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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02
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III thing ~ have
Md also Il dangerous thing
Last summer / listened 1" young
woman VII" haq dnhhlcd IN hall -hnk''d,
H-Cu:t-t"r diS"St"I l:"lrShvINth' lh'"r'"S
nur'h ~ she u,-d !" enjoy dah!''in% N
uu! pics Mit"r an. was lIlt!" ami IA an
livur drardii.~ when In was IL c''-
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social. Ms 81 IT, Er""p knew h"r
VII "n"GGh "md had - iN' enough To
realize bow ittl.. = al meant. liut
there were lwu ~ thrr, WOMEN wh"
absorption. On" could 80" II meant Il
great deal /" them. Much NOR" than II
Lii to IN" young lcrS"n with IN" cache
tongue perhaps because ''.'N dlln Nan"
faciic tongues and therefor" 'uidnt
get rid OF their thoughts by constantly
talking ahCut them
Whenever ] road N The newspapers
ahnu. Some foolish or wicked lhlntS
which u group If r"opl" hive don" IT,
pcthcr. hlnl; \. hind rh%t act w2H
SOMEONE with q rlri!" tongue.
How Their Emotions Were Lashed up.
For inS,.u,'. take h ith'N@ ~
Wruucriau opera S"nr'M iI'r" hrhiUI
then, there must havr bon 4 9Th tongue
or moro liii,iy. several which w'r' ~"
to lash UP ~" emotions Of thu %"pt'
WIN caused IN" Disturbances at IA ih' =
:trrs Those cul,t louS would n"v"i
htv,. riS,u II Themselves: IN" 'lu:'"
wasn't h!g enough ~ personal enough.
or again | rad "f y Strih" which mas
no, had public sympathy and which mas
..ndrd n >hr h,li"r class Of w"rE' 'S
going back /" work Will" one Of IL"
fC-"iEH elements - S'ill staying out
And then I can viSuali." som" foreign
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02
FOR sA1E-2Uv feet Of S-inch pipe

FOR SALE-2OU feet II S-inch Pipe:
200 feet Of G-inch rlpc: 200 feet Of 8,
incn pip; zoo feet OF %-inch .p!rr; 500
pipe: 100 feet OF 4 inch pipe: SDu feet
Of l-inch pipe; also two deep well
pumps: four iron pump VOLS; one quin-
;rlp!c small SIZr pump W" have - LOT
Of burnside stoves: also large line of
pipes and connections and valves. etc.
Tool Store, lO3l-23 Market street
Phone 1851. dbl
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FOR sALE-Ers,auran dumb waiter;

FOR SALE-ncstaurant dumb waiter;
one Bonstcr i;aSolIrc station; one h.
p. gasoline engine: one butchers Ice
box: several bars, with faucets and All
connections; one extra large baker; OAK
wash stands s. each; lot o. good shelly
ing; one electric beer pump. complete.
four large National cash registers. W"
buy and sell goods Of all descriptions.
Tool Store. I03l-33 Market street. Phon"
2gIJ-J. n-"i-;n
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DIED

Sunday. November 80.
1919. AT ( O'Clock p. m, At View Point
Sanatarium. JOHN McELREE. in the
"fth year OF his age.
Funeral services at tho home Of his SIS
ter, Mrs. James H. BumGardner. No.
1909 Woods street, Tuesday afternoon
at 3 o'clock lnterment Peninsula
ccmctrrY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02

FOR SALE-RC&taurant dumb waiter
uD" tow-hUr.': power Sas"lin" engine
one butchers ice box. several bars with
fawrrts and all connections. one extra
lars. baker. oak wash Stands 500 each.
i lnt of good sliriviug. ON" electric beer
pump complete. We buy and sell goods
uf all descriptions. Tool store l03l-33
Market street. Phone 29I5-J. dill
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poNT FAIL TO READ

OF Grass widow" tho
latest fiction serial stories by Miss Jane
Dixon, to appear Monday, wednesday,
aud SATURDAY IN The Wheeling Intelli-
Eeucer. order your subscription today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02

FOR SALE-Nrw Burnsidcs. second
hand Furnishes; coal and gas stoves Of
all kinds: one third cheaper than else
where; also large lot of second hand
stove PARTS. Tool Store l0%l-33 Market
street. Phone 2!IJ-J. dill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02

Thu greater the necessary Tor I"F'ne
Tho rrcoter your opportunity TO use
The IntelIigcprsr WA, 'ds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02
GENERAL NOTICES
Notice.

