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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07

! bos. Lo hablan Y 10 escriben. Fin
la escuela superior de Ponce ST
graduo un nino portorriqueno que
'aunca habia estado en- los Estados
Unidos. Despues de graduado pu-
blico un libro de composiciones en-
p1csa y en- verso en- ambos lido
mas que es:ribi0 durante ell trans
curse lie instruction secundaria. Ell
referido libro ha merecido el lool
de la critica.
Afirmar que no hay ning1n prin
cipio pedagogical que preconice 0
siluiera sancione como it'll el uso
silnultaneo del ingles Y ell espanol
EN- la enseilanza primaria en- Ia
forma liberal y acn la sensatez que
este esta establecido, es un risible
disparate. Uno de los objetos EN- Ia
ensenanza lprimaria es preparar al
niilo para ulteriorcs estudios en- la
escuela secundaria. ST por los mis-
mos que combatcn el ingl6s Ell la
ascuela primaria Sc solicita sirva
este de medic de expression en- Ii
ensenanza secundaria llevaran es.
tos ninos para abordar el estudio
de los textos escritos Ell terminGs
de un vocabulario amplio Y diff
ell? jComo podran exprcsarse en-
Il cen la facilidad requerida 81 an
tes no han .tcnidG la consiguientc
.necesalia practiea? Toda ense.
EaiaRa que daspierte la mente y no
manche ell alma, es it'll. Ell uso 81,
mnltaneo del ingl6s Y del espailol
tal como esta cstablecido en- la en-.
se1anza primaria contribRye al de
a1lCll3 Gle la mcllt2 ! no mancna
el alma. Luego cl uso simultaneo
lei i:3gles y del espanol en- la es-
:uela primaria asi como ell la Sc
clndaria. es util.
IIasta la fecha no sabemos que
al Departamento dc instruction 0
nig1n otro organismo en- Puerto
Rico haya atentado contra ell librc
uso del castellano. Usar el ingl6>
ONO medic de cx"rcei6n para que
este Sc aprcnda pronta y debida-
mcnte no quiere dccir Que Sc alta
1ue al libre Use del castcllano. Es'
te, Sc habla fuera de la eseqela y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
IDEAGENEROSA.

La distinguida presidcnta de la
Sociedad protectora de mcndigos
ha enviado la siguiente carta los
senores Gonzalez Padln: y
Santurce. p. r., Feb. %, 1919.
Srcs. Gonzalez Palm y Co, Inc,
tSanturce, p. r.
%cnores:- =
Ne compia2e acusarlcs recibo de
su atenta del 3 de los corrientes
acompanada de su cheque a car
90 del Banc0 Commercial de Puerto
REQ pOr la suma de $l12.50, can
titiad Que Udl. bondadosamente
rcgalan a la Sociedad Protectora
de Mendigos, como producto de los
tickets de su establecimiento depo-
sitado cn las cajas durante el mes
de Enero illtiano.
Este rasgo altruista de ids. al
donar a Sociedades Ben6ficas el
producto de los tickets de su Es-
tahlecimiento. es digno de todo elo
gio Y tengo la seguridad de que
Il pilblico de San Juan Siempre
an generoso en- todo 10 que sea ca
ridad acogcra con entusiasmo la
idea de ids. depositando en- las
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
(Conclusi6n)

