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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-22

So expreSe Ell mismo grade de dolor en-
una ~vecina. por ejemplo. que en- una
p~arienta natural o adoptiva del niho
maltratado?
En- efecto. asf 10 creo.
No habrfa ~entonces sine una mt
jer y un nino en- ell mundo. 81 TODD nj
no 10 es para una mujer Y toda mu-
jer para un niho.....
"A dGnde quieres llegar. Charla-
tan d~iab6lico, y que Sc deduce de tus
sutilezas farisaicas?
-iTemerario serfa juzgar!-exclam6
sentenciosamente Marculfo. levantando
81 a%uricular al modo de los adivina-
dores sutiles.
Y como DADA asf a comprender que.
aUn con Ell anil.o maglco en- ell dedo. ei
nfalible Sc habia e~Quivocado en Ell pro
ceSo de las dos Tadres. Ell rey entro
en- una c0lera furiOsa Y amenaz6 a ST.
buf6n con una lapidaci6n ejemplar y
publica.
-Tclgo mil muieres, eXclamaba el
.Rey, Y todas me han dado n o varios
ninos. He escrito Ell "Ecclesiastes" en-
e. cual Sc condensa toda la filosofia,
Y he cantado 81 "Cantar de los canta-
res, donde Sc descubren toGos los
misterios del eterno femenino, Y pre-
tendes tu que yo, Solomon. haya dis
cernido NAL Ia verdadera madre de IL
falsa, y entregado el niho a aquella
que no ha sido la que Ell realidad 10
dis a luz? Noriras por mi propia ma
no 81 no te ~retractaS,
-Caminemos en- tod case eXclam6
Ell buf6n. 10 principal es que 81 niho no
haya sido partido IN dos por Ell sable
Del soldado, porque tn error
serfa i~rreparable.
7 Solomon continue caninando al
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5@MM,. CUEN7O DEL Ola ..MM8I
RIVALES

