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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
MOORE WILL RECOVER.

word wan received late Inst evening
Tint Frank Moore. formerly or this city
who wnH injured Tuesday when u" wnF
rnuEhI In ihr web ur tractor while
WORKING at HEAVIER. Ia. ~ resting na
rurIlv ~ Cuuld be 1Np'Ct"d al III" 81.
Juhn'r t.c"Tgr hnrpitnl at PiitHhurEh.
II"npiinI nuih"riticr report TINT hrs
injuries are very rrri"uH nnd they con
rIsI Of u fractured arm, crushed hn""
md internal iniuTl"n. slight hopes are
h,,up entertained I"WhIdH his T""Ovcry.
MI Mono formerly resided nj a.
Twenty nIri rIrr'i nud LETT the "lly on
Auut-I ron 10 Ihh" az hir new duties
With thr Nnlln'" 'hrI" '"I'Ih'I'hf
,.u,.nn, nT Drawer MANY "f his friends
coma indeed rnIy To- hrnI nf hin nlhf"T.
IIIIu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
GEO A. LhUaHLIH CHoBEH
BTATE REPRESENTATIVE

Hon George \ I.nurhlIn 81 Wheeling
has been named hy COY. I"ln -. ~
well na ono 81 ton d'lrGni'S l." me
Fifteenth Internal "nnl C"nEt"s" hfnlhH'
Alcoholism. which meets at NnEhlhE'""'
- G. September 2l-25. INCLUSIVE"
Othcr West virginia delegate" hr'
Mrs J. Walter linrn"". fn'rm"n's MIR
Edith NJ Sweet 81. Alhhn"' ~. >. "".m
-. chnrIcstnu: GroTg" W. Trainer. So
lem. Judge J &. McWh"rt'r. tn"khnh
non. Mrs r u M"hl'r 81 Nlhnns, MrH
Montgomery Rainc. EN"nw""d, MtS
Hlnnrhc pick"riug. lt"wl"HhulE. MT'
,,I,rbu. West tInThEhuTg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
MARX soLD1Ena GRAVES

Richard Z Mccoy. nhluihni at Wheel
ing Post No American Legion. receive"
"A h,IlIrIin Yesterday HlhilhE lhhl INC
var drpaTtnrnI viii pr"Nid" hrhh='"h'h
Ia he placed hi ia" fr"N"n 81 "h'' ~
ruItlrr drri wh"nt h"dl"r az" hIl""'h
f., ,,turIu huI led Ia European soil Ih"
untkcIn win bear Ih' r"lhIriH hh"r
Inmk urpnuIIhlI"U anu dat" 81 h"h H.
n,,,rt Inr,I Ihch Win ia" Insignia 81 lh"
..IsnnI,aii"n - which II" h"I"nr'h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
AruOUHCE CEuHUB HOON

FrndrrIr y Martin. rup"r,ia''r 81 th"
r~npup IN ~" I'Nrt Congregational diu
trIrt IofI tho city ln~l ~vCninK sft"t
complaining tho local h"lnllr IN C"unr"
tiou with tho rntnFinE 81 Wheeling p
fnrrtc.nih United EinI"u 'ou"uT Tn"
Eupcrvi-or forwarded ~" new report"
to Washington, mud II ~ 'Np"'l"d lhhl
WEDDINGS rcvia"d C"uEuB VIII DO mad"
known In few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
unnvEgT HOmr HHHVICr

\ IInrvcni IIum" r"t vice VIII ho h"lh
UuuIr vim the fhIlni I,ulh"rnn 'hur"h
81 N'uzai bcruruiI"ur Of tho. chlil"N
Tor ~" hrY viii lm' l'"'" M "lhb"T"'" hIH.
uIrv DT Quits md uT"'liI'du Uf fnTm ma
n, Id vain ntIiImu lruNru Nundnv even
Inc. IT,, T. T.. I.Iiilr. superintendent OF
uIu,l"uu Of tho I'itiUhurRh synod. md
Mr. y " Griirhn"lh. wifc of u former
1 I'm N-ll tIIInnN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10
MACHINE QUIZ 90. MHE To

Notices have bnen Issued for meet
Ing this evening Of Wheeling MaChin"
Gun company No. !. Uniform Hank
knights OF rythinz. so he held at 1.dp 4"
clock this evening at tho I'Ythinn club
SnIiCsA state that u Is important that
oil tnemheTH he pIoHont
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-10

HON. JOHN J. OoHITT.
Wheeling Man 10 Ne orator at FsrhHr"
burg DemOoratio MVetlnR Tonight.