ST preguntasemos los padres
de familia 81 tienen deseos de que
sus hijos progresen, no encontra-
riamos uno que nos dicra una con
testacion negative. Todos 10 de
sean; 10 anhelen; pero pocos son
los que de su parte contribuyen
a la realization de este dese0. Sus
deseos no Sc traduccn en- acc.on.
Quieren, pero no actlian; no ejecu
tan. Hay, pues, que .despertarles el
interes; constrehil1os cooperar
desde el principio del curse, para
qae al finalizar ell mismo no traten
de justificarse inculpando al macs
tro por no haberselo advertido.
Voy a permitirme sugerir a los
macstros un medic sencillo que
pusimos en- practica Ell nuestro dis
trito cuando desempenabamos Ia
plaza de Inspector de Escuelas Y
que nos dio I'm excelente resulta-
dc. 'Cada maestro deb1a corregir
una collection de trabajos todos los
d1as. despues de escribir la nota
obtenida por los alumncs. en- sus
respectivos papeles. con un sello de
gonna va preparado para este fin
Y en- el margcn del papel, Sc estam
paba 10 siguiente:
"Senor:
Sirvasc cxaminar cl trabajo de
su hijo, irmarlo y dcvolverlo.
Atentamentc,
(Firma del macstrol"
Cc1 este sencillo procedimiento
consegufasa que el padre o tutor
fijara su atenci6n en- ell trabajo dia
rio del nino, dandose cucnta de 81!
progreso, a la vez que ell .niilo
Sc estimulaba, tratando siemprc
de llevar bucnas notqs a su
hcgar y procurando por con
siguiente haccr ell trabajo niti-
do y correcto. En- muchas ocasioncs
ell maestro al recibir la devolucion
del trabajo segtn era reluerido. te-
MIA la satisfaction de leer. las acer-
tadas observaciones escritas por q
p; re acena del trabajo del ni!lo
4 - in a ialicagle- el inter4s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07

va despertado en- aquel. 81 por I'm
medic IL otro llegasemos a conse'
guir el interes y la diaria coopera-
ci6n de parte de los padres Sc au-
mentaria indefectiblemente ell por
ciento de promociones al fnalizar
el curse.
En- los distintos POR CUANTO
que ell Sr. Vicenty expone en- la
1Resolucion presentada la Asam-
blca de la Asc:iacion de Maestros
para llegar a su POR TANTO dc
| que Sc solicite de nuestros Cuer'
pos Colegisladores demanden del
CongresO Americana la elimina-
cion del idioma ingles como medic
de expression del quinto al octave
grado, no existe uno solo que tenga
peso real. Ninguno de ellos puede
considerarse como una razon. Su-
ponemos que nuestros bondadoso;
iectores habran le1do la "Trascen-
dental Resolution que hemos.
hccho referencia. Esta ha visto IL
luz pnblica en- casi todos los dia
rios de San Juan. Por consiguente,
conocida va La RESOLUTION, econo
mizaremos espacio Y tempo expo.
niendo algunos razonamientos acer
ca de ella sin copiar sus diferentes
POR CUANTO.
Todo estudio metodicamente diri
gido desarrolla las facultades in
telectuales del nino. El estudio de
un idioma eXtraiio nos ayuda
conocer mejor el nuestro y nos po
ne en- condiciones de leer y estrl-
diar aquellos asuntos que estan dc
sarrollados ell el propio. Tn lido
ma mas, es un poderoso medic ma"
que tenemos para explorar el am
plio campo del saber.
Nue2tros ninos, al graduarse DE-
las escuelas superiores, (IIigl
School) es possible que no dominen
a, PERFECTION ninguno de los
dcs idiomas. Pero xesos mismos nj
nos, cuya instruction ann lie. falt
ell rnillimento que Sc adquiere er
Ia practi>a y por medic de la eX-
pcricncia, hablan con razonablc y
admirable facilidad los dos Idle
pas Es IN hecho que poseen am
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07

cajas alcancias los ticketI de sus
compraS.
En- nombre de la Sociedad Pro
tectora de Mendigos deseo dar a
lids. las gracias por la obra tan
hermosa iniciada por ids. como es
la de socorrer Il los pobres tan dig
namente.
De ids. muy atentamente,
Sociedad Pr0testora de MendigOs,
Mercedes INFANTE DE RIBOT,
Presidenta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
Sc VENDE.