mas humildc canan 81 I'm hecho no
table Y valeroso elevaba su nompre'
Y aunque no creia en- e. valor dc!
"Cabueno" nj en- el de Manoitn del
Tor. ST. imagination Sc recreaha en-
yanidosa voluptuosidad y penso 10
do ell dia que acaso 81 amor proplo
do los dos rapaces Sc maniiestara
en- un acto her6ico arrojado.
Y asi fue en- verdad.
Tan pronto como los cazadores
uecaron al lugar donde podia el ESQ
,ener su guarida Mandolin Y e "a
b,ieho'' Separates de L compaAe-
ros b~uscaban con ansia el rastro de
Ia fiera. Lo.; o;os de II y. otro aN-
Zorahsu las ondulaCiones del terre-
Nc las atlas matas. sin cue encontra
ran 81 menor indicio de SUI paso.
Cuardo a!@una vez Sc encontraoah
con la vista I'm ceno de rencoT Sc
plecaba IN sus frenteS. Los demaS
diseminados grupos, charlaban ces-
cuidados Y sin tenor "econoclehao
lamhien el ierrcno.
\ media mariana. C~ansados del lnu
Il, trabajo procuraron el yantar ha-
10 los pinoS O., .ur alto pico, frcnte
a I'm sol blehcchor y marzal. o
CONTAIN alcgres. las diversas viandas
menoS NIIuoIir ' el "Cahueno' que un
pcco ~seraradoS ' simuIanGo tran
ouiIidad e~scudrinaban e. horlzonte y
q profundo vale.
En- las palabras de algunos Sc no
,aha que Than perdiendo las esperah
zas de encontrar al oso.
De prorro ManolIn Sc levant6 con
decision. fu!eur0 rapida en- sus Jos
una algeria cue tua notada por Su
rival. Y cogicndO la escopeta Sc :ue
monte abajo Giciendo que iba q ma
TN, IN paiarraco que habla visto po
sar en- IN arbol. Ell "Cahueno' lie
sicu!6 aleilndo id@ntico preteXto. NO
rabi3 pasaGo mucho alto cuando los
cazadores. que hehlan aleGremente
vino de sus botas. notaro0 un ruido
extraao que los puso sohre aviso.
Vieron 4 Manolln, que Sc deslizaoa
nor entire mos ~pehascos con IA es-
copet preparada Y al "Cabueno' que
trataha dc ganar posici6n entire un
material.
Al yer estos preparativos = cuida-
dos de los dos mozos, alguno reta
~burldndose de- ellOs.
Mas bien Ironto Sc acab6 Ia risa
para convertirse en- asombro, GUAM
do y;eron al oso que buscaba Salir
| tranQuilamente de su suarida empla
| Zada entire oCultos matorrales.
Los dos. deCididos y ralerosos a
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fu:cio iluStre. que hlzo de Solomon 81
tipo de los principles e~Quitativos. Dos
muje-es Sc atribuian Ia maternidad de
IN m!smc ; uHico nino. y. no Sc saoe
po- aus nj c6mo. parecia que atnbaS
decjan Ia verdad.
Seutado en- a ultimo peldano del tro-
no. Marculfo, sin decir n paiabra y
hacienda girar SuS puigareS, las escu-
chaha disputarse el nino.
Ala. en- 10 alto. en- 81 trono de oro.
Y vuelto cast invisible por Ia bandada
dc naloHaS qIe pu!ulaban. innumera-
hlcs en- su p4lacio, el de los
munarcas desaparec(a ON Dios mis-
No Sc veta de q sino Ia pied-a
de 81 aCsIlo magico. Imaginaos uua
lucitrraga entire la hierba obscura. a
81 derecha. en- fIlas de doce mil sitia-
les. los patriarcas y los profetas. i'm
tai deco-ado para Ia justiCia. mace bue
nos amos que TO e vemos;
RepentinamenJe. en- medic de q gri-
terra de las dos madres. resuena una
voz de bronco. iBasta. ordena esa
Es Assaf. e. gran visir. p~ortavoz
del moreno Infalible, y, en- medic del
SiIencio, Ia VOC formula eI fallo in
mortal que IA Servido de Fundamental
a d jU~risprudencia humaDa: Que q
nino sea partido por Il mitad".
Is muy sabido. y de padres a hijns,
en- paIacios y ChozaS. todos Sc repiten
el final. Una de las dos mujeres Ian
q IN sriro terrible. como rugido de
leona. La otra. irm6vil Y rnuda. con-
tenpla al joven soldado. arlstico Y
magnfTico en- su coraza plateada. que
tiene Va tornado al nino de IN pie.
coigando. o Ia cabeza hac:a Ell sue
10. Assaf. en- nonbre del rey. Sc 10
adjudica a Ia ieoae- :Esa IS Ia ma
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sas : c~oloreadas que voy a emplear en-
mi Tempo.
No. schor, perdamonos de inc6S-
nito en- Solym2, y confundamonos con
el pueblo de dos.
\ cI Rcy Ubedcci6.s porque en- Orien-
te. como en- todas parties tai vez, los
'9cos no son sino sabiQs rueltos al re-
YES Y que. sencillamente tienen el es-
piritu culocado a la inversa.
En- esos tiempos. bajo ese reinado
bendito, los ninos ~abundabar gran
demente en- Judea, pero, en- Ia ciudad
santa sobrepasaban aun en- nUmero
nj de las palomas S~agradas. Los ha-
bia en- tOdas las GALES, en- el umbral de
todaS las puertas, en- los expresses y
bajo las carretas. Jugaban aun hasta
en- los cementeriUS.
Solomon Y Marculfo Sc vefan rodea
dos de ninos nasta eI extreme de no
poder avanzar, de tai suerte que el bu-
Ron los hacla 1 un lado. dc cuando en-
cuando, con un empuj6n, que. por 10
demas, era premeditado.
Entonces, una mujer ~lanZabase en-
socorro del peQuenueio y apostrofaba
al brutal que, por unica eXcuSa, Sc lar
gaba a reir.
Dime. Ben Daoud, p~reguntabu a su
companerc real. esta mujer que acUde
en- socorro de este nino adolorido les
su maG-e, 81 TIA, 81 hermana o ST.
prima?
=: Como q~uieres. ran bellaco, que
70 10 sepa? Cualquiera mCjer harta
instintivamente como ella. Su gesto
es 81 gesto mismo del creado pa
ra IA protection de la infancia.
Sin duda. pero leXiste 81 critic!
Los gritos vienen del alma,. Es ei
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Dire.
Los p-ofetas V doctoreS Sc proster-
nan. las paIomas revo!otean sohre Je
rusalsn. y e. aniilo maGico Sc apaga
en- el dedo replegado del justiciero.
Pues bien. al dfa siguiente. Soil
mar Ben DaoUd. que. por aQuellos
tiempos hacia construir, fuese a yer 4
sus obrsros. Como es sabido. eran
'djinns". V habla unos Glen mil ocu-
paGos en- IA edificaciGn del Tempo.
FL muro. que eS 10 unico que hoy que
da en- pic, no puede sugerir sino una
idea confusa de csc monumento mara
villoso. Ast. pues, para csc traUajo 81
mayo Sc servia de los peQUenos genios
Intermediates sometidos a su podeTto
universal. Vefanle eilos llegar sGblta-
mente Y sin ~servirse de Otro Vehfculo
que de! viento. cuyo dominic tambien
tenfa. pues eS cosa aVeriguada que dis
ponfa de 81 a su aHtojo. y macho an
les que todos los Wilbur Wright dc
Ia ciencia atrasada.
Pero aQuel dfa, para complacer a
Marculfo. dirigi6se q los trabaJos de
I pie. a traveS de las Gales SOM
breadas de expresses, de su buena capt.
tai.
-Te hara bien 81 caminar un POGO,
deciale el buf6E. Tu no tocas TERRA
con hastante frecuencia. ', a fuerza dc
divinidad. 81 sentido dc la pobre hui
manidad Sc te escapa.
-iQue significan esas p~alabras?
A cada dfa su pan a cada bora
ST. lecci6n. Es de a migajas que el
Senior alimenta a Sus aves.
-Vamos, dijo Salom6n. q yer des-
cargac los e~splsndidos navfos en- que
IA reina de Saba me envfa, desde su
Africa perfumada, las maderaS oloro
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lado suyc.

