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time spent in the training. The fol-
lowing took the leading parts. The
workmen, led by the dissatisfied Man,
Smith Miller, Morey Miller, Stuart
Trimble, Carl Won Eende, Andrew
Thompson, Kenneth Hume, Harry
Williamson, all dressed in overalls and
carrying tools.
Symbolic figures Campacency,
Dorothy Parsons; Average Goodness,
Olive Mills; Little Vision, Fanny
Mills; Half -selfishness, Lamona Lam
phere; Comfort, Maxine Bolding.
The master workmen: Vestryman,
w. M Griffith; Teacher, Miss Nan
kervis; Father, Prof. G.. M Miller;
Mother, Mrs. Bridge; The Child, Carol
Livingston; The Parish Priest, Rev. w.
H. Bridge; Spirit of the nationwide
campaign, Mary Williamson; Victory,
Eunice Won Eende; Religious Educa-
ton, Helen Goss; Social Service, Helen
Parsons; Glad-conseration and Ven
(who sat in the congre-
cation and represented the spirit
which the challenges hoped to call
forth from the people), Pauline Bridge
and Grace Parsons.
The pageant concluded with the
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SUNDAY SERVICES N
MOSCOW CHURCHES
coon ATTENDANCE AND INTER-
ESTING SERVICES AT ALL
TABERNACLE MEETINGS

Wading through deep snow appar-
emily had no terrors for the large aud
; fences which gathered at both serv-
ices in the Norwegian Lutheran
church yesterday. For his sermon in
the morning Rev. Schmidt used as his
text the words: Behold, thy King
cometh,' and dwelt especially upon the
manner in which the heavenly king
comes, not with outward show and
noisy demonstrations but with a quiet,
direct appeal to each individual heart
Cummnion was celebrated at the close
of the service and the pastor spoke
briefly to the partakers of the sacra-
ment on the promise of the Lord that
they might "cast their burdens upon
Him. In the evening a song serv-
ice was held at which the following
program was rendered.
Organ prelude:
Kamennoi-Ostrow Rubersten
Selected. ...... Lefebure Wiley
Mrs. F. I. Schmidt
Song:
Be thou exalted . H. p banks
b Lead kindly light. A W. Lansing
By the Choir, with Rev. Schmidt as
conductor and Mrs Schmidt at the
organ.
Solo-Just for today
Miss Lillian Roise
accompanied by Mrs. Schmidt
Song
a God be merciful. H. p banks
b One sweetly solemn thought
.........-...R r.. S. Ambrose
by the Choir
Address by Rev. F. |. Schmidt
Solo-How lovely are thy dwellings,
Samuel Liddle
Mrs. Schmidt
accompanied by Miss Olga Anderson
Song:
a dream of Galilee. .......
................C. P. Morrison
b My Saviour. $500. Henry Ballau
by the Choir
Duet;
God is spirit. w. S. Bennett
b Hellige Fader. i f. f. Fleming
Rev. and Mrs. Schmidt
accompanied by Miss Anderson
Song-The Heavens are declaring.
Beethoven
by the Choir
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The numbers were all we'll rendere'
and were deeply appreciated by tn
audience. The choir gave evidence o
considerable ability, as well as har'
4 work and excellent leadership. Mrs
Schmidt, always favorite with tn
members of the congregation, was per
haps at her best in her organ selection
from Rubenstein, in which her vivid
musical temperament seemed to b,
given full play: In his address Rev
Schmidt emphasized the value O
church music and said that a singing
church is always a live church, an(
that when singing deteriorates in {
church it invariably sign Of waning
power. AS this was the first of ser.
! les of similar programs to be giver
during the winter the congregation
naturally feels that it has much pleas
ure and profit in store.
At the Christian Science Church.
Despite the bad roads and weather
there was a good attendance at the
Christian Science services Sunday
forenoon. Mrs. C. NJ. Mecklem of Pa
louise, who came to worship with the
Moscow Scientists, took the place of
second reader. Miss Mary Ball, soloist,
sang "The Lord is My Shepherd. The
scripture lesson from Matthew, chapt-
ers six and seven were read by Miss
Verne Borrell the. first reader.
Therefore when thou doest thine aims
do not sound a trumpet before thee
as the hypocrites do in the synagogues
and in the streets that they may have
glory of men, Judge not, that ye
be not judged" "And why beholdest
thou the mote that is in thy brothers
is in thine own eye. Thou hypocrite,
own eye and then shalt thou see clear
ly to cast out the mote out of thy
brothers. eye."
The lesson sermon was on this line
and dealt with hypocrites and insin
certify. One of sthe passages of the
lesson sermon, James 3:14-15, but
if we have bitter envying and strife
in your hearts, glory not, and lie not
against the truth. This wisdom
descendeth not from above, but is
earthly, sensual, devilish" Also 16
md II, For where envying and strife
S, there is confusion and every evil
work. But the wisdom that is from
above is first, pure, then peaceable,
gentle, and easy to be entreated, full
If mercy and good fruits, without par
,iality and without hypocrisy" Titus
I0:11, For there are many unruly
md vain takers and deceivers, teach |
ng things which they ought not, for
ilthy lucre's sake"
At Presbyterian Church.
There was good attendance at the |
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Minority Rule in Orofino

