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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
Monday, September Is, 1929.
OUR LOCAL TAXES


shows result which, to say inc ~
we cannot np pu
we are headed for and will last
taxable valuation OF tho state
s25ooeGoN
Wheeling be no means " ~
OF 'oOoo ~
100000 capita TAX "
approximate ~ per
local tax OF '0e' 'N
Of all sandspec kind
the family these figures
in
product of wealth IN the United STATES
after payment OF Inc costs
of provision Tor
In u
wouldm capita
charge alone OF '0'"
FORTH oo "
consumed in Overhead sn as "
and city government" " "
the Ike
man "
punish hi" "hen
unenishtened ana n'"
in taxation ' S"
vision who shouo resist "e
whole country IN TINS mao "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
STRIKE STATISTICS

II Is estimated that during the de-
cade ending December 81. 1922. the num-
Der OF strikes and lockouts will have
exceeded more than $4,000. and the num-
Der Of strikers is estimated at lS.30o.ooo.
1t is interesting 10 compare these
figures with those for. the 25 years pre-
vious 10 and including 1906. During the
Is years there were 1888 strikes and
Iockou,s. in which 6.7l5.ooo individuals
were involved.
Unfortunately i, is impossible to de-
termine TO any degree OF accuracy the
number OF man days" lost from strikes
The loss in wages and the price paid By
industry. II they could be measured In
dollars and cents would be astounding
A casual speculation leads to the q'fes-
ton II the game was worth the candle.
after all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
Arainst Darwiu1Em.

Evolution as a political lssuc IN west
Virginia this campaign is one of the IN
teresting, unexpected developments that
has attracted attention in Washington.
This resulted from news dispatches from
Huntington telling Of resolutions passed
at the WcstVirginia Conference OF the
United Brethren In Christ Church. the
resolutions pledging the Conference 70
"support only such candidates for the
LEGISLATURE rs will vote against the use
OF text books based on Darwinism.
This action followed in the wake OF
what must have heen a moving address
by Bishop william Weekly. OF Parkers-
burg, on "Why I Cannot Accept the Doc
trine Of Evolution" He said Darwinism
was contrary to the Scriptures and had
never been proven by its author or any
men OF science.
Thee was In town to-day a nominee
FOR the Legislature from one OF tn"
counties. not necessarily 1nterior. Tn"
correspondent sought him out In the
lobby OF his hotel for an interview on
tho subject. Briefly sketching for him
the news dispatch from Huntington. ne
was asked 10 state his views FOR publ
cation. He was very solemn and seroil IS
and statcsmanlike.
'If It's a good thing for the pcepul.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
FIST FIGHTS IN CONGRESS

There was much excitement in Con-
xress last Saturday. Representative
Oliver struck Representative Dempsey
twice in the mouth.
On the same day Wheeling mother
.oundly spanked her ten-year old son
for striking 4 playmate in the mouth.
shs told him she didn't want him TO
grow up to be 4 tough.
Congress Is supposed to be the most
..da,e and dlgnlfied legislative body In
the country. but every once in a while
some Of the members act like a bunch
of rowd!es. Congress has hard enough
time as II is TO hold the respect OF the
country without member rising from
his seat and giving another member a
s.poke" In the mouth.
Tho Wheeling mother spanked her
boy for doing what an Alabama Con-
rressman did. We are led to believe
that q little spanking in the House
might not be such a bad thing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
WEST V|RG|N|AN MAY Be NAMED
CIRCUIT JUDGE FOURTH DISTRICT

