davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-06-10
Blasco Ibares juzgado por Ia prensa de ID
America del Sur en Tn iinteresdnte a~rticulo

Exclusive para Ia Agencia Inter-
~naciOnaI) -Bogotas Abril az do 1y2O
lei Fspeetadora de esta ciudads pu-
blica i'm articul0 Ell Ell que FL famosc
literato espafol Don Vicente BlascO
|Ibanez ha pedido Ia futeia de los Hs.
tados UnidOs para las Repablicas
Sud-Americanas.
Dice asf "a citadO a~rtfculos
t'El nONelista espaiol. senoflr Bias.
do lbaez. huesped en- Ia actualidad de
Hos Estados Unidoss de donde, seg0n
anuncio sIiyo, gendrA d visitarnos,
ACADIA de dictar Oh la Escuela .de Mi
mas de Ia Universidad De Columbia,
d petici6n de los maestfos de espaiol
en- Mueva York, una conferencia. FL
peri0dic0 en- que leo esta noticia ha
bla del hecho, y agrega que 81 confe
~rencista fue ruid0Hamente ~aplaudido
Ipor sus numerosos Oyentes, entire los
|cuales hab1a muchos c0mpatriotas
suyos v no pocos ~cilidadanos de His
PIANO America.
ignore mual fnera 81 tema desa-
rrcllado durante su plAtica pOr el
autor de TIA CatedralsY Solo ser
porQue Ell peri6dico 10 dice muy breve
mSdkc-Qut cAh pth1A RAnDSp ApWACA
habl0 de sus largos Wales por las
ERepublicas del sur de la ~popularidad
que alcanzan sus ohrHs, comparables
|sOIamente d la que, en- su epoca all
~canzaron las de Balzac, Y de que
no obstante Ell renombre dc que goza
Y de que, sin duda, seguira gozando
en- 10 infinite del tempo, 81 (Blasco
Ibanezn) es I'm hOmbre humilde y
modesto.
"Aunque tales confesiones tienen
un fondo de trivialidad y ~friyolidad
que no responde a la ~solemnidad de
la OCCASION en- que fueTon hechas y
rihen con la ~categorfa que entire los
escritores de sn patria ocupa Ell senior
Blasco Ibanehz; aunQue elias den0tan
10 contrario, precisamente, de 10 que
quizo significar al e~nunciarlas, por-
que patentizan que Ell senior Blasco
Ibanez padece, como otro mortal .cual
quiera. sintomas alarmantes de vani-
L|
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-06-10


dnrante meses y meses sc adauiefe
c0nfianxa en- 81 mlsmo ) audaeia
HI que sea aficionado q Il teFnera
no debe abusar do ella. porque do 10
contrnFio no tartafd ga pardeF h
energfa.
~ cordero hace m~elaneoiieos . los
individnos que 10 ome eOn freenens
ella y u carne de cefdo Induce al Pc.
simism0. IA a. jahalf pone trtste.
u Ia De cabalio asrfa l0s c~aFncteTes
niaA alosrns.
En general. 81 abuse aa IL rax DE-
plumA y % peio no elerco teluaslaaA
haana l~nkiseneia On u parta moral
del qae h COME pero loa poles ) las
pAlemss dan aleEFa
Acknowledgements q nadis - e o
eufsirA Aiimsnl4fsa exeiueisAmeHts
a. came g. patio, fgfgUa 1efReleHls
ftzine6n nsfln aesastfefEo 10 sfl9 pa
- Ia s4faa ssao tambiea para ~ Ga
Faetars - fsFna a. tiGsA ave- pane
- mai hamaf , n nal hemaF -
pqnkiota t4fa y aine , feka =.
eaefpes
las Q~Fgasfene1 td dotteF sseep
~ taHsiassh sad tas hssIrs -
ieeAs easstltsfss 80 9s1a tfara
rata ssHzf iHEfaia Nst& taFA
oazEffsa ~ EaHsf4 ss4Ea q 4a g
rfa tlSa az aes MA
MatsNa ~ sssf 81 tsaSes fa
iAialsfiasist 81 tsa o4nH
4@s fAs ~ ~
4assHs - a~ssil1ass t1s
lsa tsa = mt9sa
FtIt N ess tfE f
se - 4a af sff
ufaa - -
sat - 8s -
D. sas af e e.
= f fHF 81 So
ss - lfFt4 ls 81 sste
= 81 81
~ a 81 H q
a. a. saf4zaI N
= M 80
~ s ~ ANa -
- as
F
= tfs 49,
4
~
Is A saa 80 NI a 81
S A1E
- Ia q
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-06-10
MEJORARA SUI PANADERIA

