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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-27
w C. T. IL MEETING

The Central Woman's Christian Tenn perance union will hold a business meeting Tuesday March l, at head quarters, 113M North Twenty-frst street. There will also be short programme in honor of the birthday of Mrs Lillian M. N. Stevens.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-27
MRS. FERN MINOR IVY,
 S0LOIST

the lovely voice of Mrs. Fern Minor Ivy. who has grown up here and received the larger part of her musical education here. and her appearance this evening ct the Tutwiler Sunday concert will give her many friends the pleasure of hearing her in several selections.
 In addition to Mrs. Ivy's vocal selec- tions, MT. Charles Gumprich will render a cello solo, My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice." the lovely Saint-Saens Samson and Delilah" number, and the orches- tral programme will include Saint Saens number. the French Military Marche; three new popular songs. .sWhip-poor-will.' Dreamy Hawalf' and "Palesteena;" also the Ballet Suite''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-27
YOUNG GIRL
 FINDS RELIEF
Wants to Tell Other Girls
 All About It

Evansville, Ind.-"I am eighteen years old and have been bothered for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-27
CHURCH MUSIC TODAY

Following is the music which will be given this morning at the, Fifth Ave- nue Presbyterian church
 Organ prelude, "Allegretto'' (Arthur Foote). Anthem. "Ye that Stand in the House of the Lord (Spinney). Organ interlude. selected. Offertory, duet, "In the Cross of Christ I Glory" (Abt), Mrs. w. l.. Ward and MT. w. M. Scholl. Postlude In B flat (Arthur Foote).
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-27
wOMAN's AUXILIARY

The Woman's auxiliary of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:3o o'clock in the church parlors.
 Work will be commenced at this time for the benefit of the overseas hospital.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-27
Society News and Activities of City and Suburbs

in the ices served at the ricee of the
 appointed hours, and in the favors.
 which were hearts tied with pink rib
 bons bearing the inscriptions in oppo- site corners of the heart Lydia
 Mocre-1S96;" 'L. l.. AIlison---1921." The brides book was Kept by Mrs. J. c. McGough, and about 40 names
 were registered.
 The out-of-town guests included
 Mir. and Mrs. W. D. Allison of Corona,
 MT. and Mrs James E. Wood of this Icity, Miss Annie Mae Allison of the Alabama Girls Technical institute, Montevallo; Mrs. B. S. Hodges of Oden. vile and D. C. Wyatt of woodlawn. LUNCHEON PARTIES
 Responding to tho first call of beau tlIul spring time weather a very
 large gathering of fashionable people enjoyed the luncheon hour at the Tut wiler yesterday, many large parties being given, Mrs. Mercer Barnett numbering 30 guests in her party, Mrs. Leo Loeb Il in hers, MT. Fitts enter talned 12 guests and Mrs. Harry Will cox 12.
 Among the newcomers to Birming- nam who were receiving a most cor
 dial welcome and who were the guests or their lovely relative Mrs J. F. Rice, at luncheon, were Col. and Mrs A E. Remington, who will make Birmingham their home. Colonel and Mrs. Remington visited here last sum
 mer and were most delightfully."- en- tertained and the many friends they
 made are very much pleased that thev will reside here, where Mrs Kenning- tons sisters, Mrs. J. R. Rice and Mrs. Ben McCann, are so popular Mrs. Rice's guests at luncheon were Colonel and Mrs. Remington, Mrs. Frances DeBardeleben. Mrs. Hubert A. Drennen Mrs. J. l.. Drennen, Mrs. L.. ". Collier and Mrs. Orline Arnold Shipman.
 Mrs. Oscar Hundley, Mrs. Edwin Ball, l Mrs. John Fletcher, Mrs. IT. c. Matthias and Mrs. Willard Wilson.
 Mrs. Charlie DeEarde!eben. Mrs. Pas chal Shook. Mrs. Warner Shook, Miss Margaret Nelson and Miss Louise Gun ningham were lunchfng together. | MT Robert Fonviile had as his guests Mrs. Elsie Clay and Mrs. T. S. 1 Mcclellan.
 MT. Horace Hammond and Miss Cath crime kirkman were lunching together and Mir. Clyde Holcombe and Miss Leola Shannon were together. Mrs. Ernmet O'Neal and Mrs Patrick Henry Carey CabelI were lunchng to- gether and Mrs. Felix M. Drennen and Mrs. John Alfred Levert were to- gether.
 Others noted in the large throngs | were Mrs. A. B. Loveman, Mrs. D. H Cronheim, Mrs, Frank Nelson. Jr., Mrs Edward W. Barrett, Mrs. Robert j.. I Simpson, Mrs. Murray Capt. Matt Mur- phy, MT. Gus Benners, Mr Frank H. I Crockard. MT. and Mrs. H. c. Ryding, MT. and Mrs. Frank Headley, Miss Gill | lian Goodall MT. Mercer Barnett, Miss Edwina Thaggard, Miss Willie Mae Brandon, Mrs Francis Brown, Mrs Calvin Jones, Mrs. c. S. Simmons and Mrs. c. E. Dougherty.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-29
TIGERS ARE CRIPPLED
Orange and Black to Meet Haskell
Indians with Three Of Thctr
Mnin Mon Out OF LIncnp.

