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Charles VII was crowned. the Maid
standing by with her standard, for, as
she declared, sit has shared in the toll,
II Is just that it should share in the
victory"
An abortive attempt on Paris was
made at the end of August, and in this
sortie Joan, while heroically cheering
on her men to fill the moat, was shot
through the thigh with bolt from a
crossbow. The Due d'Alencon' removed
her almost by force, and the assault was
abandoned.
a truce was signed through Charles s
political counsellors with the Duke Of
Burgundy. and Joan sadly laid down
her arms on the altar of ST. Denis. With
the idea Of consoling her Charles. on
December 20, 1429, ennobled the Maid
and all her family.
Taken Captive and Burned at Stake
II was April before Joan was able
to take the field again at the conclusion
OF the truce, and at Melun her
voices made it known to her that
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s Not for years has Rome witnessed an
event of such world wide interest ms
that scheduled for Sunday next. when
the Blessed Maid Of Orleans. revered for
centuries as the Savior of France.
Will be canonized as. saint OF the
Catholic church.
The Eternal City has been the mecca
Of the faithful from all over the world,
the French especially contributing
multitude that has overtaxed accommo-
slstions. despite the measures taken by
the civic aud ecclesiastical authorities
10 restrict the attendance at what is
unquestionably the most impressive cere-
monial in the church ritual.
Even members Of Parliament cannot
hnd beds. but have to sleep on lounges
IN the parliamentary writing room. so
great is the throng assembled TO view
the spectacle, which will be the culmina-
ton Of movement that had its incep-
tion nearly five centuries ago. That was
not long subsequent to the burning at
the stake in Rouen Of Joan of Arc after
the girl heroine had delivered her coun =.
try from the yoke of the foreigner and
prevented it from becoming for all time
an appanage of England.
Pope VIII Be Present at Ceremony
A canonization is one of the few
functions at which the pope is present
IN st. Peters. He is carried down from
the vatican palace in the gestatorial
chair, dressed in gorgeous robes and with
the triple crown on his head. He is sur
rounded by his guards and court in all
the glory of their gala uniforms and
preceded by heralds bearing enormous
! fans of white ostrich feathers.
Devout pilgrims. among whom are
many from America, and whose ranks
from every part Of the civilized world
include the highest ecclesiastical dig
nitaries. see in this climax Of tervent
efforts to bestow upon the maid Of
Domremy the sacred character TO which
they regard her as entitled. the first
recognition of miraculous powers. For
hundreds of years there have been the
inspiration of patriots and made the
name Of Joan of Arc one to thrill the
noblest impulses of the human heart.
Career Of Miraculous Maid
Though much romance may be woven
into the traditions that surround the
story OF, Joan of Arc the historical OUT
line OF her career is we'll established.
She was born in 1912, the exact date
probably being January q. Jacques,
Joan's father. was n peasant farm5r,
poor but not needy. Joan seems to have
been the youngest of family of live.
She never learned to read or write, but
was skilled in sewing and spinning. She
was singularly pious child; grave be
yond her years, often knert in the
church absorbed in prayer, and loved
the poor tenderly.
It was at the age of thirteen and one
half years, in the summer of 1925. that
abe first became conscious of that mani
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scrutiny. In the event Of the renort !,
the Devils Advocate and of the Conr.o' VI
CATION of Rites being favorable the sta.
known as the introduction of nv
Apostolic Process is reached and nv Nv
pope issues special commission 10 ,"s
number Of prelates at Rome. Hut th;s
cannot take place until At least ten
first submitted to the Congregation" ~
Rites VI
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recurrence of the Feast Of the Epiph
any, January @, 1904, for public dec
laration that she was entitled to the
designation of Venerable. This official
act was followed by the publication in
the Consistory Hall of the Vatican, De
cember 13, 1908 Of the decree OF beati-
6cation.
Beatification is the last preliminary
in the process Of canonization, and Is
an intricate ecclesiastical ceremonial,
one feature of which is the appointment
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bv tbc Congregation of Rites Of a PRO
moter Eide" ;" who Is described in popu. :.
lar Language as the devils advocate" /"
Survives Devils Advocates Probe
II is this functionary's duty TO insti
900 nm nnfriendly and extremely criti-
oai Investigation of his own into the
lifc md works of the candidate and also
to subject the testimony laid before the
Congregation Of Rites to most drastic
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-24
CHEERFUL TALK

