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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06

eenference-----------
To balance the seating tho women
represe natives are placed with the
employers group Two of the worae n,
Gertrude Barrun1, of Berkeley, Cal.
and Ma NJ TarbeIl. Of New York, nave
already accepted the invitation to at
tend. The third woman. Carrie Chap
man Gait, of New York, has not yet
sent her acceptance
In the center will he The group
representing the public" These
delegates, twenty-five in mum Der. in
clude those named by the president
without reference to any particular
interest as well as several representa-
tives named since,
In this central group are Bernard
NJ. Baruch, John d. Rockefeller. Jr.,
Judge Ebert n. Gary, DIR. Charles w.
Eliot and Gavin McNab.
r.. Bert NJ. Jewell, acting president of
the railway employees department who
headed the railway shopuen in the
recent negotiations over the threat
ened shopmens strike is also included
IN the central group, having been APP
pointed vice Colonel Charles G..
Dawes. who declined TO attend
Mr.. Jewell therefore Does not ap-
pear on the list OF delegates as a
representative of labor. and 1T is
significant that the railway shopmen
who were asked II agree to q ninety
days truce so that the labor and
capital conference might be held are
not represented as a group in the
Selection Of Delegates - ID" 'f4"''' j
1t still is to he decided whether the
four big railroad brotherhoods will
accept the invitation TO name four
delegates to the conference. The four
brotherhoods are not vet affiliated
with the American Federation of La
tsyr and unless they send delegates
they will not he represented The of
ficfals Of the hrotherboods have been
contending that the railroad unions
should be given larger representa-
ton.
From the standpoint of labor,
whose interests were largely in mind
when the conference was first
planned. IL will not start off with the
relative strength originally expected.
Under President Wilson's first call la 20
Dor was to have fifteen representa-
. tiNes out OF the forty-five in the con-
ference As the delegates are now
grouped, labor viii not be ahla to
cast a third Of the votes.
Nor are the farmers satisfied with
their proportion of delegates. They
will have III ree delegates, or about
one twentieth of the total. Some OBJ
lection has also been voiced hy ne
sroes who claim that as | per cent
of labor is negro, that race should be
recognized in the representation
Several hundred suggestions rang
ing from letters to ext ensive plans for
the adjustment of industrial matters
and economic improvements have
been received either by the president
or by tho secretary OF labor. The
Plumb plan league is ene of the or
carnations which has submitted deti-
pjfta recon- nj pndafionS
A. the department of labor it WAS
stated that the conference might he
in session a week or ten days, al
though this will be settled by the
delegates themselves.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06
OWNER OF REMEDY
DIES OF DIEEAalDs

Baltimore, Oct. 5---Mrn Karl XIII
hin, Of Denver. Colo, owner ~
only source of radium in this ccuntx
died tonight in a local sanitarium N4s
cancer, the malady which the uaineF
she controlled was supposed 20 ours
Mrs Kilthill came here last xA1
treatment appeare dto Be siacce 6f 4 Y
iirst, but thc Improvements 1ale =
lowed sby 4 RELAPSE. The f1ana
b. cremaHAd Grd IL anA4e 0G
,;fo9maEshNnA ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06
WHOLE FAMILY KILLED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT

Springfield. Ohio. Oct. 5.---A whole
family was killed today when an in
terurban car near DonneIlsviIle hit an
automobile killing S. G. Croe, his wife.
and three children. All met death in
stantly. Carelessness on the part of
the driver OF the automobile was given
by the coroner as the cause for the
accident.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06
PROGRAM TODAY

A. NJ he gates o win
n th
Every t.
Concer and
A NJ.
Grndstand NJ and continue
10
the gandstand
M.Fl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06
Bulletins Are Cheerful
and Expressive of Hope
in Quick Recovery.
HIS APPETITE
HAS RETURNED
All Is Still Around the
White House Which Is
Now In Center of a
Zone of Quiet.
NIGHT BULLETIN.

