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ba Hisw s YSEt M1ia9', SD ',ror,, ..,7
~ Minor Boris T. scDIrte' - h-r
sf.eSs bales stock .lr1 'NaHFiN
Z, Total today-ReceIuts fs.l. n.-r,. ,
s.to.S49 la stock E-a-- f.#. 'NNH|i.
~ Tota! 'pr wrgl E:rr..,.ss '.- d.
sports. i3.!J bale, ''.''' 'N-
gisTotal for soc son Errcl-.,g -.-se e..
txpor,s. 6,5go,2-S bales .''' ''t's
a,iNSEW ORLEANS. July y rniirc., nos.
fflayed an imuprtsui part lr .gl.,..
sjnE., ara IN" market broke 10 ~. -,,,
e.eveis ioi1owinr "a" !cSurtH fr.r,rt Il, ,,.f
REayebbhnSsft az EnIHn" VA alarmed over VA,
sthe hnu t.rices % YESTERDAY. Win Oc.I,., ,
~ SlrS. Closing prices were al no., i.,.
-Yf - 10 ~ uu!nt.. Just on tho clos, e,,a.,
took profits and their buying O.. c"y,.-
Htauacd q SHARP rallv
.r' Eain ioca N ne bel, OVER night heavy IN
sess IN nc CARY trading but after ad.
SnE on the Sirorrest months fho mart
sffn into too much selling ana nrnrn,'.r y
tbr6kc. the months under mos Dr..sl.,s
,sssi,n, 9yer hm' cent mound. Til.
.tasiness over the foreign political pinii.
liation and the slump in fnreirn cvcfi.nge
fYuf. surnc ~ 81 Was caused by y,-ter8a.y..
El.gh private bureau HPurcs an rordJ,ic,,
kRp@.izing nv shorts checked tho d,e.na o.,
;laswhile. by; later IN the dav il wTe 70.
Asln the lai" ,rodlnr tho rnarSri Wa" ~
la{ted md the unrn.r ~ -ellInr las,fd nj.
!91pst tn the close A. has been Inc ms
l3nff EeyeIai days. the trading was nlmo.,
satltnEether IN the now crop months. July
etntnn inactive
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vancS ,n',mF.S opened steady al an ad-
~ IL ." ~ rointS, with Wall S.rcr,
rd Trade commission houses covering in
nc, ,,., TO nrncr Santos news. inci,idins
,hc'rs ~, nmsrS Later the market made fir.
ncco,nhcrrS SSHpicin0cr advancing TO lilo
III R"r",S nhGyG he previous night Late
vrutth" c!oSr wa" IA thcr iir,n AT a rat ~
i."S1pCc q !. 10 ~ points. Closing bids: J,Iv
March. II .a3: Nav ii IS ''orF' i!.-":
nn9i con." nu!ct: RIO IS. i2,g: Santos IS
.P,I - mere wor" sales OF Sln,nS e.
~ hnH kio Is at lie. American chcdlts
cljn" I,"',t-c nrhzillan cable rcportcd a Dc.
'% % ,G .ia!i higher and santos futures
= s1 &i'!an 'os,S. $500. Jundahv rccei tW"
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s si"GS esfgycs ,hhcc5e; ySarlinSs. and ch,
stsadN: bulk Of all Weights si:.StG, is %:
G G@or sioGK steady: IN hctwccn kinds
c%iyGs. siSeo 1850: ,on. s!I@ >'"'
,-fHEH' KcCcINts. LOO: opened strong TO
.pN MN closed Slow 10 Ia, lower Than
LOB $500: bulls light and lich; butchers
$500: go -. bulk nackaEc SONS SiiC0Fgli 50 :
Shoen: Rgceints. l5.Qcn lambs. s'5ao: ton
nnt!v" Iamh. $3.50: bulk s,sGYs, /, %.
shoicc Montana wcthcrs. sn5a: top ewes
Ss.''. Cap!C" feeding lambs
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CnTTENSIsEr OIL

i, .'.'N l,VNh, IuIV Gi-COttonscoI M
HN"f"fei i"wcr, with light rr"fassionni
,,hhn Hs.inT WIS PROMPTED mainly hv
-, ,t<trt rulinS in lard and cotton clos.
III "F4.S W"t" : 10 Is noint- net lower.
,,ri,,, ~ barrels Prime crude nominal
., ~ gunner yellow spot -. - "a 10 50: Jufv
iTi"' HH.n,cnhHr. 1897: December l. o. Mi
,nH.hi itt,nn winter yellow and summer
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BUY A GUARANTEED
USED CAR

