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voCEs AJESAs
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ienedore' ~ los principles qus pusaaa
exponefss . dsbatirss.
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total de % TERRA, sohrc Ia cual cntia
el Sol con sus rayos Ia encrgia one
sostiene "a vida sobre nucstro plancfa.
Ntase, pues, que parte tan Pequeha
podemos utilizar De ella, con cuan
Ia razdn dudamos de que - cnvanez
ca fundadamente una eiencia que no
parte, casi insignifcanrp a. II ener
gia que pr6digo liberal nos cnyia
el Sol ". cuando las nubcs ~ ~ ~
cubren y en- apariencia 10 apagan. -
cando tcmporaImenic II manantial ~
vida.
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--Pobre O-Katsu!, repiti6 Obaa-San
ayudandola deshacer las correas que
sostenian al niio... Mas. que es
ESQ. OKatsu. Themes la espalda TO
da mojada... y de repente con un
grito romeo la vieja exclam6:
-iEs sangre!
Entonces, abiertos los vendajes, vie
ron caer al Suelo un bulto de pafia.
les sangrientos que no dejaban yer
NADIA mas que dos minGsculos pies y
dos minlsculas manos.
La cabeza del niho habia sido arran-
cadal
Lafcadio Hearn.
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P. o. Box 345.

Humillados Ofendidos (novelal -. 80
Diccionario de Galicismos, sea de
las voces, locuciones y frases de la
lengua francesa. .............. 800
La Esfnge Maragata (novela premia-
da por la Real Academia Espahola) 1.25
Ell Misterio de un Hombre Pequehito
(novela) ............... 1.25
Europa Sc va. (novela) ....... 1.25
La Tribuna Roja (novela) ...... so
Las Gafas del Diablo .... 80
Espafa vista por los Extranjeros -. 80
Soldados y Paisajes de Italia ..... 100
Los Caballeros de la Cruz. ...... 1.25
FL Teatro de Pierrot ..... so
Ell Greco o el Secreto de Toledo -. so
hlmaS .........,......... I'D
Lid nlSd .'............... soV
Mare Nostrum .................... LIB
Me4dHCOlAt ....s.......,..' 10
La Vida es Suefo .......... 40
Critica Profana: Vale Inclan, Azorin,
Ricardo Leon ................... LOO
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VENTA DE FLORES Y coRoNAs

BQniere I'd. bonitas Flores Co
rOnas? Lame Martin Pena, Stop %
Tel6fono 422 verde, Santurce, y en-
contrara 10 que desea siendO inme-
diatamente atendido. ADvT.
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Liberia de Real HerrnanOs

vocablos modernos 10000 acep-
clones, voces tecnicas modismos
que no Sc encuentran en- ningun otro
DicciOnario de esta clase ... 3.2J
Diccionario Ingles- Espafol y vicever-
sa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1.5C
Novisimo Diccionario Ingles- -Espafol
y Espadol-ngles ................ IL;
Diccionario de Franc6s-Espafiol vi
ceversa ......................... 1.5C
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DICTIONARIES