All lers,r~ ~ i,I%i,.tg- huISr~ ray
inr AIMS Iet,t:~i II" Manhattan H,:-
tlUrlir g." OWING bills :" sausc. WI!
kirrify ra.l Hui MAX" Sc;t!"in"'i- T!-
hu.tHvs: has 'hhaScd hand~,
d. NICK LUCAS, Proprietor.
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WANTED-Agents

WANTED-Agents. Cash in on prohibit
ton. 81 to $36 weekly. New, fast
selling articles-going like wildfire.
Agents cleaning up. Write today for
particulars. American Products Co. 30l
American Bldg. cincinnati. 0. n-?9-H
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WANTED-Msls

WANTED-Coopcrs. Extra good pay
Address 7. s.. care lntelligencer.
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WANTED-POSITION

Naturalization. Trained detective.
formerly discharged from U. S. a. po-
lice dept Will furnish best of refer
cnCc. 5. A., care Intelligencer. dbl
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-F!v- room house on lot
S5X!Sg feet. hrariDg fruit trees, barn
and cniSrn yard. Cali liG-J Elm Grove.
d-2-i
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Burnsides coal and gas stoves Of all
kinds; one-third cheaper than elsewhere:
also large lot Of second hand stove
parts. Tool Store, l03l-33 Market street.
phone 1851. n-2i-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02

POF SALE-INU Ittt % N-lhTh pIUt, EVT
feet rf G-inch pipe; 700 feet "t 5-.ut@
pipe: 200 feet of 3-inch pip-: 500 {" /
Of 2-ingn pipe; 5U0 feet of -. zach pip:
200 feet Of 4 inch pipe: 500 feet "I !!
n.h pipe; also two deep well pumps;
four iron pump wells; one qum;"Iplc
burnside stove; also large line .: pipes
aud conn, cti"ns and valves. etc. Tnni
Store la@I-"3 MARKET street. r:."nc
'2y7JJ. n-2i-:n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02

WANTED-Boy I'd sell papers u the
to mako your Christmas money. 10
capital needed. We start you at oux
own risk. Apply Circulation Dept, IN.
teligencer. Office. n-l9ll
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Spell out til" NAMES Of tn" little OBJ
jrC;s. Then add and subtract rs lnui-
Gated hy the signs and resulting letters
will smell th, brood Of Il fast little dog
ANSWER 70 NO. 2S6.
lie paid, $50 for one COW and SOD 1ot
the other.
Copyright. 1919. by Sam Loyd)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02

Services at the residence Of his dangh-
ter, Mrs C. Earle Reed. No. 1877 Zane
street. Tuesday evening at o'clock
Friends invited TO attend. Interm"nt
private Wednesday morning at 1880
Greenwood cemetery.
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BUY Wal. SAVINGS STAMPS
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LOST and FOUND

LOST-jinody"ar cord tire mounted on
Siandw"ll rim. between Wheeling and
Mnunh-N..lr VA Shcrrard. Reward. &.
L. Clifford. Ill? Main or phUnc Wheel
ing @nS. W"udsdilG 4lG. d-2-i
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FOR RENT-0nc large furnished front
room. use If, bhtn. phoHr' 40 D
Broadway. CALI lnlI-R dill
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LOST indy box containing tattinE
ard family relics that cannot be re-
p!a',i. Box was lost while motoring
thr"IEu Wheeling. Reward. Address
Mr.. Walter l.. Wilson, 250i East H!Gh
ST Snrin..i,I,n- -. Mi
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Washington. ID. e
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PERSONAL
TO THE LADIES
FOX kENT--TErnisned Rooms

FOR RENT-On, large nice furnished
room for gentlemen, Use ~ bath ana
phone. i37 :. Broadway or call lu+1-R.
d-2-i
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wALTEEs-On Sunday. November 30th.
1919. At 1855 o'clock p. m. at III.
Wheeling hospital. WILLIAM d.
WALTERS. in the 72nd year Of his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02

FA1R-nn Sunday. November so. 1919.
at l:IO O'Clock a. NJ. at the late resi-
drncc, No CT Thirteenth street. II. W.
SCOTT" FAIR. III his G7th year.
Funeral services on Wednesday after.
noon AZ 80 O'Clock. FrirndS respect.
fully invited to attend. Interment, -
Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02

wAHTED-To buy, second hand soda
fountains. ice boxes. butchers fix
lures, bar fixtures and all miscellane-
Gus merchandise. Tool Store. 1888 Mar
ket phone 1851. n-a4-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02

GARDEN-On Monday. December lst.
1919, at $40 o'clock a. M. at the fam
lily residence No. 282l Eoff street.
NICHOLAS n. GARDEN. In the Slst
year Of his age.
Services ut the home Tuesday evening
o'clock. Friends Of the family re-
SprCtfuly invited 10 attend. Inter-
(Sistcrsville. ". Va. papers please copy.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02

