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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-02-23
CROWDER - WESTERFIELD

Mr.. A. Fl. Westerfield, Of Wysox.
and Miss Loretta Crowder, of Ro-
sine, were united in marriage by
Rev. Birch Shields at his home in
Cromwell. last Wednesday. Feb. 16.
These are splendid young people
and may they have many happy
years of married life.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-02-23
TWO CHILDREN HURT IN
GASOLINE EXPLOSION

Prestonsburg, Ky, Feb. IA
7-year-old child of Phelan Wireman
sustained a broken leg and a COM
panion was blown fifteen feet
against a stump at Md. Magoffin
county, when they threw a lighted
match into a tank containing a
quart of gasoline.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1921-02-23
MRS. RUBY NEEL MCKINNEY
sUCCUMBs TO TUBERCULOSIS

Mrs. Ruby Neel Mckinney. wife
OF DR.. M. 8. Mckinney. Of Owens
Black Cat Club at the home Of the
Evening star., 1921-01-17

No silk was manufactured in Eng
land before the beginning Of the
seventeenth century.
Evening star., 1921-01-17
GAINS
MADE EARLY IN DAY
New York fractions Leaders
in Activity-High-Gr
Rails Weak.

NEW YORK, January 1.-THE list
opened with a fair degree of activity
and with appreciate advances in the
industrial list, scored within the first
few minutes of the session. The
easier money conditions and the posi- =
tive strength in sterling exchange
were factors influencing conditions.
The fact that Crucible Steel jumped
points at the opening rather checked
operations of bear operators, and this
feeling of more confidence was in
creased when Mexican Petroleum ad
vanced sharply and some of the
motors and equipment shares dis
played a firmer tone
These substantial gains in the in
dustrials were at variance with the
rails, which as a rule were inclined
toward lower prices, under the lead
Of Southern Pacific. Reading and Chesa-
peake and Ohio.
The gains in the industrials were
extended considerably in the first
hour, Brooklyn Rapid Transit being
one of the strongest stocks on the
list. probably in anticipation OF
near future. Third Avenue made the
best advance in the fractions, scor-
ing points gain.
InveAtment Rails Break
A break in investment rails Of to
2 points was sufficient, with some
lt-taking in the industrials to
switch the entire market into easier
channels. Reading broke points and
Southern Pacific 1, and in the suhse-
quent slump Republic Steel lost IL
International Paper 21z. Baldwin a
point and Sears -Roebuck a point
Coppers were dull. despite persist
ent rumors of merger of low
priced companies.
Evening star., 1921-01-17
THE WEATHER.

District Of Columbia fair tonight
and tomorrow: much colder tonight
with a cold wave; lowest temperature
tonight about II degrees: strong
northwest winds.
Maryland. fair tonight and tomor-
row; much colder with a cold wave
tonight; strong northwest winds.
Virginia, fair tonight and tomor-
row; much colder tonight, cold wave;
strong northwest winds. probably
gales
West Virginia, fair tonight and to-
morrow; colder tonight.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Thermometer-4 pm, 80; 8 pm, 40;
IL midnight, Il; am, 40; 8 am, 80;
noon, 81.
Baromete-4 pm. 1895: 8 pm
1885: II midnight. 2S.97: 4 am, 29.97
am, 30.2S: noon. 30.44.
Highest temperature, 43, occurred
at 2:30 am. yesterday.
Lowest temperature, 30, occurred at
s am today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest. 80: lowest, IS.
Condition Of the Water.
Temperature and condition Of the
water at am: Great Falls-Tem-
perature. 36: condition, "a.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by the United States
coast and geodetic survey.)
Today-Low tide, 7:53 am. and S:46
pm: high tide. LII am. and 1:49
pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, S:4e am. and
9:48 pm; high tide, 1913 am. and
2:44 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose, 7:25 am; sun
sets, 5:12 pm
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 7:24 am. /;
sun sets. 5:13 pm.
Moon rises, l1:42 am; sets, 1924
am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted
one-half hour after sunset.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1921-01-17
A PLEA FOR UTILITIES.