Hon John J. Conf will 10 this after
noon to PnrkcrShurR wh"r" Ito VIII h"
the principal speaker this evening NJ
meeting 0f tho Cox Victory club. Dem.
rr,.,Ir CnmunIEn organization Of ia"
Wood county metropolis ZION W T..
Chiffon Will be another Of tho bpcukorA
The Pulaskian., 1920-09-23
Men and Boys Clothing
and Furnishings

$47.50 Gold Bond Fall Suits $3.50
$3.50 all-wool Blue Serges $33.75
$3.50 Novelty Worsted Suits $23.o5
Boys Blue Serge Suit, 2 pairs
Trousers; extra good quail
ity ....-....-...............-...$l3.50
Boys all-wool Cashmere Suits, 2
pair Trousers ........-.-.-....-.$l295
S9c5 Mems Velour Hats .S785
SlO95 Mems Velour Hats $o95
Sample Hats ..---..-------.1a Price
Boys School Suits, sizes 6 to 9, $3.45
Boys Khaki Suits
Sizes 8 to 9---....--.---...-.-.--...$3.75
Sizes 10 to 10 ......-.-.-...-....-... $475
l5c Mems Handkerchief ..,8c
20c Mems Hose, 2 for.-.-..-........... Csc
40c Mems Hose ..29c
SIPS Mems Summer Union Suits, 98c
60c Mems BaIbriggan Shirts and
Drawers 43c
Nu-way Stretch Suspenders, guar
anteed one year ...--..-.-.--..--,--.69c
$50 Boys Dress Shirts, with and
without collars ----.-..---.-----..-...98c
The Pulaskian., 1920-09-23
"
Groceries

48 lbs. very best Orris Flour $500
First Call Coffee, lb. .-....,..25c
Palm Olive Soap .---..-..-.-.--,....7c
Goblin Soap ..-....-..-......-.........8c
All bottle Drinks ,...-............-........5c
Crepe Toilet Paper, 2 for..l5c
Loaf Sugar, lb. .-...................-l5c
Calumet Baking Powder ....-.-25c
Good Luck Baking Powder BE
Lovers brand Sugar Corn, 2 cans
for observation-disclosures.
Arm & Hammer Baking Soda,
for -24c
Fresh Bread, loaf ..,.................-.,-.8c
Watches, Dox --..-----------------.---.--.--.--
Corn Flakes, 2 for...-....-.-...........--25c
Post Toasties, for,.........--......,...2 Csc
The Pulaskian., 1920-09-23


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The Pulaskian., 1920-09-23
Hosiery and Notions

Csc Ladies Cotton Hose -.,.....l215c
29c Ladies Cotton Hose l5c
1925 and $3.50 Ladies' Silk
Hose .....................................$I.6 90
PLAYMATE Boys Heavy Ribbed
Hose acknowledgements. l-3c
35c Misses Hose .........................1o c
]. & P Coats Sewing Thread .....7c
Coats Crochet Cotton lie
Dress rms
Sample Stationery, Csc to SOC
Colgate's Talcum Powder .......-... l5c
ST Love Me Face Powder ..6oc
lib. can Talcum Powder -........-,..8c
The Pulaskian., 1920-09-23

