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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-05
La nohcia de Ia
derrota cae en- arls
como una bonba
En- Londres Sc negaban
a Greer en- ell fracaso
de Carpenter.
o. nusatrs ssrvIcso cabi.grasco EspsetalI

Os nussfrs aervicao Cabhgraaco Especially
PARIS, julio Ala noticia de Il
derrota de Carpenter, que circul6 en-
ediciones especiales por toda La ciu-
dad, CAUSE un pesar hondisimo en- to-
dos los cfrculos deportivos y sociales.
En- Londres tambien sc lamenta mu-
cho esta perdida, donde Sc negaban
Greer que el formidable campe6n franz
c9s fuera derrotado por el campe6n
americana, hasta que los aeroplanos
militares proyectaron sns luces blan-
cas-, convenidas de antemano, para
signifcar Ia. derrota. FL Presidente
de Ia Repdblica, Mr.. Millernad, reci-
bio los detalles de la pelea en- el Pa
lacio del Eliseo, exclamando despues
de estudiarlos, CON una paciencia muy
signifcativa: "Otra vez sera".
PARIS, julio &.-El rey Alfonso de
Espaha q rey Jorge, de Inglaterra,
que Sc hallaban sumamente interesa-
dos en- La lucha Dempsey Carpenter,
recibieron con una frialdad descon-
certante Ia deraota del campe6n fran.
c6s. Nadie guerra darle credito a Ia
Fnoticia, por parecerle impossible. Tai
era Ia fama como boxeador que Sc
habia creado en- el mundo Carpenter
por su habilidad y sonocimientos de
los secretos del boxeo. Pero todos
atribuyen esta yderrota sinembargo,
la fuerza bruta del campe6n yankee.
WASHINGTON, julio 4.--El Pre-
sidente Harding, recibi6 Ia noticia del
final del match Dempsey Carpentier
en- la misma Casa Blanca. Sc mostr6
|indiferente cuando supo del triunfo de
su compatriota, limitandose pregun~
tar 81 Ia pelea habia sido regia. Guam
do le dijeron que la lucha fue preseu.
ciada por mas de $4,000 almasj y qua
fCcntinda en- Ia pAG. 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-05
Tn geIltio lTlIilerl-
SO invade IA Gu
dad de Jersey
Los precios de hospeda-
je alcaTlzan fabu-
lOSaS ALIAS.
tDe nuss.ro ssr,ieio c.blsgraaeo Especial,

"a
JERSEY CITY, julio 5: Jamas en-
la historic del boxeo Sc habia visto
un oleaje humane tan immense como
el que atendio a Ia gran lucha efectua-
da Ell sa6ado, entire los afamados atle-
tas del puho Jack Dempsey y George
Carpenter.
Los preliminares que siernpre pre-
ceden uii encuentro de esta natura-
leza, tenian los simpatizadores del
boxeo v los no sinpatizadores del
boxeo va los no siinpatizadores,
en- una tension ncrviosa inmel,-
sa, desde quef ue anunciado al
mundo el terrible encuentro, mientras
los dos campeones Sc entrenaban pa
"a entrar en- batalla, hasta el instan-
to supreme en- que iban medir sus
colosales fuerzas por obtener el cam
peonato del mundo.
La prensa toda de, la nacion, dia
por dia, publicaba extensos info1mes
sobre las condolences fisicas, sobre la
vida pasada v presente, sobre Ia des-
treza, agilidad, fuerza, peso y n1edidas
de ambos atletas y Sc contaban de
ellos curiosas anecdotas de sus pasa-
das 6pocas, v de su espiritu demos
trado acerca de la Iaiitua confianza y
de las esperanzas que abrigaban pa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-05
EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL
SEGUNDO DISTRITO DE
SAN JUAN, 2. X.
Sr. Director de Ell IMPARCIAI.,
San Juan. = n.

