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BED BUGS

Bedhug (Cimex lectulGrius). The
origin OF the name hedbug Is I'm
known, but is supposed Ito be nat,
urally suggested as Il IS deserip'
tive. There are many local names
for these parasites, as for illustra.
ton around Boston they are called
"Chinches," from Baltimore comes
the name Mahogany Flat in Ner;.
York they are styled as sRa
Coats" around Pittsburgh they az
called "Pesky Devils. In cipcinnafis
and the South eNlghtridersS ~ ST.,
Louis and Chicago district Grim
son Ramblersl the great West
aPiigrims.. Tie Old saying, "tle
bedbug has no teeth, but thpy get.
there Just the same. Is correct.
Instead OF teeth they. possess
piercing and sucking beak TO draw
and rob you OF your blood for their
own body.
Bedbuss, no matter Whit you
may call them or where they came
from, science has found q way tod
rid them II you will use faithfully
the new chemical Pesky DeyiIr
Qufetus "p. D. O." Al $50 pack
makes one quart, enough "a Iii
million bedbugs, reaches, tIeas, al
or coolies, and their eggs IS weA.,
P. D. Q. will not injure bedding, and
each package contains q patent
spout 20 enable you 10 get them M
the hard.to.get.at'plates. tmposH
BILE for Pesky Devils TO exist where
P. D! Q. is used.
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Klwanlans Hear Reports.

At the dinner Of the Siwauis club
yesterday an important announce.
ment was made by Chairman Val
Burt, Of the committee which wRs
selected to look after the bridge at
Downs crossing the B. q o! tracks
at that place. Mr.. Burt stated that
the committee had been in confer
ence with officials Of the railroad
company and that the matter would
receive immediate attention. Not
only has the Kiwanis committee
been looking into the bridge mat.
ter but also the court at Fairmont
aud officials at the head office OF
the company in Baltimore. The
Baltimore officials will direct the
attention Of the company engineers
to that work. ~
9. H. Dowier, OF Wheeling, was
endorsed by the KiwanIans yester-
day for appointment by Governor
Morgan for the newly provided
road committee. Besides this work
at the dinner much other vas tak.
en- care Of.
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MoNoNGAH


