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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-29
Dean Selects
Best Pictures

NEW YORK. July 2f.--The year
1922 is half gone. This Is the year In
which motion picture producers
promised bigger and better pic
lures" A rccapitulation IL In order
This is best effected by listing Of
the best pictures OF the six months.
In the final analysis the list Of
best" pictures submitted here repre-
sents merely my own preferences, just
as any reviewers list contains thons
that have made the greatest impreo-
sion on him. However. the follow
ing selection was arrived at by ~
view of my own reviews OF thu ptor
lures and by comparing each picturo
against the other.
The ~ best pictures Of the first ~
months Of 1922 In my judgment are:
orphans OF the Storm"
Loves of Pharoah." Va
THE Storm"
"Nanook OF the North"
THE stroke OF Midnight"
''Smilin' Through"
"Grandna's Boy"
Trouble"
THE Ruling Passion"
Miss Lulu Bett-"
Sonny"
"
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WILL ROGERS

VIII Rogcrs isn't dong much these
days. Appears In the Follles every
night and two matinees a week and
gets up at a. m. TO go 10 Tarrytown
70 film exteriors for The Legend Of
Sleepy Hollow"
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Tho entire output Of Hep
worth Picture Plays. one Of the
largest concerns In England. viii
he distributed In the United
States. First two win b. The
City of Beautiful Nonsense" and
~Suul<ru HocisA-
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roDAy's PROGRAMS

Ninter In ~>enth cf easa"
CoIlNHIA--Hos stewart In The
<~x~ tssu~h Trail"
WINTER UAKpf>-s'rhe Woman
Whe Came usck.~ Coming sun
day. Alice Caihcon In The Anxei
az Cracked street"
ffSEt N--Anita Stewart In
Rose o. the S<a."
srRk>p-~onc Clear Csii' tsecond
wc~kf.
rolo~IAtr-s-Fhe Tale az xersia."
Scsniag ~ondAys Conway TeaFte In
s.<lsadew~ Of the Sea-"
oAk-sfrank Nsye IN Tracked 90
EArth.~ Co>uinr sondss. "onc
Teach ~ Mature"
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, with him 10 the say whirlwind Of
city ilfef
Read the contest rules carefully.
and then submit your solution 20
Manstfe'n great problem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-29

possibilities Of the motion picture.
Like them he has studied his part
in II. Now he heads a school 10
teach others what he has learned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-29

A new color process was used by
Penrhyn staniaws for nome scenes
In pink Gods" We were wonder
ing how he was going TO set 'em
pink.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-29

SIX riders on horves leap 80
feet from bridge into q river
IN when KnIghfhood Was In
Flower"
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Contest
Conditions
"a Prizes-Open
to All

Firrf prixe ..........& $500
Second prize ..- ........ 1900
Third 10 tenih prizes. Co
Iumbia pas. for two for
balance of season
Eleventh prize .....,...... 500
Twelfth and thirteenth 80. ESQ
Fourteenth Ia twenty fourth
Tickets for The Storm"
The above prizes are offered by
The star for tho best answers 10
IN. problem Of Mansste. heroine
Of The Storm which Il TO bc
shown soon At tho Columbia
nameiyi
should rfri choose . city
mAn or an outdoors rGsanT
RULES
Letters must not exceed ZOO
words.
Answers must be written on
ono side Of paper only.
Decision Of judges 20 DO final.
Employees Of Tho star. Columbia
and Universal Exchange barred.
Address Problem Editor. Seattle
Star.
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COLO N A l.
~sHADows OF THE SEA"

tHeIznfck)
Cant Carson ..........c Conway Tsarle
Tyorofhy Jordon. ........... Doris Kenyon
Audraws. ................C Crawford Kent
Ralph Dean. ...........A Arthur Houseman
a gentleman adventurer Is Con.
way Tearle In his latest screen play.
Shadows OF the Sea-" opening Sun
day At the Colonial. a sea rover, a
man OF really high ideals and educa-
ton. who gets his thrill In life thru
the seemingly harmless defiance Of
certain maritime and government
laws that have to do with the trans
portation Of contraband goods, r. the
character TearIe is called upon to
portray.
The attraction ~ not without
goodly share Of romance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-29

Marshall Neiisn's NEXT picture viii
be ''The Strangers Banquet by
Dom Byrne.
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CO L u M B / A
~rrIE SAGE BRlIsH TRAIIr