Washington. Oct 5.-The night
bulletin on The presidents condition
Issued from the white house at 10
o'clock tonight, was as follows.
The president had a restfui and
fairly comforta bic day.
tSigned) ''Grayson
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06
FAIR WEATHER rs
PROMISED CHICAGO

Chicago. Oct. 5.-~Fair weather
with moderate temperature Mon
day was the official promise to-
night for the fans who are anxious
~ awaiting the start of the NTH
worlds series contest tomorrow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06
EVERYTHING READY
FOR OPENING TODAY
Exhibits in Place, Showmen Are Here
Crowds Are Pouring In, and All That
Is Hoped for i Week Of Good Wealth
er for the Big !. ate Fair.

Departments All Are Filled to Overlooking With
the Most Complete Stock, Farm Products and
Poultry Exhibits Ever Gotten Together at One
Place.
Amusement Features Promise to Prove Equal to
Any Yet Offered In the Midway at the Grand
Stand.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06
TRUCE NEGOTIATED
In BRITISH STRIKE
Conference of Labor
and Capital Meets in
Washington Today

washington. Oct Son account OF
the presidents illness the bk- confer
ence or labor, capital and other group
interests which meets here at 2:3o
o'clock tomorrow afternoon Will be
held at the Pan-An1erican union
building instead Of the White House
Following an address Of welcome to
the delegates hv John Barrett, di-
rector general Of the Pan-Americau
union, Secretary Of Labor Wilson will
formally open the session by reading
the presidents letter calling the con-
ference. Secretary Wilson will then
discuss the need for a better adjust
ment or the relations between CAPITAL
and labor and will act as temporary
chairman while permanent organi-
cation Is effected
Detailed arran gem euts for the con-
ference have been In the hands of Hugh
La kerwin. of the department OF labor
and he has had the tseneat ef tAe ad~
vice of Bernard NJ Raruch. who was
one of the presidents confidential adj
v1sors in Paris
In making the ARRANGEMENTS every
effort has been made to avoid a act
program. with the object of preserv-
ing omen -mindedness from the begin
ming toward the important problems
on which the couferees win deliberate
Thre@ groups are arranged for in
the seating plan The fiftocn labor
delegates named and headed by samuel
'fomperS- Of the American Fedora ton
of Labor. will he seated on the left
with them, provided they are named
VIII he the four delegates Of the big
railroad brotherhoods
On the right will he seated the go
called employers group Of fifteen rep
rose nta tives Of the United states
- h "A ~ hG r,f
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CONTINUED On Page T'wo.)
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(Continued on Page Two.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-06
WEATHER

Washington. Oct 5r---
Showers and probably
thunfierstorms Monday;
somewhat lower tempcra-
ture: Tuesday fair and
cooler.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-25

son tres mil disparates distintos un
solo absurdo verdaderO.
tComo ha de ser possible que mar
chen un solo puntos
necesariamente!, aunquc Sc empene
Murcia en- 10 contrario.
ST como ustcd supone marcharan
hacia csc punto, claro Sc estd que a
la lin y la postre llegarian encon-
trarse EN- 81, ipero no serian parale-
las!
A no ser que prctenda usted fOrmu-
lar la hipotesis morrocotuda de un nue.
vo principle de contradiction (seria Gu
rioso), para demostrar que son y no
son paralelas un mismo tempo esas
que usted Sc traza en- la pizarra de su
magin.
lPero que gfacia tiene tambi6n 10
de " punto concentrico
iQu6 teoria: la Concentricidad del
Punto!
ivaya un trifinus melancolicus mas
rarol
iEn que charquitO habra pescado su
senorfa ese zorro!
"Punto cOnc6ntrico'', y por ahadi
dura soldadura ligadura imuy dura!, /,
regat6n Gnico dc tres paralelas, es el
punto mas negro y mas abstruso que
Sc concibe, Isl es que concebirse pue
de!
81 para salir de apuros intellectual
! les hubiese su seiToria consultadO ell
case con el ripioso yerbatero que sus-
cribe (su seforia parece novato en- ca
SOS de obstetricia de ese calibre geo.
metrico), tai vez y sin tai vez enton
ces su feeunda sesera hubiese dado a
luz una cosa asi, sin novedad alguna:
Ell Estado, la Independence la Au-
tonOmfa, son tres lineas rectas conver-
gentes en- un punto que Sc llama la
felicidad del pals
o haberse abstenido EN- absolute de
tecnicismos geometricos.
hdUeISc dIIdhcduO pOr ~ ndmeHcO,
para dejar bien puesto ese par de ban
derillas.
Porque usted sabe hacerlo, iy bienl
No diremos que sea usted el portaes-
tandarte del resurgimiento cultural del
pals; nj diremos que sea usted uno de
esos genios, portaliras brujos, argonau-
tas en- expedition al vellocino de Orc
de Ia Poesia; arbitro de las elegan.
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CsSOS de tTaCOma en- Ia EscueIa
del Padre RufO," SSntuTCe