Largo TdTL|s
One hundred guests were enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Newton
Jones at their home on Mill Fall
Saturday night at n surprise birth.
day party which was given in hon.
or Of the 21st birthday of their
son, Robert. Those present we're:
Misses Olga MILAN and Georgia
Fleigal, Of Worthington; Maude
Lindsay, Gail Davis, Adrian Curry,
Helen Ice, Myra Martin, Annie Nc.
Kahn, Hazel Dougherty, Lucy Lam
bort, Jocle Rose, Kate Price. Vir-
ginia Robinson, Margaret Robin.
son, Ocie Bennett, Evelyn Tooth.
man, Otis Jones. Mildred Davis,
lola Cochran, Margaret Cochran,
Margaret Glover, Genevieye Martin,
VHda Satterfield. OF Shinnston, Ell
sic Anderson, Phyllis Brummage,
Doris Martin, Bertha Vincent, Mar.
guerite Boggess, Josephine Martin.
Helen Martin, Of Enterprise, Hazel
Higgs, Gladys Curry, Maxine Mar
tin, Edith Shroyer, Virginia Shroy.
er, Elizabeth Jones, Lottie Shaver,
Winifred Jones. Earl Morgan, lack
Morgan, Ed Charlton, Paul James,
Ernest Riggans, Raymond Jones,
okey Watson, Virgil Hlggs, George
Higgs, Junior Martin, Rome Higgs,
Albert Martin, Andrew MeKaln,
Ralph Fox, Manuel Costello, Stew
art Hatwick, of Pittsburgh, Ray.
Imond Leonard, Glen Gillingham,
Howard Gregory, Oscar Leeper,
Fay Wright, James Mcdaniel, John
Wolfe Of Worthington, Chester
Morgan, Fred Fleming, Oliver GLOW.
er, Vaughn Shaver, Denzil Shaver,
Paul Shaver, John Layne, Fred Col:
win, David Anderson, Robert Jones,
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Miss Margaret Ogden Of Clarks.
burg Is the guest Of Mrs. Thomas
McDermott at her home on First
street.
Mrs. Sarah E. T'alkington hes re.
turned from Morgantown where
she had spent the winter with her
daughter Mrs. W. E. Buckley. MFR.
Buckley who is taking advanced
work In the State University with
Mrs. Buckley will soon return here
to reside.
A son was born Monday to Mr..
and Mrs. w. o. Ashby at their
home on Market street.
Miss Catherine Riggleman at.
tended the Cadet hop at Morgan.
town on Saturday and was the
guest OF Miss Mildred Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gaskins, OF
Detroit, Mich, who had been the
guests Of Mrs. Parmelia Gaskins at
her home on Hamilton street have
returned to their home.
Robert T. Cunningham left last
evening for a business trip to East
ern cities.
Mrs. Robert Perine and daugh,
tiers, Miss Ruth, and Miss Virginia,
and Mrs. Mary A. Jackson, OF Den
ham street, have returned home
from FaIrmont where they were the
guests OF relatives and friends Sat,
urday and Sunday Morgantown
Post.
Misses Isabelle and Mary Quinn,
Of East Main street, will spend to
day as guests Of friends at Fair.
mont and will attend the charity
ball to be given by Court st. Joar
OF Arc, Daughters of Isabella, al
the Fairmont hotel, this evening"
| Clarksbuyg Telegram.
Mrs. W. a. sturm returned Sun.
day from Weston where she had
been the guest Of relatives fol
several weeks.
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EaEFaa Rma maHEa n
ID NH QUESTIONS & ANisNNER9 lsA
u HB@l&3E sI9 sEl5E ~
Questions.


/. How was the Garden of Eden
watered?
2. Where Is the allotted age OF
man now, recorded in the Bible?
>. What does the apostle, in He.
brews 11:5, say Of Enoch?
4. When did Noah preach to the
wicked people?
5. What mighty nations have
their origin given In chapters 10
and II OF Genesis?
6. Where. was Canaan?
Z. What is 1t now called?
s. What was used for burnt of,
fering?
.. What line Of procedure was
followed out in giving this offering?
10. How much of the Book oil
fs historical?
Answers to Yesterdays Questions,
/. When BALKAN reached Moab
he prophesied the Israelites would
be a great people.
2. Moses was on Mount SINAI
when God gave him the instructions
about sacrifices.
3. The Book of Leviticus deals
principally with the access to God
by purified worshiper.
4. Isaiah prophesied In the reigns
OF Uzziah, lothian, Ahaz and Heze'
kiah.
S. Ezekiel was by the river Che,
bar wien he saw the vision his
first chapter records.
0. Daniel came to Babylon with
the captives Nebuchadnezzar made,
z. Caesar Augustus was the first
emperor OF Rome.
8. Satan" means adversary" or
enemy" and "the devil" means
"accuser."
8. The soldiers who rescued Paul
were Romans.
10. "And God said, Let US make
man in our image, after our like
ness"
Through an error the wrong set
OF answers was printed yesterday,
The answers that should have been
printed are as follows:
Answers to Saturday'sf Questions.
/. Elijah assembled to heaven
near Jericho, by Jordan.
2. Neaman was affected with
3. Christ was born of Abraham.
/. After he told the meaning Of
the Kings dream, Joseph was, lei
oSt of prison.
s. Joshua became leader attei
Moses died.
J 6. River Jordan separated thu
Israelites from the promised land.
z. Tha four principal ofteriagl
named in Leviticus are: the burnt
the sin, the trespass and the peace
offering.
s. Delilah bound Samson the sec
ond time with new ropes.
Q. The angel commanded BALKAN
/, to proceed to Moab but to speal
only the words which the ange
told him 10.
10. Jeremiah Is first mentioned
l In Joslah's reign.
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Mrs. Thomas Jones, who has
been visiting at TIE home OF her
mother, Mrs. j. A. WaTkins here
for the past six weeks, will leave to-
day for her home at Wendell, Pa,
accompanied by her mother and
her aunt, Mrs. Wayland Smith, Of
California.
The W. v. U. male quartet will
give a musical entertainment In the
auditorium at West Monongah high
Wednesday evening at so'clock.
The Monongah Bible class meets
this evening at the NJ. P. church at
1890. Lesion, Acts of the Apostles
Chapter II.
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Earl Haueht, John Morgan. Ezra
Rlgsa Ralph Wilson. Wiilnrd Par
rifh, Eugene Wolfe. Air. and Mrs.
John Riggs. ais. and Mrs. John Via.
cent. Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Marlin.
Mr., and Mrs. Charlie Davis. Nr. and
Mrs Ben Jones. lIr. and Mrs II. u.
Martin, Of GlaftsburE. Mi. and Mis-.
Gerald Morgan! Mr. and Mrs. NIIt'
Ilifd BoSgess. me- and Mrs Newton
Jones: Mrs Ella SiEayer, Mrs.
Margaret Morgan Elias Wolfe,
John Wolfe, Mrs. William Shaver.
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PersonaIa.