Pal-las. Diccionario Enciclopedico, Manual
cnco diomas espahol, frances in
giles, aleman italiano icon 165OOO
N articulos-4.OOO grabados) ....... $50
Rodriguez Navas. Diccionario Complete de la Lengua
EspanOlat t......................... 500
CalleJa. Nuevo Dicconaro Manual ilustrado
de la Lengua Castelana.-Contene
mas de 1.6oO paginas mas 5000
grabados mas mapas. ESQ
Gonzalez de Ia Rosa Diccionario EnciclopedicO
(Campano ilustrado) Novisma ed-
Ci6n que contiene todas las voces
de la Real Academia Espanola =. 225
Calleja. Diccionario Popular a Lengua
pahola. Contiene igual nImero
que Ell de la Real Academia. 100
Atlano RANGES Diccionario de la Lengua Castellana
obra novfsima que contiene ademas
de las del 6ltimo Diccionario
de la Real Academia. terminus
Cientifcos uso muy
ciente .......................... rs
Appleton Nuevo Diccionaro Espahol-Inges
viceversa. Contiene mas de 1000
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EN- RUSTICA
Alberto Mousset La polca Exterior de Espaha Cpr6-
logo del Conde de Romanones0 80
v. Marguerite. La TERRA Natal (novela de la
+ Observation-Disclosures. LIS
Jose M. Deulofeu. El Amor Muhecas (novela
pr6ogo Frances) 100
s. de Madaraga. Londres .........
SLvain Degatne. Terrestres Venus icon pre-
facio de Flammari6n.) .......... go
DR.. Monteuus Bahos de Aire de Luz de Sol
.(Su valor practice Ell
tratamiento de las enfermedades
cr6nicas la hygiene diaria) 20
Fernando Maristany MejOres Poesas Lircas
Lengua Francesa. ............ rs
Mejores
Lengua Inglesa ............... rs
Pedro crespO Los MejOres Poetas Contemporaries
(Antologa) .............!...... 80
A. dc Lamartine viaje oriente. ............... 80
Eeuterio venizelos Grecia ante Ia Guerra Europea
D. Lloyd George. La Victoria Marcia ......... .S5
TeodOro Roosevelt. FL Deber de America
Europa ..................... rs
woodrow wilson La Nueva 1ibertad ...... IS
r. B. Gr6n. de Hijos (Educaci6n
fisca moral intellectual la in
cS3. fanca ......................... .65
r. waldo Trine Renovation Social ............. go
p. Alard. Los Esclavos crstianos ........... 100
Salvador Brau Hoas Cadas .................... 100
j. Enrique Rod6 Ell Canine de Paros
Emilio Andre. Glen Lances de Ju-Jitsu (ataques
quites) ......................... 80
D. e. N. Novisimo arte de Guitarra
...,@. cfra sin necesdad 80
J. Benavente. Croncas Dialogos .s......... rs
j. Ortega Munila Luco TreIez Inovea) .,.......
Miguel Artsbahev. FL Limite (novela)
Bernardo Kelermann. FL T1nel (novela) 1 40
Enrique H. La Ruta de los Pueblos europa
la Guerra) ...........,..~....... 100
Luis Tabanca. Cuentos Fugaces 40
Aware Abornoz FL Partido Repubicano.
el mas Republicans Espana
y sg Hombres) ..................,.... 100
j. Lopez PniOs Las Aguias de La vida del tOrerO)
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1MPoRTE DEL FRANoUEo.
N0TA IMP oRTANTE.
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Alberto MOusset.
V. Marguerite.
Jose M. DeulOfeu.
s. de Madariaga.
Silvain Deglatine.
DIR. Monteuuis.
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Ricardo Robertson.
Julio Casares.
P. de Alcala Zamora.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-05

B. M. San Martin.
w. Fernandez Flores.
j. Garcia Mercadal.
Andrenio.
Ricardo Leon.
E. Gomez Carrillo.
Mauricio Barres.
Gustavo A. Becquer.
Henry Bergson.
v. Blasco rbahez.
Luis Bonafoux.
Calder6n de Ia Barca
Julio Casares.
Evening journal., 1919-01-27

plant will stage their show at tho
Chester Armory and have booked as
their stellar attraction, Soldier Stokes,
Cuban Gonzales OF tho Harlan plant.
The Cuban fought number Of bouts
at The Harlan yard and invariably
brought home the bacon. iIo met
Stokes In q threo-round afralr which
ended In a draw. The Cuban says he
Will put the qulctus over the next
time out. This bout VIII bo worth
going miles TO see.
Jack Smith, former Chesmar Academy
.halfbsck. acted IN the capacity OF sub
siliute In the scml-windup OF the Ches-
ter battles. He was pitted against a
well-trained boy named Robldeau, who
has been conslstant winner In the
bouts In Chester. Robldeau was en-
titled 10 the verdict by a slight margin,
but II was a good fsht from start 10
finish. Had Smith trained for the bout
there would have been a different tale
10 report.
A large gathering of Wllmingtonians
took In the flshts and II Is certainty
that a crowd will go 20 Chester 10 see
Cuban Gonzales and Soldier Stokes In
action next Saturday night.
Evening journal., 1919-01-27