Csc Mems SILK Ties ........-....,........48c
doc Mems Supporters ,...--......25c
Mems heavy ribbed and fleeced
Shirts and Drawers ....--............8oc
Mems ribbed Union Suits $l.93
Black Canvas Gloves loo
Sample Leather GIoves-less than
manufacturers cost.
Best heavy Work Shirts
Mems Railroad Polka Dot
Shirts .--.--..-...-.-...-..-.-......$l .48
Good Union made Oyeralls ......$l.o3
Carhartt Overalls, suspender
back .S2.d8
Mems heavy Cotton Sweater $l.48
Sample Sweaters ,............12 Price
Suit Cases .-....-.=.-.-s.-....-.-.......$l .48
$3.50 Suit Cases, with straps....$2.l9
$500 Travelling Bags ...--.,.$3.45
1926 Travelling Bags ...,..$698
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-10
TASTE OF
WINTER LEADS A. P.
CORRESPONDENTIH INTO
POETRY AND FICTION

oklahoma city, Okla. oct l0.--A
cold breath from the northwest swept
over oklahoma last nigh; and early
today bringing to The state the first
unge of winter.
a sudden warming up in the north
west however, duled the keen edge
Of the cola snap. and temperatures
over the state this morning were from
five 90 ten degrees higher than had
been predicted, it was announced at
The weather bureau here. Slightly
colder weather tonight in the north
central and eastern parts of the state,
bat slowly rising temperatures over
The safe tomorrow was the forecast
ot the bureau
The baby cold wave was accompan-
led by a rather raw wind from the
north, which at one time attained a
velocity of % miles an hour. and all
night averaged from 25 to % miles
velocity. Perhaps it was the sharp
wind, observers said today. that made
il feel more like winter than the
drop IN temperature The lowest
temperature here was 81.
The touch Of winter added 2est to
the walk Of pedestrians on their way
to work today. brought out last
winters great Goa $, touched with
pink, dainty ears aud checks and
gave reddish tngc to many nose.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-10

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-10
KANSAS CITY CUB
IS A BAD A RD-
BOILED PRODU C7

Kansas City, Nov. lO-James Fra
zier is Is and, according TO his own
admission, is hard boiled" After
their experience with him, the po-
lice are not inclined to dispute his
claim.
James, a husky youngstor in knlc-
kerbockers, according to the police
played the leading role in an attempted
hotel robbery in which revolvers had
prominent part. James was assisted
the authorities said, by his brother.
Elmer, 10.
Twenty-four hours in the police
holdover has failed to shake James
outward mien and today he sat
scowling at detectives who sought 10
question him and directing his broth
er 10 keep his head closed. and not
be 4 piker." James win be taken into
juvenile court, officials said today.
According TO the police, Elmer. ac-
companied by James, entered a hotel
room where four men were sitting
and ordered them to put up their
hands" Instead Of complying the
men rushed at HIM. Elmer tossed his
revolver to James, who empted the
contents of the weapon at the strug-
Cling men and then escaped through
rear doorway.
Meantime, with Elmer safely cap
tured the men called the police. Sev-
eral officers responded TO the call.
II was as the party was leaving
the room for police headquarters
that James took the spotlight Dash
ing in, revolver in hand, he ordered
that "all hands stand back" He snap
ped his revolver at one Of the of
ficers three times and started for
the door with his brother. BY that
time, the officers had recovered from
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-10

All visiting eX-service men and
others who desire any information
whatever regarding the Armistice Day
exercises. or the activities in Ard
more, VIII be supplied at the head
quarters Of the cenmittee in charge
Of the Ho,el Ardmore. The office of
the committee will be in specially
engaged suite of rooms at the hotel
and win be open from 7 q. m. until
late I'm the evening
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-10
LEGISLATURE ELECTIVE
VISITS ARDM0RY

j. c. Graham who was elected to
the Legislature from Love county.
was an Ardmore business visitor
yesterday SIr. Graham served in the
afterward president pro TEN Of the
state senate He is well equipped
to represent not only his county but
he staSe Of Oklahoma in the law
making body of the state.
GAS AND ELECTRIC BILLS F0H
OCTOBER ARE Due AND PAY
ARLE. BILLS MUST BIZ PAID ON
OR BEFORE NOVEMBER 10TH IN
ORDER TO GET BENEFIT OF DIS
COUNT. C0NSI Ml,RS LIGHT &
POWER C0MPANY.-adv. l-G
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-10