Morris and Franklin Gallagher
were visitors In Fairmont yester.
day afternoon and evening. "a
Fay Mead who has been visiting
friends in NMoundsville, has return.
ed to her homeiin this city.
Guy Hennon and S. =. Leggitl
have returned TO Waynesburg after
a visit in this city.
Ed Haggerty has returned to
Pennington after a visit with
friends In Warrington.
Everett Beatty was in Fairmont
last evening.
James Thomas. Of Fairmont, Is
visiting relatives in Warrington.
Miss Helen Higgs Is able to be
out OF the house after a several
weeks illness.
]. H. Talkington, of Wallace, was
a business visitor in the city yes.
terday. :, . ~
MIR. and Mrs. Nat Lee left yes
terday morning for a visit with
friends in Moundsville.
Edward Bower, of Moundsville,
was a business visitor in this city
yesterday.
Margaret congleton returned
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Good Bali Game.

Tho ball game at Traction park
which was played last evening by
the Baptist and the NJ. =, souths.
was unusually interesting, While
only about $50 people saw the game
a listener a mile away who could
have heard the roofing Swpuld have
guessed that at least n thousand
people we're in ATTENDANCE. The
game finished with q score OF 81
In favor Of the N. Els.
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seeut Camp site-Williams river
near cowen has been selected as
the site for the summer camp which
will be maintained for the. Boy
Scouts of this city. The place was
selected by Scout Executive Tate
with much care and the selection
approved last night by the proper
committee Of the Boy Scout council
Of the local lodge OF Elks.
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Word mas been received Ia Man.
nlnston OF the death OF Frank
Sylvis. who let Manningten sew
Teral years ago to 80 to Kittsnning
sNhefe NE HI lataly been engd sod
|tnstlei taSi 'busihe WhIlsllh Man.
nington Nj. sylHis WAS d potter
and was employed at the Bowers
Pottery here. The death OF Mr.,
.Sylyis occurred last week,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-17

F. n. S. Night SESSION. night
session viii be observed this eve
ming 1t the Falrnionl High school
ia order 10 give patrons and par.
ents Of the school the privilege oil
observing the claeses al work fifid
10 see tho annual exhibition ot the
various departments 81 the school.
The session viii be held between
4 the hours Of seven and nine o'clock.
Work done during the year win be
on exhibition. 5a
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Girl Fugitive Caught - Louise
Douglas who was indicted last
grand jury. as the girls who took the
ride In the stolen Ford with Don
Reese and Roy McAtee was arrest
Cd last night and returned TO Jail.
The girl left the city. Yesterday she
returned and was found by officers
last night on Water street at the
home OF q friends. She will receive
trial at this term Of crimina! court.
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Leave for Funeral.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Hamilton
have been called to Moundsville by
the death of Mrs. Hamilton's faith
er, C. Yingling, Of st. Marys, Ohio.
Mr.. Yingling died at the home Of
another daughter, Mrs. B. F. Beer,
of Moundsyille. Mr.. Yingllng was
eighty years old Saturday. The re.
mains will be taken to st. Marys
for burial.
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Gold Bug Presented.

