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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01
CABLECRAMAS De EESSFPANA DEL
SERVICIO ESPECIAL De "LAPRENSAA"
Causa inquietud, aan, al
gobierno la amenaza
del boEshevikismc

MADRID, Enero 29.-La mayor
ansiedad Sc nota en- los circulos del
gobierno a causa de la rapida forma
en- que esta cundiendo por TODD Ell
pals el bolshevikismo.
Romanones, tratando de justifi-
car Ia politica que esta slguiendo de
eXpulsar 4 los rusos, de Espana, la
manifestado que durante los COS 0
tres amos Ultimos, Espaha ha sido
IN campo verdaderamcnte propiclo
para todos aQuelIos que han s!do eX-
pulsados de su pals por cOnsiderarse-
les perniciosos. De cualquier modo.
10 cierto es que dos barcos llcnos
de rusos que Sc habian refug!ado en-
Espana. han salido va para Odessa,
V que Sc anuncla que otros mas sal
dram en- brcve. Algunos de los rusos
que residen en- la Peninsula desdc
hace much; tempo. Sc han dirigido
al gobierno pidiendole que les per
mita permanecer en- ella.
Esta determination del %obicrno
ha dado lugar q que Sc lie critique di-
ciendo que no ha mostrado Ia misma
| energia tratandose de lbs aiemanes
reputados tambien como p~erniclosos.
De acuerdo con las 6rdencs libra
| das por el gobierno. Sc han l!evado
a cabo va muchas aprehensiones de
agentes bolShevikistas, y la po!icla
anda aras de otros muchos que han
Ilegado p]rocedentes de Barcelona.
Entire los aprehendidos Sc cuentan
muchos s~indicalistas espanoics Y mu-
chas personals de quienes Sc l!egaron
a abrigar vehementes sospechas de
! estar en- c~onnivencia con los bloshe-
vikis Y a Cuienes Sc Ia juZgado pc
Hgrosos. Sc italian presses a bordo
del barco de guerra "Pelayo', que Sc
e~ncuentra anclado en- Ia bahia de
Barcelona. Entire los ap]rehendidos.
Sc hal!a cl conocido cscrltor catalan
Emaine, ' scgrin Sc sabe, 81 director
De! peri0dicc "Solidaridad Obrera,'
Brossa TCstana. logrG escaparse, pro-
bablemente huyendo para Fraacia.
Con ~relaci6n a Ia p%olitica Exterior.
el Primer Ministro RomanoneS, dijo
que Espana ha seguido fielmentc j"
que le marcaba 81 tratado respective.
deSdc el aHo de 1902, Y que en- 10
future. tratari de buscar IN mayor
accrcamicnto tanto 4 los PASSES ALA
dos como 4 los Estados Unidos.
Manifesto i@uaimcnte que Ia Con-
rercncia dc Paz ohrar5. sin duda, con
toda justification en- 10 que sc re-
fierc Il los ~intcrescS ~ospanoics en-
4IarrucroS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01
realistas siguen e
combate por su cGuSa
en- Portugal