spralnod wrist which he sustained
whllo boxing in tho sym.
Another mitt artist who 10 we'll
known TO Wilmington fans who dcliy-
cred the goods at the Chester bouts
Is Soldier Stokes. The soldier made
many friends here when the dinner
hour bouts were In progress al tho
Harlan plant lie scored a clean-cut
Knockout over Tommy Murphy OF
Philadelphia In two rounds. Murphy
outweished the soldier By at least 20
pounds. Both boys carried a kick In
Doth mitts, and before the flrst round
was over II looked like some one was
going to go out. Early In the second
round Stokes made wonderful flying
stop OF right hand wallop (on his
chin), and the brides began TO chirp,
and some one was saving wood, In his
Uranium. Stokes hit the mat a Ia An
nette Kellerman. II surely seemed that
ne was through for the evening. How
ever. the spectators who were pulling
for Knockout were given the sur
prise OF their lives. when the soldier
scrambled 10 his feet, set himself In a
crouch, took regular Walter johnson
wind-up with his right mauler, and
blngo-over shot his left hand, from out
Of the smoke-fosged atmosphere, and
the floor bounced up and kissed Muir
ply good night.
Hundreds who have seen Soldier
Stokes In action. say he is a stew as
fighter. In other words, a good ham
and egger. However, Stokes has a style
so different from the average boxer or
slugger that were he properly handled
he could be featured as the original
clown boxer OF the universe. There
are hundreds OF lighters OF the clown
variety. and but few equal 10 the we'll
known Al Wagner, but In speaking OF
a clown boxer In the class with Soldier
Stokes, there amt any such bird"
The soldier who spent more than
seven years In Uncle Sans regular
army, said he won the welterwelght
championship OF the United States
Army from Soldier Clarey. IN a flglt 70
a flnlsh which ~ rounds, Stokes win
ming by the X. o. route. Other men
that he has boxed are Herman Miller
Ford Munger. and Howard Truesdale
On next Saturday night the Sun ship
Evening journal., 1919-01-27

n. Y; Private Arthur Rosemqulst,
North Arlington, N. Y; Private Louis
T. Burrows. Posiville, n. Y; Private
Samuel p Luihe. OF Cortland. N. Y;
Private Louis Chinaco, New York City.
Private William ]. Elliott, Merton,
Pa; Private James Cassidy. Hacken-
sack, n. j.; Private Frank Ray. New
Brunswick, N. j.; Private Eugene Ring
ling. Newark, N. j.; Private Frederick
Strunk, Asbury, N. j.; Private Herbert
Dougherty, Elizabeth, N. j.; Private
James r. Mclean, Atco, N. j.; Corporal
Richard B. Sale, West Orange, N. j.;
Private Frank Platt, Phlllipsburg, N.
j.; Private James Palmeroni, Bayonne,
N. q; Corporal Rupert H. Clarke. Kansas
City, Mo-; Private Thomas Martin, FAIL
Geld, III Private Carl z. Carlson, We
beno, Wis; Bugler Bobby Keresky
Vlcksbury, Miss; Sergeant William X.
Hodge, Kokomo, Ind; Private John
Stanley, Seattle, Wash, and Bugler
Frank II. Harrington, Middletown. Mass.
Evening journal., 1919-01-27
FIREMEN USE GAS
MASKS In FIRE FIGHT

Early Saturday evening IRE was dis
covered In The cellar OF The Royal Pool
Room. at Eighth and Market streets.
The dense smoke made II hard for
the flremen 70 enter the cellar Of the
building. Finally A. u. Ross, Of the
Friendship Fire Company, donned a gas
mask such as is used by soldiers In
combating gas attacks, and entered,
and located the source OF the blaze.
The loss Is slight.
Later IN the evening district fremen
responded 10 an alarm from BOX No.
i52 at Third and Jefferson streets.
The 1remen found the box intact.
Just how the alarm was sent In Is
mystery. This Is the second alarm
sounded from this box within the past
Evening journal., 1919-01-27

few weeks, without the box being
opened. II Is thought crossed wires
caused the two alarms.
While trying TO exilngulsh SLIGHT
blaze In an awning over the Fifth
Evening journal., 1919-01-27

street window OF Casielberss jeweirT
store at Fifth and Market streets %
Saturday night. citizen fell through
the window. The FIRE was extinsuisb-
cd by the Fame Fire Company.
Evening journal., 1919-01-27
Sport fcplcs and Comments
BY BILLY MACK.