Nos partcpa Isl. Amado Gutierrez. quien tiene 81 ~panaderia en-
tempo IN nuevo homo de- patente marca Marshall, No. 4Os Fl cual
Is in homo continue, pues como IA unbre esta stuada de tel manera
que no impide que Sc trabaje mientras esta prendido. Sc puede estar
puede tabajar Ell FL TODD Il tempo que 50 desee. En- vez az esperar
d que Sc vudva a calentar e homo oha yez
E ST. Gutierrez tene una de las mas ben montadas ~panaderlas
en- TODD Ell estado. y SUI establecmiento en- eda cudad no tene igual.
La production de pan que Sc copfecciona en- dcha panadera Is muy
grande. pero no Is sufuiente para & consume, az donde resulta que e
81. Gutierrez. cuyo espriu de empresa esta sempre alerta en- busca
de las mejoras que puedan faciitar l servicio no vacIo en- ordenar este
nuevo homo, sin fjarse en- Il gasto de installation, sno en- 81 benefcio
que L pueda redundar tanto en- IA production como en- e negocio.
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dad yanqui. Habrfa recordado v
yisto que, MERGED a.. esa ~influencia,
que 81 solicita ahora para nosotros,
pas6 a ser una Erase, q 9 una fan
farronada melanc0liea, aquello de que
Ell sol NO Sc ponia en- los dOminiOs de
Carlos ". Porque sin la ~paternidad
de los Estados Unidos, es muy posi-
bic que ese sol que VA estaba en- las
agon1as de un t~ranlantO de muerte,
alumbrara am, debilmente, Ia exs
tension de la Isla Guiana, de esa
isla Guiana que constitute Ell dltimo
gir6n de un predominio colonial que
por inepcia D por codicia, no supie-
ron conservar los antepasad0s del SCI
nos Blasco Ibanez,
Mas Id grave no els solo este. 10
grave, 10 que chOca, ID que. rechaza
81 patriotismo, 10 que pide condena-
ci6n categorical e Immediate, es la
ignorancia en- que esta Blasco Ibafezi
con respecto de 10 que estos PASSES
significan: respecto de 10 que espe-
a como grupo de pueblos sanos y
yigoros0s. "A d~iferencia de los espf-
ritus que en- su patria suefan con
una approximation cada vez mas COR
dial y sincera entire las Repdblicas
hispan0-americanas y Espana, 81 SCI
nor Blasco Ibafez nos cree todayfa
sOmetidos a La cOyunda de los ex-
tranos v, 10 que els pe0rs Q juzga in
capaces de subsistir solos, de maj
char adelante sin amos que nos con-
duzcan. No We que rotas para STEM
pre- las ligaduras de la cOnQuista y
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-06-10

