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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-29

Ell viejo piano del Ateneo Puertorri
quefio, ese noble instrumento, sobre Gu
vas teclas han .resbalado muchos dedos
agiles Y .delicados para hacerlo sonar
cemo una enorne GAIA de mlsica, one
hrirda les artisticos pensamientos de
los IMAGES del pentagrama, des5e Bach
y Haendel hasta nuestros dias, no so.
no jamas tan divinamente como la no
che del lunes, cuando las discfpulas de
Elisa Tavarez despertaron un caudal
de sonidos, que dormAtaban el sueio del
silencio en- sus doradas cuerdas, para
ofrecer al exqrisito auditcrio un tesoro
de ar1nonfas.
Elisa Tavarez-tan bien representada
por sus hijas espirituales, Sc nos reve-
10 entonces, no ccmo la excelsa pianis
ia que conoce y domina los mas escon-
didos secretos del claviordio; no como
la irt6rprete inteigentisinla del Bee
thoven adusto, grave, torturado; del
Mozart gracioso, fno; del Schubert sen.
clio, romantico; del Debussy descrip-
two y original, sino como la saba macs
ira quo sahe hablar al alma de sus dis
cipulos que trasmito ellos su persona
lidad artistica, logra hacer de cada
alumno I'm pianista
No todos los concertistas sabcn se1
maestros como no todos los maestros
pueden ser concersitas, Sin embargo, Eli
sa ha fundido en- una, esas dos caracte-
risticas tan dificiles de armonizar. Y
nos presont6 I'm grupo de estudiantes
do la Academia Tavarez'', que sorpren
di6 al publico por la precision, Ia cla-
ridad, la Interpretation Y Ell sentimen-
talisno q. ilnprinia a todo cuanto apa-
reci6 en- Ell variado v selecto programs
donde Sc lefan los no1nbres de les doses
del clacisismo, los poetas-nusicales del
romanticismo, y los maestros do Ia mo-
derna tendencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-29

Ell ameno conference.-the don Meme
sio r. Canales, clausIlr6 Ell acto con una
charla exquisite, y asf termin6 aquella
ncche de a1te gloria, que sera memo
rable en- nuezsro mupdo intellectual.
jose A. BALsEIRo.
Invierno de 1921.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-29
IA CASA DE Los DEMENTEst

no io paFeco es.a tarde; mas hien 3
diEia cue q un vieio palaeio. adornad
n ablartas rna puertas. para IN dia de
nesin.
nnnnidad De pesssnas So agoipan jim
20 . las veElas; ca 81 vestibuio depar
ten Animadamente grupos de damas y
enbalieros viaitantes; mnchas perzonss
pasean per ios laFeines (qus ahOra 50
ven enidados con mneho esnerol; los
aeoDisa de "a banda ponen en 81 amhien-
- ana nota-pasaisra-de algeria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-29
Ell PRINCIPE DE GALES HA
LLEGADo A CALCUTTA

CALCUTTA, diciembre 28.-Proceden-
te dc Pq,na ha llegado ell Principe de
Gales, qlien SO lie hizo un recibimien-
to enthusiastic
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-29
UN PoLrTrco:

Persona distinguida, de fnas faccio-
nes, buen tale y frente ampna y des-
peiada.
su timbre de VOC es muy simpatico y
sonoro. Habla con alguna lucides de
expression. y dice cosas como esta:
-'oue aQuel joven que esta 'alli''
sentadQ. pretende que su seriedad Ola
del joven) haga las veces del talentO''
(SLoco7 . ijuml.. 70 no me
ffo.)
RE dice despuds. que el lee todo los
dias la pronsa, esta al fantO del movi-
piento pOlitico ~ vamos, "up to
date.
DE pronto levanta las manos pre-
tende mirar Al cielo, y exclama:
-lDon LUIsl 49,. don LUIs
(Rigirosamerfe exacto.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-29