From the original guar
antee house.
Find out just what we
mean by guaranteed used
cars.
One 1913 Chandler Club
roadster. A real buy. $500
cash, balance satisfactory
terms.
One 1920 Chevrolet sedan
baby grand model. Never
used. $500 cash, balance
easy.
One 1920 Chevrolet 400
touring. $3.50 cash, bal
ance terms.
One 1913 Roamer, Spas
senger touring, wire
wheels, cord tires.
One 1919 Overland 80,
5-passenger touring; easy
terms.
One Ford sedan, 1918
model, electric starter, de-
mountable rims. $500 cash,
balance easy.
Your old car accepted as
part payment.
All these cars have been
reprinted. They look and
run like new.
Our prices are the low
est in the city.
Any terms within rea-
son takes a car. Ride
while YOU pay. See Mr..
Chappelle.
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Deaths
In AIcnnOriaIn

FhuLll NER Died suddenly July 10 a,
rssn FaunSr ' WIFE ~ rani ilaT
liu,n ssri"mher :; ISL. She was the
r!son. Of '"ihc Wlgwam." Amelia County.
Va. and was a lsncai descendant OF Hcn-
1hnin Harrison. 81 Berkeley. Thus IN.
was widely connected. and raised In That
ttmosahcrc OF :"il'It mont and culture for
winch Amelia County. IN tutc-bcIIu.n ia ~,
Was noted. She imbih"d that Icmtlcn"ss
~ Spirit. that consideration for others.
mat unSC.NsllncSs which inmates SuIy
ir";n such sources. Thoroughly r,iig!ous.
poFS'sHln. that greatest OF All charity
Love. ever cHuD"raut. her spiri; remained
l" the end as bupNant as :, ch!ld's Thus
endowed sht made IL pleasure for All
Win "h'in Sh" cam" ia contact 10; h
within and without the home Never
more cheerful. never brighter. s!ttin: in
N" i"iniIE circle. sh. hrcAthcI hcr 4, ~
thc !iEh; OF her soul departing az SUD,
u"h'| as an electric siark. Her body was
Enyiton. II III
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''',.'IF fT1V IT. N'IHHtUTtUFi.
kNOHNII.LE TENN. July 23.-Thc
Mountain Branch National Soldiers
Home at Johnson CITY. Tenn. is TO be
converted into II sanatocium for dis
charged tubcrcu!ar soldiers. accord
INK 10 announcement by Director
Cl"imloy Jones. of the Bureau OF War
Risk Insurance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24

nr'me Sc to sac per III
Iul!h"a. ic per ID ho'cSaIc:
E"ncicS. igc ucr n,
N KNIT iW2.s% "a; Shcllcd. tic pcr Ii.
30. T.. s .hnIi.hii, isc ner 10.
~ Snanish shollrd I5. nor II
~ SPANISH shc!lcd. lie Scr H.
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rHoDUCE MARKETS.
SI'GAR

NEW YORK: july ,.3-Th.rc was moth.
naithnmrS ~ 'he local raw sugar market.
:rSss stv'4 fS.r with offerings not so az
and ne onty sales reported was ) o., h., =. u
., ,Stnn's ior nrst half August shipmcn:
IL 100 cost ana freight and $500 bars ~:
nE!"I! '."ir!;u=al at i5i.c. c. l. T. TheT..
~ as" :. sale OF a distressed lot Of
ir"iEht. "t i'-c' cost and
., ne natkct for refined was unchanged a /,
demand light WIKI inc
mere WAS sharp recovery In sugar tn
l"''s. ana trading was more ncitvr nm
I'M iiiic since the exchange rcnpcned
a.. az, using prices Were % 10 80 min: :
~ nlsh'r. or within ~ few points az IN"
It'ijnSSt pi ~" day. with the old crop no.
S'''o"s showing the maximum gain
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NEW ORLEANS. July o1.-Rouch riocc no
IIr'S - REGENTS. Clean rice steady: safes
! ',,,,,H;. Hnsci 5ei rockets. i'.:M. Bran and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 e. Main Street Phone Randolph ~
Norfolk &c Western Rv.