FOR SALE-F:rsi class millinery store
VIII sell cheap. Mrs. j.. ~ Watson.
phnnn Martins t'tlrY lem. met
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FOR RENT furnished housekeeping
rooms and Bath. on Virginia st. In
qu:rv iV=y ChaIlne 81. n-.9-l
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LoST-A Childs white neck piece.
Finder please cail 2956-W Wheeling.
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FOR RENT-t'urnishcd housekeeping
room Tor bachelor, private entrance
lU23 thap!!nc 81. h--9-l
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MILLIONS 3re suffering with rheura-
rsm. Most important dlscuvery OF ths
age, herb that actually drives IN,
mos: stubborn Gaze II rhcCmat ism err
u-P.y out Of The system People write
us and say hey are ustuurdcd At the re-
suits. especially On the kidneys. just
fhinH Ct the money making possibilities
Representatives W2ntco. Sl.l2 pound
post aad. 10 pound, 81 express paid.
rheumatism Herb Co.. Venice. Calit.r'
MA my-2S-ti
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WANTED-Male or Female

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and saleHladies
that are used to meeting the public
experience unnecessary, we will teach
you and furnish leads. can earn from
$50 TO $500 weekly. Call c. u. Young q:
Co, Room % MCLain Bldg. DBL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02

wAHTEp-Census clerks (men. wo-
menJ 1000 needed. sos month. Ex-
pcrirnce unnecessary. Examinations
Wheeling, Dec. ~, Jan. Z. For Gree par
ticulars. write J. Leonard (former gov
eminent eXamner) 1885 Equitable
Bldg, Washington. n-?9-m
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED TO buy, cabinet Victrola, +440
McColloch, phone 1612-M. dbl
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FOR RETN-3 furnlEhcd housekeeping
i,urrlS and hath on Virginia street. In
uuir, log thapliuc street. n-29-l
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WANTED-Fsma1s

for cooking and down
stairs work. Saturday and Sunday AZ
tcrnouns off. Phone Wheeling 42$ be-
tween . A. m. and .. m. d-2-i
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wANTED-A stenographer that can
take dictation and can keep q set or
office books. c. NJ. Young & Co.. % Nc
Lam Bldg. d-2-h
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15

There viii be a grand entertainment
Wednesday night at the Odd Fellows
hall. All kinds of refreshments, music
end addresses. All friends are invited
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15

There will be a grand Installation
nate lodges OF the National Grand
United Order of Wise Men and Women
Of the World, Sunday, Sept, rs, at
Church's auditorium, r. b, Roberts
will preach the b. ]. Perkins
Is N. @. NJ. of Tennessee.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15

Rev, j. l.. Alcon, the pastor OF Mar
tin Temple, c. M, Il, church. was out
OF the city Sunday, nevertheless, a good
service was had at the church.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15

The b. Y. T. U, of Mount Vernon
Baptist church had a grand rally Sun
day, for the purpose Of getting funds
to buy song books and Bibles,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15
CIRCUIT E RESIGNS.

MANCHESTER, Tenn, Sept. 10,
(SplO-Leighton Ewell, appointed cir
cult court clerk several months ago by
Judge Robt. w. Smart, will probably
resign his office on Oct, 1, according to
a statement made by him this week.
He will return to Vanderbilt law school,
from which he volunteered in the army
in 1917, for his senior year. He will
likely take up the practice of the pro-
fession in Manchester Immediately after
graduation. He is a son Of former State
Senator J. l.. Ewell, who is one of the
leading members Of the Coffee county
har
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15
PASTOR TO

NEwBERN, Tenn, Sept. Is. (spl)-
Rev. olus Hamilton, who has been pas
tor of the Newbern Baptist church since
the first of the year, has rendered his
r%esienation, and has accepted the pas
torate OF the First Baptist church at
Leichville, Ky. Rev. Hamilton came 70
Nawhern from Selmer, Tenn, and under
his leadership the church was paid out
Of debt and was dedicated June Is. lie
expects TO enter his new field OF work
M Leiehville Oct, 1. No successor has
been appointed to succeed him.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15
Activities Among
Memphis Negroes

Although a goodly number of the
Baptist ministers are attending the
National Baptist convention, at New
ark, N. j., from all reports the
churches were supplied with preachers
and the services were spiritually con
Quoted,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15
Entries to Date.