The University OF Tulsa's varsity
squad will meet the Haskell Indians
at Kansas city Saturday afternoon
In one Of their stiffcst games OF the
season. with a crippled lineup. The
Schmidt aggregation left Tulsa early
Friday accompanied by several fans,
and were to arrive In Kansas CITY
late last night.
on account Of the Legion conven-
ton now In progress at the missouri
city, victory for the Tulsans would
carry with 1t a great amount OF pres
tlgc. because of the large crowd
from all over the country which
would witness the game.
Renfro. doughty little quarter
back, and Jim Herndon, the 1.-the
Indian tackle. together with King
ham, will hardly be able to get In
the lineup because OF bruises sus-
tained in tho r. G.. u. game some
time ago, Tom williams. a veteran
OF last years Kendall squad, will
also be out OF the game, 1t Is ex-
pcCted.
Although Coach Schmidt of the
Orange and Black eleven, said Fri
day morning before he left with his
squad that they were expecting n
tough game, the Tigers expected
To do or die In Saturdays game,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-29
nnrncs pcfcnts Mise Icitch.

IIhTIlCo T'I'9tIa NlNH INItNh.
NEW YORK, oct, rs. - Jim
Barnes. national open golf cham
pion. defeated Miss Cecil Leitch of
Great Britain, 3 and 1 this after
noon after granting her six bisducs,
In 10 doing Barnes set n now coursc
record OF 6S at the Pelham Country
club links.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-29
TULSA TIES SCORE
IN LAST QUARTER
Battles Nowata High in
Best Game Of Season;
Score Is TT


'.''I"l ID" th' "oiI1
NoWATA. oct % iu 20 ~ the
hardest r,n,s ,y,r wltr.ssrd op tho
l.. .,,tt,. r,- mai. ,..t
h'''''"" i'''' ''N" '''''"
i'' N"Wh'a iron men 10 % ~ ne
Friday afternoon. The game was
,,.fy tb. t,st ,r, 90 Oh, q,,.,p for
'''' ~''"'"'' ''""''' WIN -
touchdown boo tho first quarter had
truIga b,piru until ip f1. ,,si five
uIput,s ~ NAV yyh.p th. rr,nenu
and ,r,pu ,rrrr.aiinu came bapK
md tiod ,nr r,uc
S,y.t, v,r' d.. tI,trfg and c.r-
ri.l th, I,u tt,,ugI militant limo
rIury.rs ~, T,le,g tO.ynrd line
Tn,r, Tyia, held Tho uirou mem" for
downs Tulsn thon worked tho ball
I,.k ip me middle OF tho field and
l,.f "a, han ON downs Nowata
.r,Ir t,,U "a. IAN fn TuIaats tyrrI-
,.ty through "a Ipus forward pnsa
INN, nov h., GrIrrfh ON a placo
kIrt formation Griffin caught
nn,tb,r Inrp ma ana plupEcd oyer
ION "A tourhdoUn BOX Kicked goal.
T,,Isa Zinc sufrrns.
After N1wntn'g touchdown. the
T1lsn limo giiffcncd and hcId
fbrourhout tho rest OF tho game.
Nr,r mo tbrcn quarters had passcd
Wlth Inc scorc am 2 to o in No
w1tafs favor ibr Tul4u line tore at
tho Nowata limo with "A terrible VEN
gcancr. with only five minutes left
10 NAV Tulsa carried tho ban 10 No
wata,s fE.yard line hy an offslde
It.L 80 sh,,b,r yynut around loft
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-29