I'm "Trux-ford" de 1H. tonela-
das; y una bomba de gasolina. In
formaran Tetuan &C Q 2. 0. Box
100, San Juan, ?. R. A-dvt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
"MONRROE. I"

Calculadora. La 1nica que cal
'ula y Suma y resta facilmente.
nvestiguela.
fOMEU & CIA., Tetuan No. 66.
Advt. San Juan. p. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-07
KABITACIONES FREsCAS

Sc alquilan para jovenes en- los
altos de una casa moderna, en- Ha-
to Rey, Parada 81. Tel. 424 verde.
Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28

INDIAN NApOIlS Ind. Sept 81
'rh- py,~tdcnts condition IA ABOUT
tho e,mr tie has had falty resi-
nI night
tSluncdN 'NRAhSpN
THIS was the manner In which Al
mirll cray son summed up the con
Iltlou ~ President Wilson Just b D.
fore tho prrsldrnrhl special rrhche !
fhIs ,iN The president still was iu
bed tud hts physician hoped he
would remain there fnr most ~ me
iournc, back to Washington Com
pNcic rest was nciug enforced hN
Ms wilson and Admiral GrayTon, H'
far as poaslhlc
ityoD one was kept out or The spr
rIal cor amt no business ot any sor'
Was allowed io b" brought 10 the a. r
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28
NAME NEW CARDINALS
AT NEXT CONSISTORY
Many Mentioned for Rcd Hat Ia b.
Giycu nv ROsnC-No ir''nch
q Prclatcs "a, ~ Advanced.

ROME. Thursday. Sept 25-Ai
the next conslStory. IT Is probable
tho appointment ot new cardinals
VIII be announced Reports seem
70 indicate That the red hat Will
he given Monsignor kakowsh. arch.
bishop ot Warsaw. M"nsignor Rag
pucu. papal nuncio AZ Madrid, Mon
sicnor Nalfre di Ruuzo nuncio AT
NIcnrsI MonsiEnor Sardi, amhassa
dor of the couSstral Congreg" non
NunEvuur SlI vice cham hcrlAin ui
the church. and Mousignor Canassri
patriarch ~ Constaniinople II
said that perhaps Moungnor Sar
Sal,atori archbishop ot HahiA, IRA
yil may be another new cardinal.
No French prclNtcs are 10 be eIe
waited 80 he sacred college, Il i
said France having already large
number than Is customary 20 gram
her For the same reason there WI
DE no Spanish cardinal
In the cunsistary ~ 1919 two car
dinals were crrntc but their name'
are withheld !, was generally be
lic,ed they were Monrignors huyn
fhrn archbishop ~ Prague. and MOP
slcnor Bertram, Archbishop of Hres
Lam but since then the former ha'
resigned from his archhishopric, anc
the latter owed his red hat 10 ih'
fact thai Hcrlin was thcn c8plih
OF the empire which comprised M
Jurisdiction Owing to the charge
which have occurred. Pop" Bcnedlc
will probably post pone fnrihcr an
nouncemrnt OF the creation OF these
TWO cardinals.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28
Thomas Tail Lies Buried in
Company With Husty Colts

RatliN instantly sprang 20 the
ground and rgod bt Tail who VII.
struck In the head by bU-caliprr
bullet from bis rifle carried h)
Ha'liff who Also fired N shot from
a revolver anR disabled Tails right
arm Thinking that he had Killed
Tau EaIlff got on hs hu'vf. and
rode slowly away down the ,rul I'm
mcdiateh Tail dragged himself 90 "a
stoupng position held Go - suplng
stcadiod his lcU hand against the
tree ard taking aim, fr,i az RAT
mr. with a revolver A. he report
- the weapon ENlNN fen from his
horse and Tail f'll I'm the trail lie
was carried ITO huu." lu d." and an
hour aft-rvsrd number ~ men
went to look after li1thf lIe inN
where he had fallen. one foot caught
In the sIrrup HIS horse had not
stirred from its tracks and Naihff
was stlll alive. but dicd the next day.
Indian Doctor Consulted
Tail was soon IN critical condi-
ton. Two gaping holes in the sknu
indicated the entrance and exit or
the bullet HIS head was swollen to
fearful proportions and his wounded
arm was likewise I'm a ngerous con
dition There were ~ doctors IN
miles and it seemed likely that Tat
must shortly die someone, how
ever. thought ~ a full-hlood Chero.
kee doctor man and that individual
yns Erimmontd lie procured hi'
hau OF roots. harks and herbs and
cuppinr horns he made use of
mounted his pony and set forth
soon he was sitting beside the
4 ...y.....g.t uN.yI Afpr lppg and crit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28