j. =. Henderson, superintendent OF
the live stock department, is still tour
ing the North booking live stock for
the Memphis fair. TO date he has re-
ceived entries of cattle, swine and
sheep from 10 states.
A partial list of entries in the live
stock department, not including those
in Mr.. Henderson's possession, follows:
Shorthorns-Frank K. Edwards, Tiff
fin, o.; Carpenter & Ross, Mansfield,
o.; L~espedeza Farms, Hickory Valley,
Tenn. George Ineichen & Sons, Geneva,
Ind.
MISUNDERSTANDING & Cow, North
Little Rock, Ark. f., e. Mack & Sons,
~Thomasville, Ga; Diamond L. Ranch,
Magnolia, Miss; j. II. Smith, Jr., Fay
Aberdeen Angus-Ames Plantation,
Grand Junction, Tenn; G. C. Parsons,
Polled Durhams-w. w Rose & Sons,
Rossville, Ind, ]. II. Clamme, Upland,
| Ind.
Red Polls-J. W Larabee, Earlville,
Jerseys-Mrs. c. c. Folck G. Son,
| Springfield, o.; John Mortenson, Bun
tyn, Tenn; T. S. Reynolds. Dayton, o.
Holsteins-Newsum Farms, Memphis
Tenn. Uneedus Farms, Uneedus, La.
c.. NJ. Bottema, Indianapolis, Ind.
SAN 1870
Ayrshires-J. L. Burtes. Hamilton
Square, N. j..
Duroc- Jerseys-J. W. Campbell, Hop,
kinsville, Ky: Eastern Arkansas Dem.
onstration Farm, Blackton, Ark. Johr
McCroskey, Blackton, Ark johnson
Mercantile company, Eden, Miss; Mrs
Allen Lucas, Gates, Tenn; Mayhaver
Farms, D'Lo, Miss: Mahan & Neff, Os'
born, o.; j, A, Martin, Jr, Agricul'
tural college; Miss, c. T, Nicely : Sons
company Burdette. Ark; Florida Live
Stock and Agricultural Farms, Munson
Fla. Henry Craft, Jr,, Memphis, Tenn
Pinecrest Farm, Charleston, Miss.
Poland Chinas-F. M. Norman, Houl
ka, Miss. Henry Carr Bono, Ark. Lei
Kreischer, Robins. Ia; w. g, Camfielt
& Son Neosho, Mo-; William Collins
Observation-Disclosures Hill Farm, For
est Hill, Tenn; Sigmund L. Coin
Forest Hill, Tenn; NJ. w. Finn, Miller
Miss,
spotted Poland chinas-Adam All
Hampshires-Divine Farms, Raleigh
Tenn; ]. Il. Ford & Sons, Houston
Miss. Zene G.. Hadley, Wilmington, o,
Orble Lebus & Son, C~ynthiana, Ky,
Clayton Messenger, Leswick, Ia; Georg
+. Burt, Raleigh. Tenn.
Tamworths-T. G. Sheer, Bethany, II
SHEEP AND GOATS. $
Southdowns-R. p. Hlte, Gallatii
Tenn; Millett & Axe, Portland, Ind.
Shropshires-Keith B. Clark, Clark
Hin, Ind.
Dorsets-H. II. Cherry, Xenia, O..
oxford Downs-J. G.. Williamson
Son. xenia, o. =.
O.: Raymond D.. Grieve, Xenia, o.
Angora Goats-C. A. Thomas, Oal
land, KY; Buren, G. Thomas, Oaklan
Kentucky.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15
SCHOOL IS FULL.

BLUE MOUNTAIN, Miss, Sept; l5,
(Spl.)-Tippah County Agricultural aign
school. with Prof. ]. +. C~adenhead as
superintendent, now has more than SO
boarding students, every available room
In its dormitories having been filled the
| first day of the current session., and
many students having been unable to
get into the school because of a lack
Of boarding accommodations.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15
RUSSELL HAS NAMEsAKE,

RIPLEY, Miss, Sept. 10. tspll-To
Mr., and Mrs. j.. ], Reed, OF near Falk-
ner, this county, belongs the honor of
naming the first boy In this county Lee
Russell, after Mr.. Russells election TO
the governorship on the 26th OF August:
The young man was born on August q
and at the same hour of the night was
given the name. Lee Russell Reed. This
IL the ninth child born to Mr.. ana Mrs
Reed-five boys and four girls.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15
cuRNEY L HOME.

RIPLEY, Miss, Sept. IS. tSpLl--Mr.
James Quincy, an old resident of Ripley,
has Just sold his home just east OF the
public square, to Oscar Lockhart Mr.:
Iocldhart is connected with the firm Of
M. I. Finger q Sons. OF this place, and
expects to move into his new home In
the near future. MIR. Gurney's future
intentions are not known.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15
HURT IN GARAGE.

