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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-18
A few FIGURES,

Prlor to the World War, the aver
age family Of five in the United
States, paid to the National Govern
mcnt $4,000 as the family prooor.
tion of National taxes. To-day The
average family of five pays the sum
OF S2l4.8O. Prior to the war in
Great Britain it WAS S1O2.O now i,
is S3lS.90. In France it was Sl2o 80.
row. S633.30. In Italy il Was SO
10. now, S6l2.Gj.
these three nations combined
owe the .litcd States $g.l65.il5.-
316. This is only Small portion of
what these nations owe. Grco,
orlton owes S37, 10000, 900; France
sol ,OO0,OOO,000; Italy $1S,G5O. 900,
oOO. Figuring us national debts are
usually paid these debts will not be
pald In 1000 years. In view of hlc
great popular sentiment, and what
has been said in Washington recent
~ as to disarmament. we print the
above figures for the benefit of our
readers. There is but one duly be-
fore the great masses of people Of
the world and that is to force COM
plete disarmament. except for po-
lice purposes. and TO force it in this
generation. Should the plan sus-
gested by Mr.. Hughes at Washington
DC carried out to the letter, by the
time ten years roll around, the great
public masses OF all nations will
nave to demand something greater:
II they do not do so before that time
LIN the year 1920, as Nation we
spent S4,582,O00,000.OO. This sum
was proporlioned as follows: 63.2
per cent. or $500 ,OOO, 100000 to pay
ior past wars; 29.4 per cent or ST.
34S,OOO,OOO.O0 to prepare for war:
4.8 per cent or S22O,OO0, 100000 to
run the civil departments Of the
government; IL per cent or $65.-
ooo,o0oO.0O for public improve
mcnts;' 1.3 per cent or S59,O0O,-
10000 for public health and cduca-
tiOn.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-18
new COAL COMPANIES,

New companies organized in
West Virginia during the month of
September exceeded in number and
total capitalization those organized
during August, according to the re-
cords Of the Secretary Of State, there
being eight resident coal corpora
lions and two nonresident cor
poratlons organized with an aggrc-
satc capital stock of Sl,52O, 900.
New companies included the Equit-
able Coal Company, of Morgantown.
Si3,OO0; Mary Elizabeth Coal Com
rary, OF Huntington, S3DO,0UO: Min
crai County Coal Company. of Kew
ser, >23,GOO; Bear Mountain Gas
Coal Company, of Morgantown,
S200,0DO; Block Coal Sales Company
oi Huntington, $4,000; Fielder Coal
u Coke Company, Morgantown, S25,
600; Brooke County Coal 4 Coke
Company, 100000; Dixic-pocahon-
las Coal Company, $l0O,OO0; The
Bcllc-Clairc Coal Company, Of Clevc-
land, Ohio, $5O,000; Bailey Pond
Creek Coal Company, of Williamson
but with chief works in kentucky,
1925, 900.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-18
PUTNAM COUNTY OFFICIALS.

Following the presentation of pc
titionS by Waller S. Hallanan. State
Tax Commissioner, and John D.
Thomas, Prosecuting Attorney Of
Putnam county, asking for the re-
moval OF County Commissioners w.
C.. Atkinson and ]. X. Wade and
County Clerk j. VI. Henson and his
deputy ad son, II. II. Henson, Judge
John +. Graham, Of the sixth circuit
entered an order setting aside Dec
cmbcr 9th rs the dale for hearing
arguments in the proceedings.
The special term of circuit court
was called at Winfield by Judge
John +. Graham and was opened a
few hours following an indignation
meeting at The Putnam connty court
house, in wliich several hundred
citizens demanded the resignation
Of the county court. William A.
Davis. Of Hurricane, presided at The
meeting. This action Of the ciii-
ZcnS and the State and circuit of
iicialS WAS The Out8rOwlh of an
. audit OF The affairs Of Putnam Coun-
/ tN made by Commissioner Ilallanan.
rs supervisor OF public offices. II
disclosed alleged gross serious and
astounding irregularities"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-18
MARRIED..