Tulsa Will he given tho oppoSun-
lty THIS wear of enjoying series ~
entertainments of tho very Highest
type Through the efforts Of the
churches. schools and the ~ a~so-
clatious and with the backing of the
civic clubs and other Organization"
that have the interest OF the com
Wunity at heart lyCeum course has
been secured for the city this year
that Is made up of tho most brilliant
uuwhcrs over offered In oklahoma
There IL no place to 20" is the
complaint often heard IN Tulsa To
satisfy that demand for culiEhtcniuE
entertainments was the aim " the
community Nccum course commit l'on
headed by l. T. ObcrhultEor. supvr-
intrudcut OF schools and & r.
Huchnrr. general secretary ~ the
Y NJ G. 4 with the prominent
men and the talented lrtista ~ the
country no longer engaged In War
activities the committee had a large
| and varied field from which to sclc, {
| their numbers
Such features as Irving Cobb. who
! has packed convention hail be-
| fore; sousA's band, directed by
| Philip Sousa himself. Mark sullivan.
| FblibI VI pAAlfI Anu ~ FNAh'ii ~
william Howard Taft arc expected
| not only to appeal to the people of
| Tulsa bat 10 draw largo crowds from
ncig ghborinE towns
In addition to tho four special at.
| fractions thare are II othcr mum
! hers that rank In the big time
| class Sam Lewis tho celebrated
Welsh tenor. supported hy four
other notcd musicians. will open the
course September 80
Davies Grand Opera company fol
| lows on October Ia, as the second
! number Under the direction ~ the
| famous JRrorlav Cimera, the CZrcho
| Sloynk orchestra. with which Helen
! Cnfarelli Is singing this year, Will
! appear October l6
-Four s,rapping singing, scrapprrf
| who style thcmsol Ives NJ The Flight
ing Nanks orcupy the stage on No
ycmher 4 with one OF tho best male
quartet acts on tho road
MARX Sullivan. whose work At the
! helm of Golfers Weekly has made
/ him known to all comes here No
vemhcr s Being ~ he is the ono
capable and at the same 7ime. un-
/ prcludiced man who sat ~ tho peace
| table. his address ig expected to at
tract unusual crowds THIS number
and the other three special features
will be held In convention hall
| The other / numbers OF thr course
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28
LyCEUM ATTRACTIONS
AVAILABLE AT 0. u.
Cc,c,.rt and Lyccum Tours Arc Now
Nring Arranged Covering All Por-
lions az the state.
NOTED ARTISTS FEATURED
,IrnIImcnt In school Of Fine Arts
M, ENC,cds SIX tiundrcd-Ncw
Building II Crowded.

sp..lal 20 The world
>DRNAN. Sept. 2T.-The Univer-
.r, II oklahoma Will share 10 the
,.u..s. extent with the state az large
,b.e year all entertainment features
tn boz produced BY members u 'hc
,r.vy and students OF the school OF
fine ar's.
concert and lyccum tours are be
,.r arranged by Chester Fleming
lr,.ucss manager OF the school, for
dozen or more individual artists
and organizations
Individuals include Josh Ice. hu.
l.or.s, and impcrsonator. who won
.e,ouI place In he 4 f.. +. essay
.onf,a' In france james Rrill. chalk
and 'rombone artist. Christine Ian.
rrrhau. so'oist. and f Marie Ander
ron reader
ORGANIZATIONS which will go. on
,opr. include The university trio
charles Giard. pianist Paul car.
lgp,rr. vounlst, and Frank kus
han. ccllist. the mems glee club and
ren.s quartet Of which W q. F
Schmidt is dircc'or girls Elce club
ana quartet. Miss Alberta BraEE dl
rector concert band. oscar l~hrcr
director. and the uniyerstty orches
rr. Frcdrk Holmb"rg. director
Enrolment this fIli exceeds 500 IN
she school. according 30 Dean Holm
.l,rg and the new auditorium, com
rInrrd last winter. already Is innde
..Itfe tu care. for The students There
.rr riX instructors In plano, three 10
,u.tu. two in violin. one In cello
,n~,e IN expression. one In band in.
,umcntF. and four in art and every
on, has crowded schedule OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28