HARRISBURG, Ark, Sept. Is. (Spl)
-Chot Brown, the second oldest boy Of
W. l.. Brown, who runs a shop and
garage here, fell into a small band
saw at his shop and was severely cut up
by the saw They have taken him to a
Memphis hospital.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15
MILLION DOLLARS
IN LIVE STOCK
COMING TOFAIR
FanCieSt Herds of All Classes
in Country Will Be Here
With Many Attractions in
. Other Lines.

A million-dollar live stock show is
the offering this year in the live stock
department Of the Tri-Sate fair. Fiji
teen states are represented In the cream
OF cattle, hogs, sheep and goats that
viii be exhibited from Sept. 20 to "a,
in the big Memphis exposition, accord
ing TO Secretary Fuller's entry tabula-
ti0ns,
Among cattle booked for the fair is
one bull for which the owner paid more
than $S5, O00. There will be any num-
Der hat $4,000 could not touch. And
there will be hogs that owners would
not sell for that figure. Beside the
more famous ones will be animals that
are recognized as the very highest type
Of the respective breeds. In the opin-
ion Of some of the experts, the fair
/ will bring out a showing little less of
moment than the great Chicago live
stock show.
One of the interesting features this
year will be the hog department. Sales
of hogs in Memphis territory in the
last few months have 0ccasioned sui
| ficient interest that any number OF
point to see just what sort of a hog
1t is that win bring around 1900 at
auction. There are any number OF
them in the tri-states. Some of the
most famous Durocs and Poland Chinas
in the country are, now on Southern
farms and the pick Of them are booked
for the Memphis fair.
The live stock department has been
growing rapidly and it viii be at its
greatest this year, according to Secre-
tary Fuller. Farmers and planters are
taking keen interest In raising stock
now and cooperative marketing has
solved the problem so well for the little
fellow" that the industry is becoming
of enormous proportions In Tennessee,
Arkansas and Mississippi.
1t has been arranged that judges viii
point out the winning points of the
various breeds and animals as they are
awarded premiums, thus making the
judging a school for those farmers who
are not fully up on the industry. In.
cidentally the fair has taken such keer
interest in this one department that
1t win give S25, 900 in premiums for the
best animals.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15

II has been learned through the
press that the Baptist convention at
Newark, N, j., has a large attendance,
and much good IL being accomplished,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15

The ministers are having a big union
rally at shiloh Baptist church, OF which
Rev. A. NJ. Martin, Is pastor. Good
music and many interesting things are
related AT each meeting
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-10

Propongome esta vez expresar algu-
mas ideas sobre la verdad: mas clara
mente, sobre ell odio la verdad.
Tema es este que he sido muy tratado
Pero Jy que importa? jTuvieron acaso
Ia exclusive quienes sobre 6l disertaron?
Debido la lenta evoluci6n de la hui
manidad, las innumerables generaciones
que Sc suceden apuran Ell las mismas
fuentes ell licor (casi siempre amargo)
de la verdad Natural es, por tanto, que
los hombres encuentren realidades subs
tancialmente identicas a traves de in
contables amos, en- el infinite transcur-
so de los siglos hacia la eternidad.
Iodiamos la verdad?-I Indudablemen-
te que si...
Abominamos ell analizar los hechos
para buscar 10 que encierran. Odiamos
la verdad y su imagen y su sombra
odiamos.
Y 81 ella nos viene hablar acerca
de los defectos de la sociedad, de las
haquezas de nuestra vida particular, o
del papel que desempena nuestra exis-
tencia ell ell concierto universal, les
entonces cuando la odiamos masl
= ;Ay de aquel que sc consagre a pro
clamar la verdadl
Aludid a Schopanhauer, Nietzsche
'voltaire, Hegel, Haeckel, ETC., Ell algu-
ma de vuestras conversaciones, y va ten
dreis oportunidad de contemplar el ges
to que Sc os mostrara. GPor cue? Por
aouella misma indiscreci6n; por aquella
misma falta.
Pero, ia que Sc debe tai cosa? A que
la verdad es casi siempre amarga
La raz6n es que la ignorancia de Ia
verdad implica el estancamiento del pro
greso de las sociedades y de los HON
bres: que el descubrimiento de la yer.
dad implica una innovaci6n-, Y la in
novaci6n es casi siempre un progreso-.
Mas las sociedades y los hombres en-
todas las 6pocas de su cvoluci6n han ST.
do opuestos a casi todo progreso, ca
81 toda innovation.
Sin embargo, progresamos; prosegul
mos en- la senda que conduce hacia Ia
perfectibilidad
Pero no es porque sigamos debida
mente las irradiaciones dc nuestro ce