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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-08
DMERo PARA LOS HUELeU1sTAs

La "Comisi6n de la Huelga" recau-
do en- el taller de don Fernando Alvarez,
de Catafio, $3.50. Y la "Union de Des-
palilladoras No. 17195" recogi6 S14.24
en- la fabrica del senior Gonzalez, en-
"El Palmar''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-08
NUEvo CIUDADANo

En- la mafiana del cinco del corriente
fu6 obsequiado por su esposa, dofia Ire
ne Canales, con un nifio, nuestro amigo
don Antonio Beltran. empleado de la
Administrator de "El Tempo.
Felicitamos al amigo y lie deseamos
todo g6nero de dichas para su primog6-
nito
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-08
GASTRICINA
Ell TESORO DEL ESTOMAGO

Reeomendada depues de muchos amos de expeenea de
chos exos habendo preparation guae la GASTRCNA
para las Intermediates del ESTOMAGO.
Mucho los est6magos cuados d de esta
muchas de gattud haberles
vad la vida hoy envan estmno vando esta gran prepa
racion.
GASTRICNA, faa de dearregos del estoma
organo del aparao dgeso usado gran eo en- casos
de dyspepsia, Indigestion gaagas etc. todos los
sonados maa asmiacion de los aimentos maa d
gesti6n
GASTRICINA regulator del estomago oganos
enden digestion FL hgado muchas las
de saben medicna GASTRICl
decires
tiende la digestion.
ben los ntestnos de las
deagradables, GAS
TRICNA la bosdad acdez NAL guo
cabeZa,
agias de la GASTRIClNA; es
medamento nuesra maquna humana
siempre ben
MODO DE USARLA:-Una cucharadta de
instruction fauatva En- de
Gaagas door de caba etc. cucharadta cada tres no
hasta obtener el efeco desedo.
DIsTRIBUIDORES-C LOPEZ PEREZ.
de TERRA.
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Sc ofreee.

TENEDoR DE LrBRos. eorrsrpousal
en- espafol ingies dsasa coioeaei6n
preferible en- san Juan Busnas rsfa
rencias De casas amerfcanas y "a iaia
Diriiase Felipe ssgundo. Box ifa.
cabo Rojo. r. r.
sELLos:-Envis a5 esutavos en- ssllss
de eorreo usablss amsricanos , rscibirk
$50 sellos De todas las parties eel munds
incluyendO: Argentina. Bolivia Chfia
Mejico. etc. etc
Dirfiass Q. n. GONZALEZ n
Wilson Ave, santurce. Pusrto nioo.
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Sc vende.

Sc vENDE una magnifca residenoia
en- Ell Condado, Avenida Magdalena In
formaran "Porto Rico Commercial Cor
pOration'::. Tel osO-252, San Juan
VENDo una casa de maderas. de cons
trucci6n moderna, con cinco dormito-
rios, sala, comedor y cuarto de baho.
En- sitio centrico de la calle Sierra. In
formese. Luis Arana. practicante Hos
pitales Municipales. Santurce.
ACCIoNEs soBRE PETRoLEo.-No
venda ahora sus AoCIoNEs sobre Pc
TRoLEo. Sostengase y desconfie de
ofertas que le hagan. CoRREDoRzs en-
penados en- obtenerlas, acaparandoias a
bajo precio para su espl6ndido ncgo-
clio. FL PETRoLEo siguo subiendo. y
sus ACCIONES tendran gran porvo-
mir +.
vENDo puertas y ventanas de alan
bre, silla de montar do cuero legitimo.
Muebles de casa en- general. lampara
de carburo, maquina para moler maiz.
Juego de croque. Q Trauuuilidad st..
Santurce. Telefono 232 negro.
HAYNES de cinco pasajeros, en- buen
estado. por $1,000. Familia que 80 au-
senta. Apartado 761, San Juan.
Sc vENDE una casa en- San Juan Mo
derna No. &C. Santurce Informara Jua
ma Colon. San Agustin 90. stop 7.
DICcIoNARIo MEDIco para nurses
por Rosa A. Gonzalez, r. N. De venta
en- casa de Real HermanOs. Tanca /,
San Juan.
VENDo una hermosa casa de MADEIRA
prueba de temblores. Pintada de
aceite dentro fuera. Entrada para
autom6vil. Arboles frutales. Gale vi
yes n, Ponce.
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UN GENERAL CONDENADO POR
SUS VIOLENCIAS