tahlishment and activities considerably
more extensive than those in Vince ing.
Mr. Cory was horn in Parkersburg ana
reared there. He was in the real estat
and insuanc business In that city UP TO
ten yeas ago when he hit the sawdi,t
trail" Of a travelling evangelist. and the
course Of his life was, thereby, COM
pletely changed He won and held the
confidence Of tho wealthiest philanthro-
pists in Wheeling and he left there with
their best wishes for the achievement of
a corresponding success in larger
field. leaving TO them a gospel mission
fully established and a going, success
ful concern.
May Reinstate Schuck.
Nothing of record. 1t is learned. has
occurred at the Department of Justice
concerning the controversy between
Judge ". f. Baker and District Attor-
ney T. a. Brown. Friends Of the latter
here have been watching for the filing
Of some sort Of document there by
Judge Baker. but nothing Of the kind
has put In an appearance AT the Depart
ment. the stated to-day. The interest
Ing case stands precisely as District At
torney Brown left II when he returned
to his home at Parkersburg last month
after pesentng his side Of the case TO
tho hiSn OFFICIALS Hl INC btPdtIhrh' -
Justice. His position then was that he
would do nothing further. II Judge
Baker decided to tender his resignation
until Congress convenes In December; "
Judge Baker was still on the bench AT
that time. he would proceed to press MS
impeachment upon charges which he had
outlined 10 the Department OF Justice,
and other charges which ne was with
holding for the time being. There arc
no grounds for the suspecting that Dis
trict Attorney Brown has in the least
changed his determined attitude. IN
tho meantime. and within the past few
DAYS. Charles J. Schuck. Of Wheeling.
one NJ Judge Browns assistants, has
resigned TO accept employment as coun-
Eel for defendant miners in strike case
In Brooke county. He has been offered
reinstatement when he completes that
employment. but Is undecided When he
was In Washington with Judge Brown,
no announced that he was in thorough
accord and agreement with Judge Brown
In pushing the charges against Judge
Baker. He assisted In presenting the
Brown side OF the controversy 10 the
officials at the Department Of Justice
So far as It is Of official record. Judge
Baker has made no defense nor filcd
any counter-charges. nor has he tender :
ed n resignation. As the case stands to-
day Il justifics the the exception has
finally gotten pretty we'll circulated at
the Capitol. Senator'S and representa-
!, tives from other states have been IN
auiring Of their West Virginia COL
leagues about II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
ay CHARLES nRooxs SMITH.

Washington, y. e.. Sept lI.--For inc
reason that the bill has been 50 long
delayed getting through Congress TO lhe
law books. II was announced At inc
White House to-day that the President
will make haste TO appoint tho - ne"
federal judges created by tho new act
According Ia the attorney general 'ne
court dockets are cluttered up Win
mass OF untried cases and the situation
demands that these new judges he sot-
ten on the bench as soon as possible.
All except one of these new Judges are
10 be district judges. That one Is to nc
a circuit judge in the Fourth district
which is composed Of the two Firginlas'
the two Carolinas and Maryland. The
situation IN that district would seem 10
Justify. II II does not actually demand
the appointment Of a West Nirginian 10
this particular position. MI the other
states have representation: west VIZ
ginia has none. Whether West virginia
will knock the persimmons depends
finally on President Harding. and large
~ upon the man whom West Virginia
NAV present as It's candidate, and upon
how sincere and aggressive a campaign
tx made In his behalf. The late Nathan
Cioff was tho first and the last West
Nirginian 10 sit upon the bench In the
Fourth circuit. He adorned II FOR per
lod Of 25 years. The policy or Fres,oen'
Harding in making appointments 10 the
circuit bench was announced ny MN
when he filled the last vacancy IN inc
Fourth circuit early in the year. IL wa
that no man would be appointed by MIN
who had not had judicial experience
There arc number of West Nlrgln!ans
who come within this provision. and are
otherwise claimed to BE- sufficiently quail
filed IN respect Of legal attainmcnts ana
personal rharacted. and they arc expo
ed not to delay In laying their appiicn
lions before Attorney General DauSh-
crty and Senator's Sutherland ana
Elkipe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18

Christians and the smoulderinE ruins OF
the city are a mute testimony OF
Turkish victory.
With tho civilized world sick and
weary OF war. devising schemes and
plans 70 prevent war. the Smyrna mas
sacre makes us wonder II we are as lar
away from war as We thought. n
Ike occurrence at Jerusalem by the Mo-
hammedans In 1896 provoked the first
Crusade. followed by six others in two
hundred years. History may repeat IT.
self.
The comparative case with ~h''n
Turkey defeated the Greek armies has
set the heart Of Kennel Fasha aglow
with greed for power and lust of con-
quest. The victorious Turk Is never
satisfied and there is no telling what
he has In mind. Is Constanttnople next:
Europe has warned the Turks to Keep
hands of. But drunk with recent VIC
tory. will Turkey heed Europe?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
DON'T BLAME HARDING