dad; & pesar de TODD clio creo que
bien pueden ~pasarHele por alto q
QUEEN ha realizado una labor iteraria
copsoea 9 infensa. y Aa a~icanzado.
graclas 8 ella aauella rea0nancia que.
en- cierto mode. pone q IN hnmbre en
cunsack0 con IA pogteridAd- Trataae.
por otr4 parts, Dc una presuneion
|candososa. De an alarde in~ofeaHiycs
que no aicanza a ocasionar daao a
81 autor y men0s arn . Qnicnea "a
sieFnn u gusto de Oirlo d. y tAbios
"Pero hay aiso. entire 10 dleho pcr
II n0reiiHfa pgninauisf. que no s4tA
ca enc caso. y que, p0r - c~ontfafio.
pueda. 81 g. ie aeta eogger y pros
peFar sin opdnefie alGun9H reparp9,
perladicar esenclalmensa a estea pal
saa ~ 10 future. Ma refiesp Al
cepto. no - 81 ilamaF nnd41 0 setFs-
fsiaFi0. aeu.on D indisefsio d aat
ips Eelados Unitoz deteH tfafar =
fsfeS paekios a. uHa massfa rAIINfs
NAL - deefr GUS Toe 4asi4drA NAt
dos aatan eiagcsF s9oge Las NAelc4ss
~ flisaane Anafflc4 f0netuaes clio
aap a. p~adrssfro. a 10 cue Is y mis-
me- lmpoaaFies VA iaAel4 sbestsa
. ,ninsta
Aa Bssmsfs ass sefNges4e ArtN
zenafaGss eexsaflfs - sss sila 49,
ltsFh e. tneA a. 90 klla 81 M ufsFs
a.. ca F0reae = stEes H1eeie 81
N4nAe atfi&a feN4sfas ssasltsf sNFs
30 ssf fae s~~t#lis a9s tef n
Fsgsvtsn , e&ta N&4 sisa tks eegss
sstssts 4s ~ nataa rEes &sA
itst essssss f1ssrsf "a tst8f
- 81 sstst
s = msef Asssa
ast9 tsEsas esat s4
go e iHsta ea
at4 90
= As@s - 9
5ssa a. ssse Nas -
a ~ a ~ -
fsi g. 4s fe = 81
g1s q 4
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-06-10
Eli BAzAR BIZ Los ~cABALLEROS De COLON

So la anuncado ale los Cabaleros Dc Colon tendan IN gran
Bazaar en los das %, IA Nh rs de JUNO On Ia saa De Ia Armenia, con
"a fin Dc reunif fondos para segur adelante en "a installation De 81 nue.
va casa que se esta preparando.
La causa De los Caballeros d Colon nj puede SCI mas merhora'
Como "a en otras ocasiones 10 henos dcho. II fin de los CabaLeros
Is preparaF in lugar 4 proposito para Ia distraction moral y conve
niente a nuesra juyentud, lin siho . proposito para insuuirse re-
creandose. y IL cual estara alberto para todos, sean y no miembros de
dcha organization.
Teniendo en cuenta estos esfuerzos De los Cabaleros de Colon, 10
vaclamos en- recomendar que acudan todos al Bazaar que Sc lleyara 4
cabo en- los dns menconados arrba, que procuren ayudar en- TODD
u que les sea possible para que IA mencionada fiesta tenga buen exto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-06-10

que un congiomerado dc trlbus. por
que formamos enlidades geograflca-
msnte definidas. con leyess con 80.
biernos. 81 carActeF ) alma propios.
'<.No neceitnmOs. pues. no queremoa
y eahFiam0a rechazar lleRndo 81 mo-
mento, cuaiqpiera clase de paternida-
des. Nos bastamos nosotros mlsm0s
y conjamoa en- Ia reserya De prcspe
ridnd y fuefxa qns. para aae puehi0s
que tFnhaian y lnehan. mantlene q "a
tafo "a eos aenoa iEupt0a. \ cnanfos
como en- eaim gsE. ptdo als0n extrau.
Zero Que ne nos aofaHta . "a e0udirt6a
lamsainhie A. lar reianA e. opera
bafA. sn,onces nifam1s IA se4 y s.
niaamos may alto. para rschaxaF 81
insano pfpp8Sfte = para deelFie ape
nos te8c0n1ca. que ID isr6fa eteAa
aaiosamanis ; cue. "a eas ~isnofspcla
nos eaismaiA o. "a m9do tanihisu
escan4aiasa
8alamtaadaa como u etaAaeIaa4
t1r y aeNm nia&eD f14feE haa aae0
"a sas iFpief a. SsFEsea1a - aiEa
noz ~ uasstFas teasss Ftate - 9a8
a. N~ieefaRs4 % 4ae - Hanse ~
mieen % ean - C4As. y qe8 sa
80 nliima rtH3ana fsF msY kaa
sna sna sssA les iAlsi4ks A. ess
teSdta. S4a 81 ~ come scr
~ "a MassFa ale4aas Wetesias ~
stN Fas fk4HF qaN saEefieE
a Fasets 81 astFata , - - -
sfae flsM14e
- assl4es se ae - se4es q ~
- ~ ssft AH& eh4 1Nast
) a@fsfs a4fa4aH4 - Hta q
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Los ~dlinlentOS il
Ia moral