VIENA, JUNO 7.-El general
Lutgendorf, acusado de asesinato
por haber ordenado en- Agosto de
1914 la ejecuci6n de tres soldados sin
someterlos a un consejo de guerra,
fue absuelto por el delito de asesina-
to, pero ha sido condenado a seis
meses de prisi6n por haber Observable
conducta violenta con sus subordina
dos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-08
UNA sENoR1TA DEsEsPERADA.

Segin nos informa nuestro correspon
sal en- Isabella, en- ell barrio de LLAMA
das intent6 suicidarse, tomando una fuer
te dosis de verde de Paris la sefiorita
Angelina de la Cruz, quien, debido la
rapida Intervention de un m6dico. no
logr6 realizar su prop6sito.
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HUNGRIA DE LUTO

BUDAPEST, JUNO Tan pronto co
mo Sc supo EN- Hungria que Ia delega-
cion hungara habia puesto su frma al
protocolo de la paz, Sc suspendieron to-
das las actividades de la capital en- Sc
nal de duelo. Sc cerraron todos los es-
tablecimientos, Sc suspendi6 ell trafico
urbano, y las campanas de las iglesias
tOcaron a muerto.
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DERRoTA DEL TROLLEY
EN- BAYAMON

Con gran entusiasmo verifc6se en- Ba-
yam6n ell desafio de pelota anunciado
entire los ''teams' dc Santurce y aquel
pueblo, 'Trolley "Nyal".
Todas las classes de la sociedad pre-
senciaron la lucha, que fu6 magnifca
El "Nyal' estaba representado por el
apreciabilisimo ioven don juan Castri-
Hon, cue Sc condujo muy bieu.
He aqui ell resultado de Ia jugada. en-
cue el ''Eval" Yenci6 al "Trolley'
''T".-O l 10 2 90 o.
"N''.-3 51101 4 x.-15
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AGGRESSION Y HURTo

Ell juez Santos sentenci6 Maria Ro-
driguez y Augusta Carbia a treinta dias
de carcel; la primera por hurtar un par
de zapatos, Y el segundo, por agredir
a una mujer.
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ALEMANIA PROTESTA
PARIS, JUNO T.

PARlS, JUNlO l.
La Conferencia de embajadores
examine detenidamente en- la session de
la maiiana la contestaci6n a la nota
de protesta presentada por Alemania
contra la decision de la comisi6n de
limitaci6n en- Eupen Malmedy rela
tiva al control de las lfneas ferrovia
rrias por parte, del gobierno. La con-
ferencia Sc vOlvi6 a reunir por la
tarde.
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ColOcacionea

TENEDoR DE LrBRos. yovsu as e.
nocimientos modsrnos , busna istra. e
soiieita para casa importanss A. eont.
stones ds San Juan. apartado TEL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-08

Sc vENDEN dos caaas campaGa ea
ciaL Tanca z. 6itlmo piso
81 vENDE muv barato Tractor marca
'Toro dos ciiindros i2fe n y Esta
es una oportunidad exceptional Dlu
girse a r. o. q Box TT San 1uah
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Mas Cab|GgramdS
reCibidOS aROChe
LA PRoEzA DEL GOLIATH

PARIS, JUNO 7.-El buque aereo "Go
liath'', piloteado acknowledgements por
los aviadores Boussoutru y Bernard, par
ito aver por la maiiana del aerodromo de
esta capital, efectuando. a pesar del NAL
tempo, que lie obligo aterrizar, un
circuito cerrado, despues de romper to-
dos los records de dis5ancia de
tempo.
Hizo un recorrido total de 1915 XII
lometros y doscientos metros.
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Ell sEPARAr1sMo EN- Ell RH1N.