From the wall street Joufuai.
Public utilities, for q time at least.
should receive return of Is per cent
on investment in properties if they
are to return to a sound basis OF
operation. according to W. S. Bar
stow, who is actively connected with
several public service companies. Mr..
Barstow says:
For the last five years public serv-
ice companies in this country have
had all they could do to meet the
constantly increasing costs of labor.
coal and material by getting rate in
creases that enabled them merely to
exist and continue as solvent con-
Germs. 1t has been impossible for
either the companies or the commits
sions to give full consideration to
some of the broad questions that now
must be fairly passed upon by the
commissions IL these companies are
to continue to serve and satisfy the
demands of the public as to extern
sions, etc.
ut would have been possible
before the European war to Sell Sc
curities on the following basis;
Bonds, 5h per cent: preferred stock.
Z per cent. and common stock, 10 per
cent Total cash necessary to pay in
terest and dividends on these securi
ties would average about Z per cent.
In addition to this the company
would have to earn at least 2 per
cent more for contingencies and 2 per
cent for depreciation, or a total of
IL per cent on the actual capital in
vested. This. however. would be
predicated upon a company's fnan-
cling all construction by the sale of
securities.
Evening star., 1921-01-17
EXPRESS SHARES ACTIVE

Wells Fargo and the two other ex-
press company stocks, American and
Adams. are experiencing market
activity after being dormant for
months. Wells Fargo on sales of
$500 shares Wednesday was bid up
to ~, against the high for 1920 of
rs. In the first three days of last week
sales were $500 shares. against 600 for
the previous week. and the high price
represented a gain Of 2z points over
49h, paid for a hundred-share lot a
week ago. :
Buying Of the express stocks is un-
derstood to have been from scattered
sources and apparently is attribut-
able to realization of the better out
look for American Railway Express.
Operating under its new contract
with the railroads. the consolidated
express company is practically guar
anteed a per cent return on prop
erty investment and will very likely
be in position to pay dividends to
the three constituent companies
which share its capital stock Wells
Fargo holds one-third of this stock,
Of a par value Of $10.4e6,710, divf-
dends on which at the rate of per
cent would bring $62s,o00 annually.
Evening star., 1921-01-17
CORN ACREAGE DROPS.
Hguxes BASED on December Prices
Show Heavy Reductions.

Corn, king Of crops, produced an
average only $20.s3 an acre to farmers,
based on December farm prices,
while hops produced $4ss.Io an acre.
according to averages for the country
as 4 whole, issued by the Department
OF Agriculture. The value. per acre, of
hops in 1919 was $S7475, while corn's
average value. per acre. was $3.50.
With the exception of rye. cranberries,
soy beams and soghum Girup. the aver
age value, per acre. last year showed
neaVy reductions from 1919 because Of
the declines in prices.
Wide variation is shown in the value,
per acre. Of the various crops, while
the averages for different states show
a broad range for each crop.
Evening star., 1921-01-17
LAND LEASING APPROVED,

TWIN FALLS. Idaho. January IT,
Resolutions approving the leasing OF
land to Japanese farmers FOR fe,ms
not to exceed five years were adopted
at a meeting Of the Rotary Club. the
subject being presented in q discus
sion OF anti-alien land measures NOV
pending in the state legislature. Simt-
lar action on the part of tho chamber
of commerce is announced.
Evening star., 1921-01-17
PASTOR ACCEPTS CALL.

FREDERICKSBURG Va. Januasy.
16 (Specfal).-Rev. R. B. Garrett, D.
D.. who some time ago closed . lohg.
Street Baptist Church. Portsmouth,
Va, has accepted a call to the Bl1je,
Memorial and Ephesus churche1 In
Essex county. When DR.. Garrett gave
up his Portsmouth charge. owing
declining health. he moved to hlD
farm on the Rappahannock riveFNlR
Essex county where-he now ~mak4Q
his home. and where his health has
greatly improved.
Evening star., 1921-01-17
ADJuDaED IN CONTEMPT.

ATLANTA. Ga. January 17.-Three
leaders Of the Atlanta Printing Press
mon and Assistants Union were ad-
judged in contempt Of court and SEN
fenced to serve thirty days in Jail and
to pay hnes. Of. $500 each as result
Of their alleged failure to obey an
injunction against interfering with
non union employees Of commercial
printers here.
Evening star., 1921-01-17
ExTRAD1T1oN Is HoNoREp.

SACRAMENTO. Calf, January IL
Extradition Of Deliver Davis, wanted
in Nashville. Tenn, on a charge Of
embezzlement. has been honored by
Gov. Stephens. He is held at San
Diego pending arrival Of Tennessee
officers to take him east.
Evening star., 1921-01-17
GAVE COUNTRY BUSINESS.