Examcn dc II vista prae'isado ppf
cl Inspector Especial 90 pepaffameu
to de sanidad. Dou Sebastian 4 bias
Ndmcro lie nihos examiaados its
Con traeoma. =.
Nombres de los nihos cufefmes con
tracUma:
Luis Felipe Espada. Eusehie BnFaps
Tomas Pchagaricano. Francisco Elaiinea.
Antonio Riios. Pedro iidefouso. Mafin
Teresa Perez Carmen Castro.
Mario 20 De- 1919.
Ndmcro de uihos examiuados. ga.
Con traeoma; ~.
ombrcs Dc los nihos crfefmess
Isabel Ramirez. Eva Cruz. iulia hess
rio. Walter Boutwell,. I.ofsnxo igtesias.
Pedro Adcll, Regaiado Crcspo. fess Isis
NOa. Mercedes Oieio. Hil,ia Bsewn.
Monserrate Lcfcbre Amsfiea iaiesiss.
Jorge Biascochca, dose Torfes Ma
rina raoli.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-25

nista regional dc todas nucstras simpa
tias; el chispeante y culto escritor Gu
yas fligranas (ya 10 hcmos dicho nj
principio) no nos cansabamos nunca dc
admirar, tanto que, por ESQ, -por ESQ
principalmente, por sus articulos 81
peri6dico dc nucstra prcdilccci6n era
" esq La Dcmocracia.
iMire 81 le tcniamos alici6n!..
Mirc 81 lc tcnia
~ le tieuc) afci0n
este cura que IS cast.
casi medic guas6n.
Mirc 81 repicaba
la loca pandercta
de este barbian que cs cast.
casi medic poeta;
porque tambiGn es casi...
casi medic andaluz.
Mire 81 repicaba
que decia: iOle, tn;
ole, til, Marianillo =;
venga, venga dc ahi:
vengan ROSAS DE ARTE.
vengan ROSAS DE "ABRIL
49,
iMire ST lie tenia,
81 le tiene afieion
el barbidn que parcce...
casi medic melon!
Romualdo WALES.
Cayey, Mario - 1919.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-25

"a OfHss. famsiis Ugaes. nafssi u
Ftiis Maffias1. Anfeais nelfiEafs. =
Ha Cfuf usfss8ss Fsftss. isaaef a
qast. flaniei Hsafizaef Fsfstaa fes
1ass waffiass f.as wsfata EFassfE
Natsla. nslsa Nassis. tstnsa <8t
a.. Nisaaef Nast5s. vlseafs fsssl
Luisa eifn. 4esss =. eaafasks. -
30 Hsifisasz kisissifisa Hs.lsi4~
Rafael ne.ifl4ssf. MsflsfIfa 4afll
Dominas osfsA. Elasfie nsfsis.
dn Gafeis. csfmsa Gaftia. Maf1a "a
dona. hamena rafseaa. reEfa -
Lasia nsnilia. Feiitft nfss fahss N
i'a4o. usfls rsfssa 0shes. Fsft
saata. kaxel Rs.iflG.et t.smss 81
ils
ofaeiss ~ aatilis ~ las1ssfsl 4.
- nsss 3 fslls ttils s.fe astsass &
bain. aae feaanas ~ h#aeees -
estes fatufl8& amensnnaaH pug
fiFwa.
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que, ivelay!, causandole risa hiperbolcs
pitorreos tan fuera de diapasi6n.
Pero que usted, cuando quiere, sabe
engalanar la prosa, no con flores dc tra-
po, siu6 con flores de ingenio; cnjo-
var el verso con valiosas gemas, ESQ
no hace faIta nj deeirlo.
Resumiendo: Su scnorfa pudo ha-
bernos sorprendido con una monada,
icon un cachito de canela final; pero
Sc hizo un ovillo arrempujandose geo
m6tricamente'', iy pari6 un monstruo
que nj el de Horacio!
iLo scntimos!
iQuiere saber por que 10 sentimos!
Pues vamos decirlo con absolutas
laneza sinccridad, en- prosa Y en- YER
so (y con mdsica de gorgoritos y il
pios).
Empezarcmos por manifestar a usted
que, al leer ESQ, escap6senos el peri6di-
co de las manos, Y escaposenos tambien
(pero no de las manos) una interjec
ci6n que Sc traduce asi: don Mariana
esta emparalelizado, y el que 10 desem-
paralelice buen desemparalelizador Sc
ra!
Interiecci6n que obedecia cierto
desencanto que de momento experiment
taramos, a algo asi como al desvane
cimiento de una Illusion.
Expresemoslo en- otros terminos.
MARIANA ABRIL era " esq el Gro
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-25