BERLIN, JUNO 7.-Durante ell curse
de Ia asamblea del partido socialista
mayoritario, Mueller declare que la die
,adura del sur y del ceYtro de Alemania
alentaba la division en- las provincias
del Rhin. y agreg6 que la reconstruction
de Alemania no seria possible 81 no bajo
un regimen perfectamente democratico.
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PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADO
EN- UN Ola. t6mese LAXATIVE
BROMO QUININA. FL boticario de-
volvera el dinero s. no lie cura. La fir
ma dc f. W. GRO' + Sc halla en- cada
caiita Advt.
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Sc cOnpra.

MOTOR ELECTRrco -ss esmpfA
uno de 80 n. p. , fasss TOO . 80 Fsve
lucionea.-Box e70
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DOS CoNFERENCIAS
ENTIRE LOS ALIADOS

ROMA, JUNO Los periodicos de
esta capital han anunciado que, a mi
ciativas de Italia, los aliados Sc reuni-
ran en- Bruselas ell dia diez ocho de
JUNO para resolver asuntos directamen-
te relacionados con las negociaciones de
paz.
Los jefes de los gobiernos aliados, a
exception del Jap6n, que no tiene inte-
res Ell tomar participation en- las confe-
rencias, Sc reuniran en- Spa ell dia 81
ROMA. JUNO Ell Ministro de Re
laciones EXteriores, seiior Steffani, ha
anunciado que el conde de Sforza, que
desempefa ell cargo de secretario en- ell
ministerio, ha salido para Londres para
dar luces al gobierno britanico con res
pecto a los puntos de vista del gobierno
de Italia que seran sometidos a la consi
deraci6n de las conferencias de Spa en-
relaci6n con la question de reparaciones
de guerra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-08

Secretario de la Association de CT
Tujanos Memories.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-06-08

Sc vENDE una magnihca residencia
en- Ell CondadO, Avenida Magdalena In
tormaran "Porto Rico Commercial Cor
poration'::. Tel osO-252, San Juan.
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DICCIoNARIo MEDICo para nurses
por Rosa A. Gonzalez, r. N. De venta
en- casa de Real HermanOs. Tanca !,
San Juan
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-21

Dor and money to put II on a work
ing basis. God furnishes the time,
free, and there are always those who
are willing to perform the labor for the
sake OF the inevitable rewards in the
event OF victory, and money can be
raised FOR anything. however empirc
or chime teal, IL the right people go
after 1t.
The great war has taught the world
that a democratic form OF government
10 safest and wiscst. and monarchIal
governments All boast Of being demo
cratic IN order TO hold the support Of
the masses without which no govern
menD can last long Democratic gov.
ernmenis lmperil themselves only when
they depart from democratic ideals
and principles, which departure loses
them the support and confidence Of the
masses Partisan adhesion * largely
a matter Of habit and new parties must
depend on enthusiasm. which. unless
IT has solid basis OF principle TO rest
upon soon vaporizes and floats away.
1t only requires A few men TO organize
a new party hut after the two old par.
htS name their candidates these few
men Will be Ms lonesome AS the chair
man Of "A local Hoover campaign COM
mittec. The Hoover campaign was
based on pcrsonaIity--a very attrac-
tive pcrsorality-and like all such,
r1ssed early TO It's reward
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-21
Making Money