That the city OF Chester Is. has been,
and from all accounts VIII be. aheOd
OF Wilmington In sports is clearer than
ever. The Pennsylvania town mas turn
ed out twice as many athletes as A
whole than Wilmington. Particularly
is this true in the baseball world.
Mayor Mcdowell recently allowed
prize Nights in that city. Every Satur-
day night bouts are staged at the
Armory A. A.. The sun Ship and
Chester Building plants running the
affairs. This practice has been going
on for several months and on Saturday
the mayor stated that not one complaint
had been made against boxing.
In the opening bout OF the Chester
Shipyard bouts on Saturday night, a
Wilmington boy named Roach Rodgers.
won the laurels in a four-round go
from Bobby Murray. OF Philadelphia.
Rodgers Is destined 10 become a ring
star. Although but youngster In
years, he displayed brilliant ring gen
eralshlp. The first two rounds were
timed. neither boy taking any chances
OF mixing matters. Dancing, felnting
and ollnching msrred these rounds, but
with the tap OF the gong In the third
round Rodgers took the aggressive and
forced the milling to the end. He
landed hard telling blows TO the jaw
and had his man tired and beaten at
the final gong
Rodgers is now working out daily
with Sailor Joe Masters. who will be
seen in action at the Philadelphia clubs
in the near future. Starting this week
the pair will do road work and gen.
eral gym workouts 10 condition them
selves for future battles. Masters was
recently matched at the Olympia Club
for bout on February 3, but had TO
cancel the engagement owing 10
Evening journal., 1919-01-27
The February Sale of Fine
Furniture Will Begin Next
Saturday at Megary's

Megary February ordinary furniture sale
the woods finishes de-
prices
SECONDLYn quality
Megay
THIRDLY-in genuinenes of the reductions
furnishings
show Here complete stocks of fur
glassware the biggest stock Of its kind the
this month of
much onelalf
Evening journal., 1919-01-27

But more important still is
the firm behind this sale
"Megary."
For over fifty years we have
helped furnish and beautify
many homes.
And during these years we
have learned many things.
We know that good furni-
ture, dependable, durable, with
life long service built into it is
after all the only kind to sell.
We know that courtesy, hon.
esty and service mean much
more than price cheapness.
We know that a satisfied
customer is the one we want
and our ledgers showing ac-
counts of ten, twenty, even
thirty years continuous pa
tronage, proves we are right.
Now that the tension and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-14
TAKE
WORK WITH
RED CROSS
Prepare for Home Service Work;
To Complete Course at Nor
man Abou Aug. 8; ID
Students Busy.

ST. Louis. July 14.-Fourteen stu
dents from Oklahoma are now a.
tending the American Red Cross
Home Service Institute at the Uni
yersity of Oklahoma, taking the
traIuing to fit themselves for home
service work in their respective To-
calities. The course will be COM
pleted August 5, the time required
for the full training being six weeks.
The home service course is di-
vided into six divisions, the first
dealing with organization and in
formation for meeting the war and
demoblization problems; the second
deals with the principles and meth
DDS of social service in the home;
third, health problems Of the State
and how to assist in meeting them;
fourth, an acquaintance with the
fundamentals of child welfare, and
of the laws and agencies Of the
state for meeting child welfare prob
lens; fifth, fundamental principles
Ct community organization; sixth
community resources of a rural and
small town community and how to
develop them
Those completing the course will
be given credit as we'll as Red
Cross certificate, the latter being is-
sued from Washington headquarters
upon the. recommendation Of the Uni
yersity.
The fourteen Oklahoma students
now taking the course are: Mrs.
R. NJ. Anderson, Marlow, Okla; Miss
Helen Brooks, Norman; Miss Ida NJ.
Barker. Kingfisher; Mrs. e. H.
Clark. saltwater; Mrs. Claude S.
Chambers, AnadarRo: Mrs. Blanche
Freeman, Chickasha; Miss Irene
Gillispie, Oklahoma City; Mrs. w. H.
Heer, Guthrie; Mrs. H. w. Powell,
waurike: Miss Geraldine Sadler.
Tishomingo; Miss Edna K. Sheer.
Drumright; Earl Sheppard. Cordell;
Mrs. Orville Snead, Ada; Mrs. Anna
Willis. Chandler
Thirty hours of the course will be
devoted to lectures, while $50 hours
will be given over to actual field
work. The students will spend part
e CONTINUED on Page 81
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-14
WORK
OF COUNTY
EXTENDED
Boys and Girls Hold Encar 'ment
Here; Many Attend and Hear
Talks by Instructors
Over State.