MADRID. ERero 29.-Las noticias
que Sc reciben de Portugal, siguen
siendo contradictorias, dicen las in
formaciones que Sc reciben de Nigo,
pues mientras los realistas aseguran
Que TODD el Norte del pals Sc en-
cuentra en- su poder, los informes
que proceden de otras fuentes hacen
saber que no cabe duGar que Bra
ganza, Vallareal Y CASTILLO Blanco,
estan en- manos de los republicanos.
10 que 81 pareec ser un hecho, Sc
gun Sc deSprende de las noticias
recibidas de Vigo, es que la monar-
ouia ha sido proclamada, ademas
de las ~pob!acioncs en- dondc 10 fuc
desde un principle, en- Louzeda, Vi
llado. Condo. Barcellos Y Santo Tr-
so.
Tambien Sc ha logrado saber que
ell gobierno ha decidido b~ombardear
cl puerto de Oporto, por mar, y que
con csc objeto han sidO envladaS una
o dos unidaGes navales.
Los monarQuicos, pOr su parte, di-
cen que ell canonero "Limpopo' que
fue eaviado contra Oporto, fue obi
gado a retirarse dehido al fuego Y
que recibi5 ordencs de dirigirse a
Vigo para ponerse en- ~seguridad. Sc
corsidera improbable este, pOrQue el
referido canonero estaba en- Nlgo
previamente. V ell Comandante de q
inform6' que habia recibido ordenes
de salir a recorrer la costa.
Sc han tenido noticias tambien
de que Ell destroyer "Guadiana' bonn
barde5 Oporto y cause algunos da-
nos. especialmente en- Ia planta de
luz.
Altman los realistas que Coimbra
Sc ha!la a MERGED dc ellos, pcro sc
sabe que la guarnici0n republican,
ha sido refor2ada.
Sc sabe i~gualmente que Ia esta-
ci5n inalambrica de Monte SAnto,
fue uSada por los monarquicos
nara hacer circular nOticias favora-
bles . su causa fuG destrulda, que
Ell concrete de Lisboa sc halla ce-
rrado aGn Y que ell gobierno ha pro-
cedido q rcuuisar los AUTOMOBILES,
Y ha anuuciado que sera abolida Ia
ley ~raferen:e a la separation de Ia
Iglcsia : del EstadO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01
CREE QUE FUE
SU MARIDO QUEEN
LE D0 MUERTE
Es buscado este por las
autoridades CON gran
actividad. Existe Ia
creencia de cue
Sc fue a
Mexico

motive de que el gerente del mlsmo.
senior Sam Cole. creyera que "a NIL
jer enccntrada en- IN arroyo cercano
era In que Sc habia alojado ALI. pocos
dias antes. Ia sonora Oliver.
Sc hizc una Investigation comPa-
ranGo parte de las ropas encontradas
con las de la des~aparecida, y en- E.
feeto Sc supo que ambas ~perteneclan
q Ia miSma persona.
Inmediatamente Sc do aviso a To-
das las Doblaciones de los alrededc-
res ' I NeXicali, para que las auto
ridades brotedieran 4 capturar ai Sc
nor Oliver.
:FuG este el GSeSia0?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01
siriocos de Mexico
Sc orgontzaR para Ia
discussion de asuRtcS

CICDAD De MEXICO. ner Ii
La CcIonia Syrio-Llbanesa dc IL ca
2ital. pcrfectamenta de acuerdc en-
TODD 10 que Sc relaciona con Ia &C
tual Iiberacion de 81 patria. y que lie
va cl nombrc de Syria Cnida.' &C.
lebr6 una ~interesante session o Ell fin
de diScutir los terminus en- que de
bia enviar IN memorial 4 las COME
rencias de Paz. sobre asuntos relati-
vos q su lejana patria.
Desean los sirios que Sc r~econozcan
4 SUI patria las antiques fronteras y
que sea regida por un gobterno re-
publicano federatiTo.
Solicitan tambi6H que por ningun
motive Sc consienta en- l. r~eStaura-
ci6n de los turcoS. que sc haga Ia Sc
paraci6n de Ia IglcSia y el Estado, y
que 81 idioma official sea 81 arabe,
Que es su lengua madre.
Ago mas piden los syriO-ibaneses,
y que como es de justicia. segun los
nueycs principles. tienen la seguri-
dad dc Que SUI patria volyera a ser
10 cue en- los antiques tiempos: n
naci6n floreciente Y rica. 4 Ia que vol
vcran todoS sus hijoS a trubajar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01