Cwe.ssrni
I-.w .rax Marjorie paw
E-st fohnnie walker
t.~~ rns.re ...........4...Wa wallace hesfy
He was quick on the draw. and how
he could ridcs Tho sheriff % silver
ton. Aria. upheld the law In the
widest. rawest town Of the south.
west. How he fights thru thick and
thin 10 show his love for q pretty
little school teacher from the East
adds many thrilling situations 20
sThe Sage Brush Trail" the new III
II. Van Loan story which II being
shown AZ the Columbia with Roy
Stewart az the sheriff.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30

ColnE Nrfxr-lss. shan BE- great n
the deh, q the Lord. sna ~ s,nii
driak no vine nor arosg drink.
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INTRODUCTION.

Our lessons pass sfrom the Old Tesla.
ment to the New: from the last prophet
Malachi 10 the Gospel OF Luke. About
four hundred years have passed since
Malachi promised the coming OF a mess
ensef from Cod who should be like
Elijah the prophet. Our lesson tells us
OF the. fulfillment OF that prophecy.
There are four wondious writings
which tell OF the coming. the ministry.
and the death and resurrection OF the
Messiah whom we know as Jesus Christ
the Lord and Saviour. These writings
arc called Gospels because they tell Of
the good news" flor that In what "gos.
pI'' mcans) OF salvation by Christ. Our
studies for six months will be In the
Gospel OF Luke. We remember from
our study In Acts last year that Luke
WIS q companion ana friend Of the
apostle Paul. and that be wrote the
hook OF Acts facts I'D after he wrote
this Gospel. In beautiful language
Il: La Luke tells Us how and for what
purpose he wrote this account OF Me
life and tachlng Of Jesus. In the first
chapter he tells W concerning the birth
81 John the Baptist who had bsen
promised In the Book OF Malachi 70
come Al a second Elijah.
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A Son Promised

zachaitas was praying man. ana his
prayer was heard. On the basis Of his
prayer the promise rests that his wife
Elizabeth should bear him n son. More.
over. ths divine message through the
angel was 70 definite as TO mention the
naming Of the coming babe who should
be called John. We may reverentiy I'm.
agtne that this was said 20 mike the
promise more real 90 the thought OF
zacharias should be exceedingly glad.
snd that many others should rejoice at
the birth OF this promissd son. The
reason for this Joy In given In verse
fiftsrn. The babe should become great
In the sight of the lord. Furthermore, 4
he Was 20 he set apart with the vow OF
the Naxarite. involving total abstinence
from wine and strong drink. Moreover
he should b.. filled. with the Holy spirit
nom his very birth. Thus he was 10
bcrome a special messenger OF God TO
his generation. Ills ministry was TO b
blessed with much fruit. for many Of
his people would he turned thereby 20 q |
personal acceptance and service Of God.
The ministry. q the. future prophet =
further declared that he should 10 Q
mssseaEer pt God who should disrharss
his duties In the spirit and power %
Elijah. Here the angel no doubt had In
mind and lniprtised upon zahhaIias the
prophecy Of Malachi concerning the
snssssngsr who should come TO prepare
she Nay for As yle6sfah-
In erncrll terms the work Of this
coming prophet would b by prociama-
sioa. aad tsachins TO prepsrs ths people
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LESSON NOTES.

Zaeharias Receives . Great Promise.
luke fs.isl Tho inspired writer
Luke. having briefly stated his purpose
70 draw up an accurate account u the
things which were accepted among the
early believers In Christ proceeds 10 re.
late how John the promised forerunn~r
OF eNsiah was born. While Herod was
King. Of Judca a certain elderly priest
named Zacharias and his wife Elizabeth
are mentioned az blng especially plous
i<ople, They were childlesS and were
now advanced In age. zacharias belonged
10 one OF the twenty.four courses OF
pricsts who had been appointed BY KIM
David In ancient times to offer in turn
the Incense upon the altar within the
inner tmple. II apears that these
courses were reinSfated after the Cap.
tivity. and were carefully preserved. In
The order OF his course Zacharlas was
chosen BY lot TO have the privilege and
DUTY Of offering the incense. There were
- many priests that Il was necessary %
choose among them by lot who should
actually perform the service. II came
70 q man only once In a lifetime. This
was the great opportunity Of this aged
and pious priest.
While he was engaged In prayer and
the sweet fumes Of incense afess srcm
tho altar he saw an angel standing on
the rjght side Of the altar. II had been
centuries perhaps since any teacher OF
prophet Of Israel had been 10 graciouslv
distinguished. zacharias evidently had
no doubt a. TO the reality Of this az
pearance 70 him.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30