Thomas co, McAlister; j.. Cay
wood Goals after touchdown
Thomas 60,
Substitutions: Iawton; CLASSIFY for
Thompson, Mclda for Glasby; Sa-
pulpa. stroud for Trieh, Storricr for
McCrady. Chustain for g. Cay
wood. Bazc for GoycT, Trieb for
Dyer, Sullivan for Tricb. Smith
Tor Martin.
Officials: Miller, Illinois, referee
Mallctt, umpire, Mccain, head
linesman.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-29
Timely Comment
SAPULPA SWAMPS
LAWT0N'S ELEVEN
Blue and White Downs
Last Years Champs
400 in Easy Game


Special 20 Jh' "oII
SAIILl'N oct 2N LAYTON hlIn
schools football tcam. HDufhwDst
otIab,u,. ,hI,r s,bnI.stl, footbali
,
"E~E''F'i'"" an" "'''''' .''
years Championship fell hArd Toe
forp VIRGIL Jnncs' glpulun hIgh
echoal si,lv4rte 90 League park thia
afternoon Boo tho first game Iu which
ihc two teams have cvor met. The
ecorr wa. ~ tu d..
Tho IlwtouIaus. plightlv out
weighed bv the nlue and white cIcv-
on fntud n Gar1 tn atom tbc ylrur-
Gus offensive launched bv their on.
5oucntq al tho start or tho ramo and
Tho first score came I'm the first
nuarfcr whom Thoupa stpulpa half.
La,k pIuurcd through their line and
ran C5 ytrJs fpr "a tourhdowu.
Thours Uilrd to Kick goal Glroux
LAYTON center. d~rop.kickcd hut
missed a field ronI i'm the u]pcnIug
porIod
Early In Tho second duartor
Thomas ,rntn broko through tho
t0ucbdown mis- limo onor , 40.
yard -snrI,t 10 tIrkcd goal There.
Sftor ramc n scrics of attack ON The
T,vton Il,c wbIrb drovr thr,n IA
tLntr r. ia H." nstor C,ywn,d
yu,rd Etu,rcd tbrnugb fnr tho
sbird' g@,nnInS toucbdovn nud
Ssa itt,I'nnt .,,I
T. IL, ,ocr.
| LII ar,tn driyon 60
- 80. Ins,,i Ius
.n'u "y"'u "n'' a
" ~ nN'p !" T,,,nas
.""n'I''t a,i' 9, a.
Inns" SUI ~o'I'",l ~,
tuu'tn n,''o ~ "'uvi ,rsl, ~.
tnc uoIl"' h'Hlo w "hu," U,''''
rt,I'Ecu u ions P'SS ''1ml M,,,,,3ty
auu 'hlIluu w, 'alt ''l ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-29
TOO WEAK
TO WORK
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Restored Mrs. Quinly's
Health. Now She Does
Her Homework

Shelbyville, Mo. ~ was only able
30 do light housework because for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-29
CAPITAL SQUAD WINS
shawnee Bnfflcd by Indians Acrinl
Work go Down In Defeat to
Tune of II to n.

OKLAHOMA CITY, OF 2S,-The
oklahoma city high school team
the Indians. hung another scalp up
10 dry today when they defeated
shawnee high school II to o, at
Western league park, beating inc
-
shawnee football eleven at their
own gamc-the aerial attack.
Using a series OF forward passes
that baffled thG visitors from shaw
nee, the oklahoma city nigh
schools eleven piled up 10 points
and held their opponents scoroless
In the first half. Shawnee put uu
a stubborn resistance and Che loca'
team was unable TO carry the ball
over the goal line by straight line
%pldnging tactics.
The victors scored first when Nc
Bride dropped a field goal behind tho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-29
ncmnscn.Glhbons Bout Assured.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. oct. Is
Assurance that the Dempsey-Gib-
bons fight will be held here on
Labor day was made today when
Frank Mccormick. local boxing pro-
moter. raised his guarantee on the
fight. Dempsey will receive as his
share Of tho fight 500, 900 and Glib
bons $40. 600. Jack Kcarns. Denp-
sey's manager and Mccormick made
this announcement this morning
after a long conference.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-29
Football Today
Local.