George W. Decker, Iatc Of vii
liamsburs District, this county, wa,
recently married TO Miss Annie
Pruit. in Fayc!ic county.
Ellcry E.. Long and Miss Maggie
Ellen Harold were married Wcdncs-
day, Nov. 1G, 1921, in the County
Clerks Office in Lcwisburg. by Rev.
II. ]. Stephens.
Tim Hanson and Miss Dora 3.
Suttlc were married at the Lewis
burg Hotel in Lcwisburg, Wcdncs-
day. Nov. 16, 1921, by ,Rcy. II. |.
Stephens.
|! Married at the home Of the brides
parents at Millpoint, November 8,
1921, at nine o'clock a. H., Mr.. Dov-
ncr b. Bosgs, Of Marlinton, and Miss
Leah Ruckman, Rev. + b.. Wyand,
officiating minister. The wedding
was a quiet affair, only the friends
and relatives Of the family were
present. Immediately after the ccrc-
mony MIR. and Mrs. Boggs took the
II o'clock train and started on their
honeymoon. On their return they
plan to reside in Marlint0n, where
The groom is a successful business
man.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-18
BER OF VOTERS IN WEST VIRGINIA,

Test Virginia has 403,572 male
3l8,772 female voters, accord
b. the bureau of census.
pe Department of Commerce,
Issued a preliminary statement
rnling a classification, by geo
Ahic divisions and States. of the
population of each sex twenty
ears of age and over, according g
Elor or race and citizenship, and
Tive white men and women ac-
ing to parentagc, compil from
fcturns Of the Fourteenth De-
lal Census, taken rs of January,
~.
c census gives West Virginia's S
k male parcntagc as 3l7,1lS,
1861 Of foreign extraction
lib Of mixed parontagc. The
T. native parcntage is given al
., with 1929 Of foreign and
Of mixed parcntasc.
tire are 29,S26 negro men and
negro women who vote, ac-
NS TO The census.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-18

SOME ROAD FACTS.

More than 81 600, 100000 are now
)propriatcd or pledged in this
Iuntry for the construction of
kedful Improvement Of the nations :
|ehwayS. The growing Importance
The motor truck and the need of
hiking the most of vchicutar trans
krtation Of raw products and Gnis-
commodities emphasized why the
|llntry'S roads should be Of the
s.. TESTS made at som2 of our
boraiorics. and practical cxpcr-
y bee covering years OF service, re-
81 that concrete roads arc notably
pnomical and. incidentally, lower
tlljnS COSTS. That is TO say, when
! concrete road is properly built
wears well and lasts long under
service conditions and despite
|sonal changes. Experiments
DE by the University of Cali
|nIa disclose that on level as
bit pavement it takccs a pull Of
pounds per ton of load; on a
rl gravel road, in good state, the
is 1872 pounds per ton Of load:
ile Oh level, plain-surfacc con-
tc road the pull is only 27.G
nds per ton of load.
2-ton motor truck, according to
Frics Of exhaustive trial runs.
cover on Il level dirt road, in
condition, a matter Of 5.78 miles
gallon of gasoline. Over a
bituminous macadam road, the
(e vehicle will do 9.48 miles on
Plion of gasoline; but upon a
u surfaced concrete road the
TX will travel 11.78 miles on Il
bN OF uaSOliuc.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-18
AT PARKERSBURG.

The Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch
Masons and The Grand Lodge Of A.
J.. and \. NJ, each meet in Parkcrs-
burg this week. 1t will doubtless be
the largest attended Of any meeting
of the order in The history o! this
State. The most important feature
being the laying Of the corner stone
of the new Masonic Home near that
city. The Masonic order has secur-
ed beautiful tract Of land Of about
sixty acres, and their plan is to
erect and maintain home at that
place as an asylum for aged MaSons,
their widows and orphans. The
general plan is to erect several
buildings, as needs may require;
but at present only one building
will be erected. This is com
mcndablc work and is following in
line the undertakings of the order
in many other States.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-18
HICKORY,

There could be nothing more val
liable done for future generations in
Il way than 10 Jet all small hickory
trees grow. Hickory, of a certain
grade, is 4 very valuable and essen
liza! Timber. Ii is used for many
purposes as all know. One OF tine
most rcccn! uses is TO make automo-
bile wheels. The yearly demand on
the hickory timber in thc coun-
Try has become thing OF
vast proportions and good hickory
IS becoming very scarce. The fu-
turc demands or the country make
1t imperative tha! zone be destroy
cd and illat all possible be permitted
TO GROW
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-18
RAILROAD REFUNDlNG BILL.

The Senate has taken up the rail.
road refunding bill. BY this bill
there will be issued $500, 200, 900
III railroad securities which in eff
lcct are 10 be guaranteed by the
'lnitcd States Government. This will
be great aid to the railroad situa-
lion. 1T is IA precedent. 1t remains
70 be seen as years so by that other
business will call On the Govern
mcnt TO guarantee its business trans
.actlons and stand behind il. 1t had
just rs we'll be one kind of business
as another.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-18
DEATHS.