The Soldier Bonus Bill has just about
-s,cbcd tho goal toward which it has
heen headed since II was drawn in KS
nrssent form. Preslden, Harding gave
Congress sufficient warning many
months ago that he would veto tho NC
cumber Bill. and he has not changed
his mind. As an honest public servant.
President Harding could follow no other
course.
The McCumber Bill Is. probably. the
mos, slip-shod piece Of legislation ever
PASSED in the history OF Congress.
There IS no provision for financing
the bonus. Congress bliudly disregard
ed ,his question.
1t has never been determined what
the bill Will cost. The Finance Com
mittee estimates Il at sS.S54,ooO.ooo.
Senator Borah places 1t at S5.ooo.ooo,o"o
and Senator Underwood says sI,ooe'oo"'-
600. Surely Congress should have
mora definite working basis than this.
Ru, a mere trifle Of s4,ooo.o0O.o0O one
way or tho other did NOT deter Con-
rress in its mad rush against time to
placate the soldier vote.
u Is a very poor time TO ask the GOV
eminent 10 pay "someway or other
seven, or even four billion dollars. The
Secretary of the Treasury has Just re-
Gently announced an estimated deficit
for the year Of $500, 100000 and already
an expenditure of sS6.4cs.127 more than
incoming revenues.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
few DETOURS
REPORTED ON
OHIO HIGHWAYS

Columbus, O., Sept 17.-Althoush
work has been suspended on the state
highway construction program. main
routes will be kept travsable. and base
work will continue. the weekly road
bulletin of the Ohio State Automobile
association points out. There are few
new detours reported this week
: The following report on trunk routes
las been compiled from automobile
club and state highway department
records.
Lincoln and Harding KighvsyS.
Best route Is from Pittsburgh to
Beaver Falls. All brick and concrete
with some rough stretches. Thence sx-
cellent concrete and brick through East
Palestine. Colunbiana, Salem, Alliance.
Canton, Massillon, Wooster. to Ash
land. Thence via Oliyesburg to Mans
field, which is good. except six miles
Of old. pike road. Thence to Gallon
and Bucyrus. the detour having been
removed between Mandfield and Gall
lon. Balance alternating stretches OF
good and fair road to Indiana line.
Cleveland ounestown-Ptttsbur
Improvement throughout via Ra-
VIENNA, Edinburg, and Milton Dam. This
route now Is open. the new construc-
ton being complete. Ravenna. New
ton Falls, and Warren route IS closed
at Newton Falls. The direct connec-
tion to Pittsburgh, Is via Rayenna.
Randolph. Ellsworth. thence TO Saiem'
Columbiana, East Palestine, and Ben-
yer Falls. Rough spots between Beaver
Falls and Pittsburgh. From foungs-
,own 20 via Boardman into Colum-
biana, or via New Castle into Beaver
Falls.
c1.vslsnd-Hsw Philadslphia-2arasst
Good from Cleveland TO Akron. Can
ton. Massillon. Dover. New PhiladeI-
phia and Uhrichsville. Detour has been
removed between Chrichsviue IN
Gnadenhutten. Balance 10 be construct
cd this year-always passable except
In wet weather.
canton steubsnvins.
Improved to Waynesburg. Balance
is alternating stretches or improve.
ment and construction. Gravel detours
provided are in good condition.
The detour between Greensours anu
Pittsburgh has been removed.
National Road.
From Wheeling to Indiana inc -
good throughout. via Camnriose ns
,.IIIa columbus Springfield, Brandt.
Dayton and Eaton.
There 10 short detour at Eaton.
n.tour between Dublin and Greenfield'
!. We'll sisn-posed both north and
.nuth ~ main road Tho best detour
=. VI. sticeland. Best connection TO
s. Louis is going west from Indian
nno,ia via Danville, thence south TO
National road. to Marshall. There 10
t,sss'n,iIe detour on tho National road
h.,r.nsn Wheeling and West Alexan-
driaEthis road will be In GOOD coha,,
zion Il dry. Optional detour PROVIDED
during wet weather.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
What Other
Editors Say

The government had one mighty cost
" experiment with the ownership or
railroads and IL is hardly likely that u
will be repeated no matter what thor
railroad officials and unions may de-
notwithstanding News.
Somehow or other the "NewberrE
issue IN. Michigan did not turn out in
the way that those who raised II houed.
Charleston Mail.
Now there abideth capital. labor and
management. these three. but the great =
est OF these is management. IL is nhiy
we'll directed labor that produces wealth.
--Bluefield Telegraph.
II GUNNER are 10 h. allowed TO carry
guns, why not enact law proE'airs
that they should use nothing but blank
cartridges-Fairmont Times,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
State House
Happenings