Los antiques crau fucrtcs. crnu
sabios En Il couccpto De los Antiques
iil6sofos gricgos hasta 10 Mucrtr eran
bella. Por ESQ dijo alguicn: - bcilo
morir iovcn como los Dioscs .antes dr
que yeamos dcmasiado.
Ahora en Ia tpoea modcrua n6tansr
sintOmas dc una profuuda deeadencia.
Existcn entire los degenerados tque no
de otro modo debe llamarse quicn
abandona las atlas enunciacson este
ticas para dedicarse al cultivo de las
baias pasioncsl ~ nucstra literature
dos classes dc cScriturrs porfas ppe
yivcn dcl Nal para n Nal exeIu.i
vamcutc. TN arahazo uu mordisea1n
al compahero ofrccc pcrspeetitas u
mcnsas'.. Cada vcz que 10 haecu ilu
nina sus scmblantcs una sonrisa dia
b6lics procaz. Estas dos elases u ~
gcnerados son las siguicutrs
Primcro. Los CrLTtNAUUEE-
DEL "NO'.
Scgundo Los NCOLITOS - Ip~
. CULT1NADORES DEL sYO"
Los primeros Sc cvhibcu pof las 81
lies con audarcs rcposado- Quieu =
lara cn sus Iabios vcria cn clla- rna
ctcrna mucca a. irouia. Sus grstos sou
amancrados, tirncn una rurtesta y
sonrisa ~ fngida brncyoisneta rara
81 comcrciaute tcndrru qnc los saluia
Dios que = iufuitamcnte satfo bue
no la pucsto un aiomo dr taisnto -
sus ccrcbrus para qu, 20 ruititeu D.
hagan an mundo dc lumino-as .rfadia
Clones, cllos. dominates raf al,-nf
las pasiones dcdican tpdas sHs eurt
gias. todas sus facutadcs animira. y
scmbrar u NAL u adoraeiou - sl
propio 70" sabcn que = m delifo
! punible cn In socicdad motefua D.
adoraci6n del NO" " disfrazau
lIablan cntonecs d. sus tiaics. D.
sus amigos. dc sus vcrsos. guardian
silencios prchados dc odios para sue
compahcros dc lctras los cultitadorrs
Del ''yo' - pcrmitcn salir : Is taiis
para yer quicn e van ncgar = salndo.
Y hacen largas cnumcracioues de cons.
pahcros suvos con ~ idea manifesto o.
omitir aqucllos que no son H. 81
agrado. Les gusta scr adulidos titru
Sicmprc rodcadus por uua rnffe de
gCntcs vulgarcs ac6litos que fonsian
tcmente lcs cstau quemando iasieuso.
Elaboran. ,alitndusc DE- no - qut ma
las artcs. una cr6nica % un soneta tuai
quicra de ,ez en cuaudo para que lo.
ae6litos tengan que habiar puedan
sostcncr 81 incicnso. los enliotaaofrs
del "yo' han cstudiadn rs matnraie
~ humane, y sabcn sef. ademas. ios
HOMBRES ARTtsTAs. saben anglt
cl adcmah amistoso. "a mucea beufvo
Ia; alctca siempre cn sus lahios u ~
Sc de relumbr6n para - que 20 - 81
critor o poeta, fngen con todo q
mundo una condcscendcncia qne est6n
muy lcios dc scntir Todo esto q eon
q dnico obicto dc ascgurar sus sim
pa,ias, poder vivir una vide hrilu
gabaica. Pofquc ESQ 81. temeu pefdef
su inhucncia huycn ai dolof a. la
vida, al afan consiantc feeundo dei
artistas pobre, que vive ianofade pof
que no REQUIRE IN oiaqus ni ius
aduladorcs IL ofcio. mientras ~ se
Y dcticnen hacrr una auto iuspeeeidm.
Y \ pcnsar ~ n ravoroso Problems dc
"a cdad. son fcliccs. Tan gtande -
70 fucrza dc o. adulaci6b'
IIabiamos dicho que la otfa eiase 81
iaba Tornado por los ACOLiTUs 49,
I LOS CrLTiVADOREs DIT aYO"
I M ofcio de cstos dliimos y qae ~
iristc lamcntablc, auRquc aualraa snn
igualmrutc eulpablcs' i.us pfimeros
logran cngahar gran parte A. = w.
manidad. Los otfos. no. ~ oaeio ~
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LOS CULTIVADORES DEL "YO"
trara Ell MUNDol