That Orofino will have no Sun
day night motion picture show was
definitely decided by the board of
village trustees at a special meeting
Tuesday night called by Chairman
Jones. All members of the board
and number of interested parties
were present at the meeting. The
petitions of J. H. Miller and Rev.
Hoffman were re-read, showing that
145 signers were in favor of Sun
day ssmovie1 and that 113 were OPP
posed to same. The vote stood two
to two, trustees Helgeson and
Schmid in favor and Kline and
Luttropp against, until chairman
Jones voting in case of tie, defeated
the movement. Several minor mat
tiers came before the attention of the
board but were deferred for action I'M
til a future meeting Clearwater Re
publican
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Tuesday Prayer Meetings.

Cottage prayer meetings will be
held Tuesday morning at the homes of
Mrs. Dan Hannah, east Second.
Mrs. C. L. Thompson, 124 S. Polk
W. S. Snoddy, 41S Van Buren,.
H. E. Hanna, south Jefferson.
w. F. Morgareidge, E and Moore.
G. w. Woodruff, west c.
]. G. Eldridge, 1922 Elm
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salutation of cross and flag, the con
gregation being led by the children.
Great credit is due to Mrs. ConweH
who trained the children so effectively.
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DoNA PRIMITIvA RODRIGUEZ
SARA

En- IN barrio de Rio Pitdras faIlc.
ci6 el dia sicte Ia respectable anciana
d0Ha Primitiva Rodriguez Sara, cnvucl.
Ia en- una aurcola dc luz \ dc santi
dad.
Fut Ia noble mujcr una vcrdadcra
hermana dc Ia Caridad y, como Ia vic.
lcta, csparcia aromas en- Ia humiidad
de su vivir, ior 10 cual merecc que
sc lc rinda tribute su memorial.
Para la que traza cstas lincas fu6
una verdadera madre.
Nacida y cducada en- San Juan, AZ
quedar hu6rfana sola refugi6sc On
el campo, donde sc consagr6 cuidar
nihos hu6rfanos, Y eriar v cducar
otroE que, sin ser huerfanos, ncccsi.
taban dc sus cuidados y generosa ' no
bic solicitud. Donde quiera que habia
un cnfermo, estaba ella cuidandolc v
atendi6ndolc. pa
Guido educ6 mas de 35 hiios
ajenes, que nj Gran sus parientes. De
sinteresada hasta 10 invcrosfmil, iamas
eobro por sus desvclOs amantisimos
eidados. Muri6 los - amos de cdad; /;
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TOPICOS DEL
nAQMIENTO n
LAS SUFRAGISTAS