The Boys and Girls club encamp-
ment closed Saturday afternoon at
Shannon Springs, after three-day
course of instruction The encamp-
ment was we'll attended by boys and
girls who had completed their club
work up to June 30th.
Miss Emma Chandler, of Still
water, in charge of the Home dem
onstration work of the Extension di-
vision, state A. and NJ college; Mrs.
Dalsey M. Frazier, district home
demonstration agent; Miss Alma
Keys, assistant district agent; P. H.
Hayes, Mr.. Delhi and Mr.. Morrison.
specialists, attended the encampmeDt
and we're instructors in the various
lines of work.
Mrs. Frazier, assisted by Miss
Keys, had charge of the canning
demonstrations. Miss Keys also
gave demonstrations in poultry rails
ing Miss Martha Grace Coryell,
graduate of the home economics de-
partment OF the Oklahoma College
for Women, and daughter of Mrs.
Nettie R. Coryell, county home dem
onstration agent, was in charge OF
the cooking for the camp Mr.. Nor
rison, from the Saltwater A. and NJ
college, gave instructions in military
drill Mrs Killian of Sandlin and
Miss Elizabeth Richardson, of Braf
ley, also assisted in the various
demonstrations, conducted under the
direction of the county home demon
stration agent. The club members
enjoyed a talk by Jonas Cook, local
real estate and land dealer.
The business men of Chickasha
contributed funds to finance the
camp, the second one ever attempted
in the state. Grounds we're furn-
ished by Ben F. Johnson, W. W.
Clarke, assisted the club members
by taking up the collection from the
business men. All present voiced
their thanks and appreciation to the
men before the camp was adjourned.
Clubs represented in the encamp-
ment were: Amber, Bradley, Merid-
ian, Tuttle and Sandlin. Mrs. Cory
ell says the attendance would have
heen much larger had not the farm
ers been busy threshing grain or
caring for their cotton crop.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-14

SEE PARIS
CELEBRATE
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Paris, July 14-Frnace swept aside
the accumulation of half century OF
bitterness and woe in tho greatest
celebration in its history today in
the Victory parade.
Hundreds Of thousands of people
from all parts Of France crowded
into Paris and cheered the allied
soldiers in a five mile triumphal
march through the heart of the city.
Marshals Foch and Joffre, with
their staffs, rode past the arch of
triumph Behind them came a bat
TALON of doughboys and contn-
gent of American sailors, led by Gen.
eral Pershing and General Harboard.
1t is estimated that four million
people witnessed the procession that
consumed two hours in passing a
given point. During the time an
unending uproar pierced the air.
Cheers from millions Of throats
mingled with the booming Of guns
and the shrieking of whistles and
sirens.
General Pershinp was given a
great ovation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-07-14
s4.932.5S s5,485.84

THE increase of expenses is main
ly in the repairs of the track and
line and the mems wages operating
the cars While wages will doubt
less not be any niger, they probably
will not be much less for some time
The expenses of repairing the track
and pole line will doubtless increase
as the property gets older. The
cars will surely need much repair
ing in the near future, and one or
more new ones should be purchased.
"The commission in their order
last year said: The commission is
impressed with the fact that the
property is being exceptionally well
and efficiently operated, that
the expenditures for maintenance
have been held to an irreducible min
imum, that it follows as night the
day that If the utility must pay more
for which it buys, it must receive
more for that which 1t sells
The stock has never paid divi
dend. ~
The oond interest is three and
half years in default, and the bond
holders thTetan to foreclose and junk
the property,
1T can be plainly seen that unless
some relief comes soon the operation
Of the road must ceage."