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The Washington times., 1919-01-31
ADVERTISEMENT
One Woman to Another
By Josephine Matthews

I had just finished my purchase
and was ready To leave the store
when I overheard two girls talklns'
.'Whatye you heen buying. Wy
Iisn?.' .-~-
oh just a can OF Amotin."
..Amolin: What's that
oh Lou. YOU know-it's a de-
odOTant powder, and y9u should use
It, toe. You are troubled with oo0y
OdOrS. I used to be plagued WIKI
them until l used AmOhns
Why did I listen so carefully
Be4-tsTser like Vivian. J. was WoIrlgu
= with body -OdOrs. vas zanNI ouslI
hoping TO hear. OF some thing. 10 s5l
relief. 80 on my way out oouS"S
a ran or AmoliU.--
-.- When-.I think OF the emoarrasss-
= ments I've suffered from body doors,
J am sorry 7 did not hear aoou. J.
AmOltn sooner. One Application OF
AmOlrn and the OdOrs, disappeared
Smoln really is splendid for de-
StrOying body BdOrs from perSplrs-
ton OF any. cause. Its unScenleu q.
'cOnta Lns no talcUua and Is abSoluteiN
harmless. It's WOhderLutiy SoOln
1uE, and healing. being highty anlt-
sseptiC.- And AmOlin has many lnti-
{. mate uses that women -eSpeClailE
appreciate. --r-
AZ Drug and Department SsorcS
soil Am0lin.- u rOstS ZsC can. f'c
.-d0ubiF size The ',AinOliu Co. lodi
y. l.. wtil send s-trCV sample on 70
aus St-----t:u1=. vtIuC ~ n ilu- wish 2" ne
Awe suSuLcteu VI anS--0e1oFs. ITS N
QlaREpSat tffF,
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How Deal With Jealousy?

7 am Engaged 9" :, girl ~ my own
aS-. twenty She is always jealous
when I speak 70 pthsr girls in hcr
presence Now sh- has threatened L.
break oar aruusini.guCe If she ever sees
me speak To any girls again Sh" her
self always -speahs To boys I'd like
YOU to advise me- what To de-, as
dearly L0ye That girl. b. : g.
This il Il very painful matter TO
handle. but you must not make
the mistake of Hsrccing to what
your sweetheart 50 mis- akeufy de
maudS. She ought not To wish. YOU
To conduct Yourself otherwise than
pleasantly and Civiliy 10 any girls
that You meet Would 10 be possi-
BILE for yUI 10 hdye "a frank talk
with her Oh tho subject Of jeal-
ousy, ov if not. can't YOU get some
older ,PGGtdn 70 taik-tO-h6EP = 8.
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Is He Too Old for Her?
IENIs ME- EAIRENN

l'Is-Nl VI 49, J. \ AlNI y
{ am =r"s,,Iy an love with e man
rvet~" wears older than C. 81" mas de
-cidrr,I- ms. Fuv-' for uIr. nd has asked
TuH fu marry him. as h. says life would
he nothing for him without mo a. his.
WIFE" ! show my love for him In mdnv
MANS. Eut 3 have not told him ot it lor
sa---rst i-~---7fs,rIf~.- ..s
-rIrsg: T. sol a Alnefe0' nationality.
.. sS.cnu,I. -aIrh,IIsh ha has IivS,J7 i'm
Auu~ricst' s-v,rsI y5srs. h" cann"' spssN
English very ysitl and ] .anuot under
Sand hit-HH s7ar i,f'e ~ 2
Third. h.. j. a uttl" deaf
9 dn not uihd yrFy much our not
understanding o-,ch 0thrr, bus what
1S~s Ny ururh"r iS-ignoraUt Of my
love . fTs AK and Q. not dare tell her. as
/ am sur" 81" would not approve Am
! right III HuL declaring my love for
him -.--- --- JERSEY JEAN.
- DEAR NISS- FEIEFAN:
The diff.rcuc" i'm age does not
seem L" Ipe 7impartdnr. it, your
GTi-ud is an {ionora uie. eligible man
and you are i'm love with each other
Nationality need rot he barrier,
though religion often is that. how
ever. depending ON IN" attitude
each. takes toward his own PartiC-
uiar form of religion. Isn't a slight
d"a fncS- almost too trivial 20 men
tiou" You .briug forward so many
possible objections "a such mar
ria"" that I wonder whether YOU
really can Id. in love. In any -c5tse
YOU would better wait till you are
oVerwhelminsiy sure Of H..
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Puss In Boots
Jr.
BY David Cory.