Enriqueta Ginorio Coll, lindisimo nj
fla, que solo cuenta siete 'primaveras
principle ell concerto interpretando una
sonatina" del sordo de Bonn, v pn
walls de Renard. Ell que oyera esta
chiquilla, excepcionalmente dispuesta
sara el piano, persaria que muchos amos
de estudio lie habIian sido menester, para
manojar Ell teclado como ella 10 hace
Mas, no es asf. solo diez lneses han sidO
sufcie11tes para clio.
Alfredo Torruella ofici6 de jardinero
en- aquella noche de mdsicas flores
siendo el tuieo yar6n del grupo, era
quten cuidaba lss hermanas-rosas que
ilenaban "a brisa de perfume Y arru-
ll6 . las rosas dulcemente, con un be-
10 "Noctur1lo' de Chopin
La Maiiana de GODDARD y rPie-
rretp. de Cecile Chaminade, fueron las
,obras cue yalieron Gladys Pietersz
una sserie ae-prolOngados y calidos aplau
SOS. Gladys .es aAfista desde que So sien-
ia al piano hasta que saluda al publ.
CO. MientEas acaricia Ell marhl del piano
su cuerpo danza, ievemente, al conpas
del ritmo, y sus CLOS entristecen chis
pean de algeria, segun el caracter de la
obra que tsoca.
Mattlde Saldafia y Ada Morales (hon-
radas ambas con premios de aplicaci6n)
expresaron, con acierto Y claridad, Ia
.'Polonesa Militar" de Chopin, una 50
nata'' de Beethoven y la "Arabesque''
de Ravina.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-29

WASHINGTON, dicismbrs 2s.-LOs
Delegates IA conferencia del Desarme
han suspenaldo sus sssiones con motive
. los dlag de Navldad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-29
Fl. GENERAL FocH DA LAS GRA
cIAs AL ALCAI.DE DE NEW YoRE

NUEvA YORK, diciembre 2s.-El al
calde de esta ciudad, Bdr. Hylan, ha re-
cibido un desuacho del mariscal Foch
que dice asi:
al regTesar a este pals cumplo 81
grato deber de enviarle, con mis- deseos
de un pr6spero y feliz ano, ell testino
MO de la obligation en- que me dejan
las innlmeras mueatras de simpatia que
recibi en- esa, su grandiosa ciudad. =
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"a sALA DE pIsTRAocIoNEs:

- un amplio. hermoao y bien ventila-
"a local 90 msior de IA easal. deslum-
hTaute de limpiern. y que esta veg Ia
aldo aaeFnado con sencilleE v bnen gus
fos tambifn lon ioeoa tienen 81 ala. y ess
dia saoen portaTse hien lmoior cue mu-
ehos enerdosl, y tisnen y exponen sus
''idnaa'' aceEca ds IA hoap&alidaa. y
piden mnehlaimas eoaas: los doctores
ios complacen. veian con IA meior bue-
AZ 20 poF - decoro Do sus pobEes en-
fermos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-29
PARA Los INv1rADos:

Tienen en- el asilO miles ObSequics '
atenciones.
Afuchas eracias.
Y una especial felicitaci6n para Ia
sohora Inocencia de Mufioz Dfaz, Ia TO-
ven y bella espOsa del Director, cuya
rresencia en- la fiesta de los dementes
es una nata tan simpatica conmove-
dora. como pnede darla dana tan seno-
"a como Distinguish.
JORGE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-29

Ne pareeib que. > pssar de sns vivos
y freneoa eoioren, estahan aigo tristes. /.
como u tendieEan = maEchitarse pre-
maturamente
I9ieniea lou dementes inclinaci6n por
- nores9 LES gnsta y sabsn cnidarias?
tDaiinTuea sns aromas7 tTienen pre-
fsrencias7 LEncogen 81 nor favorita?
"a ae1or Director estA muy atareado
eata tnrdas Gro ala 10 heterogeneous
acerca a. estos topicos que eaen de he.
ne baio e dominic as Ia psiquiatria.
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Los ApoRADoREs De BAco.