lado suyc.
Unos Glen nasos mas ALA llegaron n
una callejue!a sin salida y que forma-
ba n ~pequeha, plaza sombreada de
olives, en- Ia que dos casas bajas que
daban frente a frente. En- la que daba
ilacia Ell norte habia una mujer senta-
da sobre las rodillas del hermoso. jo-
ven V atletico soldaGo de la audiencia.
Defendfase ella debilmente de sus be-
SOS. y, con sus cabellos sueltos, azota-
bale, entire risas. ell rostro.
i Miral-eXclam5 Marculfo.
La reconozco. dijo ell Rey: es Ia
lalsa madra Ia que NJ Sc ha movido
cuaado ordene que partieran al niho
por n mitad, con el sable.
-Fuelvete. ;Quien es esa mujer.
en- Ia casa que mira hacia el Sur, que
"a, viene. t%-ajina. sin perder &c vista
al Undo chico judo. rubio Y ~sonrosado,
que til le a~tribuiste?
Els Ia ~verdadera madre.
- Estais SECURE de clio. Ojo de
dos?
-Cada vez mas SECURE. vii babosa,
y. con TODD mi RENO. no conozco otra
tan tierna y maternal como ella.
i Sin embargo. no es sinO la no
driza Iexc:am6 triunfalEIente March,.
70. mostrando Ia prueba escrita L ha-
bia copiado de los iibros del censo.
Solomon rechaz6 el papel sin leer-
10:
-Lo saba. dijo. por mi anillo. ives.
acaso, que haya juzgado NAL?
Emile 6ERGERAT.
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NO NE DIVIDES