ID"uL
q. ~ Tulgt We. Haskell Indians at
kauras 'lty.
Tulso ltlgh 0opuomoroa w. IA
mona II. $. at Loo Stadium
State.
Oklahoma e.. va Nebraska g.. at
Lincoln.
southwestern W. Northwcetoru a.
WDdthcIfYId.
Philips O.. yH Texan G.. u. at Enid.
4. ~. S. seniors vs., Okmulg,u a..
g. seconds, az OLmulEou.
Y H. g. ircahmon w.. Ilar"moro
Military a. HrDOudg at tIuirmUIc.
I.Iscwhrrc. alphabetically.
Amherst 40. Hamilton uI AWhtTrt.
ARIZONA vs.. T,Kls MIuua al Tucson.
Bates va. Sew Hampshire 8.atu
az Lewiston.
Bostou University W.. Rhode L.
aud STAGE at BuHtuu.
Buokuoil W.. catholic University
Carnegie institute Vs. Allegheny
at ~lttBburgh,
Chicago Va. Colorado at Chicago.
Colgate Ns. Sew york tnIy,raIt,
at B"iughamtou.
Colorado Mines vs.. Utah Agsics at
Pueblo.
Colorado College W. Colorado Ag.
giles ut colorado SprIuEH.
Columbia ,s. MlllamH a. sew
YORK.
Cornell vs.. Dartmouth d. Ithaca
DclaHa are VS.. Washington at Nyw-
ark.
Dcuniaun Va. Miami nj Dayton.
Denver vs.. Wyoming at Denver.
do PAW w.. Georgetown at
GrccnCaStlC,
Fordham va Boston college At
Brooklyn,
Gcorgctown University w. George
Washington at " Arlington.
Georgia VI. Alabama roly. at Co
iumbuH.
harvard W.. Centre at Cambridge.
Illinois VI. Michigan az Urbaua
Indiana VS.. Notrc Dame at Indian
apoli-.
Johns Hopkins va. Western Mary
land AT baltimore.
KANSAS vs. kauHas Aggics at LAW
renee.
kentucky W. University Of South
nt Louisville,
Iatayouc va. Rutgers at Easton.
Lehigh Va West Virginia at South
Bethlehem
Louisiana state VS.. Alabama at
N"w Orleans.
Marylnrd vs.. North Carolina az
Dollcgc Park.
Mas,a, ".s,tts Angles vs.. Vermont
at Amherst.
Missouri Va. Drake at Columbia.
Montana vs.. whitman at Mistsoula.
Nebraska vs. Oklahoma at Lin
coin.
North Carolina state Va. Virginia
Mil. Inst. at Raleigh.
North Dakota w.. y, Dakota Ag-
A. 49,. - fAvNtl iftTNu
Ohio University vi. Baldwtn-Wnl-
lace at Athena.
Ohio Wesleyan vs.. Oberlin at Del
aware.
Penn. vs.. Pittsburgh at Philadel-
phia.
Penn state VI, Georgia Tech at
Sew York.
PRINCETON VS.. Virginia at Prince
ton.
PURDUE vs.. Iowa at Lafayette.
81. Louis VS.. Lombard at ~. Louis.
Southern California We. Pomona at
Los Angeles.
stanford vs.. oregon Aggics at Pa
10 Alto.
Stevcns W.. Trinity at IIobokcn.
Swarthmoro VS.. Muhlonherg at
Swarthmoro.
Syracuse w. Washington and JEFF
forsun at Syracuse.
Texas W Rice at Austin.
Army va, Susquehanna Al West
Point.
Navy vs.. eBthany It Annapolia.
utah vs. Idaho at Salt Lake city.
Vanderbilt vs.. Tennessee at Nash
Vile.
Vtllanova va Lebanon Valley at
! Nurristown.
Washington state VS., california al
Portland.
washington University w. Iowa
state at St Louis.
Washington and Ice Va. virginia.
Poly, at Lynchburg.
Western Reserve US. Wooster al
Cleveland.
Wisconsin vs.. Minnesota NJ Madi
son.
Yale vs. Brown at New Haven.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-29
Ruth Goes Into Vaudeville.