Sr. Director de Ell IMPARCIAI..
San Juan, p. II.
POr el presente de orden de Ia
Corte, So informa a los sefiores abo-
sados Y litigantes, que tienen asun-
os pcndicntes aNae la Corte de Dis
:rilo de san Ju"u. Secci6n Segdnda,
me 81 pt6y!mo jueyes. dfa Z &c julio
IL 1921. a las . de la manaEa, SC pro-
edcrh II la loctura dc! Calcnda, 10 de
odcS los casos ciyiles, con Ell obieto
Il qiie eaia Corte tone respecto de
los las rr@o!ucifnos q:tc Sssan pert1-
lentee.
san Iuan, L. r.. Julio >. 1921
o. FCgfGn Saajarjo,
Secrctario C0r'" Di>trito. Seguado
Disirit0 dc san Juan. AdE
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-05
Una hermosa nina

Grata vista, Y con toda felicidad
para el hogar de los distinguidos es-
pesos Ramon Valdes Cobian, y Maria
ma Lopez Cepero Bonnano, el naci-
miento de una hermosa criatura que
vino al mundo con toda felicidad a la
l Y Is de la tarde del domingo, en-
Ia Clinica Toro Cuevas Belebal, en-
Santurce.
Ell cstado de la joven sonora es sa-
tisfactorio asi como ell de la bella
nina.
Nuestra congratulacion los dis
tinguidos esposos y que tenga ell me-
jor porvenir en- su senda por la vida
la nueva cristiana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-05
BOda distinguida

La ilustrada Srta. Maria Luisa Cas-
tellanos asidua colaboradora de la pre-
ciosa revista "Asturias", que Sc pu-
blica en- la Habana, ha contraido ma
trimorio en- Lanes, su residencia ac-
tua!, con ell distinguido caballero don
Antonio Alfonso Iguanzo, de la misma
pohlacion asturiana.
No hace mucho que la Srta. Caste
llanos fue graduada de Bachiller en-
la Univedsidad de Oviedo, y por sus
cronicas goza de mereci-
do renombre en- ell mundo de las le-
tras.
Agradecemos mucho la cortes invi-
tacion con que nos ha favorecido, y
deseamos a los nuevos conyuges toda
suerte de felcidades.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-05
Sc lie extravi6 ell sueldO

La Sria. Rosa Maria Cueras, taqu1-
grafa del Departamcnto Gel Interior,
despuGs dc cobrar su sueldo de sj dc
lares el dfa dltnO, los coloe6 en- su
cartera y asta So .e eYtraei6, sin dar-
Sc cuenta en d6nde. La eypresade su-
ma sc compcnfa dc siete billeteS de
10 !d6laes uno de i. La Srta. Cue
vas nos dice que demos Ia notcla de
que scrd gratiicada la persona que
le entregue ese dincro. en- su residen.
cia de San Sebastian ii.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-05
Ell Captain Edward
enfermO

Sc encucntra reclufdo cu el "Aionte
Flores Sanatoriilm", nuestro amigo el
capitdn Edward Lesene, uno de los
Jcfcs de Ia Porto Rico Fruit Exchan-
90 V generalmente conocido estima.
do en- la ciudad.
Muchos de sus amigos han lido Il vi
sitarle Y SO trata de ma liscra infec-
ci6n en- una manO.
lie deseamos el mas prouto restA
blecimiento al enfermo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-05
Elpueblo ovaciona
deGrantenente a
los dos colosos
Ell peso de Carpenter
era de 172 libras y el
de Dempsey 1873.
tDs nusass servicso cablssraaeo Especially

(De nusage servicio cablesrAaeo Especially
JERSEY CITY, julio 3.-Cuando
Carpenter Sc dirigia al "ring", acom-
paiiado de su manager, Deschamps, y
dc sus entrenadores, la multitud le
tribute un caluroso APPLAUSE, que el
contesto agitando su diestra Y SON.
riendo afablemente. Parecia hallarse
satisfccho y con6ado y su sonrisa no
dejaba de dibujarse en- sus labios
cuando su numerosos amigos y SIM
patizadores Sc le acercaban, forman-
do cola, inacabable, para estrecharle
la mano.
Cuando aparecio su apuesta figura
en- el "ring", la ovacion Sc tradujo en-
IN delirio ensordecedor, y en- esos ms
tantes apareci6 en- el aire una escua-
drilla de aeroplanos, evolucionando
magestuosamente y lanzando bande-
ritas francesas y amreicanas sobre
las cabezas de la 1aultitud. Dempsey
hizo su entrada entonces Y los gritos
v los yivas Sc nultiplicaron de una
manera prolongada pareciendo aquello
un verdadero inferno.
Mientras Deschamps examinaba las
muecas de Dempsey, el juez Official,
Humphreys, anuncio ell peso de ambos
boxeadores. Carpenter pesaba 172 IL
bras y Dempsey 188.
Una banda de ndsica amenizo el
comienzo de la pelea tocando, prime
70 La Marsellesa" y luego ell "Star
Srangled Banner'', que el pdblico oy6
puesto de pie y al final Sc oyeron hui
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-05