Ell CENTRIC CAL enero 20
Las autoridades de aqui Green haber
descubierto va el velo que ocultaba el
misterioso hallazgo dc una mujer que
mazda, en- las inmediaciones de la po-
blaci6n. Despues &c ~innumerables
pesquisas. Sc ha sabido que el nombre
de Ia mujer era Oliver Roberts.
Ahora, las a~utoridaGes de tcdo e
Vale Imperial V las de Ia ]poblaclon
mexicana de MeXicali, estan "cazan-
dc" al asesino. que Sc supOne es ei es-
poso de Ia quemada,' nor Oliver
Roberts.
Para fundar l. s~upoAci6n de que
el delincuente sea dicho senior Roberts
las ~autoridades han deciarado que hG
de~saparecido eI esPoso de IA vlctima,
al mismo tempo que esta d~esaparecie-
IA de Ia ciudad De E Centre.
Sc cree Gue el dia ) del mes actual
Sc d~esarroll6 II ~eSpantoSa tragcdIa
cue tuvo como teSJigo, q Una nina dc
dos amos = medic &c edad, hija de los
actnres del sombrio drama.
U riaje ~ertr11o.
e. dia : del mes actual G! senior O.
liver llego con Su eSposa q I'm hotel,
FL Oregon, Y - registro en- los horos
del mismo como DrecedeHte de San
Diego. California
Al dia ~SiguienJe. los eSposoS OH
yer habian desabareci6G con 81 peQue-
ma hija de dos aac y medic de =
dad. AIgunas prendas de veStir de
iaron los esposos en- el cuarto del no.
te'. Y 81 eN5raHa desap&riclon fue
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01
EMPlEEzAA AQCLAARRAARRSSEE FL MIISIERO QUE R0DEA la
hTIJERTE DE IA "MIJER WEMADA

de que dicho senor haya sidO quien
asesin6 a su esposa y luego la AFRO
10 a una hoguera regada con pc
tr6leo, hay tambien quier opine que
bien pudo ocurrir que dicho senior o.
liver haya sido victima de un crimen,
Y como su esposa haya sido sepulta-
do en- algun sitio no LELAND, u Gonde
Sc encontraron los restos de Ia mu-
ier.
Sin embargo, hay I'm detalle que
hace presumir que ell delincuente fue
ci citado senior Oliver: Ia hoguera
que consumio a medals los restos
morales de Ia mujer estaba rociada
con k~eroscana. Y Oliver habia ad-
ouirido. durante su ~estancia en- ell Ho-
tel Oregon. una buena cantidad de
esta materia inflamable.
:Premadit0 cl asesino su crlmen?
Lo 2erDetr6 en- ell Hotel Y luego saco
el cadaver Y 10 lIev6 al sitio donde
fu5 cncontrado por las au~toridades,
donde quiSo conSumirlo por el tuego
para que no fuera encontraGa nj ira
"a de su delito?
Estas son las preguntas que Sc ma
cen LIS autoridades Y el publico, a.
rasionado por seguir los ]incidenres
de este crimen sensational.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01
La fTicrtar dc Oiiycr.

La fiioctoa dc Cjjycr.
Las autoridades De FL Centre tic
ncn todaS las sehas Que pucden ser
viz para que las autoridades de MeNi-
20. encuentren al asesino: ullver
Is I'm hombre de treinta amos de edad
de complexion robusta. Y pesa ciento
seSenta libraS.
Fl cabaIlo que Sc liev6 al desapa-
rccer de FL Centre. ticnc cl nombre
de "McNeer" ' Is muy conocldo por
los ~rancheros dc las ~poblacioneS inmc-
diatas.
Sc cree que 81 Oliver cruz6 Ia Ii
uoa. debe hallarse en- algun Hunro del
Canine Nacional. que Sc abrc en- pie
no desicrto. aSi cs que Ia captura del
delincucnte en- tai case Is muy facil,
pues son conocidos todoS los haitian
ties de las pcquenas poblacioncs McHi-
canas y L. aDaricion de un hombre eN-
traHo cs notada Embellishments.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01
i Ia ra.r del honb,.".