SPee,' bo The World
TAllLEQ All sept 27.-SOme-
where out In the forests, OF the old
Flint district Of the Cherokee ma
ton there iA a grave Ia which two
Dig tolts reyOlyers have rustrd FOR
more thsncR quarter uf a century
The grave Is that OF Thomas. Tail,
once the sheriff OF this district. but
better knowS No the slayer OF sam
Ratiitf and OF John Ice
Tab was a big and powerful man.
He weighed fully 500 pounds but was
active and muscular As a youth he
attended the Hungry mountain pub
lie school and learned to read and
write with facility. hut he made lie
tic use Of his knowledge OF Ems
lish, spending his lifetime down In
the hills ana valleys There was "A
Wild and reckless generation OF men
tn the days that followed the close OF
the Clvil war. and as there were many
old feuds cStant. many old Frudges
to be settled, the hunting knife and
six tho0f'r cut short many llfc
In the Cherokee hills
lie kills John Ice.
when Tom Tail reached years OF
maturity he was An expert with the
revolver and that he had small hest
fancy IN using it was proved when
h" shot ana Killed John Ice The
latter had Incurred the cnmlty of u
number OF his countrymcn for some
cause and they had decided TO DE
rid OF him once and Tor all n was
decided 90 secure the services OF
Tom TAN In getting rid ~ Ice but a
favorable opportunity did not present
itself until there was "A shooting
match one day out In the woods The
obnoxious Ice was among those In
attendance with others hs shot Al
the targets and probably did not
realize thNt his llfr was In danger
Tom TAIN revolver In. hand. took
part IN theAInatch The marksmen en
used cap and ball rovoIvers They
would throw their hands back OF
their heads. bring their reVolvCrs "a
the 'front.' ana when the target wa
In line fire. Ice. In moving about
got in the rear ot Tail. who sudden.
IS raised his wca pom, threw back his
hand but did not bring the revolver
TO the front Instead IL was fired
while stu pointing relrward and
John Ice fell MORALLY wounded In.
stnnuy TAI cried out that the shot
mad been fired ACCIDENTALLY His cN.
plana'ion was accepted. but II II said
that N" majority Of those at the
match knew that the fatal shot md
been fired Intentionally and that Tai
had been promised pony II he
would rid the earth OF Ices presence
anyway he was acquitted OF the kin.
ing and resumed the more or les.
even tenor Of his way.
l. shot Through Ucad
Some time after the killing OF Ice
ono Sam Ratliff shot and Killed n
man who bore the historical name q,
william Tell As the marshals oi
the United states court would soor
be In pursuit Rntlff, heavily armed
secuted the hills. Tom Tail did no
Ike Ratlifr and riding down into tn,
Wauhillau nelghborhood from F1in
district one day. ne announced tina
ahould he meet Ratliff. he would MI
him. Ratliff heard or the threat
and while riding along n trall on,
day came across Tail standing on IN,
ground and talking with Uncle Lay
Catron, n pioneer OF the neighhor
hood. Catron was In tho act OF xiv
ing Tall some apples from sack
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28
Champion Wheat GrOWer
Again Enters Contests
Win Spring Varieties