Flor r1odesta y delicada
que ocultas tus hojas leves
Y se1cIllas,
cual huyendo las miradas
de peligro$as y aleves
avecIl.is;
flor con5uelo del ausente.
que nunca adornas la frcnte
de los Cides
sino el scno de las damas;
dime. flor, icomc te llamas!
No me divides.
Flor que carinoso seno
recuerdAs Al Gulce amigo
desgraciado
m;entras gIme en- suelo ajcno,
visndose de patrio abrigO
d~estarEadO;
flor que timida consumes
los delicados perfumes
que despides
entire las Selvosas ramaS:
dime, flor. ic6mo te llamas?
No me divides.
Flor recuerdo misterioso
de esperanza iisonjera
malograda
con cuyU aspecto g~racioso
lorna Ia dicha que fuera
va pasada,
Y tornan doraGos bienes
risas. amcres. desdenes,
blandas iides
ceniZas lie anriguas llamas:
dime, flor. ic0mo lie ilamas?
No ne divides.
Jose joaquin de MORA
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81. JUICiO De SALOMON
CuENTO Gl8LICO

Todos los romances de Ia Ed0d Me
dia convieuen en- que e. Rey Sol!nr&n
Ben DaCud. . qCien Namamos Salo-
mon. tensa IN buf12 nombrado Mar
cuIfo
IL tai NarcUlfo especie de fii6sofo
campesino. 81 buen juicio po-
pular. Y deSempeha e1 "A Corte del
principe oriental judo 81 NapeI lesen
darlo del gran sarto Eloy respecto del
Rey Dagohe-to de q canCi6n.
SeSuramente. Ell lector recorda-a 81
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FOLLETIN Nun. =,
CARMEN
NOVELA
POS
D

nit me lcsp.omt sohre 81 plso del CO
rredor como d~espeGazado ror IN "a
Y ahora cue he conclude Y Que he
becho IA franca confession de mi vi
da. TIL que TODD 10 sa5es Y CUE 10
nuedes ' 10 pardonaS. dime shasta
cuando.. .Easta cuando Tec1hl~t yo
eSa dulce Garcia Juya que Sc llama
IA muertc2 tHasta cuando voivere =
yer a Carmen? ;Hasta cuando nos
reuuireDos ON IA EierniGa& y en- =!
aI-ino o 6s II amor
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Para Iibros en- espahoI d~irijase I'd.
a la Casa Editorial lozano, 1fe North
Sta. Rosa. Ave-, San Antonio, Texas.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-14
Atmosphere" Gone
From PicGdilLy
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
London, (By MaiD Good. bye,
piccadilly, : farewell, Lefcest er
Square *'%p
The constant repetition of the
war-honored devastating has evi.
IDENTIFY got on the nerves of these
two old thoroughfares, for they are
at present heartbrokenly kissing
themselves goodbye.
Drastic changes are being effect.
ed in Leicester Square. The EN-
pire and Alhambra, from which ira.
dition demanded that every young
blood should be thrown out at
least once before he could be con.
sidered a true graduate of "la vie
Boheme," are extinguishing their
footlights. Youthful enthusiasts
who gloated nightly over the charms
Of Trixie Tootle in flesh-pink, will
have to do their gloating over Mary
Pickford in plain black and white.
In place of both these theatres,
Londoners are promised something
ultra m the way OF supercinemas.
Piccadilly, too, has been bitten
by the movie-bug. Devonshire
House, the home of squires and
DANES, pedigreed and aristocratic,
will become the London home of
Charlie Chaplin, up-to-date and
democratic.
To hundreds of men who are
stacking up their little piles in the
wilds of Africa, the jungles of In
dia or the tea plantations of Ceylon
the news will bring pangs of regret.
The Englishman miles away from
the Mother Country visualizes a
which will land him
right in the heart of London life as
he knew it III the days when he
was such heck of a fellow. To
him Piccadilly and Leicester Square
have an atmosphere" signifying
London in its entirety -gleam of
sparkling eyes, red lips,
lobster mayonncise and "fizz' Ia
London pregnant with memories.
But London has divorced its old
line voluptuous love and taken in
Ter stead the simpering cinema.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-14
20 Cats Enlist
In Air Serpice
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
London, (by mail.)-Twenty cats
have enlisted In the Royal air force.
At vast r. A. f. depot in outer
London. owing to the ravages Of mice
among the stores OF blankets. para
chutes, etc. application was made to
headquarters for twent yeats to be
officially recognized as mouse catch
ers.
official permission was given, and
it came back with all the formality
of grant for twenty airplanes. 1t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-14