I'm medico sueco ha pasado diez
amos hacienda experimentos para
comprobar 81 los aiimentos e~iercen
algnna Influenza sobre nuestro espf-
ritu, v, segnn parece, ha yisto con
firmadas sus sospechas. Una comida
D una bebida determinadas pueden
servir para curarnos I'm defecto D pa
"a darnos una cualidad que nos falte.
Alimentandose principalmente de
carne de vaca fasada, sobre tOd0,)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-06-10

E44 NH#FF AYNE IHflh.t wa hEtALu N#EH NAtEfeH
Pocas son las compahfas que cuen-
tan con recllrsos pr0pios para "a
transporte de petr6le0S Sc han esta-
blecido lineas de navegaei6n con va
pores-fanques para 0perar en- Mexico,
partiendO de Veracruz y TampicOs pa
ia puert0s de Estados Unidos, Cana
da, Cuba. Argentina, Brazil Chile
Panama, Centre America. Francia e
,Inglaterra.
los barcos afectad0s al trasporte
del petr6le0 mexican0 tienen una ca
pacidad pr6xima de 100000 toneladas
con i'm Yalor de $~90.000,000s00 de do
lares. En- cuant0 al yalor de los cleo
ductos se calcula en- cincuenta milo
mes de d6lares, v Ell de los tanques
de dep6sfto en- sesenta millones de
d0lares invertidos en- la exploitation
del eoro negro B sea el ~petr0leo. la
longitud de los oleoductos ~estableci-
dos ELS de- rs millas. y Ia capacidad
de los tanques de dep6sito de veinti-
sells millones dc barriles.
Durante el ano de 1918 Mexico x
porto 7.603, 500 toneladas de petr6leo
crndo, de las cuales 6.405, 731 fueron
adquiridas por los Estados Unidos; Y
I34,1s4 por varies pafses de Europa.
Para dar una ligera idea de las uti-
lidades que deja la industffa del pc
tr0leo en- Mexico, basta citar FL In
forme de la Huasteca Petroleum
Company. En- lei citado informe se
puede yer que las entradas de la
companfa durante Ell periodic 1918
1919 fueron de $2G.320,545. 90 contra
..1S.121, 1890 del periodic anterior
.l19t7-19181, los gast0s de explota-
ci0n Sc eleyaron a SLAB 9,744.00 con-
ira $I1. 900, 10000 del aho anterior. Et
monte de los impuestos que dicha
compaffa tuyo que pagan ~ Estados
UnIdos del Norte fue de 1892, $500
contra $1.22o,46O.O0 en- Ell periodic an.
terror. Los Impuestos de exporta-
ci6n pauados al gobierno mexicano
Fueron tan solo de $1.10f ,907.35 SUNNI
InEignIfIcante 81 Sc compare D los
derechos liquidados en- Estados Uni
dos. Hacienda i'm res1meni resulta
una utilidad meta de $6.699.A44.00.
I'm las regiones betrolfferas de Me-
xico las condolences de vida son ia
Giles debido q los buenos salarios
que perciben los ~Operarios, quienes
pueden ganar entire $3.50 v $500 dias
rios. Los suicides de los trabaiadores
han ~aumentado, segdn informs de la
Secretarfa de Industrial y Concrete
en- mas del so por ciento desde el
aho de 1910.
Para terminar diremos que Ell n1-
Nero total de pOzos existentes EN-
Mexico es tan solo de 1,068s reparti-
DIS romn efpue.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-06-10

fha = rssehd rs ~ M& ma ~ ~ e@n - Ne
&eesa Fesss ~ ss #saNm 3 8 eHas&
o. rNf4A O. Nunas ere tws &aeeA aaegs s
Aa AA - AeN A41 Aa = A&1@ 9 s.
So m@A = - = psa
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-06-10