NEW YORK, oct. 2S.-Babo
Ruth transferred the scene of his
activities to Pittsburgh today. The
babe has Just signed "A contract with
a vaudeville magnate calling for 20
weeks at $4,000 "A week and will re-
hearse his act In Pittsburgh with his
partner, "DiCk" Cross,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-29
Latest Pictures
EnIrmount Mccts Mnshhnrn

TOPEKA, kan, oct 2s.-The
strong Paramount college eleven
will meet Washburn college here
Saturday. Indications are that ,
large part OF the game will be in tho
air, as both teams arc strong on
the aerial attack.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-29

feel like a different woman. | have
not taken any medicine during the
past three months and ! believe NV
ailment is cured. | am now able To
do all my Homework and attend 10 nv
poultry and garden. IL you feel that
my testimonial will benefit snyone
you are welcome 10 use it in your ad.
vertisements. Mrs, l.. ID. 0uINLY.
r. F. ID. No. 2, Shelbyville, No.
Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable
COMPOUND makes women strong
healthy and able &c bear their bur
dens and overcome those ills To which
they are subject;
Write Lydia II. Pinkham Medicin,
Co, (conhdential), Lynn, Mass.
about your health.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-29
high School Results

At Sapulpa 80. Lawtou 0.
At NUwata z. Tulsa 7.
At Oklahoma city a. Shawnee O.
Al Fairfax Z. Blackwell o.
Al pawucc 20. Morrison 0.
At clinton so, Snyder ~
Al Wliburtou 20, Potcau 0.
A. Cleveland 25. Jennings 0.
At Enid ", PuuCa city z.
Z At Purcell 80. Lindsay O..
At Norman 10, saltwater 7.
At kingrsher 26, NARROW 8,
Al carney 26, Luthcr 0.
At Pauls valley II. University
High 0.
At Edmond 81. Covington o.
At Bristow 45, Chandler O..
At Cordcll q, Hobart Fl.
Al Wagner High 6, Bacone Col
leRc %.
At McAlcstcr 81, Okmulgce IL.
At Muskogcc. Haskell 0, st.
IOscph's academy II.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-29
AGGIES.
BEATEN BY TEXAS.
Score Is % to 7 at End
of Hard Fought Battle
Between Schools

COLLEGE STATION. Texas, oct
28 Oklahoma A. and NJ went
down TO defeat after getting a lead
on the Texas Aggics In the first
three minutes OF their football game
here today. tho Texas Aggics win
ming % TO Z. oklahoma scored in
the first three minutes OF the first
quarter. when Hasbrook took Woav-
or's pass for a touchdown and VIII
% kicked goal.
Texas cvcncd up soon when WV
10 OF Texas blocked Wcay-r's punt,
and ran for u touchdown, Morris
kicking goal The score at the end
OF the first quarter standing Z TO Z.
Morris, Texas quarter. intercepted
Viewers punt from behind the
Texas goal In the first few minutes
OF play In the second quarter, and
made a placement kick from the
field from the 2O-yard line. netting
him three points The Texas full
then made a touchdown in the final
few minutes. but Morris failed to
kick goal. leaving the score at the
end Of the second quarter 1G to z.
Tho lineup;
Texas Pos. oklahoma
wilson ssss.s N|lCAolsol
Left end.
Wlnn ................. EthetluBe
Left tackle.
Murrah ................ Williams
Left guard.
Dubois ...........,...,. Williams
Center.
Dietrich ................. kroutel
Right guard.
o. a.uN 49,. 81 NNARA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-29

my perl
DDS were Excess
| had c c
medicine x
tensively adver-
tised and thought
! would give it a
trial. | took
about eight boxes
of Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound Tab
according 10
.NtVa4ftAHa I'D I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-29

goal posts when his teammates had
been held for downs 10 yards from
Shawnee's goal. The Kick vas from
the i5-yard line.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-05
RED PEPPER FOR
RHEUMATIC PAIN
Concentrated Heat Penetrates
Instantly and Brings Quick
est Relief Known

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Rovlcs Red Pepper Rub, made from
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store. SECT a jar at once, Almost in
slant relief awaits you. Use it foi
colds in chest. No matter what yot
have used for pain or congestion, dom
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-05

are spending few weeks VISITING
among the nome folks at crystal
Lake
W. V. strong made 70 business trip
TO Ottawa Wednesday,
Miss Charlotte Hanson was a Chi
cago shopper SATURDAY,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-05