Harry ]. Erila. nomhrado referee
nor el Estado de New ii r9cy para en-
tender en- el match Dempsey Carpen-
fier nor cl Campnonato munlial. Ertit
que Is M experto alieta, preside tam
biGn EN- Ia lucha entire Carpenter :
T.cyinsky. celcbrada en- lnglatcrra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-05
Compania FenoMana de Circunyalacion
de Puerto Rico.
CON RIA

primera Art III del RegIanento a. 4
copaha Fsoviafia de Cunsaadn de Puerto Rico por
prcsente todos los accicnias de ona
ha De eearse "A de Julio pr6xmo tarae 81 IA M a.
cnes d eheio principal Dc y Cmpaki Fes d. Pasrsa
Rico san Juan Puerto Rico. As
dameate aatorisado. N s E III w
conpaRia De csspnvalscidn IL pusro ill.,.
VICENTE FAN0. MANUEL GONZALEZ
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-05

.rras por Francia y los Estados Uni
dos.
AL anunciarse ell peso de ambos, y
al verse la desproporcion existente en-
tire los dos colosos, las apuestas su-
bieron dc dos a una en- favor de Demp
sey. No obstante va haber llegado en-
New York las apuestas cuantiosas
sumas, desde hacia dos semanas, ALI
sc cruzaron otras varias, mucho mas
numerosas Y casi todas favor del
atleta yankee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
New Elixir, Called AspirOn-
al, Medicated With Lat
est Scientific Remedies,
Used and Endorsed by
European and American
Army Surgeons to Cut
Short a Cold and Prevent
Complications.
Druggist in U. S. In
structed to Refund Price
While You W ait at
Counter If Relief Does
Not Come Within Two
Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immedi-
ate Relief, Quick Warm
Up.

The sensation OF the year In the
drug trade Is AspironaL the two-min-
ute cold and cough reliever. authori-
tatively guaranteed by the labora-
toriess tested, approved and most en-
Enthusiastically endorsed by the high
est authorities and proclaimed by the
common people as ten times as quick
and effective az whisky. rock and
rye, or any other cold and cough
remedy they have ever tried
All drug stores are now supplied
with the wonderful new elixir, 50 all
you have 70 do 70 get rid OF that cold
Is 20 step into the nearest drug store.
land the clerk half a dollar for bot
tie OF Aspironai and tell him TO serve
you two teaspoOnfuls with four tea
spoonfuls OF water in a glass With
your watch in your hand. take the
drink at one swallow and call for
your money back In two minutes II
yau cannot feel your cold fading
away like a dream within the time
limit Don't be bashful. for All drug
gists invite you and expect you TO try
It Everybody's doing It.
When your cold or cough IS re-
neved. take the remainder OF the bot
tie home TO your wife and babies. for
Aspironal is by far the safest and
most effective. the easiest 70 take and
the most agreeable cold and cough
remedy for infants and Children
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
In Prison For
Violation Espionage Act

lIoundsville. W. Va Jan l.-Ine
West Virginia state peuiteuuary has
Just received its first millionaire as a
prisoner. Henry Feltman. kentucky
tobacco manufacture. is beginning q
7-year sentence in the peuitentiary
here He was charged with violation
Of the espionage law
Feltman came here with two other
prominent Keutuckiaus. Henry kruse.
brewer. and C.. B. Schoberg, shoe
merchant. the former 20 serve five
years and the latter 10 years.
The three were convicted in 1918
and have since been fighting their
convictions in court. Recently they
disappeared. but a few days ago sur
rendered at the office Of United States
marshal Cox. iu Covington, Ky.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
TEXAS WOMEN
AFFECTED BY
POLL TAXLAW