Una anciana, Maria Nolan, de ochcn.
Ia aiios dc edad, ha sido arrestada nor
seglnda vc2, aunque no sent anciada a
prisi6n, por hacer propaganda rabiosa.
mente sufragista frentc por frente a
Ia Casa Blanca, en- Washington.
Esta provccta, defensora dc los de.
rechos fencninos, quem6 varias copias
de discursos del Presidente, en- sehal
dc protesta q que Sc niegue el voto a
tantas nujeres americanas. En- mu.
chos cstados dc Ia Union no ha sido
establecido cl sufragio fcmenino.
La actitud agria dc ia scnora Nolan
nos parece tonta, toda vez que ell presi.
dente Wilson ha hccho mucho en- favor
dgl voto para Ia mujer. Pero, a pesar
dc todo, cicrta sinlpatfa nos inclina
favor dc Ia infatigabIe luchadora, v
hasta nos alcgramos de qu, ell juez que
~ juzg6 haya tcnido bastante ecuani.
midad dc cepiritu para absorverla des.
ppes dc haber cscuchado estas pala.
bras:
Vengo sosteniendo csta lucha dcsde
hacc, muchos amos, y cstoy dispuesta a
snfrirlo todo por el triunfo de la eau.
sa que defendo. lie visto crecer nj.
mas que, al llegar la mayoria de edad,
han luchado eonmigo. Dos generacio-
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nes de muieres me han prestado su
coneurso en- pro de la buena causa. .
la ssnorita Bcrta Arnold, que aynda
actiyamente a Maria Nolan en- su pro.
paganda fcminista, fu6 sentenciada a
einco dfas dc priSi6n. Treee muieres
del pueblo Que aplaudieron la sc.
nora Nolan en- In corte fueron conde.
nadas cuarenta Y ocho horas dc ear
eel
EstO es probablemente naccsario, pc.
70 lamentable. Esa noble anciana tie.
nc tanta bravura como un soldado.
FL apresar mujeres por aplaudir otra
que d'fiende cl sufragio, es una nota
forzada que rebaja un tanto la Dig
nidad judicial. 81 treinta hombres hu-
bicran iaplaudido a un soldado vetera-
no, use les hubiera encarcelado?
La mui2r americana la heeho mu-
choa sacrifcios para contribuir la
derrota de Alemania. Como resultado,
Alemania, derrOtada, Ira elegido trein-
ia y cuatro muiercs para legislar para
el pu uablo. En- los Estados Unidos nj
una sola mujer fgura en- el Congreso.
Hay solamente una en- Inglaterra, ir-
landesa pOr eiertO, Y esta a estas ho-
ras en- podar dc Ia jnsticia.
Nos debemos sentir irritados por las
propagandas sufragistas de la mu.ier.
Elias luchan por Ia conquista de la
libertad v del derecho. Y tienen per.
fecto dCrccho interHenir en- Ia admi-
nistraci6n dc los asuntos pGblicos. La
causa d. Maria Nolan es jpsta. Lo que
nos parece tonic son los m6todos pues-
tos ON practica censurando a Wilson,
decidido defensor del sufragio feme-
nino.
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Ell MUND0
NUEVO ROTATIVO
PUERTORRI0UENO
(Del periodico lei Tempo de San
,,r to Domingo)