KANSAS CITY MO. Sept 81
Seager wheeler, the wheat wiz
ard" ~ Rosthcrn, Saskatchewan,
worlds champion wheat grower,
winner OF five world'H prizes for
the best spring wheat is compel
ing again this year at the lnicrna
tional soil products exposition at
KanEa0City. Mo. september 2t.to
October I
Mr. Wheeler will visit the eNno-
siiion this year as guest ot IN"
province Of Saskatchewan, tho
great wheat growing province ~
Canada
The following is n list Of world y
championships FOR wheat and
other cereals won by Mr. Wheeler.
since he first competcd fdr world
honors In 1914 lie has won the
worlds prize for the best spring
wheat every time he entered for
this honor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28
1nuls,IlIc Ask Convention.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Sept 23-l'or-
resentativcs Of ~ business and civic
organizations here have united their
efforts Nj tho form ~ resolution
submitted 10 the United Confederate
Veterans requesting that Louisville
he selected for that hodys national
convention next June Invitations
to tho veterans were Issued 10y the
Louisville convention league at the
Kentucky division Of the G.tC. v
request Of a special committee Of the
organization.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28

Imagine tho worst sharks That
exist In New Works Chinatown
II daring crpCksmnn, n beau
tifui girl ns tough and wicked
~ n snnkc, n fRkcr who counter
fclts any dcformity, n dope
flcnd NJ sly ns n wcnscl.
Imnginc such CROOKS In n little
village, invading the lives of
other human beings as good nS
these nrr bnd--thc add ~ sin
striving "a bite into the gold of
pure nrarts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28
lay BARRACKS CORNERSTONE
core and Howard Are speakers Al
Military NcAdcm, Ceremony.

sgsaa Co The World
cLAREMOHE Sept az with
r,une ceremonies he'd und"r the
..nsp,ccs of tho local ODD Fellows
.olgc ,ho cornerstone 90 the Man
r.o Meyer harrach. building OF the
oklahoma mililar, academy was
gM saturday afternoon.
Grand Master NJ +. Cope ~ III
Rmo. and Congressman T. n. How
ala were the speakers OF the after.
noon Both delivered themselves OF
....urscs thai vii long he rcmem.
.,.d her, The speakers proii ted
mat the oklahoma military academy
v.g ne one Of the largest state IN
sru'Iors In the wears TO come \
large. crowd attended
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28

~strlbl 20 The World.
M'ALESTER. sept Ct Spinal in
urieS sustained more than a month
go by Reed Fullerton, when he f"ll
~ coal min" tippln, resulted IN
Dry. death today at his home IN
krcbrs Fullerton was veteran of
t.e mining industry IN this fieId
.ayinE worked IN the district more
nan 80 years.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28
FOCH pOSTrONES his VISIT
MnrshHI Decides Not to Come to ',
=. Intt Treaty Is Ratified

PARIS. sept 27 Marshal Foch
has. decided ln postpone hiS visit 10
the Unitcd states until after the
peace treaty Is ratified. It was nu-
thorIfauvcly learned here today. tn"
prrscrcc ~ Marshal Foch In Paris is
deemed necessary until the t"rms ~"
IN effect and are working smoothly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28

Imagine .
Ius,ginc NIL yUu'vc ~tnuwn ~
good aud bad in this world, nlih
even OIcn yuu can't iuing ne tn"
wundrous appeal OF The Mira
Clc Man"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-28
PRESIDENT RESTING
QUIETLY ON RETURN
Nlght raipiy Rc-tml, Reports Gray o.
snu When SpsStni Train
IlCaChc- Indianapolis,
H. InnN EnMIN NHNIN

INpIANApNLlS. Ind. Sept IL.
he py,~tdcnrs condition Ia about
90 same Tie has had a fairly rest
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-11-14
HANDSOME GIFTS FOR
VOCATIONAL VETERANS

During the past week the Voca-
tonal Veterans club has received
several substantial gifts from the
people of Walla Walla The ch M
Der OF commerce Of that city sent a
very zine Brunswick phonoggaDh as
gift from the community and the
EIks lodge Of Waua Walla sent a
handsome leather couch for the use
al the club. other people in Walla
Wailg sent another couch and a
number OF towels and other useful
al ticles.
The veterans deeply appreciate
these evidences of the good will Of
the people Of Walla Walla which
wTll add much to the comfort and
cheer Of their club house. The pho
nograph vii play any make of rec
o,ds and Ier5ons in Pullman who
hpye any records 70 spare could put
hem to good use BY presenting them
10 the club.