rGT RGE me not too nluch!
painted the faithful steed.
80. - .for I'VE been doing my
basf and some Of these hflis have
ma az me short or SBFeathlis
..Forsfve me. cried lBtle PusS
Junior. I'm any siTxisty t6's4e my
father 1 have seen selfish, qnd as
slipped a lump OF sugar into Pc
mouth or his good gray hopce-
Well after several miles nad
same BY. Puss drew rein at a drtn<-
ing trough beside the road where
his faithful steed drank long and
deep. And thea they vested a while
And as. Puss sat on the grass Wno
saouId fly up but 4 busy bumbis
bee. buzzipg frOm flower 70 i!'WeF'
He was a fight jolly looking bee
and pretty soon he said TO Puss.
..whither- are you bound. my soOa
Sir Cate
To the castle, OF my Lord OF
Carabas.'. replied our little traveller.
Ny father. who is. senesehal 70 MY
lord. has sent for me =.
"Ah. is rhat So .exelalme' ne
y bee. These are. stirFing TINES
heard oaLv last week that my Loto
Z of CaTabas was going TO the war.
- What" 'e1claimed our small
hero. jumping TO his feet and elsp-
ping his paw on his sword. Per
maps Il is for this reason ,tn2t my
father wishes to see me.
Maybe" answered the bee.
have seen many soldiers at the
castle o. late Indeed. the country
is all excitement-aRgs are flying
drums aFesbea ting. men are drilling,
women are scraping lint. All Is
hustle and hustle
- And what brought you-So Jar
from there asked Puss. pus hl9S'
his swoFd back, into the, scabbard-
My two good wings replied the
humble bee. with a a,laash as ne
dove head drst into a sweet flower
Come little master cried the
gsedy gray horse, 7. anl rested Let
us hasten on our journey So PuSs
bid, good byte the golden BUNDLE
bee and -spraRg ouces esmose~intO the
saddle. And the good gTay- horse
threw -OBt his heels and gallOped
OF toward the :eas{lee Of Ny Lord
.CarFtoas,- out -eveRing came upon
them. and they we're stAE Tar away.
so Fuss disnouHeed and led his
bJrS6 -inJO grove OF trees. close by
for the night
.tCOpyrighti 1919 David CeryJ
- (To T4r GOptiRHed.l
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INTERESTING
STORIES
Fighting Of.

Tack and Jim had not kept their
New Year resolution TO refrain
from. qiarreIing. They were at II
hammer and tOngs. At last. throw
ing off his coat. Jack danced. up 70.
jam. but Tim didn't want to t:ght-
NO, he said sternly: Il refuse. 10
fight YOU tiII-yOu're by yourself.
BY myself gasped Jack. u am
by myself,
NO. yoli'rc not" said Jim, adS-
Ing away. You're with me-
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CHAPTER III.
4 Sensational Reward

Niue .o'clech Was striking. ~Nia ht
MAS closing in One by one. thr
gas lamps were lighted ia the. sath-
. ering dusN, hiCh they Dfercpd with
then blinking eyes. The Avenue
Mozart was deserted Pedes triaus
preferred the nefshboring Rois to
fbe dusty asphalt. scorched aliy'day
bv The RAYS OF 4 burhinG sun.
After having been. since morning
the object y tho curiosity OF the
whole quarter wher" tho news had
MASHED TIlr trail or powder.
and the ga herring place Of all uhe
journalists tn The capital Who were
in quest n sensational reporting,
the. iluiE house Lad finally recover
Cd a quiet appearance.
AIRS. Jsnkery's body had been re-
!. Ih-y 81, ahh hes' room -sea4eti- The
The Washington times., 1919-01-31
Jealous of, His Friend.

DEAR MISS FAIEGA\-
s hav, been =lSspeiaiiuE with a giri.
for ihc rat stA fndntIs and low h.
d"ar.y Two ugh,S ago 7 intTnau,"I
her ko.a Very 2.rcu friend ul iuipU " no
s-cul,d Jn. ',.r nRtng q" her
Ns-I aga vhIls IU a staF saw
him rh-r- sAith h-r'and dti nor 80 over
q" En.fu. although they saw me- \uw
tins man wants fo "NpiAti. tn. Ir.~N hon
eyer ] ~,- him .bur ] h'cp walking
ahead and dn not ear" @" iSrl.u.
Pleas. .,I,s-. U". Miss Fairfax. s,s I
love this -Irl t"v dearly Id fuUs"J her.
Should u"sr what sh- SAYS about how
p, rhsN "a ni. 20 b.. lu fhr 'HcHlera
- ...... Lr..
- Your. iI.cIrmg Of jrulousy and re-
s"jhm"nr is natural under the cir
cup,Sranvcs. bqt don't YOU .thihk
You haze sufficiently manifested
.it" ! >thiuh ,.y-uu should allow
this rery lovIble gtTi TO nlak Z
her explanation since YOU inn
ply that she wishes 10. But
,are N"u engaged 10 her, by the wuy2
II. you .rc not. What, rig INT have
You. however much in love YOU may
bs. to prevent her going 10 the
thcateT win whUnIeNer she pleaseS
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Dropped a Match.