Asi sc Hama un importante diario,
moderno, dc information universal, de-
fcnsor dc los intereses generates de
Puerto Rico, que acaba de yer Ia luz
pGblica en- San Juan, Puerto Rico, cdi-
tado por los propietarios dc "Puar-
to Rico Ilustrado"
Su .servieio de information cs com
pleto: cables, radios, eorresponsales en-
el exterior interior una completa
" variada information grafica. Trae
una secci6n economical, ciqncia, litera-
tura y arte. Trae ademas lectura pa
ra las damas, los nihos, feehas intare-
santes, secci6n politica edueativa.
En- fin, es una valiosisima publica-
ci6n que honra mucho y LENA de iusto
prestigio a Puerto Rico.
Ell MUNDo insertara importantes
crdnieaa dominieanas y Sc oeupara con
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siguen y ahuyentan en- la RepGblca
Argentina y en- el Norte, donde a pc
sar de su demOcracia Y de su libertad,
acaban de expulsar, en- uno solo de
sus estados, n eincuenta y ocho indi-
yiduOs, como extranieros perniciosos.
La venida a Cuba de esOs dos .'bols-
hevikistas" disfrazados de obreros ha
de servir como de toque de alerta a
las autoridades Y a la policia. iSon
ellos los Inieos que han entradO EN-
Cuba con los mismos fines y prop6
sitos p2rturbadorcss I'm los esfuerzos
que el vehdabal bolsheviki" reali-
"a para extenderse por tOdos los pue-
bios Sno lie habran tocadO a Cuba al
gunas de aquellas rafagas que tan
furioaa siniestramente cayeron SO
bre Ia Rep1blica Argentina que Sc
agitan Sc revuelven ahora en- los
Estados Unidos? En- ell proletariado de
Cuba, tan POGO amigo hasta ahora de
confictos y de paros, emo Sc habrd
mezclado algdn elemento extraho con
hbrOe acratas, y con proclamas Sc
diciosas semejantes los agitadores
de Puerto Ricol En- las huelgas que
con tanta persistencia Sc suceden unas
a Otras Sno hotara ninguna sombra
fatidica de Lcnine de Trotzky9 Si
los hubiere, seria iniusto y peligroso
para tOdOs, inclusos los obreros, que
no 'cOrriesen la misma suerte que los
acratas portOrriquehos.
Garantice el Gobierno el trabaio hon
RADIO y feeundo del obrero que sabe
harmonizar su libertad sus dere-
ehos con el orden con los derechos
do los demas. F'Omenten tOdos el bic
nestar real y positive del proletario
con el abaratamiento de la vida, con
Ia protection a la agriculture y a la
industria, con In fundaci6n de escue-
las en- donde en- vez de leeturas acratas
que disuclven Y corrompen, rcciban sa
mas y moralizadOras ensehanzas. Pc
ro 81 Sc quieren evitar iniciones NOR
tails y terremotos sociales que pongan
en- grave peligro Ia Rep1blica proscri-
ba el Gohierno radicalmente todO
elementO que sc muava en- Cuba con
10 Odiosa mission dc nutrirla apestar-
la con la bazofa bolshevikista. I"
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Los AGITADORES PORTORRIQUENOSl SON
ATACADOS AGRIANEkTE
NEGRIN BARRIOS DICE LA PRENSA DE CUBA SON LA
N@'<t 1A@' SOMBRA DE LENINEgE A. La


Hemos tenido en- nuestro Puerto q
dos agitadores que venian con su ba-
gaje de proclamas sediciosas, peri6di-
cos socialistas libros acratas. DeS.
cnbiertos por la Policfa han sidO re-
embarcados como extranjeros pernicio.
SOS. No hemos dc defenderlos. Los
que aproveehandose do la saendida So
cial que esta sufriendO el mmdo Sc
dediquen a propagar en- Cuba los des-
6rdenes y las monstruosidades del @ bols.
levikismo. los que alegando un men
lido mejoramientO y bienestar obreros
pretenden remover todas las capas so
ciales para que sin autoridad, sin dis
ciplina, sin ley, sin hogar sin reli-
gi6n salgan lOte tOdas las eoncu
piscencias v sensualidades dc la bestia
humana son extranjeros y son pernicio-
SOS en- eualquier naci6n civilizada. Esos
agitadores no eran obreros; no vcnian
a Cuba a trabajar, dar el fomento de
su industria y de su riqueza las fecundas
energfas dc sus brazos recibir la
mereeida recompensa, traer sus COM
paferos con su ejemplo y con sus es-
fucrzos, con su cooperation en- Ia la.
Dor del prOgreso vcrdadero mayor Gu
mulo de bienestar. Esos agitadorcs
yenian Cuba a impulsar intensifear
el moyimiento cl espiritu dc huelgas
que le perturban, q infltrar con sus
hbros acratas, sus proclamas sediciosas,
sus eperi6dicos sOeialistas Y sus perora.
ta9 incendiarias en- los cerebrOs los
corazones de los obraros aqucllos prin-
cipios y teorias que han convertible
a Russia en- un immense pudriderO Gu
yos hcdores Sc sienten en- todas las ma.
eionas.
Estos agitadores venian Cuba, Gu
va generosidad pone el proletariado
al abrigo de toda exploitation de to-
da miseria, a desviar Ia vida tran
quila y honrada del obrero, q infun-
dirle inclnacioncs Y habitos dc indis.
eipiina, de rcbeldia, de hOlganza Y
decentralization y quitarlc el pan
de un hogar on dondo hasta esta 6po.
ca dc huelgas no Sc habian scntido
jamas los inordiscos del hambrc. A
esos agitadores hay que pcrseguirlos Y
ahuy2ntar como una playa social
con 81 mismo rigOr con que los per.
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NUEvA MARCA DE FABRIcA