their surprise and rushed at the bov.
overpowering him and taking hi,
revolver.
However, James apparently was not
ready TO cry quits. En- route to head
quarters in police car. the lad
leaned over one side and dropped a
llashlisht. As one OF the police Of
ticers started to leave the car TO re-
cover II, James jerked the policeman's
revolver from its holster. He was
suodued and the weapon regained with
difficulty.
GIVE me my gun and I'll fight
II out with YOU fellows, one at a
Time, was James parting shout. as
he was locked up.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-10
OKLAHOMA CITY
LIVESTOCK MARKET
Especial 10 the Ardmorri,aO

Oklahoma City. Nov. 10.-CATTLE.
Receipts 5000. Harket looks slow TO
about steady. Steers quoted with
plenty of leeway for buyers at from
50 To Sll; grass steers IS to SS75:
COWS S5.5O to S6.7j; heifers $3.50 to
$3.50; Gamers and cutters 81 to
s3.75; bulls $3.50 to $5.25: calves.
common, $3.50 10 81; calves. good
heavies, $3.50 to $3.50; vealers fair
$3.50 ia $3.50; siocker calves plain
$4 10 IS.
HOGS. Receipts 1900 Market slow
to weak. Best butchers Sl2.5O to sl2. 60;
cho.ce $3.50 to Sl26O; med um '$l2.9O
to Sl2.50; plain mixed Sll.7j to sl215;
niss IS to $40.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-10

Oklahoma City, Nov l0.-rifty APP
plicants for admission to the state
bar commission Will take the general
examinations Dec. 3, and g. at the
state house here, it was announced to-
day at the offices of the commission.
The time limit for applicants for this
examination closed Nov. s.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-10
FOR BURNING ECZEMA
Apply Zemo, the Clean, An
tlseptic Liquid-Easy to Use
Does Not Stain

Greasy salves and ointments should
not be applied if good clear skin is
wanted. From any druggist for 35c, or
Sl.OO for large size, get a bottle of Zemo.
When applied as directed it effectively
removes eczema. quickly stops itching,
and heals skin troubles, also sores,
burns, wounds and chaiing. 1t pene-
trates, cleanses and soothes. Zemo is
a clean, dependable and inexpensive
antiseptic liquid. Try it, as we believe
nothing you have ever used is as effec-
tive and satisfying.
The L. W. Rose Co., Cleveland O.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-10

Tulsa, Okla, Nov. lO-With the
temperature lowering around 81 de-
grees Tulsa was in the grip of the
first real wintry blast Of the sea-
fon. The cold seemed all the more
severe because Of a stiff wind from
She north.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-10
Good Duck Weather

Miami. Okla. Nov. lO.--A cold wave
which brought delight to duck hunt
ers came down into this district last
night The temperature was just
above freezing and was moderatine
carly today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-10

Sapulpa, Okla. Nov. lO.-The cold
wave fcrecasted by the state weather
bureau yesterday hit this vicinity
last night in full swing Freezing
temperatures prevail this morning,
No suffering from lack Of fuel sup
ply has been reported.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-02
Store Hours-9 to $50
GimbeL Brothers

Come see Gmbe Hard-watef Soap made-soap
that 1athers any waersafe for babys skin good for
shampooing--a pure and efficient family soap.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-02
DECLARES SULTAN
MUSTN'T Be 0USTED.
,o4ian pdvy Councillor De-
ol,res 100000 MosIems
Would Resent 1t
WOULD INTERFERE IN FAITH
-, ,,,o Associated Press

