sARAMPIoN;-san Juan. %.
DON L. RoGERIo SANCHEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09
DEpARTAMENro DE SANDAL

semana actual y semana anterior:
Fiebre tifoidea. 3; difteria, / y /; tos
ferina, 5; tetano irfantil, 8 y /; palu-
dismo, Is y 20; tuberculosis, 10 y 81;
uncinariasis, 1; sarampi6n, % y s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09
PUERTO RICO

Final de la interesante serie Las Hue
las Misteriosas'' y ell drama en- cinco
parties la Promesa cumplida''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09
SANTURCE
Victory Garden"

Estreno de la comedia en- cinco actos
s'El sclteron'' y ell episodio ounce de
''El Testigo Oculto''.
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ElHECIHlQQ6
s - ~ t&gVV
SAN JUAN
Cine "TresE Banderas''
SAN JUAN
Cine "Trks Banderas'

Episodes tres cuatro de la emocio-
nante serie de Eddie Polo, LA daga q.
Desaparece' con una c6mica y una re-
vista International.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09

"cINE NORMA:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09

DON L. RocER1o SANCHEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09

JOaquina F. VIDA. de Min.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1920-10-01
LOCAL TALENT TO STAGE
MUSICAL COMEDY; BEGIN
REHEARSALS THIS WEEK

At an early date, a shrinking home
talent will be staged for the benefit
of the Grove School Library. Grove
alumni are backing the affair, and
Miss lnez Burch is contributing her
splendid talent and knowledge of
Dramatic Art to making the evening
an event of the season. She is be-
ing assisted by professional re-
hearsal director.
An Oriental-American musical
comedy "Katcha-Kee" has been cho-
sen for presentation. Parts were
given out this week, and rehearsals
have begun in earnest. The story
is brilliant and entertaining, and the
musical scores, particularly the cho-
ruses, exceptionally beautiful.
The cast includes some of the best
dramatic and musical talent of the
city, among whom are Mrs D L Ru-
dolph, Mrs Harris Morris, Miss Kate
Barham, Miss Inez Kirk, Miss Mary
Lee Harmed, Mrs A G Rhodes, Mrs
Fred Collins, and Fred Balch, Eddie
jenkins, Baxter Clark, and Jimmie
Holderman having the leading roles.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1920-10-01
MEET
AGAIN ON MONDAY
Final Plans For Democratic Victory
In November Election Will BE
Outlined,

Following the preliminary organi-
zation perfected Saturday, the Dem
ocratic local heads will have a big
gathering at the court house here on
Monday next at one p. m.
A large attendance of ladies is ex-
pected. The final plans of the
campaign will be outlined, district
committees will organize, and the
great drive for Democratic victory
put on definite basis.
The central finance committee ap-
pointed last Saturday was divided in
to two sections, one composed entire
ly of ex-service men including Fred
Bryant, Fuqua Routon, J w Moody,
Wallace Edwards, Brooks Buoy, Hun
ter Boyce and John Burton. The
ether wing has as its personnel: S P
Fitzhugh, Ed Bomar, Claude Bus
hart, R L Dunlap, Joe Weinbaum, DR.
L L Alexander, C V Ezell, and A G
McGehee.
II will take some money to- defray
the expenses of the campaign, and
contributions should be sent in at
once, They may be made payable to
] M Freeman, chairman, or they can
be sent to The Partisan, where they
will be turned over to Mr. Freeman.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1920-10-01
POPULAR GROCERY
MANAGER RESIGNS
j. II. Buckingham To Leave The Co.
Operative Company On First
OF November.

J H Buckingham rendered his
resignation as manager of the Co.
Operative Mercantile Company to the
directors of the compa ~ Monday
night to take effect the first of No
vember. Mr. Buckingham is moving
his family to Nashville and will enter
business there himself. He has
several prospects in the grocery bus
mess in view. The move has been
made necessary because of the i'll
health of Mrs Buckingham who is
now at the Watauga Sanitarium,
Ridgetop, Tenn, near Nashville.
Since the organization of the Co.
Operative Mercantile Company in
August 1919, Mr. Buckingham has
been the efficient and popular man
ager. Under his capable handling,
the business of the company for the
first fiscal year ending August 1920,
totaled $4,000. The stockholders,
composed almost entirely of railraad
men, have been highly pleased with
Mr. Buckingham management.
Mr. Buckingham and family came
to Paris from Cumberland City.
Their removal to Nashville will be
the deep regret of many friends in
Paris.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1920-10-01
GROVE COMMENCES
FOOTBALL SEASON
First Game With Brownsville This
Friday At Brownsville; Team
Rounding Into Shape.

Grove athletics are off with =
boom. Coach Taylor is daily roun-
ding a football team into toughened
and fighting shape, and the boys take
the field initially against Brownsvliie
High School at Brownsville ON next
Friday. Games are scheduled "a
gainst Union City Training School,
Jackon, Greenfield, and Murray High
Schools.
There is some promising athletic
material at Grove this year, and
the football lineup appears to be a
winning one, The community can
put a lot of pep into the boys by
giving them, whole-hearted suppor.,
Charles Dunlap, as athletic manager,
has previously created football in
tere:t among various business men,
and collected quite liberal sub
scription for paraphernalia, etc.
The team as it will probably OPP
pose Brownsville is: Holland Morgan,
center; Clyde Mcclure, right guard
John B Arnett, left guard; John
Vaughn, left tackle; Herman Claxton
right tackle; Julius Bayer, right end;
Glen Krider, left end; Steele Ezell
sullback; Clyde Moody, right half
Ike Jones, left half; Charles Dunlap
quarterback; Ned Karnes, and Percy
Lewis, substitutes.
Steele Ezell is captain of the
team,
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1920-10-01
COUNTY COUNCIL
TO ELECT OFFICERS
Ballots In Regular State Form Mail
ed to 500 Members This Week;
Returnable Wednesday.