.Pedk ms was on his hands and
knees on the station pla;'3' n.
searching diligently. and striking
match after match in the pro '"~s.
What on earth are YOU lorEl1S
for. wasting all those Matches
asked a scsndalized acquainIante.
I've ust dropped one" said Pod
king. breathing hard and resumins
The Washington times., 1919-01-31
Advice to the LOvelOrn
BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

whether I ought to give UP these
.IrivPds. - = N l..
-. Iris - very had training for a
girl Of fifteen. A. YOU yOurSolE'eyi-
IDENTIFY know. Don't on any account
alloy yourself To 60 on the street
WITH girls Of this type. No nice girl
ever flirtS, bur IL iS "a particularly.
dangerous practice Tor IA child Of
your age.
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Has Flirtatious Friends.

DEAR MISS FtIf;ENN.
am Hltecn- Nov. "L-ry tUuc ! :"
our my srri-- frir,rI'l- h'rt WITH fciUwS.
AMI n { don't firl too they got mad
and lrll me am too dead. Mil y9U
- kihdly advise --Ine% Il --doR't knew e
The Washington times., 1919-01-31
Smart Sport skirt and Blouse

To the left is an attractive sport
skirt of silk and to the right
charming blouse of white satin.
and cream lace. Both these crea-
tions should appeal to the woman
going South For 1thes delightful
season at the Fle1ida.lesOFts.
The Washington times., 1919-01-31
This Day in our History:

THIS is the anniversary of the psnug iu 1851 Of the
= first patent for an electric motor In siSty-iVe years
the use of electricity in nearly HeId has revolution
lied the industrial world and done Wonders m aiding The
development of the nations. &-.t~ .sAJG
The Washington times., 1919-01-31
CHAPTER xxxIx.

Copyright 1873. star COMPANY.
Nv THFsS Katie had ushered Tom
M yChandIer into the Brents'
large, oId-fashioned draw.
ing room. at $50. Mildred stepped
forward and closed the doors lead
ing into the hall.
Then she waited for the caller TO
speak, as a princess might have
waited. fer a request. from one OF
her Vassa1s.
SWELL she queried when he re-
. manned silent. what is it?'
sFsgot my nOte?'' he asked.
- q Y;eS, she said. Il got a note
askips me to-. see YOU at $50.
That .ls why |, am. seeing you. nov.
: + q ~ so 6inss to- ASK, you TO explain
your WISH to mo, at once. as
have an engagement FOR this even
ing
;sTbeu WY .:iiidn t you phone me
. -EoI To- eoH1es.S Tom demanded.
& He look al khe girl before him
.eutf6usly. : She appeared like a
-5st trsng erzsvhOTn he had never met
siuhtil nov She was dressed in
/; close -fTting gown OF some dark.
: tlFpsfns faatetfgle Her hgure was
,-yssYt strsEeh tar na5vs sfy slender. an4
she hp(d her sFBa IHhead high
Z --lss-FS>dfaf- Rsf ssteILryOu not 20 come
~-hecsVse- L>-Tas-,sUte that anythihE
YOU mlght-hsve to-ssy 10 me WON'T
take. 0nlx a very few minutes and
V wotrd not interfere. with my other
sGngas ements. Ola asHif suddea'y
-reme Dlbering that. this man was her
social edual-.-W oh'tSyou sit DOWN
- :. ar YOU nffLs he5beioined.
She took a,.-ebs IT,, sttH hotcinG
herself very erect. she looked Ike
!. y skild ptaEin ss.tifs part OF grown
woman. The humor Of the situt-
= ti6n smOte- hgF caller. and IA ,
The Washington times., 1919-01-31
Venus Has Come Back