Tcb Temporal author
IoWon, ial to the sultan OF Iurkey'
ity IS essLhouid he allowed to remain IN
and nc sinonIc sn""I as Caliph Of the faithful,
Constsain,,"to Constant to Emir Ali, Indian privy
aecorolns who for the last forty fiVe
collnciillUs ios held many offices in Bengal.
years, n"s ",sronosal TO drive the Turks out
.nc.ppnt;noplc is a concession TO re-
Of sstaanaticism. and il the Turkish
lielous - iaotion is removed from the city
adrnl,h.itstuar%c@St resentment viii manifest
the oi.'ef India and all Mussulman coun-
trirs.' he says; oo ooo sunni Noslems
aVooro ooo ono Shah Moslems in In
ana % lI,c'd hc declares. ''arc in agreement
dla' III ho sultan's continued rule at
as 10 ntinonIc They kept quiet during
topssa" bcca,,sc they believed that no
tne nt mat would be made to disturb tne
attempt order Of things in the Turkish
capital u,ot tbe ,nrincinles of
httVt .rc ' fundamentally opposed to
lslan thc emir goes on
oo.sHE o..ss,to;ntcnancc Of the temporal author
W. we tbc sultan is necessary. Ills
NY .oi VI and spiritual power cannot be
'eI!pU't%d Noslcms were assured IN
sepaI%tc' ,sp iStc war that the Caliphate would
uo, INV i%' he irterfcred with, and that Con;
np,,G ntpn,,,,t;nonle, Thrace and the homeland
Stait'~H Y ltbs Turkish race would remain IN
gL; M.;@ hands; and on this assurance Mo-
btommsdap ta.n troops bore their full share
usl'l,VH;h % ahn f;Sht;nr in various regiments. :,
OF dToncerning .T9 Mecca and Medina, II
...,,,Id % bo most unwise, in the interests
Wp tbs .emnire. to claim or to exercise,
,;aaotiv " s% or indirectly, a protectorate
MI, ,r tbsm While the administration OF
I've ,seso sac sacred cities might be left to
,b.'e .ha autonomous government of the
tiodiaz u fhc sheriff Hussein should re-
nnivs ,ot The usual investiturs from the
snltan .calinh. v
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-02
In the Subway Store

Clearance of Milldamaged Sheets, at
$1.2s each. Save third to half.
$50 pairs of white Woolen Blankets, at
$6.95 pair.
--Gmbels,
5O-piece Dinner Sets, Coin-gold Handles, at
$3.50.
.--Gmbels. Subway Store
Womens Lingerie Waists, at $1.65. Save
Third
--Gnbels, subway
White Organdie, 36-inch, at 3sc yard
--Gmbels, subway, Store
$50 Travelling Bags, at $l.5o. Save Half.
-~Glmbels Subway store
Mems Plated Worsted Sweater Coats, at
$l.95 Save half.
.-Glmbels, subway
Standard Apron Gingham, at &c yard
-Gimbels, subway
Women's Shoes, at $4.95.
Children's Shoes, at $1.45.
Mems Shoes, at $3.95.
Gmbels. subway
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-02
In the Subway Store
Remarkable! !!

Danask, Heavy Grade, IL inches wide, at
CSC yard.
--GtmbeIs subway store
Women's Fabric Gloves, S-button length, in
white, gray, brown and pongee, at $l.5O:
Children'S tan cape Gsuntlets, lined, AT
Sl.3S. <.-.....: &c..
Mems plush Gauntlets, al $l.50 ana ST.
-Gmhels Subway Store
Brass Bedstesds, at SIS. 2-inch continuous
post. Heavy filters at head and foot
-Gtnncs subway
Popular Sheet Music, at Sc and 25c
"Dardanela' included ..... ....
--Gtuhels subway Stor.
700 Children's Flannellet Night Drawers
at at Csc. Ages to 10 wears
-=Gtmhels Subway store
1900 Sample Lace and Scrim Curtains, at
4Sc each. Ralf Price. ...
subway Store
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-02
Store Hours-o to $50
GimbeL Brothers

This Hard-Water Soap sells at $1.50 dozen all
through the year Now have frend-making Offer
Csc doz Order at once delivery on the 18th.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-19