La policfa de Ponce ocup6 en- ooder de
Luis Cruz, trece medias botellas 30 ron,
por 10 que fu6 denunciado Ia Corto
Municipal
Trece. Nal niimerc.
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Una aCIaraCidn del LCdO,
Soto Rivera


San,Juan,iP. R., Die %, 1921.
Sr. Director de "El Mundo".
San Juan, ?. R.
NY sS2g Bs2g,ita ns gs5ai..s,. = ,....,.n
suplicandole Embellishments hacer
una pequena aclaracion al suelto que
anarece en- su periodico del dia de
hoy, baio.e el rubro "No Sc nj la hora
que es, dice Ell Lcdo Soto
Aver en- monientos en- que me diri-
gfa a la Corte, fuf interrogado por
uno de los reporters de sug peri6dico,
con relaci6n mi nombramiento para
ell cargo de Jefe del Negociado del
Trabajo, contestandole que NADIA nue.
vo hahia sobre el particular, Y al
preguntarme sobre el Sr. Honore lie
ccnteste que 10 1nico que saba era 10
que habfa publicado la prensa.
En- ningin momento die que no sa-
bia Ia hora que es, nj mencione al Sr.
Honore en- otra forma que la antes
exprealda.
Y como Ia forna en que la noticia
esta dada puede dar OCCASION TORCH
das interpretaciones, es por clio la
causa que lie suplico a usted la pu-
blicacion de esta cardl.
lie anticipo las gracias Y aprove-
cho su vez esta para felicihar a Ell
MUNDO, deseandole. prosperidades
en- el nuevo aflo.
Atentamente,
Lcdo. Jose SOTO RIVERA.
N. de la R.-Lamentamos que el
Sr. Soto Sc file en- detalles tan ninlios,
pero nos complace insertar la presen-
te carta, va que con ella Y los aconte-
cimientos de hoy demuestna el buen
amigo que el "sabia la hora que era.
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coMIENzA LA DANzA:

Una danza de las tantas que escribid
el immortal mae9'ro Campos. sana y be.
nefca inAuencia II que ejerce Ia m1sica
en- los desmandados nervios dc los de-
mentes. Tedo un misterio, apenas des-
cubicrto y acaso tOtalmente desconocido,
el poder de rehabilitation mental que
reside en- las ondas sonoras, dormidas en-
las crerafas de los instrumentos
LA Psiquis con todo su rlundo des-
conocido!
Esa enmaranada trabazon dc las neu-
ronas que va destejiendo lentamente,
fbra per hbra. hilo pOr hiIo, ell viejO
cien veces ilnstre, el histologo espahol,
euya fama siempre esta viva.
Ia vieja danza regional, acaso tenga
e. poder de despen'ar en- los cerebros
do los dcmentes sus iltimcs rcuerdos.
SME cEDE listed LA PAREJA?
No seEor, quo no es esa la costumbre
dc les asilados. Aqui no SO ''ccrta'. Ca
da cuai olige bu companera y termina
con ella Ia DANA. Nadic queda desaira-
do. Ia santa paciencia de las enferme-
ras y los buenos ofcios de los emple-
ades son inestimables para conservar
en- TODD tempo, durar's toda la fiesta,
Ia buena armonia entire los enfermcs. y
cvitar los excitaciones.
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81 AcABO la FIESTA:

Y desfian de dos en- dos; primero las
muieres; despn6s los hombres. Cast todos
saludan; algunos SO despidon afectuo.
amrnto.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-11

po11io1-DeGlnnE1s c3noA
E3oartsanoo0rrNe ~ IA
Nay scuet s.I.
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/ ePERTY HOLDERS NOTICE.


nooce Is hereby given to all per-
- interested that the council OF
10y OF Rock Island, Ill, having
the construction OF an s.
lever on the west side Of Ninth
from Nineteenth avenue south
" north line Of Twenty-third
and the ordinance for the
oeing on file in the Office of
uty clerk Of said city, and said
paslng applied to the county
OF Rock Island county. ILL.,
LOT an assessment Of the cost
49, Improvement according to
e, said assessment being
1910 In 10 installments each
- interest at the rate Of S per
"a annm. and an assessment
~ having been made and re-
j % said court, the hearing
o0 will be had on the 25th dav
ne. A. D., 1921, at the hour Of
nsss = m. or as soon thereafter
N business Of the court viii
lions desiring may file OBJ
,.s N said court before said
may appear on The hearing
ks their defence.
-, At Rock Island. nj, June
J. ANDERSON.
pDolnted to make assees-
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LODGE HONOR FOR
WILLIAM SMITH,
56 YEARS MASON