NIarker--"I think the silt is off the
gingerbread as far as the marriage "r
the NevlyWeds is cUucrrBcd.' QUiS'
\ ser "Why do you say Jjat| Mark
: az Mrs NeWyWcd has started eat
Z ing onions again. Answers, London.
E. Every time members of the family
Neircle sing the old love songs a closer
unity is knit together. So it Is with
band Of boys and girls singing their
!, school and college songs a keencr
comradeship and loyalty is formed.
The phonograph also helps to develop
the love for goodness and klndnes. Ia
the home.
Call at our shop and let rs show
you how to keen good cheer in the
home. WADE FJitN. W.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-13
Ell DOCTOR WE'VE:

Manifesto sus ardientes deseos de ver
retornar los Comisionados habiendo
conseguido que Sc den la mano para bien
de nuestro pals y de nuestro destino,
asi como para honra y bien de la Patria
espafola, Ell partido autonomista y el
democratico de la metr6poli; que COM
prendiendo los altos intereses nacionales,
acepten nuestras soluciones para ell pro-
blema antillano.
Encareci6 la importancia del sacrif-
clio que hacen los comisionados, al de-
jar sus asuntos y separarse de sus fami
has que quedan aqui ansiosas esperan-
dolos, r1enos Ell sefior Degetau, al cual
ofreci6 ell senior We've Ell rarno de flores
que Sc levantaba en- ell centro de la
mesa, para que Ell senior Degetau 10 es-
parciera sobre la tumba de la madre
amantisima que lie ensenara a quere1
como otra madre la TERRA portorri.
quefia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-13
A'IaL DTn COMO HOY /
- 10y
"Recordar es vivir"--Dante.
''Recordar es vivir Dan,
IS DE sETIEMBRE DE 1896
GRANDrosA DEMONSTRATION soLIDARDAD TRIBUTADA
CoArsIoNADos coA1ITE AUToNoA1IsrA
JUAN, FUERoN

ia bandera de la patria, hemos de hallar
satisfaction cumplida a las justisimas
aspiraciones nuestras, de acuerdo con 10
que Ia moderna evoluci6n de las ideas
coloniales consagra como medic mas Sc
guro para afirmar para siempre los de-
rechos de la madre patria, en- relaci6n
de circunstancialidad y dependencia con
los inherentes a los de los pueblos que
han llegado por su mayoria de edad al
derecho de gozar ampliamente los be-
neficios de la libertad conquistada tras
numerosos sacrifcios por sus ascendien-
tes.
Ell orador Sc extend16 en- considera-
clones tendencies a demostrar que den
tro de la crisis politica que atraviesa
La Madre patria, es este ell momento mas
oportuno de llevar las seguridades de
nuestras disposiciones, no quebrantar
nj consentir que Sc rompan nj siquie-
ra momentaneamente ell equilibrio de
una paz moral necesaria para la vida
nacional, siendo la mejor garantia para
esta afirmacion ell paso que Sc intenta, en-
provision de los males locales que minan
nuestra vida polftica, y que descansan
en- los errores Y lamentables equivocacio
mes de nuestros adversarios, miInados
con exceso por los poderes metropoliti-
cos, con lesion enorme para los antilla-
nos fervientes, adoradores de las ideas
de hbertad y progreso.
Termin6 dando seguridades de que la
Comision, interpretando con fidelidad los
sentimientos del pueblo portorriqueio
procedera con honradez al utilizar las
facultades que conceden sus compatrio-
tas, para dar cu4nplimiento al mandate
de la colectividad autonomista; no ha-
bra fusiones, pactos nj inteligencias con
los partidos peninsulares, sino en- ell Ca
so precise de que nuestra doctrina in
tegra, sin desmembraciones de ninguna
clase, pueda hallar cabida como solucion
nacionaI en- uno de los partidos democra
ticos de Ia metr6poli, 10 que significa
una victoria completa para los hechos
que, con tanto civismo como intense pa
triotimo, constituye Ell partido de la IL
bertad portorrique1a.
En- otro case, el pueblo autonomista
dira ell resultado de nuestra activa ges-
tion, y resolver& 10 que crea convenien
te los intereses colectivos.
La Comisi6n cump1ira con sus deberes,
los que lie imponen la confianza que en-
ella han depositado sus coTeligionarios,
los que la obigan, por Ell prestigio de
sus conciudadanos, por Ell propio senti-
miento de la dignidad, tan altamente
mantenida por .el pueblo portorrique1o.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-13
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