The second presentation of the
Junior play, the Gold Bug, was a
great drawing card to Warrington
people who turned out for the play
In large numbers last evening. Sew.
eral of the soldiers and members
Of the G. A. R. encampment who
are IN the city for the next few
days attended the play as the
guests Of the Junior class. The
comedy was presented by the boys
and girls in good style and those
who attended had a most enjoyable
evening.
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( Sold Observation-Disclosures Deutalcls
was arrested at Rivesyille last night
by county authorities for selling
moonShine whiskey OF that place.
"A quart was found IN his possession.
He is now lodged in fail 10 await q
hearing
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In compliance with a new order,
American naval officers, OF and
above the rank required to wear
the full-dress uniform for stat.
ed occasions the frock coat,
full-dress trousers, cooked hat,
dress sword and belt, and epaulets.
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Several Flags Are out.

Warrington req dents and bust:
ness houses are decorated with
American flags now as result Of
the G. A. R. encampment here to.
day, tomorrow, and Thursday. The
flags will remain hanging over the
various homes and from the flag
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Mrs. Gertrude Montgomery, OF
Elkins, WHO had been visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ, Meredith since
Sunday evening. left yesterday for
.Buckhannon.
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WASHINGTON
Council Met Laat Exenlnn

The regular meeting Of the city
council was held last evening. 1t is
understood that at special SEES.
sion OF the council the arrange
ments for the election Of the com.
mlssioners will DO made. The new.
" adopted form OF government for
the city received considerable at.
tention Of the councilmen as this is
of vital Importance to the city.
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nl,. Mnrnantn,.n stnrr.

Friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Sal
vatti viii regret to learn that they
will leave here shortly for Morgan.
town where they have purchased q
store.
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Elks Initiated Few.

AT the Elks' hall last evening a
small class Of candidates for the
Elks badge was initiated. After
the initiation Of the class the new.
" organized glee club had their
practice.
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OF the Grand Lodge excursion from
this section. vlnited Warrington
Lodge Of EIks.
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River as feet, falling.
New Notary-David H. Morgan,
Of Fairmont, today was commits.
stoned q notary public by Governor
Morgan
Marriage Licenses II.
censes have been issued to the fol.
lowing Willie Liner, colored, %,
Downs. and Mary Ella Chiffon, %,
Virginia; Eva Poturica, %, Croa.
tia, and Steven Marin, SO, Monon.
gah William F. McCray, 80, and
Grace Dicken, 26, both OF Fair.
mont John j. Dawson, colored,
p, and Anna May Debbs, colored,
both % Montana; Jewell Debbs,
colored 30 and Lille Horton, col.
pred, 81 both Of Montana.
school Play-The william R.
White school will present lis an.
nual school play this evening at
the school auditorium. The enter
tainment VIII be given In three
pstrts. each one of which promises
to be most enjoyable. The enter
lainment will begin promptly at
$40 o'clock. No admission will be
charged and an invitation is ex-
ended to the public to be present,
Accidentally Shot - Harry s.
Fleming popular B. and o. engin.
ser was severely injured yesterday
syeniug at his Zone when q re.
volser he was cleaning went Off,
a bullet tearing through his hand
making d Reyere wound. The night
previous To- The accident an at
tempt had been made by burglars
TO enter tho Fleming house and
M. Fleming WA. getting a revolt
yer ready for the intruders when
the accident occurred. He is doing
nicely and Il is though will re.
cover without trouble.
IN Warrington Last night NJ.
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The Montana Senate has passed
a bill for a bachelors tax of So an
nually to be paid into the widows
pension fund.
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oh LISTEN Huge
ttraAllnssd snul pael pasiI