A child takes the expression make
money" literally. To It's untutored mind
Is conveyed the stimulus which causes
1t to visualize the individual actually
making money. either by beating a
precious metal with a hammer on an
anvil, or printing notes on press,
No such trouble is necessary to make"
money nowadays.
For instance, Alan Ryan, son Of the
muittmillionaire, Thomas Fortune Ryan.
Of New York. recently made deal in
certain motor stocks. and when he set q
tied with his brokers he found that
he had N,630,000 to his credit Ho
made" that much money Personally
he was this amount better off He did
not make a dollar, as h child under
stands IT, and the fluid cash of the
country was not increased by one PEN
NY 1t may have taken million dol
lars TO finance the deal. and had he
lost his bet II would have been the
same. The country would have been
II was n question OF figures on the
books OF the banks.
Making money in this way is of no
benefit to anyone excepting the maker,
II adds nothing to and suhtracts nothing
from the sum total OF national wealth.
10 the business world a great many
people arr engaged in making money
or In trying to. They create nothing
OF value or usefulness
The man who raises a sack OF corn
or wheat, or the young girl who puts
up can or, case OF fruit preserves,
or whose produces a. bushel OF beans,
potatoes or other food. adds something
to the countrys wealth while profiting
himself to the extent Of his produc-
ton. In order to bring about better
times it win be necessary for people to
produce more necessaries and devote
less time TO making money" by merely
getting the better OF someone else, as
in poker game.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-21
DECLARES BAKER
AND DANIELS ARE
UNJUST TO SOUTH
DR.. Owens Complains to PreSi-
dent About Elimination of
Southern Military Heroes
Names From Memorial.
BY w. NJ. POPE,
Special Correspondent of The News
ScimItar.

WASHINGTON, May 21.-Charges OF
gross injustice to the South on the
part of Secretary of War Newton d.
Baker, Secretary of the Navy Jose
phus Daniels and the Arlington Me-
mortal Amphitheater commission are
contained in letter which has been
written to President Wilson by DR..
Clarence ]. owens managing director
The letter is in protest against the
elimination of the names of Southern
military heroes from the Memorial Am
phitheater dedicated at Arlington Ma
tional cemetery last Saturday
The attitude of the two secretaries
and the commission has done much to
nullify all that has been done hereto
fore to heal the sectional wounds ere
ated by the Civil war, Dr. Owens sug-
gests in bringing the matter to the at
tention of 4the, president. The letter
reads, in part:
president Mckinley had called for
honor to be shown alike to the Cenfed-
crate and Federal dead. The one dis
cordant note in national harmony in
this hour of national unity and solidar-
tty is by way of the Arlington Me-
mortal Amphitheater commission and
two leading officers thereof being
Southern men, and one known to be
and the other believed to be the son of
a Confederate veteran. Secretary
Baker and Secretary Daniels will be
held responsible for this act of injUs-
tice to the Southland at the bar of
public opinion. not only for the South,
but for the country"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-21
Put Poisonous Gas
In Bank Vault; Save
Cash From Robbers

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, May q. tSpl)-
Poisonous gas, automatically liberated
inside the bank vault as result of
manipulations of the burglars, possb-
ly prevented the theft of several thou
sands of dollars in. the New Market
Tenn, bank The burglars secured
about $1,000 in cash, war saving stamps,
liberty bonds, postage stamps, and other
valuable papers, but the bulk Of the cash
remained untouched. Finger prints on
the wall are believed to have been
made by one Of the burglars and these
may lead to Identification The burg
lars were evidently professionals, as
it appears. they used expert methods in
opening the lock boxes.
A mechanical device liberated the
poison gas inside the vault as the
burglars tempered with and forced open
the locks and doors. The gas method
of combating burglars is an innova-
ton, and this is the first instance re-
ported in this section wherein it's eff
ficiency is proven. The doors to the
vault were considerably damaged, but
this is covered by insurance. G. w
Long is president of the bank and W.
"a. Lassiter is cashier
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-21
HANDSOME MEN MAKE POOR
HUSBANDS, DECLARE WOMEN !.
u IN DISCUSSING MATRLNONY