Lenvc Brond Street Station Daily
For Eorfolk 5:55 a. NJ. 900 a. NJ,
1880 +. NJ. $3.50 P. NJ. For the West,
P. NJ, 9:25 u. NJ. Arrive from Nor
folk. 11:45 A. NJ, 6:55 p. NJ, 9:65 p.
NJ; from the West, $500 A.. NJ. 2:2o
ss2 East Main Street. Phone Madi.
son 116.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
lAehmon,l .rn.oa. s,oel. Yara..

N'VHH",N IhIun SIocN Yards
Richmond. Va fUIy q 1871
is't,ar"St There wa" quite a heavy
run ~ 'a;tl. here fo- this yy.ck,s nsritc,,
Chns!d"flHg mo season. AND Mi .nid 80. y
Cep.t1a1F common aUi medium sum
Strictly gO"a steers. 100 !bs
and w. .......... ,.,.H, =,
Extra choice heavy sfe.,s Uicb,,S
Medium :" good steers 100
cd 63 1ii@ To 70 medium l:na ias
h1 10 30 lbs. ....... N q, ',
Good Ia choice COWS - a 3, *
Medium TO good COWS ........ z 10
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


NAVAL STORES.
JAcNSONNliLE. FIN. July :s-Turrcn
IN" MN 1851 sales none: receipts a;f :
Nhlnm"nis. ~. stock. S.5H Rosin steady;
.;"Ck. y&..1. Quote. n HIS IL =: = 6;
u J! Is VI. VIC. l,,]: WV. 1855
SAVANNAH. GA. july y.-rurpon,,no
H'N, To- ,HsHs. %. r'Cclpis. 3.a: shinncnts
-. .iocN: l".'ai Ros,u ilrm. sales | ,aS: re.
'"l"is. NJ" shlumants LOIS: stock 81 Si
GHV,. - ll'n: -. T.. +. o. H. l. X NJ
sen ISLAND
say ENAii GA. Ju.v .3.-Scn Island
inG1f' 600, -. cNtr. choice. lis: choice.
''' "Nirn i'nc LOO iinc. %. medium nnS,,
a".i M".'!Mt" mono Nh.nmenis. 700: stock.
LONDON InN i;af silver. ,a,.a nor
tHiss short bills. sass. three month ;
PErERSBuKG riANIT MARKET
ht'vFtcI % Rodgers riUm!n.r X 60 Inc
Petersburg Va JuIy a Ieo
I'm NlSH Farmers, Stock;
Nrrtgt steady. s. - nor bIshcl
Nlf:!lEIA% Farmers Stock
Fancy iumuo. &c rer H.
Jumbo q Nor 10.
Extra urine N7c uer IN.
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CHESAPEAKE 6 OHIO RAILWAY

RICHMOND. FRED'SD0 & POTOMAC r. r.
(Broad Street Station. except where
other wise indicated)
Arrive from Ieavefor
7:I0 am Washing ton Il beyond. nc: 05 am
Ill 90 pm Washing ton & beyond. 6:20 am
TOGO am. Ashland Local ...... t6:30 nm
HISS am. Washington Iocal.... $3.50 am
30 pm. Washington Il beyond. MS:45 am
rs pm. Washington & bcyond.... ll:55 am
xs:30 pm. Washington & beyond. 1920 pm
NIL 30 pm. Washington & beyond. 335I
OILS pm. Washington Locnl.... 350pm
ts:l0 am. Ashland Local .... f4:30pm
8:35 mn. fredericksburg Local.. ......
t6:i5 pm. Ashland Local . t6:35 pm
1910 Mt Washington 4 be.'ond.... M5:i0 pm
........... Washington 4 beyond. 8:l5 pm
NJ Main Street Station.
X Arrives Main ST. Station, par!or, car iron,
Washington is detached at Hermitage and handled
into BrOnd st. Station; arriving $50 pm.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MAKKEr.