q o. g. u
OF eourse the Road
Hog deals Eventually 5s.
With Hinisel II
Possibly after killing
His dnken or 50.
Anyway that one On
Sunday had d Deserved
Lesson which ought
To serve for a
Time, 2
But IN Fairmont There 4
Are q number Of Drivers
Who are eternally Ia
Trouble because OF Driving
While Intoxicated.
They are mildly Arrested
Fined, sand Turned
Loose to do Their
Very hest to Murder III
or main, or Destroy,
Again, b
Al drunken man Driving n
A car on Marion "
County roads Is More
Dangerous 10 both Pedestrian
And Motorists, q
Than any mad Dog
That ever Frothed
His terrifying Way
Along our Highways.
How long are These
Drivers to be Allowed
TO endanger the Public?
How long shall They
Retain license to Smash
And Ruin
AT Will?
Surely this Is o Matter
Which deserves Drastic
And immediate Action.
Our summer season Is
Just Beginning,
The time OF The
Year when People
Are going TO Be
Abroad the Most,
The greatest care Possible
Will not Avert
All Trouble,
But everything That
Can aid Fairmont To
Eliminate Accidents
Ought to be Done.
Let's implore the Road
Hog TO be Generous
In the cause Of Humanity
And let's DO
For the drunken Driver
Right NOW.
Professor, lay On!
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T0pAY,.sI. KVVI 2!
Eses Fd /; 3. 3. Pat, on.
AnsWers TO Yesterday'a XVII


J. 1'lie birth stone for July is the
ruby =
2. The three largest safes arc
Texas. 2e5jSa6 So. MI, California,
Los, 2gI and Montana, 146,9s7.
.. The three smallest states are
Rhode ISLAND, 4 ,24s 81, mi, Della.
ware 1910 and q Connecticut, 1895.
The Wasatch mountains are In
Utah.
), The Ohio river is formed by
tile union Of the Allegheny and the
Monongahela in Pennsylvania,
6. A confusion is bruise made
without breaking the skin.
=. The turkeys wattles are the
fieshy lohes under Its throat.
S. A gasometer is a circular, hol.
low reservoir or tank" for storing
gas.
o. a kelpieis a malevolent water.
sprtte supposed to take the form
of q horse.
10 4 hsadwind is a contrary
wind!
New Questions.
l. How did Scourt:plaster get It's
nanieg
2. what Is contumely?
8 What Is eontumacy?
Where are the Black Hills?
>. What Is q cow.bird?
6. Which state is the larger in
area, North or South Dakota?
Which state is the larger.
North or South Carolina?
5. Which state Is the larger, vir-
giSia or West Virginia?
Q. Why do we sometimes call
aometting forbidden "taboo?"
70. Where Is the Strait Of
ALL TiHiNGs WORK TO.
GETHER for good 10 them that
love God, If Goa be for US, pho
can against u.s.
Who shall separate US from The
loseof Christi Shall tibulation.
OF distress, or persecution, OF
famine, OF nakcdness. or peril, OF
spaa9
Nap, IN all these things nc are
roreSlha conquerors through hin,
ttatloped US, Romans 8, %,
81 IS, 81
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.M.EA-HrR

West Virginia
Fair tonight
and Wednesday.
Frost tonight.
Local Readings
+. r. Hall, Oh.
Temperature
IS A. NJ. today SO.
Yesterdays
weather, clear;
temperature,
maximum IL:
minimum 40.
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IN Mannington-Last night M.
p. Ashcratt district deputy grand
exalted ruler for West Virginia,
md v; D. Evans, who Is in charge
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AArg WANT ass