Austin, Tex. Jan. Answering a
questions from state controller NJ l.
Wigginton. the attorney general held
today that every person, both men
and women. resident In Texas on
January L Of each year. by law are
subject to assessment and payment
Of the state poll tax
Such tax when properly assessed.
according 10 the opinion. constitutes
a lien upon all property, excepting
homesteads. whether separate or
community property. owned by the
person against whom the tax IS
levied
This means that all women must
pay poll tax before their separate or
community property IS assessed The
tax must also be paid in person eE-
cept I'm cities Of 10000 or less where
the tax may be paid By an agent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
LIKES
SORGHUM FEED
FROM TEXAS

Stamford. Tex. Jan The west
Texas chamber OF commerce has en-
desvored to interest Europe in pur-
chasing sorghum grains for feed sew
eral shipments went out Of New Or
leans and Galveston during 1919 on
contracts placed by English brokers
with west Texas concerns. and IL is
understood these shipments 10 French
consumers proved better than Ameri-
can corn. French stock seemed to
thrive particularly well on sorghum
grains raised in west Texas.
II seems that sorghum grains had
been used in France as far back as
1898 when some Of il was imported
from Africa
Acting through the international
chamber Of commerce. the west Texas
body Is now in communication with
Lacy c. Zapf- secretary Of the inter
national chamber, in an effort to ex-
pand the market for American sor-
ghum grains in France and in some
Of the countries bordering on France
Dr.. Fred Keppel. American admins
tration commissioner in Paris. has
been appealed TO in this matter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
ARIZONA ROADS ARE REPORTED
TO BE IN GOOD CONDITION

I, Arizona highways are IN good con-
4lllon, according TO a report from
CHARLES F.. Marvin, cher OF fbe
United states weather bureau al
EnoeniN, Ariz-, received by Miss
Buena Glider. secretary OF the IN
Faso Automobile club. The report
The river at Sacatou IS dry. How
ever. the crossing is sandy and rough
crossing is an right for light cars.
East OF Flagstaff, roads dry. West
or flagstaff light snow and mud in
places All roads passable
condition.
Valley roads in Maricopa county
are dusty coast roads fair: Black
canyon rough. Going 70 Ajo via Ia
ings
All roads I'm Mohave county in fair
condition except Old Trails national
highway from Crozier to blackberry.
All traffic Is being routed EinEman
70 Iopack via Yucca.
All other roads are reported in
good condition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
BRITISH
WAR TROPHIES
Sell AT $1,000

London, England, Jan. Great
Britain's most ancient military tro-
nhies, Roman battle standard and
Roman generals folding camp
chair have Just been sold for $1,000
at London auction room The an
uqulties were dug up in Essex cen
fury ago.
Experts believe the battle standard
ana the camp chair were captured or
lost in the disaster that overlook
me Roman Ninth legion in A. ID. 81,
when Bozlicea, queen OF Icenci cut
me legion 70 pieces as It advanced TO
relieve Colchester. Boadicea's Britons,
having burned Roman Colchester,
turned upon the Ninth legion. sur
nrised and destroyed f. The cavalry
alone got away, and IL is believed the
relics were abandoned on the field.
Ine standard and the chair are I'm
perfect preservation. The former is
q slight and elegant thing iu bronze
topped by four laurel Wreaths Of di-
lilnisnlnE size Below IS a medal
non. bearing on one side a portrait
- Nero and on the other an inlaid
design showing the emperor fin
itilmpnal car holding a palm branch
ANA a wreath
The chair is beautifully worked IN
IRON oNerlaid in silver, folding like
q modern camp stool
tenement. fine investment. Lee yevr-
ninn, tenement specialist Phi 1904. ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
USE OF ARMY
GAS MASK IN
MINES FATAL