What chance has the handsome Beau
5rummeI In the matrimonial mart OF
today7 .E
Judging from some of the first letters
received by the editor of the "Why
Change Your Wlte?" contest now being
conducted by The News Sclmtar In or
der to find the qualifications most ad-
mIred In the ideal husband and wife,
the handsome man Is mot so greatly
desired as generally thought.
Several of the letters received from
the feminine contingent hint or even
come out and boldly declare that the
handsome man is not the ideal hus-
band. In fact one woman of the eligi-
BILE species, writes in and declares that
her perfect man does not have to be
six feet tall and handsome with a
cunning, dark. moustache 'n'every
thing" She goes on to relate that
he does not have to be a Wally Reid
or the perfect, lover of the Eugene
O'Brieu type, bat he does have to be
a real man. =
The man whoSis human and sensible
above all else seems to be inlthe ascen-
dency with the feminine element. That
the women are pore progressive than
their mothers and speak of the "56-50''
status in married life. Is more empha-
sized as the letters continue to pour
in.
one woman would even permit her
husband to grace the alley corners on
n windy March day"
The men appear to linger longest on
the idea that the perfect wife should
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-21
Farmer Duplicates
Boston Tea Party
With Bean Crop

MOBILE, Ala. May 2l,--With less
pomp and ceremony and minus the
Indian disguise the Boston Tea party
was paralleled here this afternoon when
an Eastern shore produce trucker dump
ed his cargo Of snap beans into Mo-
bile bay rather than sell them to To-
cal produce dealers at 90 cents a
bushel. Inquiry ut Wholesale houses
disclosed that snap beans are selling
at S1.6O per bushel +. o. b. Mobile in
carload lots.
After attempting to sell the beans at
a better price and receiving the same
quotation from each wholesale house
the trucker went back to the steamer,
the Magnolia, small bay shore craft,
split open the hampers and turned the
beans over board.
The bay was covered with snap beans
for several square yards and the beans
started floating out into the bay. Small
craft soon put out from the shore and
whites and negroes in row boats, shiffs
and lunches began gathering up the
beans. They recovered most OF the
beans which were peddled about the
town by huCksters who bought them
up from the ones who recovered them.
The price to the housewife was 10
cents per quart.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-21

be a pal in the true sense Of the word,
She must accept things as they come
and meet him with a smile at night
even If the cook has quit that day.
That the men are willing to concede
to the wife her share in his business
affairs and his finances is brought to
light in many Of the letters, while on
the other hand one woman demands
of her perfect husband that after all
the bills are paid, the remaining funds
be divided equally. Another would
have her hubby take her out once in
a while and be a playmate for the
children.
Letters are pouring in to the editor
of the Why Change Your Wife," con-
test, and indications are that by the
time the contest ends Thursday night
May p, hundreds of opinions will have
been submitted. All letters will be
held confidential until the names and
letters Of the more important prize
winners are published.
No letter should contain more than
200 words, and shoAld be written on
one side of the paper only Awarding
of prizes, (which include several pairs
of admissions to why Change Your
Wife," the hig Cecil DeMlle super
production. which appears at the Strand
theater all next week, Will be made
in time for the recipients to avail
themselves of the reward.
The News SCimitar offers a cash
prize of $25 for the best letter on what
constitutes the perfect husband or wife
and season passes to the Strand and
Majestic theaters are included in the
20 other prizes offered.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-21
HIGH SCHOOL CADETS
EXHIBITION FRIDAY

Memphis residents We're to get their
first formal view of the Central high
school cadet corps in action Friday aft
ernoOn at 2;15 o'clock, when the first
military exhibition since the establish
ment of the Junior Reserve Officers
Training corps at the school was
scheduled TO be presented. Fridays
program consisted of military calisthe-
mics, competitive company drill and
battalion review. Prizes, awarded by
the alumni committee, in charge OF
military affairs, will be given out by
Nice-Mayor Edgar and medals for the
best dEHled man in the battalion and
the most efficient officer, donated by
the Rotarians, will also be awarded
The exhibition was open to the pub
lie and prospects were that a large
gathering would be on hand for the
tournament. 1t is expected that this
military tournament will be made an
annual affair at the school. Capt. Paul
c. Pashal, a West Point graduate, who
saw service overseas during the re-
cent war, is commandant of the cadet
CORPS,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-21
WIVES ARE CHEAPER
THAN MULES IN TURKE