mo lodge, No. 81, Masons, Thurs
~ night held a special session to
noeof William A. Smith, 1880 Nine
.tn street, who has attained his
NJ year and has been a member Of
AAsonic fraternity S. years.
~ conclusion Of the meeting a
- engraved with name and dates
presented to him Try J. w.
oef, past master Of Trio lodge.
smith became Master Mason
Uss, taking the work in Virginia.
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8. q - = sIEI7 =
Hoe3e133on oE5un 11ouER
9c19 1ff1o G>Que
Ree4lxfto lGaS3oefa 2n1mog0.
Sopeano oolo l.i1a Sasa Samp-
IN.
Song- Dchoca
Dtaioepo. Tho oGefine P1n1n
That ofnv ufaenarneals = Rnhasf
Kfre>sS Rsilse- WSecr Rrnnea.
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i ynnte eyEf DIRT
lhIe D6o1n q nASu.e Hdtth
~ Muytsa HI 1llan, Marie Paxk.
u cuax1esattoa. ssV1hat ca Ycu
Bting - Jesns E1ith lcllillan,
lgak5e park, MAstaA o1terrlan.
0nce 6ct11y. Helen Rodl Marian
Schroeder.
CoQseceati0n Lines md Bfble
Texts Halle Tracy. Virginia Hus-
~. Mufiel MCMILLAN, Lorraine
9ohoafef. Hslsn Rod. Phyllis Mar
erath. Thurba Nc0lone, Edith Nc
MILAN and Marie Park.
fhe Children's Boquet- -Formas
tion Of - girls, in charge Of Winni-
fred Hussey.
Cradle Roll recognition llrs.
Anna 0arretson. assisted BY Jean
nette Anderson. entitled Bring
Them TO Jesus"
First Methodist Church.
The program to be given by tho
children Of the First Methodist Sum
day school ct 1880 O'Clock tomnr-
row morning Is:
Prelude Orchestra.
Hymn-.All Hail"
Prayer-Rev. r. A. Chapman.
Scripture reading-Miss T.e~t-
enachuh'a rI---
A,akLloA.A... ~.8..SS.
THAT Sweet Story" &c. N. Rock
Well) -Misaas Sara Totten and
Julia Marshall. ]. W. Johnston and
Theodore Chapman.
''Welcome"-Fred Lewis.
Song, "Datsy Bird"-Beginne5.
"A Rose and a Rob.n"-Charlotte
Myers and Billie Lovett.
Give Praise" (Aeredith)-Caro
choir.
.on Children's Day - Merle
Gregg.
June Beams"-Jane Williams.
what Can We Give!-Bonnie
Louise Gelbr, tn.
Song-Robert Stirratt, Ellsforth
Ash, DeForest Tomilson.
"Sunbeams"- May Thomp-
son, Daisy Seymore, Grace Baker,
Blanche Gregg, Thelma Mkesell,
Jeanne Bodewig, Genevieve Hill
mer.
"Oh Be Joyful In the Lord
| (Adams)-Cecilian choir.
God Observation-Disclosures Nc
Bride.
willing Worker'-Alice McLain.
II Know God Cares" - Willard
Condo.
Song-Prfmary.
Daisies May Simpson,
Elizabeth Alderman. Phyllis Mar
shall.
Memories" (Hofman)-Orches-
Ira
Because He Loves Us so"-Maz
McCullogh.
! "A Perfect Day"-Elizabeth Ack-
erman.
Joy Bells" - Harold Lambert
Kimbrough Higgins.
IF l Only Knew''-Margaret and
Katherine Sudlow.
Solo, "A Little Christian
Mary Tom.
"Children's Day"-Jack Hen5ley
Carl Noack, Lottie Gregg, Luella
Stratman.
lust One"-Ashley Hensley, Les
ter Willet, Robert Wirts.
Paths of Trust End Right
Third year l rimary.
"As the Heart Panteth" (Wilson)
i-Cecilian choir.
Pretty Daisies"-Elizabeth Sny.
der.
Daisy Folks" = Mary Ellen
Wooden.
Look for the Silver Lining
Helen Frey.
1.-The Collection" = Arno Den.
necke.
Why. The Collection"
Onertory, Hope Eternal" Ga.
|mecnik) Orchestra.
"Good-Bye"-Jane Mexican.
Postlude-Orchestra.
Fifteenth Avenue Church.
1, The program will be given Sun.
day evening as follows:
! Song, "All Hail the Power Of
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TWO ARE FINED.