The sncieuts % nos taik % thsf
mission nor % intsrpfetin4 thsir a4s.
nor of the coming poet. AZ this. they
know. IL the mere dsilrium % hnmaH
vanity ~ Mathew Arnold Poems r..
face
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-25

ios inesHadefes es dec sbieffo 4 sin
ne vista. sat maquinasioaes. sas is
tdgas. - lahof - ffasfieufs ssfs eeas
iahtemenfe haia p miraia smFiaeabis
le in,io II mHnda. ~ - traits - -
eeusar nn lftfata esttn eeasgaaie
mente detrts ~ "a. rumfaien fgsif
p qus e nal mirade ~ q ffimef,
alaIan fs.ie D que = eifa stssis. +
llr1an identiatafse A. aaa maa d.
tan atumIffesa fan sHs rsanamtents
estsfieoa sas pfeifefsisnes rafftsu
larrs Hae hasfa q tmifan r. j. maneu
tahla j. 0rftt He am.faf
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-25

lie aqui Ia rciaei6u a. ios uiass qae
fueron vacunados eoa suero antitifeo
por el Inspector De sanidad den seiss
tian A. Diaz, en- 10 "Avsnida Aaiou
santi', De Santuree.
/. II. III dosis.
Albertina We've. Maria we've. MafKnr
Ia we've, Herminio we've. Emilsa Gre
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-25

ituaal eefaf aas aIzaaa - ~
a Is = aas sneaaifals ssn esfs.
dos iiras 81 rf6vina ttf 0af.
bI,a - sfts iis frafala ~ affan
saria. ia Hfrrafia pafa ffasf.
i,s II fea Hrf rr-h.u fefqae q
eamfu # h efrft p fn Heafs sa
lHiefr ras trHr q pfasaaii.iat
ir ambes refa estes ~ fitas ahaa
IaH .r fe.Ias - amas isi salFf hsss
un. rn matef = neusf grada
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-25

fa Vafafafesa sasi.ra rruetmeafe r
ias IeEsnafaffeass Esfas ufes s9asf
rHieus. aHe HstHteian sn tafenta
N maiIaa ea = suiiis. iei fe.
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p. offa fasiesd nbs site - = shii
4ne rra ma.Ia . eiarufnfr sfafssiaa a
awas. fatte p femrfaaa eesef
fatda Is fataflaI - ~ snnIne. 81
mamantaasa feietdaH fsHtenssaaai. 5
Iau hrias. rafa srmhfaf "a mita q
maidal .Htfe fas hnmanas riemssa ns
Ia mss qas - = mameufa rfsseafs.
no ,sn j. raftsnr - tea fe.ieaslss 4
eouodlaass - - difie1 ssfssfl
- doior aeuu ttran anesfssiasiss. 81
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tlias suiaa aaieffu apawaf - fssFit Z
darrs de fnsia iaffiirtnFta fasem
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fase raf stsfeua "a aatiaf affss 81
una faef1a rfesisfitis. - tamhft
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-29
One Dead, One Blind in Meriden