THE planet of Venus beginning TO he visible low
I'M the west after sunset. February she is in
junction With the new moon. From now she will be
come more and brilliant in her role oI evening
the -
The Washington times., 1919-01-31
Chandler LauEhS-

eFemed 10 Eort-r,f -Jrftiy ana conlpau-
ionable and yOUpg-snd such a
b iI1ad sp'yEr. ..5Bssf now YOU are as
saping the airs of a woman OF the
WoT1a@snd they are not becoming
fy'efrie.- Mildred. my dear. this pose
doesn't impress me the least iittle
Iflt. for I remember the past.
Her ewes snapped with anger.
And IL is because l remember th@
very recent past that l wish yoH
never t0sSpeaI to me like thai
Again she -dccIared- Il saw yOu
IN Sunday f=Tt4 sz ] told Eou--
drunk. You wers also drunk on Sna
night that I took that drive wi-h
your"
Hold on he checked her BY N
appraised hand Please remember
that on the sscOn6 occasion YOU
mea tlon. ysu. yourself. had some
thing to ,tiriRk- Were We not in
. the. same boat-0P- car-if. you
4. prefer szr --e
- "rt drank only, what you gave
me- she -sfcUsedi
Yes With balronizing- smile.
! ':youE. could ~bAraIt- expect me 20
/ n How YOU to pay for your own
r. drinks when you We're in my ea-
and care. could you
OIL claimed LndL N-Idl YOU = -
me was not Intoxicating"
Il know 7 did. Why"-wideHing'
his eyes-''v-3s it intoxicating. Mil
/ drede The very idea OF you. Mil
decd --Branf- -beinE-~under the in
:. .t0h.c lIip interrupted him anEFiIy,
..yhats a, fool u have been 20 trust
you in any way. Mo- was not
under the Influence. as YOU pot it
Then what made you think I
gave you anything that would af-
feet your head: Gentlemen don't
/ do such things, ,---
NO" she ret0rted, gentlemen
:, don't. but, -cads, do You were on
! the train on sunday night with
girl to whom YOU. had evideRtly
Is eisAR something 10 drink Anyone
/ who saw YOU would know the con
/ diIion you were both in
Tom Apologize.
f. Chandler rose 70 his feet Il came
here. - he said slowly TO apologize
for Speaking TO YOU As ! did ever
the telephone on Monday evening. l.
had been taking couple OF high
/ balls. When. you tainted me with.
what YOU saw on sunday night,
spoke roughly ~.
u see I.mads a mistake IN com
ing I'm the first place. had rlghJ
10 drink r Wished. 10 do 50. j also
had "A. risirt 10 ride on the same
! train th-NOU- = deny that / was
dru6k. wait as she started to
Speak. - acknowledge that ! spoke
disceurtseuSy over the wire. l
mus, also remind you. however.
that v0ur manner and speech to me
= tonight have made US quits
She gaspcd. And thought YOU
were q Gentleman" she exclaimed
He laughed hsrshiy. Il fancy
YOU rather liked gentleman or
not. IC net. You concealed your
feelings very eHeCtually.
She felt the tears OF rage and
chSgrin start to her eyes. She re-
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BOBBIE AND
HIS PA
BY William T. Xirk.

n OEEIE. scd Ia. tho next essay
n which you're teacher asks
you for 10 rite. scd Pa. ritd,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-18
EfectOs de una lev

''No hay efecto sin causas" es ell es-
tribillo comunmente generalizado. Y es
esta una verdad incontrover. que
resslta a nuestra vista diario, en- to-
dos los 6rdenes ole la vida. Hoy tratare
dc esbozar uno de los graves efectos pro-
ducidos por una ley, que Sc suponia des-
de ell principe traer malestares gene
rales
Quizas no haya uno que desconozca
las causss que mo:ivaron al Gobierno
dictar una ley de caracter tan extricto
y terminate como la de LAS Cinco
Milas'', cuando nuestra nsci6n es:uvo
envuelta en- la gran guerra. Todos sabe-
mos el fin Immediate que perseguia el
Gobierno, al promulgarla.
Entonces batimos palmas, porque an
helabamos ell triunfo de nuestro pue-
bio. va hoy, seria conveniente cercio-
rarnos de los efectos, POGO edifcantes
para la cultura de nues:ro pueblo, pro-
ducido por ella.
to por la ley, las mujeres de VIDA ALE
GRE salieron de la ciudad hacia diver
SOS pueblos de la isla, no comprendidos
en- la 'ordenanza.
va term;nada la guerra, 10 razonable
era, que solicitasen sus antiques vivien
das; mas, habiendolas hallado ocupa
das. tornsron hacia Puerta de Tierra.
hacienda de nues.ro progresista barrio
un moderno Sodoma o Gomorra, indigno
de vivir personas decente y honradas.
Son muchss las protestas que Sc dejsn
OR diario sobre este asunto en- distin-
tos sitios publicos. Todas razonables.
Muchas senoras sefioritss Sc abstie
men de salir paseo de noche por evitar
ser confundidas. Pena ds decirlo, pero
en- honor a la verdad, debe manifestar
Sc, que hoy en- nuestro barrio, de acuer-
do con las circunstancias ell ambien-
te que nos rodea, So cultiva muy POGO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-18
PALABRAS DEL sENADoR HENRY
w. KEYES