nsffy Mackey was fined SIS and
!. Lebeau fined IS on charges
eisofderly conduct when ar
y. aed before Magistrate D. ].
snd N police court this morn
The complaint was filed by
VAT Barth, l4l5 Ninth street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-11

~ charging assault md
1850 llylss Auran4 - u,
SSsned 81 the special Hay
ssy today against Dr. Roy
- and his wife Bdith Of
k1i Tho charges grew out
~. - beating aid to have
~ 11ua The youth Nay 3. The
~ - : ward Of the Illinois
- Home and Aid society
'is1sp took refuge with neigh
Lying the whipping. It q
- cose was brought TO the
s'.e1,ss Il Mrs. Anna Kirkmans
isIand police Watron. and
~ Investigation the evi-
s.s sxaipst the Ouderkirks was
1888, The boy 10 said to have
.s - victim Of q prolonged
= x mistreatment.
~ roport embraces Is indict-
.1s Cases against Katherine
s.sssis q q charge Of larceny
mi sSsinGt Charles Hunter for as
80 vilh > deadly weapon were
x.sas those held for trial In
| " eircSit court are Lawrence Ped
~ Ruth Pedigo. Pedigo 10
sss,ssd with pandering. He IL
m n have accepted money from
~ Mccormick. Ruth Pedigo ia
sss,sed with keeping a house Of
lsSme List of indictments fol-
Inn: ,..
= stroag and Ralph Eschenback'
m steel: burglary and larceny.
rhsreed with theft Of goods Of
ssl.e q 1851 from the store Of
M q Holmgren May 2.
Lsvfsnce Duberg. Jack Schafei
~ AAo]ph Larson. assault with
1870 Weapon. Charged with as
III upon Madge vanDeKeere
IL Brown. pandering. Charged
IA procuring Alice Mccormick tc
| toccme IN inmate of a house o.
ll-fame.
mil Van Goethem. assault with
I1aat to murder. Charged with
1ssult upon julius DeGreve with
! gun May is.
nov Z. Ouderkirk, assault and
iatsFy. Charged with assault
~ Myles ,Aurand May 70.
nth Ouderkirk, assault ant
1ltery. Charged with assault upor
Hyies Aurand May rs.
John Burkmeier, keeping house
Z nl-iame May rs.
Harry Schroeder, William Con
vsll, Morris Costello and William
Rpssell, assault with intent to ros
La murder. Charged with assault
|upoa Oscar Anderson with inten
10 commit robbery in his store Ma!
Same defendants, same charge
1C1asyed with assault upon Morris
IuAshlestone in his store April 1S
Roy Reinhardt and Albert Moore
~ Boots Moore, larceny and re
4 Swing stolen property. Charge
VII having received an automobile
/ IN and wheel rim, property o
Jassph ]. Spangler May s.
Louis Hileman, Edgar Edward
- Tony Stopulos. burglary AM
larcsny. Charged with enterin!
nm Of Glenn F. Burgston in Rocl
liland and stealing goods values
| At 1l42.
! yoe Sharkey. larceny and receiv
& stolen property. Charged witt
receiving goods taken from tn,
stoss Of Glenn F. Burgston in Rocl
Island May 20, articles valued a
l ss35e.
J Christ Keidel. confidence game
I Charged with obtaining from Pet
Cueaelius $40 May Z.
l Bath Pedigo. keeping house o
M4ame May 10.
lawrence Pedigo, pandering
| Charged with receiving money from
Ala Mccormick, earnings from
Fatitutiou.
Loyal Hicks. burglary. Charge,
vm entering Martin cigar stor'
"A Is IN Rock Island June 8.
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Dialogue. .Let "a Can 4 H.it~
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Recitation. .I1l IN the nest
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Song "Summer's Rsantifn, n.v..
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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-01-08