JOS. G. Kilsorc, former C.. & @.
conductor. we'll known in this sec
tlon, died in Huntington last week.
lie was II years old and had been
deputy circuit clerk for several
years.
Charles W. Gilkrrson, for many
years a resident of CliTtop. Fayctlc
county. died at that place SUNDAY
morning. Nov. 9th, at s O'Clock of
cancer. MIR. GilkcrSon was born al
The old Gilkcrson place near The
present Town of Cliillop. June 81,
1911, and had never wandered far
irom his native hearth. He Was
married to Miss Julia Jones, OF Nav
wood, June Q, 1870. to which union
were born three boys and four
girls. He is survived by his wife
and six childrcn--J. w, of Rainellc; ;
A. l.. and Owen, of Clilftop and Mrs.
NJ. X. Goddard, of Sewcll Valley,
Mrs. A. w. Frceland. of Honey Dew.
and Miss Fanny, Of CliTtop. He
was buried at the old home place.
! Mrs. Rcbecca (Whangcr) Morgan
died at her home i'm Ronccvertc,
Nov. 1, 1921. She WAS in her seven.
ty-fifth year. Her ancestors date
back to the earliest settlers in the
Greenbricr Valley about Sc wears
ago she married Albert Morgan, who
preceded her to the grave some
years ago. She was the mother of
13 children, of whom 10 survive.
For more than 60 years she was a
member Of the Methodist Episcopal
church. Funeral services were
conducted by Revs. w. \. Grogs and
r. T.. SydcnstriCkcr. Her remains
were buried beside those of her
husband in the cemetery at Ketrou,
Church. overlooking the old home
where she was reared.
!. Mrs. Elizabeth Mccormick CatIett
30, widow Of the late Samuel Glib
son Catlett, died at her home, near
Catlct, recently. Last January she
was stricken with paralysis. and
while her mental faculties were pre-
served to the last moment OF her
life, she was never able TO rise from
her bed after being prostratcd by
the stroke. Mrs. Catlett was a
daughter OF Stephen Mccormick and
Elizabeth Benson Mccormick and
was born at Auburn, Va, July Is,
1881. She was the sole survivor of
their eight children. Her twin
brother, Stephen, gave his life for
Southern Confcderacy as a soldier
III The Army of Northern Virginia
in The Seven Days battle around
Richmond, June, 1862. Her young
est sister was Mrs. Virginia Lee
Johnston. of Union, w. Va. (hc
mother of \. S. Johnslon.) died
four years ago.-BulHHorr SIN.
This aged lady was the aunt of
Mr.. Johnson, now Of Union and
editor OF The Monroe W3schmau.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-18
WILSON FOUNDATION.

The idea of pcrpctuating former
Prc:idCnt Wilson'S ideals of Dcmoc-
racy and human freedom which has
Idcvelopcd into the Woodrow Wilson
Foundation. origiatcd anon. a
group of women who met last
Christmas at the home OF Mrs.
Charles l.. Tiffany. of New York,
prominent in civic and philanthropy
lc movements. Since the iirsi meet
zig the movement has grown steadily
national headquarters have been cs-
tablishcd at $50 Nassau street, New
York, and Il national organization is
now preparing to raise by popular
subscription permanent endow-
mcnt Of one million dollars or more
The income to be used to grant
awards fer ''mcritorious service to
democracy, public welfare, liberal
thought or peace through JUSTICE -
The awards will be comparable in
significance to the Nobel Prizes,
though they will not necessarily be
granted in recognition of similar
public services.
Franklin ID. Roosevelt, assistant
oecretary OF the Navy in President
Wilson's cabinet, is national chair
man of the undertaking. Former
Senator William Z. Chiffon, of Char
lesion. is West Virginia Chairman.
Many other public men are actively
identified with ii, but from the out-
set women have been particularly
interested in the progress of the
Foundation and helping regardless
of their political affiliations. Miss
i'Virgina Potter, national chairman OF
the women's committee, has an
nounccd that women who rank
with mSn in any field included in
The awards will be assured OF equal
opportunity for recognition.
The executive committee has des-
ignatcd January rs, 1922, as the
time al which public subscriptions
will nc sought for the permanent en-
downiCnt.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-18
THE HONE PAPER.

# home paper hcraldcd 10 the
your birth. II told of your
into school, mentioned The
when YOU were sweet six
|applaudcd your graduation
y" high school, started you to
K and when you returned, il
Encd The job you secured. II
7 your marriage TO the sweet
in town and also mentioned
FNrni Of your first born. Told
visit of pa and ma, sympa-
with you in your sadness, re-
with YOU i'll your sladncsS,
prem YOU die it will do its
P set you through the pcarly
two dollars per year. Sub
IUDN-
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-18
HUGHE BLAST.