StonecleaveP .(the market man)-f
see the Weekly Slab recommends
| DinotheYium mack as q cheap and nu-
| tritious cut OF meat ?.
Boneohisel (his partner)-Fine:
we'll tilt the price of Dinothertum
neck to AiEhty olamshells = pound
Evening star., 1921-01-17
Washington Stock Exchange.

aAYRa :.
~ -
Potomac Electric gen. 6S-$1 900 at 8S.
Capital Tnction-f 1t IS. at sSz. ,uat
sS%, at SE, At sSh.
Washington Rvy. pfd.-I0 at 51X.
Washington Virginia Rwy. com.-iOl at 1:S'a Z
Washington Gas-r0 At s7h.
AmericaA Security and Trust Colo At M
10 at 225. 10 at 225, 10 at 225, 10 at c25 =
Lanston Aoootype-l at IA
AFTER CALL
Capital Tractio1-5 At S5N. r. .lnA.
American Security md Trusts It 23. .--...
Anacostta and Potomac 5s guaranteed-1,@
1t g.. 8. 900 at g. -@--
Evening star., 1921-02-17
Up to $3.50 Mems
Union Suits, $1.1Q

Mems Heavyweight Ribbed
Union Suits, Hanes. Mayo, Hy-
grade and other famous
makes; white. ecru and sill
yer gray; mostly all perfect
quality.
Evening star., 1921-02-17
:. WOmen's and
Misses Coats

- OF wool velour. ci1eviot and
polo cloth; many fur trim,
med; choice of wrappy coats,
dolmans and straightline tai-
lored styles. Values worth
IN SS25O at
Evening star., 1921-02-17
FAILS TO BREAK RECORD.
Nyef Forced to Land. After Eleven
tfi' 4 Hours in Air.

q MINEOIAA, n. Y. February IT.
Lieut.. Ross c. Kirkpatrick, who hop
ped OF from Mitchell Field in an air
plane yesterday, in an attempt to
break the world endurance record
TOR continuous night. was forced to
land at 6:55 pm. on account Of a
cracked generator. He had been up
slightly more than eleven hours
Il. This was his second unsuccessful
AttemW to break the record, his pre-
pious trial being last December, when
q 1eaky. gasoline pipe forced him to
descend afer eighteen hours and ten
pinuteS' flying.
: TheaWorld~ endurance record was
established last June by Lieuts. Bos-
soutrol and Bernard at Etampes,
France. They remained in the air
twenty -four hours nineteen minutes
and seven seconds. The American
record. of twenty hours and nineteen
minutes. is held by the Navy.
Evening star., 1921-02-17
8 Friday-a Day of Unusual Savings in the
Mems Furnishings Dept.
= Odd lots and lines that must be cleared to make
for spring stock are included in this sale at
greatly lowered prices Value will be to
profit
Mems 75c and $1,OO
Hose Soc

~s - wv Nss~
Hose, Soc
Mems Onyx Thread Silk
Half Hose. full seamless; in
suede, cordovan, green and
white; perfect quality: brok-
en- sizes.
Mems $1.5O to $500
Sweaters, 7oc
Mems Oxford Gray Coat
Sweaters, light and dark gray;
V-neck style; sizes 3s, So. 40
and ~ only. Small lot-may
not last all day.
Mems $1z.o8 to $14.o8
Bath Robes, $7.45
Bath Robes, Of Beacon, Kel-
ly and Part-wool Blankets.
lounging style, with notch
or shawl collar: medium and
large sizes.
Mems $3.50 and So
Nightrobes, $1.45
= Mems FaultlsAs-make Dom
ct Flannel Nightrobes, mill
tary neck style; perfect quail
ity; all sizes.
Mems 81 Underwear
69c
Mems Otis White Gauze
Cotton Underwear, shirts with
short sleeves, FULL n g h
drawers, with reinforced seat:
mostly all sizes.
Evening star., 1921-02-17
Up to $500 Silk
Shirts. $3,25

Mems Silk Neglige Shirts.
soft turn-back cuffs: perfect
quality; broken lots from reg
ular stock; several qualities
Of high-grade silk shirtings.'
(Tax included.)
Goldenbss's-Firse 'flear.,
Evening star., 1921-02-17
Serge Dresses

55 Women's.. and Misses
Stylish and Serviceable
Dresses, Of French and man.
nish serge; choice of this sea-
sons popular styles; navy blue
only. broken sizes. Values
worth to S2250, at
Evening star., 1921-02-17
Up to $3.50 Mems
Underwear, 40c