! Ia cG.H Gtt HONDT".
Como deciamos al prinC5pio de csta
no.a. centenares dc hombrcs eStan bus
canto Il Oliver, cuyo paraderO nadle
puede prcciSar, pueS nadie 10 VIC So
lir del MOTEL. nj nadie tampoco que
Sc dirigiera = a!guna de i2s p~oblac!o-
mes v~ecinas.
Tn indicio. 81 Jnjco que hay para
pensar gus Oliver cruzo Ia frontera
americana Y Sc inferno cn territor!o
mexicano. ha sido hallado: el asesino
aluuil6 IN caballC en- TN meSon lie Fl
Centre Y con Il desaparc,l1 mas tar
de.
Ia circumstances De que varies all
~tom6viles de p~asajerCa saien de eSS.
roblaci5n par1 diversos laEares Y cue
e senior O. yer ID tcmo ringuo pa
- .iue no Sc conoc.era e. rumbo To
Nevada despues hace presumir q fuc
i deIincuent- el eSposo de Ia vlctI-
ma.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-22
PROMINENT NOXUBEEIANS
ARE HERE FRIDAY

A delegation of prominent Noxu-
beeians was in this city last Friday
and met number of the leading men
of the community who are active in
good road work in the interest OF a
closer connection between the section
represented in the Bigbee Valley of
Noxubee and Columbus and Lowndes
county. In the delegation were two
of the road commissioners Of District
No. of Noxubee, Messrs. w. d.
Stewart and G. f. Hummer, and
Messrs. J. G. Tatum of this county,
Tom w. Jackson and Lem Rife.
These gentlemen came here TO ex-
plain to the business men OF this
county the desire of the people of
their section to get road from the
old Prairie Point section Of Noxubee
north through the Bigbee Valley sec
ton to the Lowndes county line and
to ask the support of the people Of
Lowndes in a pledge that If such a
road is constructed in Noxubee that
the people of Lowndes would meet
them at he county line in a through
road connection.
The matter from the Lowndes coun-
ty standpoint is simple one and
they were assured that II they built
/ to the county line they would have a
direct road to this city. In fact Dis
trict No. 4 in this county has already
! planned and provided for the con-
struction of a graveled road to point
within two miles Of where the two
roads would connect and the Noxubee
county men were assured that if they
would build their end of the connee-
| ton the Lowndes county link would
be speedily built While the two or
more miles necessary to connect the
two roads in this county is not in
cluded in the bond issue scheme Of
the district in this county the road is
such a valuable one from every stand
point that II the people Of Noxubee
build their end of the road the link
in this county will be built by popu-
lar subscription if it cannot be con-
structed in any other way.
The people Of the Bigby Valley sec
ten Of Nexuhee have long desired 2
more direct connection with this city.
To come from that section to Colum-
bus now requires a long circuitous
route Of long mileage and the new
route will place Columbus in close
proximity to this neighborhood which
we have all long desired.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-22
Endorse Vaughn
For County Supt.

Any man who comes before the peo-
pie Of this county and asks for their
support in the co ing election, should
show some good reasons for fayora-
BILE consideration of his claim. We
have induced a man to 4ffer for the
office of County Superintendent of
Education; and in justice TO you and
fairness to him, the following is given;
]. r. Vaughan is the son of Henry
B. Vaughn and was born and reared
in Lowndes County. After finishing
grammar school he spent five years
at Miss. A. & NJ. College, where he
received his degree in Class of 1911,
masters degree in 1913. After taking
courses at U. Of w. and also at Cor
nell was principal of Harrison County
Agricultural High School for two
years, leaving there to take up farm
ing. Was later induced to teach his
home school for four years and put
same on map. Volunteered for over
sea Y. NJ. c. A. work, was accepted
and trained for three months at Co
lumbia University, but before sailing
order came from Paris asking that
more men under thirty years of age
be sent across. Vaughn came home
again and went to work with his farm
ing and live stock raising. Today he
is one Of our most successful breeders
of Duroc hogs and has made good with
his farm"
The above is printed because we
want you to know that the man Of
our choice is an all round man, not
only teacher, not only farmer, but
also aman well qualified to fill the
position which he seeks at your hands.
He has prepared himself for this work
and measures up to every requirement
of this most responsible place. At
this critical period in the history Of
our country ii is well that we give due
consideration to the claims Of the men
who seek political preferment at our
hands. And unless we are sure that
these same men when elected, can be
counted upon to give us progressive
administration then we have indeed
missed one Of the greatest Of all les
sons and our great county can never
hope to take rank among those who
have seen the light and have placed
their trust in the young man Of worth
and action. We believe in this man
and for that reason alone have we
brought these facts for your consid-
GRAFTON and approval.
VAUGHN CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-22