Arnlnciabase va Ell 10 h0ndo de La
Gale, con claro tintineo, adveninliento
de la sagrada Custddia del Corpus La
tibia tarde de JUNO, que habfa estado
.velada. lrastaAentonces p0r nilhes ige-
i,sts,,o se stbri6 EN- I'M rompiiniento lju5
Ilil0se yslllen0 de luz Ia pobre estancia.
,En aquelt moMento, Ia patrona, una
buena aujer de alma sencilla, llamo
quedanente a ila palert
Don tAntonioa aDon AatCnio !!
d Sor qufeget IIstRd yers ! d prDcasi6na II
1 s;onaba ailaifuera, llera de I'm ji-
sIifo, li1ifantils elfeyoz8 de- aas buena nlu7
jjer; Que los amos nos habfain consegui-
do haeer yiejaal u Ylsestfemeeido por
slanellos aeent6sa 5ayeniless Don Anto.
ilfos eli 4xiejo tacitinplo que trabajaba
siempre lit.HandO sdeAaiDas Ietras que
fiirontoz zse utorllaban alnarillasi GiineFos
de papeless1se incorpnr0 en- su asiento
ANTE Ia mesa despenci5aaa.
EIizoi una pausa cnnisai trabajo.. !.
/ Ell C;orpusl .slai Como a pesar de sus
aiTos,ide silisaber yide,sulinereduli
lie roIan0yfaaes este ,1lorhfJre Vivfa ol-
vitlado de tcda fiesta jade todo rito an
'tigJloo ohcecado am aluella labor lite
raria tdeopoeta aiaalelito due no Iogra-
la eelebridad. Rivfas asf con4el alma
de despechoy la aspalda .yUel
tar toda beIleza atural, abstrafllo
en- sus rilnas agtiticfogas cen sHsi dis
ellsiones de cenacuIo, sin yer el sol,
mi tampoco la Luna. como. no fuese las
esrandes yluHas de los espejos de los
cafes. 5,,sp,ss N,
i i. sin1 selnhalstg ieomo 'ile habfa
ibonaaoyifle Ia goz de lae lihlijer senci.
1ial, iIsI Corpus! x adYirtio de prom
to que este noialire tenia risas " hon
idas skslfeestefl sas4 qpetlerdos. Era, ALA
Ell la pTovineiai I'M espateilse de jun
Ella por las cal1es, que va estaban es-
.tivalmente entoldadas; un rebrillar
deA aureas dalmaticas, I'm loco repicar
de campanas que no apagaba los pfos
de las golondrinas, sino que los hacfa
mas yivos, sobre las azoteas; una ge-
neral algeria, algo asf como un triun-
fal V pesado estremecimiento de jti-
bilo que consagraba la gloria del estfo.
Ell era nino entonces; yestfa va su
traje de yerano vefa pasar la larga
procession ell aquella calle entoldada,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-19
LA PROCESSION DE CORPUS