IUtaI. 5000 ts..+tff 49,
Hay que anotar de especial
Que nniramenke $40 (tresclentos diezl
estan "a exploration, y que estan pro
duciend0 aproximadamente dos milo
mes de barrIles dIariamente.
I'll porvenir de la industrial petro-
lffera en- Mexico esta asegurado, v
no pasara mncho TEMPO, para que
Mexico sea al primer PATS del mundo
p~roductor de potr6le0.
En- reaIidad ID historic del petro-
leo ccmiensa en- 81 an0 de 1900 v
justo confesar que la grandeza ac-
tuad del petr6ieo Sc dabe en- gran
parte al infatigable capltalista ingles
Lord Cowdray.
Mexico. Abril de 1920.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-03
Juvenile Birthday Party.

Miss Mary Griffin entertained q
Few of her friends Thursday after
noon in honor of her eleventh birth
day. Many games were features
the afternoon.
The birthday cake was in the
shape of an American flag. and when
it was cut Miss Helen Esther Car
michael found the ring in her piece
and Miss Marion Melton found the
dime. Dainty refreshment of ice
cream and cake were served.
The guests were: Helen Morgan.
Helen Carmichael, Frances Black
mon, Frances Prey. Ruth Bruner
Helen Kayser, Mary Erwin. Ray Bell,
Sam Griffin, Archie Lane, Leslie Will
liams, Granville Williams, Homer
Andrews. Mildred Hutson, Marion
and Marjorie Melton. Floyd and Ma
ry Jane lkard, Olivia Gilkey, Buddy
Totthaker.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-03
CRAWFORD

including that estiabe comedian Chick York really
in Take Walk the tabloid
Take Walk deals with the troubles of
old maid designing
laughs while his clever better half both suby
speciality song Ge
appreciation
Miss Donna Hopkins burden o a
through the while Jack Strong
il a small
The delightfully."- o
entire Every
lack Strong and the girls q Love But Thee Strong Smith They
Called Ireland
Take Walk will Tuesday
Thursday night THE King
Thurs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-03
Children's Party.

In honor of Miss Pauline Mcclure
of Oklahoma City, little Miss Jack
yn Blackburn entertained Wednes-
day afternoon with a delightful chill.
dren's party. Games and guessing
contests furnished amusement for the
little guests, and Miss Pauline gave
several very pretty solo dances
which were enjoyed by everyone.
Late in the afternoon dainty can
dies, ice cream and cakes were sorv
ed to Pauline McGuire, Alma Thomp
son. Vaniel Hays. Nettie Luster,
Wynfred Hays, Bobby Thompson.
Lillian Kyle, Odessa Hays, Helen
Bggs, Lillian Hanldns. June Gran
well, Viola Thompson. Christine Lit
tie and Jacklyn Blackburn.
Mrs Blackburn was assisted in en-
ertaining the little folks by Mrs. J
d. MCGUIRE and Mrs. Otis Luster
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-03

he understood the Volstead act; If
he feared arrest; if his wife object.
ed; and If it was good stuff
Walter Cross; I'D observe his
condition; ask him If it is true Dc
troit is dry; did he have any at the
Chicago convention; turn my back
and say Have another"
Wave Box: "rd take the bottle
away from him and tell him to go
get another for himself.t
Rex Houston: I'D drag him into
a dark alley and tell him to kill the
bottle"
Just one officer gave Il serious an
swer and he has suffered social os-
uacism gmong his fellow cops. lie
said I'D report him to the police
commission
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-03
Honoring "Newcomers."