wholesale Quotations by wnodson- Craig
me. !3lS East Cary s.. Madison iaS-J
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LIVE ST0CK MARKET

fHINlIfIN~N.VFJ. JUIV UDreIr,a
SEtpUo.. market mostly steadv on steers lIyh,
,sSSHlHng best: quality very plaln: no very
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
AUTOMOBILES

Automobiles for Sale II
BUICK touring car. 1918 model, good
condition. VIII sell cheap. Call Boule-
ward aols NIGHTS boulevard 3G5- ".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24

SOUTHERN RAILWAY
(hiain Street Station)
Arrive from Leavoior
I:i0 pm. .Danvillo d Durham....i 7:45am
7:l0 am. Atlanta & Birmingham. AS PM
tS:40 am. .Keysviilo. .............' 1000 pm
1906 pm. .Ashove Now Orleans. HOO pm
York River Line tt
o:40 am. West Point.............3 N7.50 am
5:35 pm. West Point.............. '4:l5 pm
Y9I5 am. Baltimore. .............j i5:l0 pm
Y Daily except Monday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-05
OLD INDUSTRY IS
REVIVED IN BRAZIL.
TO OFFSET LOSSES.
DECLINE OF COFFEE AND RUB
Der TRADE FORCES COUNTRY
TO RESORT TO IT'S WEALTH r.!
TiBROUS PLANTS.

Washington. Nov D. Brazil, although
covered with librous plants, Imports
S. ,0000U0 worth OF inre and hemp
annually. The traveller who watches a
long line of cargadore~ staggering un-
der the weight OF bags of coffee in the
port Of Santos has only To turn his
glasses toward tie ueighhurug hills to
see some of the best specimens of fiber
yielding plants.
The answer is simple The country
is SO huge and al the same time 50 uu-
derpOpunted that all OF its resources
viii not he developed for years 70
come. The recent announcement that
the federal government was ready 10
receive 4uUn,uor Immigrants viii give
some idea of the existing ratio Of the
population of this South American
state To lis area.
Lately, With the decline of the rub
Der Industry. caused hN the difficulty
In competing With The rubber pIantn-
tons OF the far East, and since cote g
raising has become less profitable be-
cause Of oNerplautiug the country has
turned its attention To the commercial
value Of tbrous plants. and their deN ell
,puent has begun to attract the altrn-
tUu Of investors Nearly every Bra
LILLIAN il familiar with their lib"rs, and
IN insist"ut propaGauda has begun tor
their exploitation. The government Is
assisting. and experiments have d"yvi-
oped several filters Of assured CONNER
Cial value. some OF which are described
IN bulletin Of the pHu-Americun
Union as follows:
Only r Der Exported
"The only fiber that iigure~ among
Brazilian exports 70 the United States
Is plassaNa, n Kind of hairy pliable
bark. one company has GUDHb trees
on tts property north of Bahia city
another important source of supply Is
the valley of the Rio preto, in northern
Bahia. The tibers measure from : 20 Il
feet in length, the longer ones h"inG
used IN making ropes ana Irvine unC
the heavier. coarser Kinds cut int,
short stripS for a number of uses. chie1
of which are the manufacture OF
hrooms. brushes, hats and to limtec
extent. sandals
"Th4 tXportation Of This fiber from
Bahia and IIh4ns to the United State,
and Euroup. ns vel ~ other uarrS o.
RrnztI md Soutb America. IS iucrnas
ing yeurlv ~ new apuIication~ ar,
fuuud for IT. In the United States i
Is used only in thn manufactures @
SNOW Svteprr- That are stumbled Il
Street chr COMPANIES.
wlh.. trayuI.,. soiliu.r nm .ha strait,
thar l.ud into tine ntrturrSuue Iitl
Par az Xt,i,ria vim rptirn vhot q
nry, uI,nc. amman IN hr huralaS a
hup. hruodsyortls tina together nj IN,
tinn CHASER examination reveal
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-05
GHOST IS WITNESS
IN COURT HEARING
AGAINST" HERSELF
DEAD WOMAN TELLS OF PROCUR.
ING IRON WITH WHICH HU s.
BAND SLEW HER TO KILL HIM
LIKE STORY OF CLDEN TIMES.