FOR sALE-White Baby Car.
riage oFll}1117-J or AIS Spring
'ireet1 5'17ySt10s74
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Lul ogt INC picture on all lvuf
,ldes. Then carefully fold dotted
me IFS entire length. Then
nIted inc 2. and so on. Fold each
ectiou underneath accurately.
When completed turn over and
ou'l find . surprising result. Save
ae pictures
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The General Memorial Day com.
mittee met at the court house last
evening and took up several mat
tiers Of Importance concerning
plans for Decoration day.
Committees were appointed for
the placing OF the markers and
flags on all World war veterans
graves previous to May Both. Ser.
vices will be held In Woodlawp
cemetery over the grave Of a com.
made. Anyone having relatives or
friends buried in either Of the GENE
teries in the city who died during
the war will help the committee
by notifying Chairman Bolyard, OF
the general committee.
Fall In Line.
In order that there may be no
misunderstanding the committee
wants to impress upon every man
in Marion county who wore the uni.
form that he is not only invited
but urged to turn out for all the
ceremonies Of the day. II you have
uniform wear It. II not wear your
"civies."
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home yesterday from d sew
days visit IN Fa|rmonl.
c.. l.. Snodsrass WAS . Sp'
visitor In Wheeling.
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'ree pitation none.
River 15 feet, falling.
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New Notary-David H. Morgan,
Of Fairmont, today was commits.
stoned "a notary public by Governor
Morgan
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-28

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lu rou,piu.a'h 81 i'sg.s'a qgr oiais
.r lrgal's auH gssiiana dn inrsur la
"i'rrign rFssl- Ilinirius t,.rlssa
fl5a". rsn uu saWtal 'ir risn mii,oiu->
d. d.iau's 3 cauacidad ae s,lmn.i'n
imiH ai,z ,sec. mas
NJ soy irsiiro. i'pr '.',lnllu. H. qur
lii t'ol,.'flio sls~rnlisls .isr fssiiiasAlrs
4 lus inpnriadurcs ~it8i"riamss para
Qnc pasaran sus druias a los .Npor-
iadare> americanos NJ cnsumir5 ,n ias
eyes d. esie pais La iaciliaades cue
iiuhien.H prTmi lido un rmpresiiio
hancaiio largo plazo econ Garantla
De- otslnlas hipoiecarias . 10 que - 10
mismo. cnn garam'ia de la TERRA de
production y de Ia propielad url,ana.
gur valen mas que Fl orc.
lie lpido iiliimamemie 81 admirable
!iscurso prouunciad ado pur el Sr John
Meiiu@h. PrcsideLte de la Jnnta or
ganizadora de Ia institution "a que
acalo de referirme Y medida que
ayanZaba en- la lectura de tan ute-
resante eXp0sici0n me s0rprendfa la
eiardad precision el el !eXamen de
causas y efectos relacionados con la
actual crisis y aplaudfa para mis-
adentros cada punio en- que el criterio
de este eminente hombre de negocios
coincidfa con el modesto juicio del
| que habla. para apreciar la Situaci0n
sus remediOs Sea esta la OCCASION
para unir mi APPLAUSE ii. los que ha-
bra recibdo del pdblice americana :.
pero sea tambin la OCCASION para rec
! tificar un coDccptO que no me explico
en- manera alguna en- tan autorizada
parsonalidad
FL sehor McHugh ha afirmado ALI
que los pdiscs de Ia lnGricG Latina
con recmsOs itmcHsoS y oportuaida-
dcs Himitadas estdn hoB mds afrasa-
dos que hace cicn dHoS, ppr la solu ra
sdn que. desde haze a,gdu tempo per-
| dief0n SH itter6s por las cOsas de
dfHerG'. Por primera vez en- mi vida
he negado el credito mis- oios me
he supuesto vfctima de alucinaci6n ::
porque sostener semeiante cosa con
respecto la America Latina es eyac-
tamente 10 mismo que afirmarla con
relaci0n la America Anglo-Saiona.
Ell honor del senior NcHugh no pue
do menos que Greer que Sc trata solo
de uh error de imprenta que .donda