In honor of Mrs. Dick Louthan
VINO has recently come to Chicka
sha to make her home, and Mrs
hai Bonham. who was, before he
recent marriage, Miss Margare
Coleman of this city, Mrs j. II. Grif
I'm entertained Tuesday with dain
ty luncheon and Wednesday after
noon with a. delightful French tea
a patriotic color scheme was carried
out both days, and the house was
cool and inviting.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. w. G
Methvin and Mrs. j. II. Lane presid-
ed ut the tea tables, and little Misses
Frances Blackmon, Helen Morgan
and Mary Griffin cunningly dressed
in beruffed organdie dresses, passed
the mints and nuts.
The invited list included Mes
DANES Dick Louthan. Earl Bonham.
Mart Louthan Frank Louthan, Ben
Hampton. Reford Bond, Harry Lud
low, j. II. Lane, Bryce Smith, Alger
Melton, L. c. Hutson, T. H. Dwyer
Tom Losey, Earl Dallas f. l.. Slush
er, w. G.. Methvin, Orin Ashton, NJ
S. Cralle, +. NJ. Frey, Howard Hamp-
ton, II. X. Wootten, Sr.. r. X Woot
ten, Jr.. Harry Scott, Will Dwyer
VIII Owsley c. B. Campbell. With
erspoon. Claude Erwin, b. b. Bare
foot, f. c. Hall. l.. D. Major, d. H
Roche, w. II. Gilkey, ]. f. Black
mon, Roy Smith, F. r. Linton, r.
Jhweatt, Oatley Anderson, Nat Dens.
lor, w. G. Patten, Toothaker, CLAUDE
Sigmon, Arthur Browder, T. T. Mont
gomery c. NJ. Langston, W. G. Arm
strong, Andrew Melton, Chas. T. vii
liams, Helen Cashell Jno. Hyndman.
Oscar Claycomb, Lewis, j. r. Baze.
T. NJ. DeVore, Mack Gunter. ]. C.
Ambrister, T. H. Williams, w. w.
Horne, jim Terrell, J. E. White. A.
G. Schuler p. C. Spinning, Ben Nor
gan, f. A. Fisher, Ed Burton. b. p.
Smith G. W, Austin, j. c. Good, c
c. Leonard, Homer Bond Bertran
Harris, Myron Humphrey, Ethel
Gates Leeds, c. b. Plott, E. d. Fos.
ter, Elmer Terrell, c. E. Conrad,
West, Geo. Norton. Ben Johnson j.
A. Ware of Cement, Ed f. Johns and
B. Y. Campbell of oklahoma City,
and Miss Jennie Williams.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-03
2 2 . . = . = Z . . 2
|. A SAD DILEMMA, .
+ Or .
: Shall Chief Not Imblbe? 1
+++s +++ -

BY United Press.
Los Angeles, Cal, July 2.-What
would you do If you saw the chief
of police taking drink?
When score of experienced
cops went before the Los Angeles
civil service commission to be exam
ined for promotion to the rank of
police sergeant, that was the truly
staggering question they were ask
ed.
Here's some of the answers
Bill Muldoon: I'D ascertain what
the chief was drinking. II water I'd
congratulate him; if whiskey I'd
congratulate him; If milk, I'd be
dumfounded.
Bill Cornwall: "l'd take him
home
e, D. Brown. Il might like one
myself
Billy Mann: 'Td ask the chief if
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-03

A most interesting meeting of the
Young Womens Missionary society
of the Methodist church was held at
the home of Mrs. p W. Seaton on
Tuesday afternoon. The devotional
services were conducted by Mrs c.
Il. Kimbell. Small business matters
were attended to, this being the last
meeting until cool weather. Deli
clous refreshments were served and
on each plate was clipping contain
ing a favorite Bible verse of Mrs
Seaton'g. In add tion to the. mem
hers. the following visitors were
present Mrs. C. r. kirbro. Mrs
J, W. Simms, Mrs. Il. NJ Campbell
Mrs. Harris, Miss White, Mrs. vii
ton, o. f. Steel. Mrs. e. e. Powell
and Mrs. G. II. Fraisher of Durant
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-03
Altar Society.