Na9'll"I'0h' NOV. D. \ man I7 a.
cu~rd Of beating his wife {" death,
ANA is brought before nigh tribunal
for trtal. Judge aud jurors and aud'-
ence sit and listen IN respectful 81
l"nct While Inc ghost OF tile dead W"In-
an le~ltii"> that She herself procured
the iron tar with which she MAS Killed,
thai ~h" had intended 10 xii her nus
band Win it, ANA that ne had great
proyucdtiOn 70 Kill her.
This sounds Ike a story Of oIdcn
times II might have hHpp-ued in any
Of thc great ages Of supcr~ it on
when men believed il tire supernatural
even more than they did in The nat
uru,
Civilization t. supposed 10 have freed
man from lhpsr ancient fears, bul it
has not done So The fear j. sill
latent in It's, waiting for Il chance 70
express itself. For example. Tire IN
cidrut related above happened not in
IN the SUPREME court uf The District
Of Columbia a few DAYS ago. The dead
wunau'S mother testified that she had
gone to several mediums, had con
ycr%,d with the ghost Of her daughter
and ha- Nu gotten the daughters
ctor, ur what happened. sui mora
astonishing. She testified that an as
st~raut United States attorney had adj
yi.,I mon. I, consult mediums When
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-05

ATHENS. Grcece-Admirai 7.
Coundouritios has been named re-
gent Of Greece To rule during the
minority of Prince Paul who IS
not quite 20 years Old. Prince
Paul. younger brother OF klns
Alexander who was killed by a
monkey bite. has been pro-
claimed king of Greece.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-05

Try Want Ad IN tho Free Trade
Journsl Tor Quick Results
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-05
Spectacular History.

"Aramina, or guaxima tOXa, has Il
rather spectacular history. Repeated
experiments in Africa India and Fra
I'll so cncoura ged hotaniSts in the lat
ter country that an intense propugan-
da for the Manufacture of coffee bags
from this plant was begun and result
ed in the building of factory in Sac
Paulo FOR thar purpose.
"Although the factory attained an
output of 100000 bags Il year, and
found ready, enthusiastic buyers, diff.
culties 50 increased that after Il few
wears of operation the factory was de-
voted exclusively to the manufacture
OF bags from iute The failure WHS not
due to the poor quality OF the bags, hut
rather to the lack of cooperation
among the planters.
"ln addition to aramina, which Is So
perior 10 jute, Brazil can boaSt Of an.
other fbrous plant growing wild in the
central part of the country which, II
cultivated and used in the mannrac-
ture of bags would eliminate the In
dian product from the list of her i'm
ports. 1t is lhe Papouln De sac Fran
cisco sometimes called Perrin fiber
from It's once supposed liscovp"er. The
fbers have the qualities Of linen and
hemp with certain advantages in
mining aud dycinG. -..---.-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-05
Chanaina Color.

AN NiShmau may be green but"
swell. WHAT "Whrn hes IN n night
ne secs red"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-01
L0 que Opinan los "SOviats"
de Ia Liga de HaciOnes