Ha sido archivada en- Ia oficina del
Secretario Executive, una copia certi-
ficada expedida por Ia ofcina de Pa
tentes de los Estados Unidos a favor
dc "Cadillac Auto Truck co. -, corpo-
raci6n del estado de Michigan, relati-
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principalmente en- las palabras " ACME
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que sc dediea Ia venta de auto-ca
miOnes.
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Mario I5 unes.
EN- LA sALA DE socoRRos.

Han sido asistidos por u practieanfr
Bareras, do IA Sala dc socorros a.
San Juan, los i6vcncs Mariana DAvila
y Silvcrio Rodriguez, quicncs reeibieron
leves contusiones en- accidentcs del ira
baio.
Mariano perdi6 IA uha dcl dctlo auu
lar en- momcntos en- que descmhareaha
en- los muelles dc san Juan de m bafe
quo lc habia fraido de Caiaho.
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En- la joyeria Felix Lopez, San Fran
cisco, frente la Opera, le reeonoceran
la vista gratis indicandole el cristal pre-
eiso que necesitan sus oios. Cristales y
monturas de la. ealidad con preciOs
bajos.-San Francisco 31I Advt.
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datenimiento dc cuanto ocurra en- cs-
ia Rep1blica, para ID oual ha designado
sus corresponsalcs cspcciales.
FL TEMPO saluda al nuevo muy
querido colega, dcseandole el mayor
6xito.
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Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-21
"HINDY" SPEAKS IN DEFENSE
OF HIS MASTER, "WILLIE

Berlin, Mar. 2l.-Aroused by re-
cent criticisms OF former Emperor
William regarding his flight from
Germany to Holland last fall, Field
Marshal Won Hindenburg has pre-
pared and published here defense
of the ex-ruler's action. After depict
ing the situation as II existed In No
vember, caused by the weakening oi
the army, the doubtful reliability oi
the forces in the field and the break
ing out Of the revolution at home
the field marshal writes:
"The peaceful return home of the
emperor then became impossible. II
could only have been Carried Out
through the forceful employment OF
loyal troops and civil war would
have been added to the hostilities
with the enemy.
"The emperor could have betaker
himself to the fighting troops in or
der to meet death at their head In
last attack upon the enemy, but the
armistice so keenly desired by the
people would thereby have been post
poned and the lives of many soldiers
uselessly sacrificed, The emperor
finally, in agreement with his ad
yisers and after a severe menta
struggle, decided to leave the coun
try, solely in the hope that he coult
thereby best serve the fatherland
save Germany from further losses
distress and misery and restore peac'
and order to her."
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-03-21
MRS. BEN ELY, FIELD WORKER
FOR ASSOCIATED INDUSTRIES
OF OREGON, IN CITY
ASK HOUSEWIVES FOR SUPPORT
Home Industries League starts Cani'
paign With Slogan. "Try Oregon
Made Products First"

Mrs. Bon Ely. field worker for the
Associated Industries OF Oregon, Is
in tho city today, Her home Is In
Portland. The slogan Of the Home
Industries League OF the state IL
"Try Oregon Made Products First, "
and MrB Ely Is cndoavorlng TO inter
est the housewives. who are the real
buyers, In rallying TO this banner,
In short. Il means patronlze home In
dustries and help build up the state.
A. @. Clarke, manager OF the Home
Industries League, selected Mrs, Ely
so talk TO the women over the state
and spread this propaganda,
Not only is Mrs. Ely trying to get
people TO buy Oregon manufactured
products In preference 10 sending
money out OF the state. but she II
willing TO do her utmost TO hGlp any
city or town secure anything that
may hclp their community. She will
attend tho commercial club banquet
nt Medford this evening,
Mrs. Ely Ia distributing cards &c
housewives. who are requested "a
sign them, The card is little
pledge and reads:
THAT I may help 10 support tn,