The Altar society of the Catholic
church entertained Wednesday af-
ternoon with kitchen shower for
Mrs James Owens and Mrs. Chas,
Miller at the home of Mrs. Horace
E. Martin The house was bcauti-
fully decorated with white sweet
peas and ferns and the gifts were
arranged in huge clothes basket
decorated with white ribbons.
Late in the afternoon dainty ice
course swas served
The Altar society will mee mex
Decker, 5l2 Colorado.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-03
HEAR SPEEDING CHARGES

Speeding charges were filed
against three in municipal court yes.
terday They were: Robert Har.
kins, Claude Jaggers and r. J.
Vaughn. iarkins and Vaughn were
fined So each The case against
Jaggers had not been disposed of at
II o'clock today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-03
Builders, Class Entertalns.

BuITders' Class EntertaInS.
The Builders class of the First
Congregational church entertained
their mothers at picnic supper
Thursday evening on the church
lawn.
Much entertainment and merriment
were furnished by mock track meet
of a potato race, broad
grin, cracker race. etc. Those win.
ming first place in the various races
were Leila Stone, Leila Hopkins
Cecil Parish, Mrs. Hopkins, Mildred
Hickman, Paul Morris and Mrs, Par
ish
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On Extended Trlp.

Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Roche accom-
panied by their little daughter, Ro
sale, and Miss Mary Major left the
first of the week for an extended
trip in New Hampshire and New
York, where they expect to spend
the summer,
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CHILD PASSES AWAY

Ebert f.. Cook, the four mon, hi
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Cook,
died last night at the Cook home,
five miles southeast OF Chickasha.
The body was brought to Chlckasha
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Informal Dinner Party.

Mrs. S. Brooker entertained at
Sunday dinner in honor of her son,
c. H. Brooker and wife, who have
left for San Francisco. where they
will make their home. The guests
were Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Brooker.
Mrs Frank Conquest of Ell Reno, Mr..
and Mrs. T. H. Bennett, Mr.. Geo.
Bennett and Misses Iowa Woods and
Lucille emmett.
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Masonic Get-Together.

About fifty mtmbers Of the Royal
Arch Masons met Tuesday evening
at the home of Eugene Hamilton for
a general get-together meeting. Dur
ing the evening cigars were enjoyed
and delicious refreshments were
served.
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C. w. 3. M. to Meet.

The c. W. B. NJ of the Christian
church will meet Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock at the home of Mrs. j. G
Mays with Mrs. Will Gardner as
leader.
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OF Interest
To Women
TELEPHONE
1881

Porch Party Given.
Mrs. III. f. Haines entertained at
delightful porch party Wednesday
morning in honor of Rev. Henry
Foster OF Forest. Ohio. The guests
were: Rev. Henry Foster, Rev. and
Mrs. Wendell Foster, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Mott.
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LICENSED TO WE'D

A marriage license was issued yes.
terday to Edward Nelson Sheppard
age 33, of Amarillo Tex. and jamie
Lois Bayless, age 20, Of Alex.
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Pretty House Wedding.

Miss Adeline Moore. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Geo c. Moore. and
Ir Robert H. Ledbetter, prominent
attorney of Ardmore were united
in marriage Wednesday morning at
/ o'clock. at the home of the brides
parents, 72O Chickasha avenue.
Arter serving of a wedding break.
fast, enjoyed by thirty persons, the
newly-weds left for an overland trip
to Colorado. They will be at home
IN Ardmore after their return from
Colorado.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Wendell F. Foster. pastor o.
the First Presbyterian church, in the
presence of several relatives and a
few intimate friends of the bride
and groom.
The room was beautifully decorat-
ID with pink flowers The bride
wore an attractive blue tricotine
tailored suit and the groom was also
dressed in blue. Ray Pickett, of
Wichita Falls, Tex, acted as best
man and Miss Edna Bessent of Nor
man. was bridesmaid.
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MUSICIANS MEET TONIGHT

A special meeting of the local Mu-
sicisns' union No. 152 will be held at
their hall tonight at $3.50 for the pur-
pose of discussing the baseball trip
to Enid Sunday.
o. G. Gulihur, President.
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and was prepared for burial at the
Anderson undertaking establishment.
Funeral services will be held this
afternoon at Ninnekah