Church, fashioned into this symmetri-
cal form, we present to you, our be-
loved rector, this sacred cross, rich
with memories that we hope may give
you greater strength in your noble
work, silently speaking an eloquent
message of love and loyalty.
TO the Bishopric we give man of
spotless character, sweet of nature,
gentle Of spirit, high ideals and
splendid mental attainments, Whose
heart is filled with noble thoughts and
every deed is nobly wrought" one
who will wear the inter with honor
and distinction.
May the sparks of these jewels and
the sacred memories here enshrined
be a light to lead you on to sublime
heights as Bishop Coadjutor of Mis-
sissippi.-Church News.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-22
CONSTIPATION


Msadorsviila. Ky.-NrA Pearl PsS'
Vlsk, Of this place. writes: Il was
very eo1stiDstsA ksG sezr stomach
cad was 20 uncomfortable I vent 70
GAo Doctor. He gave me some ptlla.
TAsy weakened me ana seemed 70
OsAR up my digegtiOA Thsy would
gripS me and Afterwards It seemed
I was more conseipats1 thAa bstorO-
/ heard Of DiAek-Dr11SAt azA -
Sldsd . tn Il found 4 Just vAAa ]
asedpd. u was an saay laxAtiyG and
noe bed % swallow. Ny disasaion soon
@Beovs1 l eoA veil o. o. souF Stom-
"a. ny bowels seoA sssmsd normal,
- more gElpinG AaA I vssld take Z
aa new ana thoa, ana we n ~
NAapa. GAA
I sAansa ~ 30 nuaA ~ BlAeA'
DgaaghA Or u h The finsva lanstivc
,ens "a go
Thsfasr1s Biask-DsansAs has ~
nay YsaEs booa hDuna - groat Wales
q - tEaatnut e nls1a1A nvoR unt
AoWd ereaelsa Ay = tAks. guAtll
al1 FaEissis n itB Astisa. lsavfng -
nd aNsr-Nffsuta, Il has woa the pFAtal
e. tAswHanas a poowie va have uneA
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-22
CAR DESERVES
SERVICE MEDAL
So SAYS Soldier Who Witnessed De-
trOit Motor Overcome Big OBJ
stacles. in France.
Beauty Marred Many Times BY
Shrapnel Holes. But Still ON Job
With Army on the Rhine.

Compelling evidence of the warm
admiration held for Dodge Brothers
motor car by members of the Ameri-
can Expeditionary Forces, is con-
tanned in an endless succession Of let
tiers received by the Detroit manu-
facturers from uniformed men of ev-
cry rank. More than $4,000 Dodge
Brothers motor cars served with the
American army and the following let
ter is typical of the comments of
those who saw the car in action:
"While reading some New York pa
pers recently | noticed that while
other cars were praised highly Tin
their advertisements for the good
work done in overseas service, moth
ing was said of the Dodge car.
81 have been over here on active
service for year and have been driv-
ing a Dodge Brothers Sedan for the
last eight months. This little car has
made $1,000 miles and has never been
laid up for motor. Transmission or any
other car trouble. It's work during
this time can not be praised too high
ly. In all the big battles Of the Third
Division, namely, Chauteau-Thierry,
st. Mihiel and Argonne, the little
Dodge has never once failed to re-
spond. In the last American cam
paign / have driven it up hills and
through roads where other cars Of
higher price were forced to detour.
| have been through roads with mud
right to the hub caps and places
where only tanks and artillery trae-
tors could make their way.
Il am sure if decorations were
given to motor vehicles on their good
work performed in war service, the
Dodges that are on duty with the
A. E. F. would receive the lions
share. Although her beauties were
marred many times by shrapnel holes,
she is still on the job with the Army
on the Rhine. Have used only two
sets a tires in ali the 27,oco uiles
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-22
Advertising Merchants
Best Aid

Following is from Mr.. r, H. Kennedys lecture at the
High School the past week. referring to newspaper ad
vertisng:
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-22
BISHOP GREEN'S PICTORIAL
CROSS.