In the Acts OF the Legislature OF
1878 this language II found: Tho
county OF Potter In named In honor
OF Robert Potter. a distinguished
Texan In the days OF the Republic"
Judge Fillmore quotes from Wheel
er's History Of North Carolina: Il
once thought after had prepared n
sketch OF him. that would omit II.
and pass In silence the name OF one
who had been a member IN the AZ.
sembly and representative Of his dis
tfict IN Congress. But truth de
mands that not only the good he no
ticed. but those who have been no.
torIouv for other qualities" Potter
left North Carolina and came 70
Texas In 1895. after being expelled
nom. the assembly ly resolution
charging him with cheating nj
cards." lie had been In Texas for a
short while only when the people Of
Nacogdoches. attracted By his bril-.
lance OF intellect and suavity OF
manner elected him 10 represent
them ut the Constitutional Conven.
ton. which met at Washington on
the Brasos. where he became q sign
CT OF the Declaration Of Independ.
ence. Having served at one time AZ
q midshipman. he was made secre
tary OF the Navy In the Texas Re
public. lie located a large tract Of
land overlooking Soda lake In what
IL now Marion County. ana was elect.
ed from this district to the Senate
OF Texas. After serving one term
he went home and was killed there
March 2. 1sfs.
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9. Now Il came TO pass. while he exc
cuted the priests Office before God In
the order OF his course. 3 According 20
the custom Of the priests office. his lot
was 70 enter into the temple Of the
Lord and burn incense. 10 And the
whole multitude OF the people were
praying without at the hour OF incense.
u And there appared to him an angel
OF the Lord standing on the right sfdh
ofethe altar OF incense. II And zachs.
rtas was troubled when he saw him. and
fear. fell upon him. ~. But the angel
saId unto him. Fear not zacharias: be.
cause thy supplication In heard and thy
vile Elizabeth shall bear thee. a son.
and thou shai call his name John. IL.
And thou shalt have Joy and gladness
and many shail rejoice al his birth. rs.
For he shall be- great In the sight OF the
lord. and he shall drink no wine nor
strong drink: and he shall be filled with
the Holy Spirit. even from his mothers
womb. IL And rn1ny OF the children Of
Israel shall he turn unto the Lord their
God. II And he shall 20 before his face
In the spirit and power Of Elizabeth 10
iusn the hearts OF the fathers "a tho
cs1dren. and the disobedien 20 walk IN
the wisdom Of thu jusL; TO make ready
for the Lord people prepared for him
II INA Zachar!as said unto this angel,
Whereby shall know this7 for am
an old man and my wife well stricken
IN years. ~ And the angel answering
mid unto him. ! am Gabriel. that stand
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Zaciiarias' Doubt.

Under the circumstances this doubt
was natural. and the expression OF II was
frank. But still II was not justified. He
should have accepted the angels mes.
sage without hesitation. His state Of
mind IN well illustrated by the many
cases where some wonderful good news
In announced and In felt to he. In the
common phrase. too good to be true"
We have notable case of this In the
disciples who doubted the resurrection
OF Jesus luke s4:ii-ii). Another In.
stance IL that Of the group OF disciples
at Mary's house In Jerusalem who were
praying for Peters release from prison.
ard yet doubted when little Rhoda de-
clared II was true facts i2l3.i5)
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II appears fi'om what follows that tho
dumb old priest remained through his
appointed time OF service. and returned
10 his home where he waited. we may
be sure humbly and trustingiy. for the
fuifilment OF the promise. This came
In due time. and when the babe was
born kindred and friends proposed thar
he should be named for his father: but
he. writing upon a tablet. declared in
accordance with the instructions Of the
angel that he should be called John. His
trust and confidence were rewarded.
The sign had been accepted. faith had
irfumphed. and now the dumbness
passed away. and recovering his speech
the, glad father broke into praise OF
God verses 55.7s).
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ris-eoD. The caution OF age and the
memory OF long years OF disappointed
hope combined TO make even ~ devoted
d soul AZ that OF zacharias somewhat
skeptical. We remember that when n
similar promise was made 10 Abraham.
sarah was doubtful and even laughed.
zacharias wished some further token OF
certainty. lie and his wife were now
AIRED and had long given up the hope OF
offspring Could not some surer token
OF what would have 10 be- a miracle be
granted 10 hirng The angel answered
the doubt OF zacharlas IN two ways:
~ lie declared that he wa Gabriel
Who stood In the presence OF God and
was sent TO speak 10 Zacharias and 20
bring these good tidIngs. The angels are
often mentioned In the Scriptures. but
only two are named. Michael the arch.
angel and Gabriel. mentioned In Daniel
sis; s.si. % a token In given. but II IL
In the nature OF rebuke and punish.
ment. For his lack OF faith the priest
should he smitten dumb from now until
the date when the promise should be
fuifiiied.
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Telephone Pioneers Meet.
n Assoeinfsd Pre-