Election of board of directors
and adoption of a constitution for
the Henry County Council of Agri-
culture is in the process of balloting
this week, following the mailing of
the regular statewide movement
form of ballot by County Agent Pat
rick this week to the 500 members
of the new organization.
The ballot contains some 500
names from which there is to be Sc
lected the board of directors, one
from each set of names, and desig-
mated to head the subcommittee on
tobacco, cotton, fruit and truck,
school, marketing, urban relations,
membership, general farming, trans
portation, livestock, dairying, finance
social welfare, publicity, home well
fare, health and sanitation, and four
members to be selected for the gem
eral committeeman. Thus, the di-
rectorate will be constituted of 20
members.
The ballots are to be marked and
returned not later than October 9Th,
and the results will be announced in
The Partisan next week.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1920-10-01
LANTERN SLIDES TO BE
SCREENED AT STORY HOUR

Miss Stella Dunn and Miss Valen-
tine Cooper will have charge of Story
Hour at Lee School on Saturday
morning. The Kingdom Of the
Winding Road Stories will be inter-
estingly told. Send the kiddies at
ten o'clock,
Story Hour last Saturday was in
charge of Miss Mary Lee Harmed,
Lee School principal, who is a gifted
story teller, and charmingly enter
tanned the room full of youngsters
gathered to hear her. At leaving
time, they begged for the usual "just
one more" and reluctantly went
home.
The proceeds from the Story Hour
go toward the stereoptican at Lee
School. Lantern slides will be used
with the stories told on Saturday
morning.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1920-10-01
GOV. COX SPECIAL
ROUTES THRU PARIS
Enroute To Paducah Democratic
Presidential Nominees Train
May Come Thru Here.

Paris will probably get the oppor-
tunity to see, and perhaps hear Jas,
Cox, the Democratic presidential
nominee as he passes through the
city from Nashville to Paducah, Oct.
the eight. Additional dates for
Governor Cox's Middle Western
speaking tour, as announced this
week include Oct. 7, Nashville, Tenn;
Oct. s, Paducah, KY. There will
be a number from here of ardent
Democrats and staunch members of
the recently organized Cox club, who
will attend either the Nashville or
Paducah speakings. The candidate
is double heading on addresses now,
and will speak at Bowling Green the
same day he also addresses Nashvil-
lians, and go from Paducah to Louis
vile to speak there also on the 8th.
Gov Cox's party Wilt be on spe-
cial train. 1t is thought that they
will pass through Paris on the n & C
the morning of Oct. 8th, although
schedule figures have not been made
accessible.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1920-10-01
LEONARD CLARK
ADJUDGED INSANE
Pitiful Circumstances Surround Mem
tai Failure OF Old Man
Entrain Home.

A certificate Of insanity was made
out here Wednesday against Leonard
Clark, 68 years of age whose home
is in the Shady Grove vicinity, and
the asylum authorities at Bolivar
have been notified to come for him.
Meanwhile, he is confined in the jail
Circumstances surrounding this re-
spectacle old mans losing his mind
are somewhat pitiful. He is in good
health, except almost entirely blind,
has always been steady moral man,
consistent member of the Baptist
church, and has always made a good
living for his family. He has re-
Gently been on a visit to one of his
three married daughters, who lives
in New Orleans. He apparently
lost his mind en- route home from
New Orleans. The conductor on
the five-ffteen L & N train wired
authorities here Tuesday afternoon
to meet the train and apprehend him
as he was obviously demented. He
failed to recognize such life long ac-
quaintances as Judge D T Spaulding
and DR. L L Alexander, and displays
every evidence of lunacy. Friends
say that he has had lot of trouble
in his life.
He is a great uncle of Lee Gallo
way who is accused of the murder
of his cousin, Steely Boyd.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1920-10-01
BAPTIST REVIVAL
TO CLOSE SUNDAY

Continuing with unabated interest
for ten days the Baptist revival here
will close two weeks of successful
Christian work on next Sunday night.
There have been approximately 20
converts. Sixteen joined the First
Baptist church on Sunday.
Sunday was an eventful day in
the progress of the revival. DR..
Garland spent the entire day appeal
ing to unconverted souls and preach
ed three of the most powerful evan
gelistic sermons ever delivered in
Paris. The building was unable to
hold the crowd gathered to hear DR.
Garland on Sunday evening, when he
talked on Acceptance" although
Services were also held at other
churches of the town.
Neither the evangelist nor Mr..
Wolslagle has worked harder nor is
more responsible for the splendid
success of the revival than the faith
full pastor of the church, w Storer.
His zeal has been unceasing, and the
blessing that has come to his congre-
cation will be his beautiful reward.