Odds and ends Of Mems Un-
derWear, wool m ! x tu r . Q.
worsted mixtures and cotton;
heavy and medium weights;
some slightly imperfect.
Evening star., 1921-02-17

Odd Lots of
Hosiery
Odd Lot of Women's
Gauze Lisle and Cotton
Hose, in black, white and a
few sh a des; some with
mock seam back, others
seamless. A few are slightly
imperfect, while the major
ity are perfect.
Values worth to 3se 10C
pair ............... 1 ~
Women's Silk and
Fiber Mixed Hose, in black.
also a few pairs of white;
mock seam and semi-fash-
ioned styles; mostly all sizes
in che lot; slightly
imperfect. Worth IE~
7oc pair r...........a TON
Boys Black Cotton
Stockings, medium weight;
broken sizes; slight imper-
fections, Worth 2ec 1Oc
pair ............... ~
Goldenbere'-First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-17
Mems soc, 75c and
$1.M Hose. Csc

Mems Thread Silk and
Fiber Silk Half Hose. fuN
fashioned and seamless; plain
white and gray only; some
slightly imperfect.
Evening star., 1921-02-17
Silk and Cloth Dresses

49 Women's and Misses Silk
and Cloth Dresses, of satin,
French or mannish serge; en-
broidered, tailored and plait-
ed styles: broken sizes. For
mer prices up to $17.9S, at
Evening star., 1921-02-17
Clearance of
Knit Underwear

Women's i.Gauze Cotton
Vests, low neck and sleeveless;
=: s.:'! = s':is :'!sss s',z; |?e:s. sss- l5c
fections; worth 25c..
Women's Cotton Union
Suits, medium weight; low
neck and sleeveless, on
ankle length: regular 0yC
sizes only; worth $3.50
Misses Fleece.Iined Union
Suits, high neck and long
sleeves, ankle length; the well
known Tailor-made En
brand; sizes 2 to 10 0UC
years ..............
Odd lot of Children,s
Fleeced Cotton Skirts, cream
color: also a few pairs ~
Of pants; broken sizes .1SC
from 6 to II years. %.
Goldenbsrg's-Nrst Tlesr.
Evening star., 1921-02-17

An eccentric woman who recently
died in Wales had her entire house
papered with postage stamps.
Evening star., 1921-02-17

Indian Play Suits for boys and girls, also Pla
boys; in broken sizes-reduced for quick clearanc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-19
Encantos del fenninismo
Tancredo PINocHET.

mada ocupar un asiento en- el banco
del rey Sc adelant6, muy emocionada,
ostentando una fisonomia muy dencada
y rosa, ell aire distinguido y vestida de
un traje azul marino y exhornada de un
ramo de violetas.
La segunda, con su sombrero tiro.
iano, su paleto que parecia cogido del
ropero de su esposo, las manos en- las
faltriqueras, cuello almidonado rea-
lengo, era un tipo de "mujer fuerte".
circunstancia que produjo anticipada-
mente entire los acusados un pequefio
susie v malestar En- una palabra, entra
ron seis emilia, las que Sc sentaron en-
Ell banco superior de la tarima reser-
vada a los jurados seis caballeros, con
fisonomia aburrida, Sc alinearon-mudo
e involuntario homemade sus pies, en-
Ell banco inferior. Y Ell case di6 prin.
cipio.
Este case, no espereis que os 10 ma
RE establishments Pero; tratandose de
un asunto indecente, este era realnleate
uno. Ademas Mr.. "Justicia" Hosr,dgs
haciendolas ostensibles. FL defensor. q.
saba 10 que habia en- su legajo, leva1-
to los brazos al cielo al apercibir
las seis damas.
He ahf, dijo el al juez, um case
bien desgraciado para exponerlo ante
un jurado mixto. Los detalles .
"El jurado esta constituido tEn-
pezad, sr. letrado'', repuso Ell presiden
te.
La perspectiva confundi6 al infortG-
nado abogado tai punto que apostro-
70 constantemente sus auditores y
auditoras con un "caballero del jura
do gentlemen Of tho jury
que molest6 bastante las damas y
produjo hilaridad en- el pnblico.
Paso por alto las cartas que Sc le-
yeron, que fueron treinta cinco. sa.
turadas de perfume, cartas apasiona-
das, enfurrunadas, descriptivas, evoca
doras
mi amor, dimelo todo acerca de
tu suefo de la otra noche. SFiguraba
20 en- el2 Hablame con franqucza, nos
otros no debemOs ser timidos nj ocul-
tarnos NADIA"
Paso por alto los testigos, entire los
(Continua en- ia pagina ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-19
UN DEBUT DIFICIL EN- UN TRI-
BUNAL DE LoNDREs EXPosI
cIoN DE UN EscABRoso AsUN
TO ANTE UN JURADo MIXTo