rcerrada ei su cerco de orc sin laborar
Il Divino Cordero.
TanBi6r D, Antonio, vencido por
aquella belleza evangelical, iba a arro-
dillarse. Mas de pronto not0 que ell
aire Sc nublaba con unos papelitos de
colores que llevaban letras impresas !:
los arrojaban los nifios Y erap de to-
dos los colores. Entonces record0; !;
eran las aleluyas que Sc acostumbra7
ba arrojar al paso del Santfsimo; pa
reados vulgares que tenfan, sin en-
barge, la intenci6n de una ofrenda de
arte y perpetuaban las tradiciones de
las antiguas loas. Y el poeta maldito
tuvo una inspiration. Rapidamente
entr6 en- la estancia y cogi0 de sobre
la mesa su mejor poe1na, un poema
metaffsico y sensual, un himno pam
tefsta al veranO, que por lo raro de
su fornia, habfan desdeflado todos los
directories de reyistas lHerarias. Su
sentidO era heterod0X0; pero ell pre-
ciosismo poeta 10 habfa llenado de pa.
labras bellas Y puras, iefdO trozOs
podfa parecer un salmo mfstico reci-
table en- un temple. El peeta rapida-
mehtes 10 parti0 en- pedazos con un
feryor s1bito, hasta dejarlo reducido
porciones. en- las que solo Sc podfa
leer una palabra inocente,: cielo, azu-
cena, lirio. rosa, mujer, estrella, amor
-. Luego, ep un gesto prodigo, arro-
j6 aquellos ff4gmentos al paso de la
Custodia: los vic reyoletear lentamen
te V prenderse en- los cabellos y en- los
pliegues de los trajes en- las, manos
infantiles que Sc les tendfan abiertas.
Les VIC envo1yerse enc las nubes del
incienso Y en- las armonfas de la md-
sica sacra \, lograr asf una gloria
an0nima y magnffica, encontrar, fl
nalmente, lectores entire los ninos de
alma ingenua. Y mientras con aquel
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dopde los pies Sc hundfan en- ramos de
romero y de juncia I.
Ahora va habia olyidado todo aque-
llo i apefas 81 cada aiio Sc enteraba
del Corpus cuando yefa servir en- los
Fcaf6s los sorbetes de JUNO. Pero
ahora. por la dulce voz de la mujer
que le advertfa, .sintio el anhelo de
Ilver la procession como EN- su infancia.
Sc asonl6 al balloon Y contempl0 la ca
lie, que ALA en- 10 hondo, estalla LENA
de jubilosos CRITICS y de toda clase de
festiyos murmullos. Avanzaba Ia
CHstodia a 10 lejos, Inily lejos asin, y
TODD a 10 largo habfa estacionado un
largo cortejo de mangas parroquiales
lsy estandartes sagradCF. Parecfan
haberse detenido para que Ell los COM
templase, y el Banaba sus ojos en-
aq,lel orc tierno sue relucfa aorillan-
tado por ell sol cansado de la tarde.
En- ell balloon contiguo al suyo estaban
la patrona v sus dos hijas, delgadas
~ palidas, que ahora, por algeria mis-
| tica del Corpus. parecfan transidas de
i'm i1bilo profundo De pronto Sc oyo
un grito. + La Custodia! Ayanzaba
Ia Sagrada ,Forma Ell su cerco de ORC,
candida transparente como un sol
que no hiriese, erguida sobre una
acumulaci0n de campestres primicias,
de espigas annapolis. No era ell lujo
de Ia provincial, hi tampoco ell este
pals del NOrte Sc habian encontrado Ell
este tempo los racimos~ de agraces
que ALA en- ell Mediodfa decoraban las
vides. Tampoco crbrfan la calle ell
romero la juncia, nj habfa aquella
pompa lie sacerdotales 0rnamentos.
Tanpoco Sc sentfa aquel ardor pc
.sado de JUNO que hacfa mas solemne
y lento el cortejo sagrado.
Pero, no obstante, cOnservaba la
procession todo su encanto mfstico, Y,
en- la tibieza del ambiente, la Sagrada
Forma parecfa concentrar en- ST tOdo
ell ardor del sol ausente Y brindarse
como una promesa de los veranos mis-
ticos, que abrazan dulcemente las al
mas v las hacen languidecer cargadas
de primicias divinas mas preciosas
que los frutos del Sur. Y era conmo-
vedor yer como todo el mundo Sc arro-
dillaba en los BALCONIES, en- ell suelo,
al paso de la pobre Custodia, que en-
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gesto loco Sc yengaba del desden de
los 1editores, Sc sentfa ell alma aliyia-
da de un gran peso, halagada por el
jdbilo de haber hecho una ofrenda
restitufda a aquel remote tempo de
su infancia en- que 6l, estivalmente
yestido de claro, arrojaba al paso de
la sacra Custodia, ingenuo feryoro-
SO, no mustios papetllos, .sino rosas,
grandes, rosas ,viyas,. de los precoces
jardines del Sur. ..a.
r, F4NSIN0S774SsENS.
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Nos informan los sefiores Manuel
Quintana y Hermano haber constitui-
do en- San Juan una sociedad mer-
cantil dedicada a. la compra y venta
de provisiones. Son sccios de la fir
ma don Manuel Y don Toribio Quin-
tana, don Emilio Alfonso Y don Juan
Francisco Ares Y apoderado general
don Francisco Bias palacio.
Buenos negocios.