"Creo que los Senadores que estan
nes con respecto al problema mejica-
no, son aquellos que viven en- los Es-
tados vecinos la frontera. Ellos CO.
nocen mejor que nadie los hechos, pues-
to que ellos han tenido que soportar
toda clase de indignidades Y atrope-
los por espacio de algunos amos, y CO.
nocen, adenias, los resultados pernicio-
SOS de la politica vacilante de nuestro
gobierno al tratar la question mejicana
Los Senadores que me refiero es-
tar mejor informados que yo, por es-
tar los Estados que ellos representan
en-. la vecindad de la frontera entire
Mojico yflos Estados Unidos. Ellos ven
Ell peligro que ha amenazado y anne
naza constantemente los ciudadanos
americanos que residen EN- Mejico Y
los que encontrandose den1~o de su
propio teTritorio son asaltados constan-
temente por los bandidos mejicanos q.
atraviesan la frontera cruzando ell Rio
Grsnde.
No hay duda que ell capitulo de Me-
jico en- nuestras relaciones con ell ex-
terror es un capitulo humillante para
la historic. No nos podremos sentir or
gullosos de nuestra personaidad como
nacion cuando leamos ese capitulo de
depredaciones y atropellos que no han
recibido castigo. Favoreesre la poll
tica q. procure los medios de asegurar
y proteger los derechos y Ia dignidad
de nuestros conciudadanos.'
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el respccto la contianza, cxponcntes
de la cultura Y moralidad de los pucblos.
Conociendo todos la gravedad del ca
so, es indigno no ponerlo de relieve. pa
ra en- esta forms hacer que el Gobierno
adopte medidas oportunas efcaces.
IPor que no Sc les proporciona un ba-
rrio para que elias vivian como hacen
otros paises, quizas menos cul:o que ell
nuestro? mo es este mejor que tener-
las viviendo por distintos sit,os? Es ca
81 axiomatico suponer, que este procedi-
miento estimularia muchas de elias a
hacer una pausa en- ci canine de su
vida y cambiar de parecer, de idea. Son
muchos los oasis del arido desierso de
la vidal.
En- todos estos asuntos de caracter
serio, que afectan grandemente la vi.
da moral de los pueblos, el gobierno es
Ell que esta llamado a allanarlos con.
venientemente. Hasta el va esta pro:es-
ia.
En- mi proximo articulo puntualizare
algunos hechos que corroboran, robus-
teciendo grandemente mi opinion. los
efectos producidos por la susodicha
LEY.
Francisco COLON.
(colegio Moczo)
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OtrOS tres S0nadOTGS pid0n que
Sc rGSuGIVa con tOda GneTgia
= Ell pTOhlGmd m0jiCanO.
PALABRAS DEL SENADo2 OSCAR
UNDERWOOD

''Las relaciones de Mejico y los Es-
tados Unidos han llegado a un estado
sumamente critico en- Ell momento &C.
tual.
En- este momento precise, seria diff
Gil sugerir Ell remedio mas adscuado
para resolver ell problema.
No estoy sufcientemente inforna
do de las cuestiones que han surgldo
recientemente, Y, por 10 tanto, no me
atrevo, hacer indicaciones de ningun ge-
nero; pero me atrevo assgurar que las
demandas hechas por el Depatarmento
de Estado por conducto del ministro
Lansing estan basadas en- el conoci-
miento mas absolute de estos asuntos,
y por tanto, debemos prestarle nuestra
confianza y nuestro apoyo.
Cada senador esta en- ell deber de We
lar por la protection de los derechos
de los intereses americanos en- Me-
jico y en- cualquier otra nacion donde
estos sean atropellados. Los asuntos de
Mejico han sido malamente dirijidos
por espacio de muchos amos, soy de
los que Green que no Sc encontrara
solucion al desorden mientras Sc pro-
curen los medios de insistir sobre Ell
arreglo Immediate de sus asuntos in
ternos.''
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Ell doctor CuevaS zeQueira ha
SidO ObjetO de un gran homemade
ODE NUEsTRo REDAcToR CORES PoNsAL EN- LA HABA