Meriden. Ct. Dec. 3.-Mrs. william
G. Williams. aged 4s, dead, Martin Ca
tron. aged 4s. practically blind and in
a dangerous condition in the 'Meriden
hospital. and Charles Holland seriously
sick at his home in South Meriden but
now reported on the road to recovery,
is the net result thus far Of the sale in
Meriten of liquor said to contain wood
alsohol.
An autopsy was held on the body Of
Mrs Will ans and Coroner Mix took the
contents of the stomach to New Haven
for analysis. He has some of the IL
luor remaining in the bottle from which
she took the fluid that caused her
death. Even b. Havens. the saloon
keeper from whom the liquor was
bought. was taken to New Haven by
the local police to appear before Cor
oner Mix. who is conducting the inves-
tigation in that city.
1t is said that Mr.. Havens obtained
the liquor from New Haven parties.
He reported to the police that he had
bought dozen bottles of it. The liquor
taken by the coroner was laballed
''Martell's cognac."
All three local cases developed from
drinking liquor from bottles containing
similar labels.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-29

pie Of learning and those Of college
careers write the literature.
2. who was responsible for the
appointment Of the immigration
commissioner in New York?
Mr.. Moore answered that the
president of the United States an.
pointed the immigration commits.
sioner.
8. Is bolshevism on the wane in
the UnitedStates?
The speaker answered "yes." and
told why he thought SO.
4. Do high prices of commodities
tend to make bolshevists OF the peo
pie?
II believe So" answered Mr.
Moore.
5. What is the difference between
"bolshevist" and SOCIALIST"
The speaker answered that it wa.
hard to discriminate. Anyone tina.
advocates or desturbs the conditions
in America is harmful to the countr,
whether they be called bolshevists
socialists. reds, or any other name
Eventually they all merge into one
The meeting adjourned with the
singing Of Keep the Home Fires
Burning
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-29
GET ALCOHOL UNDER
.'PERFUMERY" PRETEXT

New York, Dec. 28-rnvestigation
by the police Of numerous deaths at
tributed to wood alcohol poisoning
revealed tonight that in the last
three months federal permits to man
ufacture perfumery have been issued
to approximately 1000 persons. Of
whom, it is said, not more than fifty
arc legitimate manufacturers Of per-
fumes.
According to the police the holders
Of permits are entitled to buy what
is konwn as Cologne spirits" at
$3.50 a gallon, and those who bought
it for other than the making Of per.
fumes have made purchases amount
ing to hundreds of thousands Of dol
lars.
Another death in New York from
poisonous liquor was reported to-
day, that Of Eugene Massiello. who
drank a large quantity OF wine"
before he died. An autopsy will be
made tomorrow.
John c. vareht, a farmer, who died
shortly after being taken to a hos
pital. is believed to have been a VIC
tim of wood alcohol and also will be
the subject Of an autopsy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-29
AT AUGUSTA

Walter b. Moore, 100 per cent.
American, forceful propounder Of
Americanism, active enemy OF bol-
shevism and its perilous doctrines,
gave a powerful address on 1.-THE
American Peril" Sunday evening De-
fore an exceptionally large audience
at the Open Forum session held in
the Universalist church. No previous
speaker has swayed his listeners 40
did Mr.. Moore during his address.
without doubt no one in the audi
ence had heretofore been brought
face to face with such commanding
array OF facts. or had had the prin-
ciples and working plans Of the boil
shevist so forcefully put before him.
Mr.. Moore's message should have
city.
The meeting was presided over by
the Hon. G. Walden Smith.
president OF the associates, who spoke
eloquently upon the purpose Of the
Forum meetings to promote a more
common knowledge upon the vital
questions Of the day, and how these
meetings were to be considered as q
common. educational, community
university. the speakers to be the
teachers, each setting forth a differ
ent phase of the economic life Of the
country. He earnestly desired those
attending to feel that they had an
interest in the sessions. not only a
personal interest but a monetary in
terest as we'll. and hoped that each
would contribute to the support Of
the Forum.
AS is thu custom. the audience
joined In the singing Of america"
after which the presiding officer in
troduced the speaker Of the evening.
After the address a question period
was announced and many availed
themselves OF the opportunity to gain
further information on any subject
which was doubtful In their minds.