Special Dispatch TO The lntelligencer'
Charleston ". Va. Sept. li.-Com-
missioner Lee OFT Of the workmen
compensation bureau yesterday APP
proved the following awards:
Thomas Sp.ker. Morgantown; S.S9
weekly for 40 weeks; finger amputated
while working for the MorgantoWn
Brick company. Morgantown.
Charles Gray. Moundsvtlle: $l2 weekly
for - weeks; finger amputated while
employed BY the Mineral stat" Coal
company. Moundsville.
Rex Brintnn iar~tte. MorEantn~n;
s1n.l5 weekly for los weeks. Injured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18

Two corporations wcro authorized yes
terday by the secretary of state 10 IN
crease their capital stock. as follows;
Radio Appliance company. Morgan
town from $4,000 TO $4,000, and
Clarksburg Ice & Storage company,
Clarksburg. from 100000 t" 100000.
The keystone Grocery e. Tea com
pany, a PENNSYLVANIA corporation. was
authorized to transact business and hold
real estate In West Virginia.
The secretary authorized the West
Virginia Gas Coal company to remove
its principal office from Shtnnston TO
Clarksburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18

Tho Rev. George W. Cory has arrived
and taken charge Of tho big Gospel MIS-
sion In John Marshall Place ana lta
many activities which reach out INTO
nil narts Of tho city. Mr.. Cory came
from wheeling where. five years ago. he
founded n gospel mission and made such
4 signal success ~ It that he attracted
tho attention OF tho prominent Washing
ton business men who back the mission
here, The result was that Mr.. Cory was
Invited To become superintendent nero
when vacancy occurred. This Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
WILL ADDRESS CLUBS.

Prosecuting Attorney William l.
Dixon OF Belmont county Will address
the Toilet Water club next THURSDAY
evening. 4 loaf OF bread Will be pre-
scented to each member Of the Stro"h-
man bakery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18

Ford throws 10000 men out OF work
as ? protest against the price OF coal
II is the principle OF the thing You
know, n little matter of throwing $4,000
men out Of employment means nothing
in Ford's young life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
THE MENACING TURK

The once prosperous city OF Smyrna
n In ruins. What OF IT'S population that
INV. not been killed ~ the Turks are
homeless ard starving. The streets
p,lsd high with bodies Of murdered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18

A ball player at st. Louis was hit
bv n pop bottle and carried from the
field. The older fans used beer bottles.
hut the younger generation seems to be
getting satisfactory results with other
containers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18

The world grows better. but II
hasn't outgrown the belief that mans
greatness Is measured by the numoer oi
people no can snub with impunity'
Two are required to mako. an IN
function effective: the court. and the
fellow IL Is supposed to enjoin.
The voice Of the people has It's Eood
ponts in a medley. but It gets quicker
results as chorus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
FRIPPLING RHYMES
WALT MAsoHsAAA~
THE QUACK.
jltney'.


evils that attack US nc
his claims; he Is oa
off MIN MS
feeling fine W" VIC Nv ou"e
throw away our
much 1t seems nen W" "'Du
h INV will likely get our no'aS
"'"''
ercurcsu OF think he docs
0'"" 1 Gorge Matthew Adams)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18

The New York Times says Lands
or Hays Is needed for the bootleg In
dustry After samplIng a little Of the
whiskev. the reason for this Is apparent,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18

The momoirs Of the Kaiser Will no
doubt be startling. but the royalties he
;,lil receive will be astounding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
Mer ely McEvoy
ABy J. P. EVOYl

AABy j. r. m = 49,
TIE LITTLE QUAKER MAID REMAR1S
It's wrong for men TO watch me- still
like 1t.
They follow me against my will
like It
They say such pretty things to me-:
know it's wrong wrong can be,
should not lsteu~-but you see
like it.
Sometimes to hold my hand they try
like II.
do not understand Just Why
I like II.
They say that am pretty; too:
know l should not think that's true.
But what's little girl TO do?
like II.
They call ma Little Quaker Maid
like It.
They softly say: Art thou afraidf
like II.
They whisper sweetly In my ear
A lot OF things I should not hear.
I'm A naughty little girl--Oh. dear!
! like It
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18

For those who want to sec the winter
pass quickly. we advise taking out
note at the bank this fall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
PARAGRAPHS
ROBERT QUILLENAAA

Mr may shut
3 racaionist
Aboual moder home $
usually say II win oo"'S
dad AecK poF'
looking Tor place " pain -
ltney haitian hut ,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18