Ell % de enero proximo pasado. las
sefioras juradas hicieron, por primera
vez, su aparici6n en- la corte del Rey,
reservada a los asuntos relatives al di-
vorcio, escribe al periodico LIE JOUR
NAL'',su corresponsal de Londres, Mr.
Jacques Marsillac No sin difcultad pu
do verifcarse la convocatoria, alade
el. La casualidad habia querido que la
primera cuyo nombre fguraba en- las
listas fuera una diva muy talentosa de
music hall'', Miss Mary L.. quien
tuvo dos aventuras maritales que ter
minaron en- los tribunales de justicia.
Apenas hubo recibido su citacion, Miss
Mary L.. proclamo que no responde
ria al llamaimiento. "Por de pronto,
yo,-dijo elaine pronunciare favor
del marido. -. iLos pobres! Sc les NOR
tifica tanto!'' Su hezmano y gerente,
mas astuto, declare oficialmente que
ella no podria cumplir ell deber que Sc
le exigia, por consecuencia de una do
lorosa infamaci6n de las rodillas, que
le impedia permanecer largo tempo sen
tada. "Si necesario fuere, dijo el los
reporteres que invadian su casa, mi her
mana ira a mostrar sus rodillas al
juez.'' Como en- este pals Sc tiene mie-
do al ridiculo, los mas graves period
cos reprodujeron esta Erase memorable.
Espero que habra uno por 10 menos,
que. anheIante de La actualidad scnsa-
cional, Sc dispondra mostrarnos Ia 70
tografia de un juez con peluca y ma
llete inclinandose, su nariz guarnecida
de gafas. para observar las rodillas de
la diva Mary L., reina de la can
ci6n ligera.
Sea 10 que fuere, Sc presentaron la
otra manana,> para responder al Hama
miento, ocho personas que pertenecie-
ron su otra epoca al sexo debiL Del
mismo modo que las gallinas ante Ell
amago de tempestad, formaron un CRU
po la redonda en- la antecamara del
salon de deliberaciones. Ell ugier, con
voz extent6rea grit6: ''Beatriz jose
fna childs'', y la primera jurada lla-
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redonda y girara en- Ell espacio, el aqua
de los mares y lagos y rios Sc eaoria;
que la luna no reheja la luz del sol, sino
que irradia su propia luz; que Ia Tierra
descansa sobre un cimdento fijo y no gi-
ra alrededor del sol, sino que Ell sol girl
alredor de Ia TERRA. su prueba de que
el sol gira alredor de la TERRA es que
Josue orden6 al sol que Sc detlviera en-
su marcha este Sc detuvo, 10 que no
habria podido hacer 81 no girara aiVc
dor de Ia TERRA. Dice que o. cue los
buques desaparezcan en- el mar, perdi6n-
dose para la vista en- el hcrisonte. no
es porque la Tiefra sea red5ria, sino
por la hmitacion de nuestro sentido de
La vista. Sostiene que todas las asevera-
clones de Ia asi llamada ciencia astron0.
mica son un ctmulo de pampliDas, dc IN
tilezas.
Ell que un hombre haga las afirmacionss
anteriores no tiene NADIA de esstrafio. En-
los manicomios de todo Ell mundo hay
quienes sostienen cosas ns&s extravagar
tes. Pero el que miles de personas sigan
este profeta, crey6ndolo la resncarna-
c!on de Elias, que asistan sus servicios
reIgiosos, que hsgan erogacionss a su
Iglesia, que ardan en- fe logren con
seguir nuevos adeptos, todo este EN- pie
no siglo Xxx, no Ell una aldea en- el cen
tro del Asia, sino en- ell coraz6n dc Chi
cago. es, sin duda, algo extraordinario.
extravaganza.
Cabe, despues de leer 10 anterior, ha-
cerse la pregunta que muchos Sc hacen:
5tienen los ideales democraticos. que
sen hoy dia la bandera del mundo, algu-
ma posibilidad de triunfar en- forma do.
fnitiva? Cuando los gobiernos sean la
expression genuina, no adulterada por ella
Sc alguna de privilegios, de la opinion
general de todo Ell grueso publicO. Gno
habra tenor de que las masas eliian a
impostores que Sc digan reenc9rraciores
de Julio Cesar, de Arist6teles. de Plat6n9
Pero ell hecho es que solo habra ver-
dadera democracia cuando haya pueblos
instruidos; que en- cuestiones religiosas
pocos son los interesados en- discutir las
doctrinas de les diferentes credos; en-
cuestiones politicas, terrenales, IN can
didsto que Sc dijera la reencarnaci6n de
Washington, no tendria las probabilida
des de 6xito que un impostor que Sc di-
jera la reencarnaci6n de Jesucristo. AIDE
mas, siempre habra in:5eciles, debiles
de espiritu; pero no seran estos los one
gobernaran al mundo. VOliva arrastra .
diez mil adeptos Y ell secreto de 81 6xi-
to esta Ell que dice que pueee curar y
realmente cura en- algrInos cssos en- que
el paciente tiene fe Lo que ha curado al
paciente es su fe. Y la f6 es una fuerza
real, sea ell creyente un cat6lico, un lu-
terano, un discipulo de Confucio dc
Mahoms.
Tancredo PINocHET.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-19
SIMPATICA BoDA.