La proxima vista, de la 'ConAision
&c la "Liga de Naciones" la Russia
"Soviet" ha despertado POGO interes
en- los dominios. de Lenine el dicta
dor.
Russia no confia en- el exito de la
Liga, segun Sc desprende de las ma
nifestaciones hechas por los leaders
"sovets". Leo Kameneff, presidente
del "Soviet" de Moscow, discutiendo
la "Liga de Naciones", dijo 10 81
guiente:
! LA liga ha capitulado porque ha
perdido su signifcacion original. No
contiene principles whales aplicables
la nueva organization de la socie-
dad, ha sido creada en- beneficio del
antique imperialismo.
mo atribuimos importancia Ia
comision de la Liga que proyecta VII
sitarnos. Las comisiones bona -fide|
dc. otras naciones tendran nuestra
cordial bianvenida 81 vienen con eli
proposito de hacer investigaciones i'm
parciales. No haremos preparativos
especiales para recibir los delegados
de la Liga, pero les daremos toda
clase de facilidades para que puedan
verlo todo. Y pedimos, al mismo
tempo que sc. nos conceda el derecho
de enviar comisiones, otros paises.
"Nuestros visitantes no deben OIL
vidar que la revolucion rusa solo tie
ne dcs amos. Nuestra organization
es nueva. Francia, despues de la
gran revolucion, tardo treinta amos en-
establecer condolences estables".
Entire otras consderaciones, Kane
neff expreso la opinion de que no Sc.
ria possible el restablecimiento del IN:
tercambio comercial con la Europa
Occidental sin restablecer previa-
mente las relaciones diplomaticas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-01
DESDE RINCON

Entr6 en- la bahia de Corsica ell
vapor Cornelia" que vinoNa to-
mar 5000 sacos de azlcar
Sc encuentran en- Corsica, pa
sando las vacaciones, las bellas Sc
iioritas Martha, Militia y Katin
Stefani, de nuestra alta sociedad.
-Ha alberto sus puertas una
sucursal de la agencia Singer. di-
rigida por ell joven don Julio VAL
carcel, de Aguadilla.
4 En- breve sadlra para San
Juan nuestro estimado amigo Y
conAoaiero don Pedro Henrique
Jr
Ha salido para Anasco don
Ernesto Mariani, quien goza en-
tre nosotros de grandes kimpa-
stias.
Ell Corresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-01
LITERATURE De SEMANA SANTA
EL GRISTIANISNe

Bajo su envoitura griega, catolica.
protestante, ell Cristianismo coAstitu
We alin, para cuatrocientos millones
de criaturas humanas, Ell organo espi
ritual. Ell gran par de alas indispsn-
sables para elevar al hombre sobre 81
mismo. sobre. su vida rlJtrera v sus
horizpntes limitados; para conducirle,
traves de la paciencia, la resigna-
ci6n y la esperanza, hasta la sereni
dad
Para empujarle por encirk de Ia
templanza, la pureza y la bondad, has
ia la abnegacion y el sacrifcio Stem
pre- v EN- todas parties, desde hace mil
ochocientos ans, inmediatamente que
esas ,alas desfallecen Sc ven rotas,
Sc degratan las costumbres pubhcas
privadas. En-. Italia, duran.e ell Re
llacimiento, en- Inglaterra baJo la lies
tauraci6l, en- francla -bajo IA Lonven
ci6n y ell Directorio, se vic al hom
b1e .nacerse pagano como en- eI So 40
primero; por ei mlsmo hecao sc encon
Eraba tai como en- tempo de Augusso
y de Tiberio, es declr, falaz, voIap-
luoso duro; Ell egoismo brutal Y cal
cuiador habia recobrado su ascsndien
te, la crueldad y ell sensuahsmo Sc os
tentaba por todas PARTS; La socisdad
Ese convertia en- un sitio peligroso y
malo. Cuando Sc ha podido uno procu
rar ese especsaculo de cerca Sc puede
evaiuar 10 que ha aportado ell Cristia-
nismo nuestras sociedades modernas,
" 10. que ha introducido en- elias de pu
dor, de dulzura Y de hnmanidad, y
10 que en- ellis mantiene de honradez,
de buena fe v de justicia, No bastan
para reemplazarle,. en- este servicio, nj
la razon filos6ica, nj la cultura artis
tica y hteraria. nj siquiera ell honor
feudal militar caballeresco, nj min
gun c6digo. administration nj gobier
no. Solo Ell puede contenernos en- nues
ira pendiente natal, para evitar Ell des
Nzamiento insensib,e mediante ell cual
retrograda nuestra raEa incesantemen
j te y con todo -sn peso original hacia
sus mas bajos elementos; y ell viejo
Evangelio, cualquiera que sea su en-
voltura presente, es atln Ell mejor au
xiliar del instinto social
HIPOLITo A. TAME
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-01
Ell SANTO SEPULGRO