Washington. D. c.. Jan. Implicit
faith in an instrument that saved the
lives Of thousands OF American SOL
diers in France is daily eudangerlnE
the lives OF scores Of men in industrial
life in the United States. DIT. r. C.
CoffreU. director Of the bureau of
mines said today. in another warn
ing against the use OF army gas
masks fn mine explosion and mine
fires Despite repeated warning from
the department. miners and persons
engaged in mine rescue work persist
in using army gas masks. Dr. Cot
trelI said. although the devices are Of
practically no use in the average mine
disaster.
Reviewing a number OF cases re-
Gently where men attempting mine
rescue work with army type gas
masks had been overcome and had
died. DR.. Cottrell said:
These fatalities Illustrate the fu-
tility OF the BELIEF quite prevalent
throughout the country that this
army type of gas mask VIII protect
the wearer against any type OF gases
under all conditions The fact is that
the army gas mask was very eE-
cellent device for the purpose In
tended. that o. protecting our sell
diers from the dabolical gases used in
warfare. The mask gave the men
such absolute protection that when
they returned from France they were
enthusiastic over its performance
they We're willing TO endorse the gas
mask for an purposes Of protection
against poisonous gases. These men.
II would seem, do not realize that
out in the open air Of the battlefield
the percentage OF gas i'm the air
would not be nearly so large as in the
confined spaces Of a mine or factory
fire"
The army mask affords absolutely
no protection against carbon monoXide
gas. which is most prevalent in mine
fires and factory disasters, DR.. Cot
treu said. adding that the masks win
actually be a menace because Of the
false feeling OF security they give the
Wearer.
The bureau OF mines endorses the
use OF the selfcoutained oxygen mine
rescue breathing apparatus and IS
prepared TO furnish information re-
garding its use
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
PLAN
COMMISSION TO
HANDLE WHEAT

Wichita, Kan, Jan. Creation OF
a sales commission 10 have charge
Of marketing 100000. 600 bushels Of
wheat raised by members Of the Ma
ton Wheat Growers association. was
decided on at meeting Of the execu-
tive board OF the association. It was
announced that the plan is the out
growth Of the recent farmers strike"
when the association issued a procia-
nation calling upon its members to
Withhold wheat until the price
reached 50 a bushel
The commission viii determine the
amount TO be marketed in each state
each month 90 provide a steady flow
Of wheat throughout the year, rather
than hasty marketing Of all grain
at harvest time.
Money viii be raised 70 tide over
the farmers by obtaining loans on re-
ceipts OF bonded warehouses operated
by the association.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
WOMEN BARRED FOR URIES
IN BALTIMORE, JUDGE HOLDS

Baltimore. Nd. Jan 7.@Jurfes in
Baltimore viii be limited TO men as
a result Of an announcement made
today by chief Judge Soper Of the SUI
preme bench that ne had been au-
thorized by the other judges to say
that the state law bars women jurors
The courts Jurisdiction is limited TO
Baltimore.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
BLUE LAWS AIM TO CLAMP
SUNDAY LID on EVERYTHING

Nashville. Tenn. Jan 1.-Oueratiou
Of passenger and freight trains in
this state on Sunday would be pro-
hfbited by a bin introduced in the
senate. The bill IS the first OF sew
eral blue laws TO be introduced and
would also ban Sunday baseball ard
other sports. publication OF ueWsua-
pers operation OF all stores and an
buying and selling except when
charity or necessity demanded.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

SEEK TO BAN
UTAH SMOKES

SAT- Lake CIfT, Utal. jan I'm
bill, designed 20 abolish
the MANUFACTURES. sale and use OF
cigarets fin Utah and which would pro
hfbit smoking Of pipe or cigars in any
public place. with the exception Of the
street. viii be introduced In the state
senate shortly after the legislature
convenes. Edward "a SouthwicS. sena-
tor from Lehi. Utah county. said
Mr. SouthWick declared ft would
have the support Of a majority Of
the senate and he felt the house would
support the measure. He said that
the inclusion Of cigars and pipes was
made because he felt that smokers
should be compelled 10 show considc-
ration Tor uon-smokers- His attitude
respecting cigarcts has been made
public before. He would legislate
them out Of existence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07
LIVE WIRE CLUB or " C. A..
WILL, GIVE HaNoT-Fr

Il was decided at a meeting OF the
Live Wire club Of the 7. 81. c. A.
Thursday night TO hold a banquet on
the evening Of January 20. A COM
mittee was appointed to organize q
basketball team
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