Esta noche "a las diez Sc efectuaran
los esponsales de los estimados jo-
venes Jose Maria Morales L. Rosa y
Gloria VIaliente Rodriguez, teniendo
efecto la ceremonial en- la iglesia de
CatAno.
Ambos jovcles gozan, por sus me-
ritos Y virtudes de indiscutible valer,
de la estimation que por esa ra-
zon Sc han hecho acreedores, tanto
en- esta ciudad como en- Cauano.
Conocimos Gloria desde pequeia,
en- Corozal, entire cuyos habitantes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-19

(De nuestro Corresponsal en- New York }
/ No soy yo quien vaya a hacer Ia ase
veracion de que una religion es falsa
A 10 mas que me atrevo con respecto a
I'm detern,nado credo religioso es la.
mario extravagarte. Es recesario ser to
lerante con Ia filosofia religiosa de cads
cual. Ell mundo tiene todavia mil miste
rios. las diversas reigiones avanzar
diferentes doctrinas para darle una fl
losofia general la Interpretation de Ia
vida. La verdad es que todos podemoS
estar equivocados. 81 Sc nos habla de al
Ego Que no podemos relacionar con 10 que
auestros sentidos han Observable, no Il
comprendemos El molinillo de cafe nC
podria comprender Ia hnea recta. Una
hormiga no podria apreciar la BELIEFS
de La Venus de Milo JCuantas cosas nc
podra haber er. ell universe, aln al ladc
de nosotros mismos, de las cuales nsds
sabemos, porque no tenemos sentidos pa
ra percibirlas? El que usted sea ciegC
de nacimiento no es raz6n para que ME
que la existencia de los colores,. Que nc
existen para usted, pero, 81, para otros
Wilbur Glen Voliva conocido en- todC
ell pals como Voliva, la reencarnacior
Gel poeta Elias ,superintendente de ls
iIglesia Catolica Apost6hca de Zion, acs
ba de desafar al mundo cientifico, ofre
ciendo pagar mil d6lares al cue prueb'
que las aseveraciones corrientes de Il
sstronomia son eZactas.
Yo estpve una vez e. Chicago, EN- g
majestuoso temple cue tiene esta Iglesis
en- La Avenida Michigan, OF uno d'
los sernones de volivs, quien pretend'
eurar cualquiera enfermeda1 con sole
Itocsr al Dscielte cor SIS nanos, que soT
-segin su decir-las manos reencarna'
das del profeta Elias. Voliva es ell suce
sor de Dowie, fundador de la Iglesia
ouien tuvo tantos prosehtos que lego 8
fundar una ciudad cerca de Chicago
Zion, con diez nil habitantes, la que to
davia existe, poblada Jnica y exclusive
mente por feles de esta religion. FL IA
moso Dowie fue muchas veces acusadC
de impostor encarcelado, Siempre sa
li6 de la prisi6n con mas adeptos qu'
antes. Sc lie perseguia, como los judas
persiguieron a Cristo. jDonde esta Ell r.
dentor a quien no Sc pretende crucifcar'
70, cuando visite el temple, no teni;
ninguna dolencia, nj un insignificant
dolor de muelas, para poner a prueb'
los poderes sobrenaturales de este pro
feta elisiaco.
Ahora este profeta llama otra vez Il
atenci6n del pals cor su desafio L
ciencia Astronomical sostiene que la Tie
rra no puede ser esfSrica, que 81 fueri