was headed: Grant for Upkeep of
Cats and continued this-wise;
Il am directed to infrom you that
approval is given for the expendi-
ture OF four pence (S cents) per cat
per week on food The claims
should be preferred through the gem
eral services pay officsE. am to
request that you will state how many
cats you consider necessary, etc,
etc"
The depot is known as "The Cats
Paradise" for they work only when
they feel inclined and plenty Of
"grub" is assured. ~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-14
MR.. AUTO OWNER.

Why not hire your own mechanic
and cut your repair bill in half?
bring my tools and repair you
auto engine or tractor at your own
home or ranch.
Fifteen years experience in this
business. Guarantee complete salts
faction. E. ". BARTLETT,
11S Colorado Ave. Phone 255.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-14

A child can't get strong and robust
while worms eat away its strength
and vitality. A dose or two OF
Whites Cream Vermifuge puts tho
little one on its feet again. price
35c. Solu by Wren Drag Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-14
BOND FORFEITED.

A $4,000 bond posted in municipal
court yesterday by Geo. Clarke,
charged with rude and indecent con
duct, was forfeited this morning by
Mayor Durbin. Clarke was arrested
by Policemen Luther Cox ana Lee
Tuck.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-14

The Women's Missionary society
Of ihe Presbyterian church win meet
Thursday afternoon at o'clock at
the church.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-14
Dersonal
4 Mention
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Gas and electric bills are due and
payable at the company's office on
or before the 10Th. Unless paid the
service may be discontinued without
iurther notice. 8-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-14

Knight and Ladies Meet.
The knights and Ladies of Secur.
ity will hold their regular meeting to-
night at o'clock in the X. of p.
hall. The officers urge the members
to be present.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-14
Short Stories
Of the Town
Cox, a Bill Poster,

Cox, Bill Poster,
r. S. Cox county clerk, was pur-
suing the bill posters profession to-
day. He was posting copies of the
township estimates in the various
townships of the county.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-14

The Quinine That Does Not Affect The Head
Because Of its tonic and laxative effect, LAXA
TIVE BROMO QUlNlNE CTablets) can be take
" anyone without causing nervousness or rineir
= ~ head. EN-. GROVES signature m hox 10
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-14