When a man can sit calmly with
out either blushing. grinninE or
clearing his throat while the toast
master IS introducing him. ne NAV
yet be said to have poise.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

GONZALES STILL JAUREZ MAYOR.
Mayor Francisco D. Gonzalez, Of
Juarez viii arrive in Juarez this aft
ernoon from Chihuahua City 40
news was received up TO this after
noon from chihuahua City TO indi-
cate that the state legislature had
taken any action TO rescind their de-
cisiou making 1lr. Gonzalez mayor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

To Cure a Cold IN One Day
rake Groves LAXATIVE BROMO
QJlNINE tablets. The genuine bears
the signature OF p. W. Grove. soc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-07

Gu1emeut. fine investment. Lee New
man, tenement specialist. Phi 4s0s. ADV
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-11-09
NOTICE OF CONSOLIDATION

The board of directors of The Clarion Company Ltd,
of the St Landry Clarion and the SarProgress
decided meeting held Tuesday morning to console
date the two popers under the of THE CLARION
PROGRESS.
The consolidation is made so that more time can be
devoted to the publishing of larger and better paper
the efforts of successful newspaper publishers being put
forth to give to St Landry parish the combined products
of the two best newspapers published IN this parish
We believe that in consolidating the two papers that
will better be able to you and the same time
give you the very best weekly paper published South
west louisiana 1t shall be pleasure TO make The
ClarionPrOgress very good that family in the
fines of the Parish of St Landry will want be without
the home paper.
The CaronProgr is the official journal of the par
ish of ST. Landry and of the City of Opelousas and will
be aim and earnest efforts to make worthy Of be-
ing called the official journal
The subscribers of the ST. Landry Clarion and of the
StarProgress will be put the mailing list of The Clar
ionProgress; those receiving the two papers will be gv
proper credit thereby assuring many subscribers of
the consolidated papers paid up paper for the
years Those holding subscriptions for longer period
will be taken care of accordingly.
We ask the people of the parish to bear with and
give us their cooperation and them that The
Clarion Progress will at all times be power for truth
and Justice and that it will be the pride of the commun-
ity and parish.
With this issue The Star-Progress gives way to the
steady march of progress and passes into history and in
so doing we feel that as of the StarProgress
must extend our sincere thanks to many friends
throughout the parish for their kind and generous pat
ronage and hope to serve them in any way possible
through the columns of The Carion-Progress
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1921-11-09
PROCLAMATION
"ARMISTICE DAY"

WHEREAS, November 18th, "ARMISTICE DAY"
III ever more be celebrated and commemorated as
o.t epochal date of the worlds history, the
rDr ATEST DAY among the free peoples of the earth
~ November 18th, 1918 tour lives, fortunes, and
y cred honor" were saved and confirmed to mankind
aT;ant and patriotic American soldier, who saved
LIood stained French Poilu, and the British Tommy
i ne make those soldiers feel that their sacrifices
80 MI been made in vain. Let us be united young and
Low our appreciation of the material and spiritual
;f;csnce of that triumph Let rededicate our lives
st living patriotism in the ordinary walks of life.
= us manifest and pledge undying gratitude to
ls .oIders some of whose earthly remains sleep be-
u L tbe poppy-covered fields of France, but whose
:;ta abide with the Nations for which they made the
Supreme Sacrifice.
THEREFORE, l. EDWARD L. LOEB, Mayor of the
c "a OpeIousas La. do hereby proclaim that Nov
bsr 18th, 1921 from the hour of II o'clock, A. M to
sIock p NJ all commercial persuits shall be suspend
y sn At the hour of IL AS o'clock A. M to II Noon all
A n the City shall be toed and all heads shall be
iy bowed for Three minutes, in tribute to the sol
- of the World War, who by their heroic sacrifices
vsd civilization from the abyss of destruction, and
80 forever secure freedom and independence we en-
oy and cherish
Given under my hand and SEAL at OpelOusas, La, on
M IN dav of November in the year of Our Lord, One
Thc,,,and Nine Hundred and Twenty-one
EDWARD,L. LOEB,
Mayor of OpeIousas
Atest:-J. J. PERRODIN,
Clerk.