\ large blast was recently put off
at the Frazier Quarry, near Fort
Spring. This quarry has been in op-
pcration for number of years and
the stone is taken Out from the side
OF cliff and crushed for railroad
ballast and other purposes. The
blast had been in preparation for
some time and extended along the
face of thC cliff for distance of
1000 feet or over. 1t was about -
feet in depth and took $4,000
pounds Of dynamite and was put off
at a cost approXimaling $50 10000.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-18
SURKEN TREASURE,

play, 1910, the steamship
was sunk about sixty miles
Virginia CapcS. This boat
|rou!e from Mexico to New
II was loaded with silver,
Fd precious stones. The value
pen was S3,000,000. Ii is
that the bulk of the Merida
FL located and that the sal
ew On the ship making the
Will soon be able to rescue
lablcs. Much copper is also
Hnnkcn ship.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-18
At MADISON,

A docket of 302 indictments re-
turned in October by the Boone
county grand jury in connection
with the miners isurreciion last
August, will be tried in Boone Couu-
ny Criminal Court, which convened
there on The l4th inst. Judge John
II. Hatcher. of Bcckley, will pre-
side throughout the term Of Court.
lnsurrection is charged against
l49 men, while ninety-fve indicted
Tor pistol toting, six for highway
Irobbery and several for other
crimes, will be tried during the
term,
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-18
ON TRIAL,

Roscoe G.. Uatty) Arbucklc is OH
trial this week in California for
manslaughter growing out Of the
death of Virginia Rappc on Scptcln-
Der 9th. This grew out of dis
graceful entertainment and equally
diSgraccful conduct, held at The
Hotel st. Fancis at San Francisco
Much valuable space has been given
this matter III the newspapers. 1t
is little more than an occurance Of
the under world"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-18
SELLS COAL INTEREST.

John Laing, of Charleston, recent
~ sold his interest in the MacGregor
Coal Company at Slagle, Logan
County. The consideration is said
to have been S650,000.00 and con-
sists Of lease Of $500 acres.
1t is reported that Mr. .Laing is de-
voting his attention to the oil inter
csts in Texas, he being associated
with the Humphreys interests in
that State.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-18
CHRISTMAS SAYINGS.

The banks Of the city of Baltimore
will send out checks TO their patrons
who have been carrying Christmas
Saving accounts with them, SUMS OF
money a&grcgating approximately
$3,0OO,O00.00. This represents The
savings Of about 100000 people.
Similar accounts last year in the
Baltimore banks, were estimated to
be 1900 10000.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-18

With a daughter iifty-scvcn years
0ld and son nine years Of age,
Booker IlammaCk celebrated his
93rd birthday at Rutlcdge. The
father Of fifteen living cbildron and
three dead, he boasts Of eighty grand
children and thirty great great
grand cilildrcn.-Tribunc
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-18
HOME COMING,

There will be a home coming
week for The Alumni at Morgan!own
Thanksgiving. 1t is proposed to
have as many Of the former grad
yates present as possible, 10 adopt
a new Alumni constitution and re-
organize generally. They contcm-
plate an all-ti1ne Secretary for The
rgnniZatiOn.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-18

In The recent election in New
York Cily, a negro Democrat defeat
ch Il negro Republican and was
elected member Of ilc Board Of
Aldermen Of that city. This is said
:" pc the first occurrence Of this
k;nd i'll thc history Of the country.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-18
BRlI0N 70 PAY INTEREST,

II is stated that Great Briton will
>bccsin to pay interest Gil what she
owes tie United States at the rate
of 50,0OO,COO pounds per year. Ii
is said that the total loan made
Great Briion by the United &tNes
is %i,277, 100000. OF this sum She
owes S4,lGG,000, 900.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-18
DlEG 1T GOLF.

Mrs. George J. Gold died at GcOrg-
ian Court, their New Jersey home,
last Sunday while playing Gojr Win
her husband. IIcr death was very
sudden, she dropping dead while in
the midst Of the game.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-18

The treaty with Germany ending
ihc war has been signed and the
President has issued n proclamation
declaring the war cndcd. i'i:is taxes
place moro Than three years after
The actual close Of tl.r war.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-18
YOUNG SHERIFF.