The Church News is in receipt of a
dainty little pamphlet, presenting to
Bishop Green the Pectoral Cross
which was bestowed upon him at his
Conservation. This little book sets
forth the history Of the making OF
the Cross and contains a very long
list of names of those who made the
gift possible. The book becomes OF
historic value and it was splendid
idea this to preserve the history Of it
all. We copy below the first page OF
the book:
History of the Cross.
The members of the Guild, who
have served as Hand Maidens" at
the Altar with you these many years,
desired to present to you an emblem
of our love and of our admiration OF
your brilliant leadership Of this Par
ish. Each member Of your congrega-
ton was extended the privilege of
giving piece of gold hallowed with
sacred memories to be made into a
priceless gift.
This gift nodded from the wedding
rings of your sainted grandparents,
Bishop and Mrs. Green, and Rev. Will
liam Crane; from the trinkets of the
widow, too precious for other hands
to touch; from tear-stained little
rings, chains and buttons, sacred to
the mothers aching heart; from lock-
cts worn with years of tender hand
ling; embellished with the jewels OF
your own hearts love sparkling with
her pride and joy.
Bound around, within end without,
with the esteem of united Parish,
consecrated with the loyalty and pray
ers of each member of st. Andrews
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-22

and the roads Of northern France are
very different from Riverside Drive.
As for oil, / have used from the thin
nest grade to the heaviest transmits
sion oil and have never been troubled
with loose bearings. IAN sure that is
wonderful record for car that is
50 low in price.
Hoping this letter gives the Dodge
Manufacturers . little satisSaotioa for
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-22

the valuable work Of their car in the
A. E. F, am, respectfully,
PVT. FRED w. D0NLoN,
Hdqrs. 4th U. s. Inf.
srd Division"
The letter was written March s,
1918, in Germany.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-22

Fer InaigoStlsn. coustiPatiOa -
DiliomsmeSs
Just try enc Scent bottle Of LAX-FoS
WITH PEPSES. A Liquid Digestive
Laxstive pleasant - tahs hads 80
Recommended to the pHbhc b. Paris Md
cine Co. nanufsetzs-s sfLsxstivs HsOzs
oaiainS ard crOvsa Tastsless chill Teais.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-22

For book work. Apply tomorrow
usHning at this office.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-22

II IL, a cool plsee, ne rHppests.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-02-04

Pioneer of Alaska Igloo, No. IT, neeta in A. IS. Hsu first Monday In every month at S:3O p. m.
 visiting Brothers cordially "eA" como. , r. w. J. MULV1HILL, Pres.
 J. c. PHELPS, Secy.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-02-04
WOULD ESTABLISH ASYLUM
 FOR FEEBLE MINDED POULTRY

Omaha, Feb. 3. - A suggestion to establish an asylum for insane fowls capped the climax of & lecture by Harry Kinley at the Y. M. c. A. last night. Though the resolution did not carry, it helped to bring the meeting to close
 The suggestion was made follow inc a discussion regarding a hen owred by one of the women in at tendance wno complained that the fowl in question was in the habit os placing it's head between it's legs ana walking backwards.
 "I think the her has nervous ttuuule," suggested the woman.
 T believe she has softening of tho brain," stated a man who seem ed to know what he was talking about.
 Try giving her a dose of castor oil," suggested 8 third.
 MT. Kinley, who owns one of the best-equipped poultry farms in the country, is reputed to be an au- thority on all things pertaining to chickens.
 The subject of his lecture was Fixtures and Poultry Appliances, " ono of a series of free lectures spon' sored by the state. After he had com Nleted his talk he requested members of the audience to question him about anything of which they were ndoubt.