Auto accidents are frequently serious,
and seldom eXcuSable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18
INTEL NKLINGS
IW q srAMTORl

A doctor who prescribed for us some
time ago told US 10 use two tablets
every hour"
II We had followed his advice there
wouldn't been much room for anything
but our "lnklings" In the lntclligcnCer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18

Women. as a rule. arc not very good
shots. but there is one woman. at least.
that got tho drop on man
A New York news story tells us thar
Miss Martha Barns fell out Of sec
ond story window and landed on the
shoulders Of man who WAS passing.
No fatalities recorded, hut sh" sure
made a mash" on the poor Clnk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18

Howard Jarrett Of the bureau OF LABOR
has returned from Huntington. where ne
attended the annual meeting OF the
grand lodge Of the Knights OF lF'h'as'
The convention, he said. was tne most
successful held by the organization III
years The report TO the grand ol"Ce!S
showed gain OF 1888 IN membership
during the last year and mat the pres
ent membership Is 40.40S, az Of June
a. making II the largest fraternal or
sanitation in the state.
The Pythians adopted the plan OF
Attorney General f. T. England TO erect
a Fythian home to cost In inc nelsn,
borhood OF 100000. A committee will
he appointed to decide upon a site for
the home AND to- make arrangements for
plans and specifications.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18

twenty years ago. lie wound In and IT
started to run.
Re kinda nico If 4 f"lla cd start
again where he left off twenty years
ago, wouldn't IT?
TIL INTEL Ed says that tn lmin1-
ton Of obey" from tho marriage cere-
monk II save a lot OF arguments
later"
Ycs'n It II also cut down inc num-
Dor of perjury charges on Judgment
DAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18

I'm fer It, and II 1t amt Amt. Am
not claiming to know anything about IL
yit. but l WILL" he said.
Say. you newspaper feilers KNOW
orythinr-what in. hell are evolution"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18

A farmer living near Osborn, Mo.
plowed up a watch that he had lost
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18

while In the employ OF the Rubber lro-
duction corporation.
Ida Oldham, Petersburg: ;" weeh,H
for 52 weeks, fingers ampuated "n''e
working for the Union Insulating COM
pany. Petersburg.
Edna Kensky. Wheeling: SS.ll weekly
for a weeks. finger amputated while
emn,ovcd nv tho Whitakcr-lilcssner
company, Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18

Department News.
Nora ]. Dwyer has been appointed
acting postmaster at Handley. w. Va:
John 7. Nallen at Nallen, w. Va; and
Lucy Slower. at Stonewall. w. Va
Charles T.. Henry, Of Friendly. has
been granted a pension at the rate 81
s12 per month. He IL Spanish-Am
can war veteran. Also pension OF $50
month for Mr.. FURY Rizer, OF
Friendly.
Mr.. and Mrs George B. Wilson. OF
Wheeling. were in Washington over tho
weekend.
Midshipman F. Kent Lotnis has re.
turned from a visit in Parkersburs ana
Youngstown. o.. and will spend the rest
~ his vacation at his home here. enter
ing the Naval Academy on October LIST.
to resume his studies.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-05
SIGUE LA EXPULSION De
LOS RADICALES
EXTRANJEROS
La Secretariu de Gobernacion
dice qrss estd dispuesta
q acabar CON todos

CTUDAD DE NENICO. abrn T.
Las expulsiones de los extranje7os per
niciosos del ter-itorio patrio. siguen n IA
orden del d:a. Y segIn declaraciones
de Ia Secretarfa de Gobernaci6n el so
bie-no tienc el mas firme prop6sito
de ar-ojar del pals todos los agitado
res extranieros. Y n las bandas de
apaches franceses que han sentado
sus reales on Ia capital.
La labor de sancamiento social "a Sc
imponfa. Y po- clio. Ia sociedad ha
visto con beneplacito tai medida, pero
ahora 10 que Sc requiere eS que e. go
hierno efectivamente cuynpla con sus
prop6sitos Y arroje del pas a todos-los
elementos extranjeros que le causan n
trastornos no de motive para que
Sc siga creyendo que Ia administ-a-
ci6n apoya a todcs aquellos hombres
qiie. como Laurito. no Sc les conocs
criter;o definido para luchar por Ell So
c!alisno" que diiera recientemente el
general Plutarco Elias Gales, el repro
bar los acontecimientos de Guadalaj ara
en- los que el argentine bolsheviki jug0
papel tan principal.