FL sitio que excita en- mayor gra1o
la atencion en- la ciudad deicida es la
iglesia del Santo Sepulcro que ell illus
ire Lamartine describe asi: "Es un
epoca bizantina; su arquitectura es
grande y hermoso monumento de la
grave, solemns, grandiosa; es un be-
10 pabel.6n echado por la piedad de
los hombres sobre la tumba del hijo
de Dios. Isi una ciipgla aerea y Gin
celada, en- la cual Ell corte sabio y
gracioso de, las puertas, de las venta-
mas de. los capiteles v de las corni-
-sas, agrsg al conjunto ell inapreciable
valor de un trabajo habil en- donde
la piedra Sc ha convertible en- encaje
para ser digna de fgurar en- ese no.
nllmento. levantsdo al mas grGnde de
los pensamientos humanos.
Ell centro de la cupula esta ocupQdo
por un pequefo monumento. cncerrado
dentro del grande, como una piedra
preciosa engarzada en- otra, es el mo
numento, del San-o Sepulcro diviGido
en- dos pequenos santuarios En- ell pri
nero Sc halla la piedra en- que osta
ban ssntados los angeles cuando, con
testaron las mujeres: No s5ta aaui,
ha resucitado' Ell segundo contiane
el sepulcro, cubierto aIn de una es-
pecie de. ssrc6fago de marmol b,enco
que rodea la roca primitiva en- la cual
esta tallado ell sepulcro. Lamparss de
orc de plata ialumbran esea capi
la. Entramos 'uno a uno sin psrr1itir
a ninguno de los acomralantes Que
penetrsle con nosotros; no qusrianos
que ninguna mirada extrafia turbNse
la solemnidad del sitio nj la intimi
dad de las impresiones; cada uno de
nosotros permaneci6 dentro TN cuarto
de hora v ninguno sali6 sin lagrimas
en-. los ojos.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-01
AContecimientO agrfcOla
EN- COAMO.

I
A miclativa Y con la direction
de la "Liga Agrlcola Sc cele-
bro una feria ell sabado. Ell espa-
cioso local de la Corte Municipal,
amablemen'e cedido por ell sefier
Diaz Cintron, juez, transformado
I.an. salon de exhib;ciones, v Ell or
! den perfecto fernando un beIlo
cenjNnto, vimos tuberculos, legum
bres, granos, aves de diferentes
Eclases, Y. en- general, productos
agricolas que nos llamaron mucho
su atenci0n.
La concurrencia que desfN6 por
el sitio de las exhihiciones fue M
mcrosa. daDdo pripcipio a las dos
Ia confercncia en- el "Featro Cor
ties Hablaron los seilores Mi
Ter. Comisionado de Instruction
de la lsla; eli secretario del De-
partamento, Sr. Vizcarrondo, ell
.jHez, Sr. Dlaz C;ntron Y el lnspec
or de las eseuelas, don Facundo
Sanchez
Merecen elogios los autores e
iniciadores de esta fiesta, especial
melte los senores Diego r. Rive
ral presidente, V Jose. T. Santa
GO tesorero-secretario, respectiva-
nente, de la. Liga Agraria por
.el gran interes Que desplegaron.
! Digna es de menci6n la labor
realizada per. el joven Julio S. ST.
mons, Inspector agr6nomo, por ell
lnarcado interes que. Sc tom0.,
El ,joven Simons goza de mu-
cha popularidad, y de ahi que con
sigliera la cooperation de todos
los hahitaut
= Sc -dleroh algunos premios, ha-
biendo obtepido varios Antonio
Emanuelli Amy.
A solicitud de la Liga, las escua
las prestaron su concurse, especial
mente las rurales,
Ell autor de nn busto con la es-
figie del inolvidable Mrlnoz Rive
ra. tallado ELI barro por un joven-
cito del 'baTrio Gle Los Llanos"
obtuvo tn premio de diez sd6lares.
Ell cJrresponsal.