that will mean new era in monu-
mental art
The prince is slight or statue and
bears a remarkable resemb lance to
his royal brother. He speaks rapidly
in perfect English and appears i'm
mensely enthusiastic over this lad
venture in art" as he calls it. He
and Mr.. Bsrglum came directly from
Richmond, Va, where the sculptor
had delivered a number of talks to
clubs and societies.
Mr.. Borglum said they would be in
Atlanta four or five days while he
looked over the plans for work on
the mountain.
"a general reorganization is plan
ned for conducting this enormous
work." said he. ct am not at liberty
to say anything definite about it now,
but I believe work on the monument
itself will begin within thirty days"
While here the prince and Mr..
Borglum will be guests of Mr.. Ven
able. Wednesday they went directly
from the train to the Piedmont hotel
for luncheon. They planned to see
the mountain Thursday afternoon,
the princes eagerness being undis-
guised and his excitement almost
boyish over the prospect Of seeing
the site of the prodigious monument
planned for the southern Confed-
eracy.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-01-08
Stranger Makes Hubby
Transfer His Wife
At Point of Pistol

MADISON, Wis, Jan. 7-Philip
Frazen is doing the best he can to
take care Of his two-year-old baby,
and perform his duties as chief dec
orator at the University of Wiscon-
sin at the same time
His wife has left him.
The circumstances Of her going
have left Frazen somewhat dazed.
II came home last Tuesday night
and my wife met me in the hail."
he said Thursday night. "She greet
ed me cordially and then I saw a
man back of the portieres in the
living room.
HE stepped up to me and said,
This woman is my wife. She
married me thirteen years ago in
Australia. [ have looked for her
for eleven years, and now I have
found here. She loves me, and is
going with me. Sign this paper
He pushed a paper at me. 1t
estate Of any kind. Done in Madison,
Wis, January 4, 1921. :.
II looked at my wife. 1 couldn't
believe it. We have been happily
married for ten years. She nodded
Il signed, and as they were leav-
ing this man, who called himself
Pierre Paul Author, but whose right
name is Pierre De voy, showed 9
pistol in my back and told me If
ever reported the matter to the po-
lice he would come back and kill
me.
II can't believe it yet! That is
why. 1 do not know If I am glad or
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-01-08
Half Brother Of King Of
Spain on VlS1t to Atlanta
MN GutxOn BOrglum

Gutzon Borglum, famous sculptor,
and Prince Alfonso Louis de Bour-
bon, half-brother of King Alfonso OF
Spain, reached Atlanta shortly after
noon Thursday to be the guests OF
S. H. Venable for several days, while
Mr.. Borglum looks over the prospec-
tive gigantic memorial work on Stone
by the United Daughters of the Con-
federacy as the greatest Of earth's
monuments to the Lost Cause"
Prince Alfonso, whose home is in
Paris, is a distinguished patron OF
arts, especially of sculpture, and a
warm friend Of Mr.. Borglum. He
came with him for the sole purpose
Of seeing Stone mountain and study
ing with the famous sculptor, the
project Of the most stupendous monu-
ment ever planned. .---.
"This plan is to me bewildering-
stupendous," said the prince. "All
last night 1 could hardly sleep for
thinking that on the morrow | should
see this greatest Of all monoliths, on
which should be executed design
that would dwarf the most gigantic
of all the monuments Of ancients and
moderns. The Egyptians built their
pyramids and they were splendid
monuments for dead kings. The
Greeks built the Acropolis and an In
dian king the Mahal. the most beau
tiful of earth's buildings. But at the
best, these peoples and these kings
only took their little sections of
to build their monuments
and statues. while here is a plan to
make of a whole mountain of stone,
an imperishable monument to a cause
which I can we'll believe will never
die in the hearts of the american
people.
ga tremendous conception-the
greatest the world has ever known,
from what Mr.. Borglum has told me.
And for this reason I came to Amer
lea. 1 follow art around the world,
and I am convinced without ever
having seen this mountain of gran
lite. that I shall be able to take back
with me to Europe a message from
the new world for. a new century