He aqui Ell hermoso discurso con que
ell doctor Salvador Salazar hizo la pre-
sentaci6n del insigne portorriqueno DR..
Sergio Cuevas zequeira en- ell 'Centro
Catalan" de la capital de Cuba
"Sefor Presidents: Senoras Y Seno
res:
Disuena mi palabra castellana, des-
pues de haber vibrado, en- ell solem-
ne silencio de esta sala, la energica y
rotunda lengua de Catalina, q. tan dul
ces rscuerdos os evoca. Pero debo ha-
blaros, impelido por la solicitud carl
iiosa del DR.. Mimo; por la excitacion
amable de vuestra Directiva. He me-
ditado mucho, para explicarme la ra-
zon de ser yo Ell llamado a la mission
honrosa de presentaros ell orador de la
noche; y no me ha convencido nj pen
sar que soy va viejo amigo de vosotros,
gu me habeis honrado en- vuestra ca
sa, y me habeis brindado en- vuestra
mesa, nj que soy, como dice Ell doctor
Mimo, catalan honorario. Es que
CORE por mis- venas ell jugo gensroso
de dos suelos, la sangre pura y noble
de dos razas, la savia fecundante y
magnifica de dos troncos, que han en-
cendido, al .fundirse en- mi corazon, un
culto fervoroso por Ell Derecho y la
Justicia: Ia heroica sangre de Cuba,
por mis- abuelos paternos, la sangre mar
tir de Catalina por' la ,linea de mi ma
Dire. (Aplausos)@ la sangre catala-
ma, la de aquellos braves y energi
cos campeones que fueron siempre, y
ell hecho que hoy Sc conmemora 10 de-
muestra, los paladines mas constantes
de la Libertad =. (Aplausos)
81 ateniendonos al estricto sentido
de la palabra presentation, yo no
tuviera otro encargo que presentaros
la figura prestigiosa que me va su-
ceder en- la tribuna, no haria sino de-
ciros: SOS pressnto al doctor Cuevas
zequeira'', y estoy plenamente conven
cido de que no tendria que afiadir una
palabra mas. Pero como ESQ no es 10
que Sc entiende por una presentation,
como estoy obligado a realizar uno
de los homenajes mas raros a ese espi-
ritu, no me contentare con esas pala-
bras, he de hablaros brevemente, 81
no de todos,a que ESQ seria. impossible,
de algunos de, los meritos innumerables
que alderman Ia fgura preclara de este
pr6cer ilustre del pensamiento.
Professor de Ia Universidad, bastara
un solo dato para deciros su valor;
ha sucedido, emilia explicacion de una
de las mas altass direcciones de la hu-
mana inteligencia, la Filosofia, la
figura mas fnoblesy. venerable de nues-
ira Ciencia y .npestra Historic, ese
sabio Mentor de la conciencia nacio-
nal que rsfulge en- las tiniebIas de
nuestras dudas con la luz de una es.
trella esplendorosa: Enrique Jose Va.
roma (Aplausos).
NADIA os direa de 10 que es Cuevas
Zequeira al frente dentro de una
serie de asociaciones culturales pa.
tri6ticas; 10 que ha hecho por esas no.
bles ambiciones del espiritu, en- 10 q. ha
redundado su labor perseverance fruC
tifera., En- SUI patri6tico haber en-.
contrareis mas, mucho mas de 10 que
yo pueda deciros.
No voy tampoco ponderaros 10 que
es Cuevas zequeira desde el punto dt
vista de la pluma. Muchos lustros do
brega lie han dado OCCASION, como pc
riodista, como critico, como literato, a
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PALABRAS DEL SENADoR JAFIEs
A. REID

:.
No me gusta tomar parte en- la dis
custom de un asunto mientras no ten
go perfecto conocimiento de los he
chos que 10 determinan.
Todavia no conozco bien ell asunto
que tiene en- sus manos ell Departamen-
to de Estado, pero 81 hubiera estado
en- mis- manos Ell resolver los asuntos de
Mejico de una vez y para siempre,
hace tempo que todo Sc hubiefa ARE
glado la medida de mis- deseos. FL
pueblo de los Estados Unidos necesita
que Ell gobierno tome accion vigorosa
para legar a una solucion terminan-
te".