do not talk of sorrow, LIN clipper bilthe ana
gay; and of bright tomorrow spring my sple 10 .o
day: for folks are tired of hearing of doubling ana
tsarg tse g1eom sS away | AS go daily drilling along Com
mercial Street, no voters hear me triling lay & 0l
frigid feet do no mournful yein boost the world
we dwell in, the world we're raising Hail Columbia
in and sav it's good as Wheat Oh, men would rather
listen to sy laws like me- whose adectives all gsten
with merriment and glee, than hear the griefsmlths
blowing, more melancholy growing the while tnelr @
tears n are flowing in rivers to the sea Men work %
and they are weary they fret and they are SAD; ana
hopeful words and CHEEKY may help to make them
olad. and so the sunshine CRATER who strives to
kick up laughter, though he seems daft and dafter'
is really not so bad
Copyright by George Matthew Adams)
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-24
EDITORIALS.
NOT WE'LL TAKEN

One of the objections raised against the site Of
fered for federal building out from the High
School Park is that it will encroach upon the play
ground of the school children and the athletic field
of the More advanced pupils.
The objection will not bear scrutiny There is
ample area for federal building, Carnegie Lbary,
A City Hall; and even court house. with a larger
sized athletic field and playground beside.
The High School Park is about ten acres in ex-
tent and there is an abundance of space for Civic
Center without encroaching upon the athletic field
or the playground.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-24
"WORK FIRST"
AID CLUB SLOGAN

INDIANAPOLIS, March 23.-A
new slogan has been found for con-
ventiOns.
1t is business first" and will be
strictly adhered to when the conven-
tion of the Associated Advertising
Club of the World is held in Indian
apolis, June to 10 in what, it is be-
lieved, will be one of the worlds
greatest business conventions during
this year. So
Brass bands will give way to brass
! tacks when the convention is held, the
/ Indianapolis convention board has an
nounced. There will be no loud noise
and "hurrahs" at the convention as
there has been at some of the conven-
tions in the past.
"The convention is going to cost
$3.50 a minute and speakers will have
to deliver on that basis" E. T. Mere
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-24
WHY NOT THE ANTIPODES?

Yesterday the telegraph news stated that Con-
gress has authorized shipment of five million barrels
of flour to Europe That is criminal of ITSELF Where
are all the great accumuations of wheat that were
being stored in Australia, Chile and Argentina,
for transportation? The American people were told
that when the wheat of the Antpodes was released
by an abundant supply of transportation their
period of self denial would terminate. Why don't
they let the Antipodes feed Starving Europe?"
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-24
GET INTO DEBT

One hears every side talk about the housing
problem" Are people not making more of problem
out of this than it really is? Are not nine people out
of ten sdeseppng the real issue? If the country is
short of houses why do not the people build instead
of paying exorbtant rents about which they all
complain?
While building costs are high wages are high
in proportion and it is harder to build today than
it was ten years ago under lower scale of wages
and prices.
The truth of the matter seems to be that there
are too many people who do not wish to assume the
responsibilities of home owning Instead of putting
their money into home as their fathers did they are
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-24
SHORTAGE OF HOUSES ON
COAST
Omitted Press Service)

PORTLAND, Ore, March 23.-
Houses and apartments of all des-
crlphons are scarce in Portland, a
condition which is general through
out the Pacific Northwest.
The principal reason for the situa-
tion is that while the population has
increased during the last few years
the building program has slumped.
House rents are rs to 80 per cent.
higher than they were five years ago,
and apartments are now renting for
twice the figure for which they were
secured in 1915.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-24

The International Exposition is live number,
and the chairman Of the committee, Doctor V. A.
Smelker, with his coadjutors, giving the matter
great attention When this Civic Center business is
off the hooks they will receive first page space again.
and lots of it.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-24
Building Material

When you build a house you
want something that will last
and look well. Our stocks of
building material are large and
give. you the opportunity of
selecting exactly what you
want.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-24

That meeting of the federal building site COM
mittee in the bank parlor last Saturday might have
invited in the newspaper people, like they did a
former meeting. What the matter? Did they
expect to do something they would not want to see
in print?
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-24

We're foresight as good as hindsight fewer mis-
takes would be made. But were all equally fore
sighted, and equally prompt there would be more
deadlocks.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-24
THE RIGHT MAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE

The way Mr. E. R. Purdum has conducted the
duties of Clerk of the Nogaes School Board and as
School Trustee, stamps him as the right man. in the
right place. The people of Nogales School District
will surely vote to retain the gentleman in place
where he has made good SO thoroughly and so COM
pletey. This is no time for embarkng in expert
mentS.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-24

dith, secretary of agriculture and
president of the Associated Advertis-
ing Clubs, said in letter to the con-
vention board.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-24

buying all manners of luxuries which they try to
make themselves believe necessities.
Lewis Swift of Swift & Company advised work
ing men of all classes to "get into debt, possibly
a panacea for the present hectic condition of mind
obtaining among the general public, which seems to
dictate that all earnings should be spent in a wild
deirium of pleasure.
The head of family who must look to next
months salary for payment of an installment due
on home is a far better citizen than the sne who is
mortgaging that same salary for fleetng comforts
and idle diversions.
Home owning is among the first principles of our
form Of government and is the very buwark of our
nation. Let the individual who wants home, in
stead of complaining about the shortage of houses
get busy and arrange to build one.
Wounds of the knife heal, but not those of the
tongue and pen wise man should avoid the two
latter well as the first But it would seem that
none are wise And there are wounds that cut deep
er ranke longer and are ready of revenge any.
A wise man. would avoid those aso There is one
way Of oing it; Observance and practice of the
Golden Rule. How many have any glmmering of
what that means?
That meeting of the federal building site COM
mittee in the bank parOr last Saturday might have
invited in the newspaper people, like they did
former meeting. What the matter? Did they
expect to do something they would not want to see
in print?
The International Exposition is live number,
and the chairman of the committee, Doctor " A.
Smoker, with his coadjutors are giving the matter
great attention When this Civic Center business is
off the hooks they will receive first page space again.
and lots of it.
We're foresight as good as hindsight fewer mis-
takes would be made. But were all equally fore
sighted and equally prompt there would be
deadocks.
When the Young Business Mems Association of
Nogales takes hold of any proposition that PROPOSE
ton is sure thing. That is why the Civic Center
is going a whooping
Everybody is crowding into the Civic Center
bandwagon. It is more popular than the water
wagon.
"There big possibilities in the international
Exposition idea" remarked Doctor Wuerschmidt to
"The Oasis man yesterday.
Advices from the West Coast of Mexico in
dcate that business is revving all along the lne and
good times are coming as surely as the seasons.
Beautiful apples are sometimes sour; and pretty
peaches sometimes Overripe
The most beautiful flower is not the most
fragrant.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-30
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bplbt 10000 Miaioucr Cons Salte
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-30

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frroia.
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bar Ssn al Sfrrbber gnfinn lltnc, ION
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Sernleo 9ilieu til Slaoct og beri
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nrrnlcr liz SrUtt@ mere emo ro9et
onoct Metals. &cacrinJcrne or 'Tr'
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taffet, &urifo har beirict MIG
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llrtcmibbcl uirfcr paa Nprcrnc, re-
u,,lercr Wapeu og itranmcr belle Sp.
tenet op. SGlgcs life al Ipotefc.
re; ipecicne Iacntcr leperer oct. Ior
nprmcrc llnoerrctning ifrip til Or.
Ycter Subrnep & Cons 60, 25O1
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-30

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Nov. 81.
MARKET.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
POTOMAC RED CROSS
NOT TO "STACK NEEDLES"
Knitting and Sewing for Patients
in Hospitals and for Soldiers
Will Continue.

THE chapter has established a
standard Of service which will be
maintained in times of peace said
Mrs. o. I. Woodley, director of chap
ter administration of the Potomac di-
vision of the Red Cross, at a meeting
of chairmen of thirty auxiliaries of
the District of Columbia Chapter, held
Friday at the Chapter House. The
decision of this gathering was that
needles are not to be "stacke
Knitting and sewing for the pa
tients in the hospitals are to con-
tinue. 1t is announced. Sweaters,
wristlets. helmets and socks are to be
turned out for the newly enlisted men
in Army, Navy and Marine Corps.
Shawls and sweaters are to be dis
tributed to patients in the Tubercu-
losis Hospital. Mrs. Woodley pointed
out that the local chapter occupies a
unique position in that it is in the
same city with national headquarters
and is looked upon by officials of other
chapters as a leader and model
Books, magazines and cigar boxes
are urgently wanted by the boys at
st. Elizabeth's and Walter Reed" said
Mrs. Ida M. Galloway, chairman of
the comforts section, in her address,
"and pieces of silk and beads for the
looms are also needed for the recon
struction work at these places. We
are still supplying 'luncheons three
times week to 1907 at st. Eliza
beths."