Z in the capacity of a de-
pcriff for her father, who is
n' Upshur county, Miss
Iockcfoose, IS years old,
|Iir Atkins, a prisoner, to
pour County Jail at Phillip
va, from Cpshurc County
,'ckhanEou and turned her
INC Sheriff for safckCcping.
'>oncr had been making
ana had been sentenced 10
inc oircnSc. The young
""$ perfectly at ease in the
of her police duty and
l'D i'll fine style.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-18

The Legislature Of ihc State Of
Missouri has passed a law making
available 5,00O,0OO in bonds as Il
bonus to her soldiers in TIC World
War.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-18

'NS"lidaled Coal Company,
.'n' has bought all The min
.'''S Of the Monongahcla
,".npany, in West Virginia.
, involves 3 million dollars
'rrcs undevelopcd coal
''' Fairmunt district.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-11-18

In the recent elections Marion,
Ohio, the Presidents home town,
went Democratic.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30
cAMEJITo. Sc EMBARCA

En- el vapor espaiiol antonio Lopez"
que Sc espera en- este puerto .el dfa cin-
co de diciembre. embarcara para la
Habana, nuestro estimado amigo el CO.
nocido hombre de negocios y brillante
poeta. senior Rafael w. Camejo, joven
que disfruta Ell esta sOciedad de in
numerables afectos. tanto ell el mundo
Intellectual, como en- el comercial.
Ell amigo CamejO regresa la Ha-
bana, donde SUI presencia es indispen-
sable en- la casa comercial que tiene
allf establecida la mercantil Nicolas
Hernandez Y Co.
Probablemente nos veremos privados
por un aiio y medic de la agradable
compaiifa del amable cOmpafiero
Ell IMPARCIAL anticipadamente de-
sea al queridO vate, una travesfa muy
felfz y que los negocios sean 10 mas
espl6ndidOs possible.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30
Ell MAYORDOMO CHINO DEL VA
POR "ASIENTO". PERMANECE
EN- LA CARCEL.

Ell mayordomO chino del vapor
"Asiento" de la "Asiatic Oil Co. aGn
permanece EN- Ia galera de sumaria
por no haber podido conseguir la
fianza de $1,0O0O0 que le cxigc el Co.
miGiOnado Mr.. Edicks Aver. tres de
los otros chinos de la tripulaci0n com
parecieron ante Mr.. EIick. manifes-
tarOn que cllog tambi6n tcnfan parti-
cipaci6n Ell el contrabahdo que lie fue
ocupado al "Asielto'. Ell Ponce. por
los inspectores dc Aduana El Conf
sionado ante Ia confession vcluntaria
de cstos tripulantes, instruy0 otro
proceso. dejdndolos bajo la crfstodia
del captain. quien $ ehizo responsible
de su compareceneia ante Ii Corte el
dfa que fucsen citados.
Es muy probable que sea visto este
case de jueyes yiernes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30
Ell "RISDAL"', !"
VIDA SOCIAL EN- BAYAMoN


La Colonia Espahola, dc Bayam6fi.
sociedad dc recreo y c,lltura que Vie
lie funciOnando alli hacp mCchos AMOS
y que constituye uno de los mas va
liosos factores sociales de,la cittlad
vecina, celebrara un bale de ConfiaAi-
"a ell dfa 10 de diciembre, dando CO.
mienzo las nuevc.
AL acto que promote ser brillantfsi-
mo, nos invita- atentamente el amable
presidcnte de dichO circulo social, don
Leoncio A. I.lenza. "a @ss
La Comisi6n de rccibo esta integra.
da por les cefiores: Jose Ma. Placer.
Manuel. San Miguel, Jorge Wiewall y
Marcelino San Miguel.
La Comisi6n de orden por los sefio-
res F. Rodriguez, F. yiejo y J. Mar
tin6.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30
CONCURSO HISPANO-AMERI-
CANO
Una Obra cientifica.--La mcjOr
POesia Lirica

! Madrid, octubre 25.-La Real Aca-
demia de Ciencias EXactas, Fisicas y
Naturales, ha ofrecido un nuevo pre-
mio anual autores hispano-ameri-
ranos consistente en- una Medalla de
Orc y un Diploma de Honor por una
DORA que trare de un asunto pertene-
ciente a dichas Ciencias.
Dicha obra debe escribirse dentro
de los tres amos anteriores a la con-
cesion del premio Y debe ser presen-
tada antes del primero del proximo
MARIO, pronunciandose el fallo el IL
de octubre de 1922. Las obras que Sc
presenter al primer concurso deben
solo tratar de fisica de quimica.
La Real Academia de la Lengua
publico hoy las condolences liricas y a
que pueden concurrir poetas hispano-
americanos. Sc premiara con una
Medalla de Orc y con un Diploma de
Honor, la mejor obra lirica en- verso
+publicada entire 1917 y 1921, debien-
dose enviar copias la Academia an
tes del primero de mario de 1922.
Sc publicara la poesia premiada el
IL de octubre de 1922.