BOSTON. Mass, May 81. tBy Inter
national News Service wives ar
cheaper than mules in Turkey. Poo
men who cannot afford the beasts q
burden are buying more wives for II
cents and using them as draft animals
This is the statement of the Inter.
church Movement. which made an an.
peal for women physicians for mission,
arv work in the Near East Man,
Christian girls who were sold into slav-
cry. and are now living in harems, need
medical care which they are allowed 4,
receive only from members of their owi
so
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-21
EVANS HEADS new
JACKSON GUN CLUB

JACKSON, Tenn, May 81. (Spl)-
The Jackson Gun club was formally
organized at an interesting meeting Of
the local trap shooters last night, re
sulting in the election of G. w. Evans
president; b. r. King, secretary treas
urer, and Arch Yancey, field captain.
1t was decided at the meeting to hold a
regular shoot each Tuesday afternoon,
The opening shoot Of the organzed club
will be held next Tuesday afternoon
Arrangements will be made for women
to take part in the shoots, as announced
by Or. Fred J. Dawson, a prominent
member OF the club
The clubs trap has been installed on
East College street, extended, and all
shoots will he held at this location. 4
membership campaign was launched at
the meeting last night and it is ex-
pected that between % and 80 Jack
son gunnels will be enrolled In the
club. A number Of visiting trap shoot
crs have promised to attend the shoot
Tuesday afternoon.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-21
Brief Concert Tour
By Rosa POnseLLe
Includes MentDhiS

During the past season Rose Ponselle
has appeared during her Metropolitan
Opera season with both the New York
Philharmonic orchestra and the Sym
phony society, of New York. Her du-
ties at the Metropolitan where she has
sung at least twice every week, have
prevented her accepting any of the Of
fers from out of town orchestras, many
of which were received by her man.
ayers. Her concert appearances are
limited to the few weeks before the sea-
son of the opera company opened and
the month of May after its close.
vored with concert by this celebrated
singer, she being booked to appear at
the Lyric on May 81. No young singer
in the world is receiving more favora
BILE criticism than she, and her voice is
rich dramatic soprano.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-21
Butcher Announces
For President; Sent
to PsychOpathic Ward

CHICAGO, May 2i-Henry Ellrat, 25,
n butcher, brought n soap box down
town yesterday and launched his can
didaCy for president.
After announcing that he was the
best candidate--in fact the only one
worth voting for he launched into a
promise to lock up the profiteers and
run the white House as George wash
ington did"
Police arrived at that point and con-
Quoted Ellrat to the psyphopathc lab
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-21
SO, HE LEARNS TO READ.

COLLlNsWOOD, n, j, May q tBy
International News Service. )-MichaH
Peterson can now read his Bible exh0r
and even preach sermonettes althounl
he was SO years old on March 49, anl
could not read when he entered III.
Methodist Home for the Aged and IN.
firm when rs years old s
Peterson takes pride in the fact thai
he is self-taught In reading, and OTTER
gives Bible readings 10 other nmates
Of the institution. He Is we'll ans
strong, maintains all his faculties nnf
is hard worker in the garden and
about the home.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-21
Train Hits Wagon;
l May Die; 3 Hurt

MARTIN, Tenn, May 81 CSplD-G
NJ Laws his, wife, RebCcca son, Han
ously injured when train struck the
wagon in which they were riding at
street crossing here late Thursday
The daughter probably is fatally in
jurcd as she sustained serious NEash
in the back Of the head The boys
arm was broken and the man and his
wife were badly shaken up 1t is
feared Laws is internally hurt
The team Of horses were hurled from
the track 30 or more feet and instantly
killed, and the wagon, which was loaded
with tobacco. was thrown 20 feet and
overturned, being badly demolished.