1Cf OOftCIl
~ Mention
Observation-Disclosures
Gas and electric bills are due ant
payable at the company's office OF
or before the 10Th. Unless paid tn,
service may be discontinued without
iurther notice. S-6t
f. S. Abel O, -cts to leave this
week for business trip to Chicago
A teaspoonful of Herbne will pro.
duce copious and purifying bowel
movement, improve appetite, restore
mental activity and fine feeling of
vigor and cheerfulhess. Price 6Oc.
Sold by Wren Drug Co..
Arthur Furr and Miss Grace Sin
gleterry returned to their homes in
Oklahoma City yesterday after a
short visit with friends here. They
were the guests of Miss Aldene Bou-
cher, S1S Minnesota avenue.
A big special photoplay, Soldiers
of Fortune" novel by Richard Hard
ing Davis, Sugg today.
Mrs. Dora Godon expects to leave
this week for a visit with her son-in
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Clarke, in Wichita, Kan.
The special is here. Soldiers of
Fortune at the Sugg today.
w. X. Canaan expects to spend che
weekend in Eel Reno.
Something different in the movie
line. Soldiers of Fortune" Rich
ard Harding Davis story, at the Sugg
today.
Mrs. Lottie Mullins will leave this
week for visit with friends AMI
relatives in Medford.
Richard Harding Davis story, "Sol- !
diers of Fortune at the Sugg today. |
Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Wilson expect I
to leave this weekend for Wichita
Kansas, where they will spend two
weeks visiting friends and relatiYe
today.
j. L. Gibbs leaves this week for
two weeks visit with relatives in El /.
Dorado, Ark.
The ladies Lf the Catholic church
will give social on the lawn of the
rectory. Home made cake and ice
cream will be served Thursday, the
18th. 14-2t
'Dud" Roland Of CARRIER, was
visitor in Chickasha today. Mr. Ro-
land and family formerly lived here.
Unpaid telephone bills for July are
past due. If not paid by D. in. 0
the 18th service will be discontinued
14-2t
Ravey Robinson of Houston, Tex,
visited his brother Joe Robinson, IT,
the city yesterday.
l.. Erich, of the Peoples store,
left today for the eastern markets
where he will purchase fall and win
ter goods.
Unpaid telephone bills for July are
past due. If not paid by p. m. O.
the 18th service will be discontinued
14-2t
F. E. Moore, formerly of this city,
now of California, is visiting friends
and transacting business in the city
Unpaid telephone bills Tor July are
past due. II not paid by p. m. o.
the 18th service will be discontinued
t4-2t
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Compton of Ok
lahoma City are visiting friends in
Chickasha today. Mr.. and Mrs.
Compton and two children have just
returned from a visit to California.
MR Alto DINNER
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-14

A teaspoonful of Herbine will pro.
duce copious and purifying bowel
movement, improve appetite, restore
mental activity and fine feeling of
vigor and cheerfulhess. Price 6Oc.
Sold by Wren Drug Co..
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-14

Arthur Furr and Miss Grace Sin
gleterry returned to their homes in
Oklahoma City yesterday after
short visit with friends here. They
were the guests of Miss Aldene Bou-
cher, S1S Minnesota avenue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-14

f. 5. Abel Q, let's to leave this
week for business trip to Chicago.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-14

A big special photoplay, Soldiers
of Fortune" novel by Richard Hard
ing Davis, Sugg today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-14

Mrs. Dora Godon expects to leave
this week for visit with her son-in.
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Clarke, in Wichita, Kan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-14

The special is here Soldiers of
Fortune" at the Sugg today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-14

W. X. Canan expects to spend che
weekend in Eel Reno.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-14

Mrs Lottie Mullins will leave this
week for visit with friends AMI
relatives in Medford.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-14

Something different in the movie
line. Soldiers of Fortune Rich
ard Harding Davis story, at the Suga
today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-14

Richard Harding Davis story, "Sol-
diers of Fortune" at the Sugg today.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-05
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
If BACKACHY OR
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Eat Less Meat, Also Take
Glass Of Salts Before Eat
ing Breakfast.

Uric acid in meat excites the kid
Lneys, they become oyerworked;a get
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-05
ANNUAL EASTER /
CONCERT GIVEN
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BY CITY BAND
The Program Pleases Large
Crowd; Dance to Be Civ
en- This Evening.

The Grand Forks Municipal band,
under. the direction Of E. A. Noses.
"a heard in another Of its series of
indoor band concerts in the city au-
ditorium on Sunday afternoon. The
program. which was brilliant and in
.teresting. appropriate for the Easter
season, and was heard by a crowd
which taxed the capacity OF the
house. Assisting on the program
were Howard DeIong. tenor; L W.
Myers. aE, and Robert J. Houska,
violinist.
In presenting the Easter concert,
the officers and members of the Mu-
nicipal band wished to convey to the
citizens their appreciation Of the cor
dial support awarded them during
The past year. sit is an inspiration
10 attempt better things in the line
of music and the desire to present
better and more pleasing programs
We want the citizens to feel that this
is their band and we feel hat by
hearty corporation and support,
Grand Forks can be made the great