CLEVELAND. o.. Sept. 2s-Thc trail
blazers OF the telephone-the men and
women who entered the industry In Its
early days and have watched IL develop
into vast net work OF wires covering
the continent today-were arriving In
Cleveland tonight for the opening Of the
ninth annual convention OF the teie-
phone pioneers OF America tomorrow.
More than two thousand are expected
to attend. all Of whom have been nc.
lively engaged In the telephone business
longer than twenty-one years.
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Angels and Visits.

We naturally think here Of the story
Of the coming OF the three angels TO
Abraham 20 promise the birth OF an
heir Genesis 1si.i5l. Likewise. the ar-
count Of the visits Of the angel on n
similar mission 10 Manoah and his wife
~ told In Judges 1920 regarding the
birth Of Sampson,
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INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY ScHuuL
LESSON FOR oCTOBERl.

for the immediate coming Of the prom.
led Messiah.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-08-04
Liberal and the R. r.

10 bear on the committee at
Washington sh ,wing that the
proposition is going through and
is being strongly backed by the
business men Of Liberal, the X.
& 0 viii be safe. Should Liber.
al go against the project and it
is allowed to drift the other road
would no doubt secure a charts ar
and b, put through. This would
u can the end cf the K. & o. and
what it would mean in loss OF
business no one likes to conside er.
Men who have seen a mum ber
of railroads built and under con-
struction say that the road
north vest ward Hugoton
is as g1o1 as any pay Road
and batter than the Rock Island
, whea it was first laid here. AS
traffic increaces and the ne, d
arises it will be improved ana
heavier steel laid.
The election for tho voting Of
bonds through Stevens county
has been called for September 6
aud from all info m stiun which
comes in there seems to be NO
doubt Tut that tie projection
will carry there.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-08-04

E W. Simpson of Liberty says
The Democrat-Heralj was all
wrong in calling that baby of
his q democ ratio voter-says it's
u republican voter. That looks
like starting the baby off with
an xful handicap, but of course
We'll have to let him have his
way.
Ernie Burt is out again the
same as usual, and says his leg
is as god as ever.
C. G. Cra Word and b. c.
Rhodes of Oklarado were in
town Tuesday.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-08-04
For Co. Treasurer

take this opportunity of
placing my name for the consid-
Grafton of the voters of tie re-
publican assembly and direct
primary for the Office of county
treasurer, shall be truly APP
preciative of any support that
may be extended me.
Earl c. Denney.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-08-04
Call for Legislative Assembly

An assembly of delegates repre-
senting the democratic voters Of
Prowers and Baca counties is
here by called to be held at the
court house in Lamar. Colo, on
Monday. Aug. z. 1922. at 1:30
o'clock p. m., for the purpose OF
naming candidates to go on the
primary ballot for the democratic
nomination for representative In
the twenty fourth general assem-
bly, of the state of Colorado. to
rep esent the legislative district
comprising Prcwers and Baca
counties.
Apportionment of delegates
will be the same as for the state
democratic assembly.
Dated this 24th day of July,
1922.
Alfred Todd,
District Chairman.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-08-04
How The Master Driver
Became Master Tire Builder

American tires that have ever taken
first place In the French Grand Prix.
They have won for three consecu-
tive years In the 600-mile Indian
apolis Sweepstakes. So far In 1922,
Oldfelds have lowered four Worlds
Records and seven track records.
The Wichita Test Run gave evil
dence Of Oldfield superiority In tour
ing-when a set of four Cords COW
cred 1885 miles over rutted, frozen,
winter roads, performance at
tested by the Mayor of Wichita.
See your dealer and get set of
these rugged tires that Barney Old
field has developed and perfected
through lifetime of practical tire
experience. Their performance will
convince you that they are "The
Most Trustworthy Tires Built"
The Democrat-herald., 1922-08-04
Baca County Fair
From First Hage

On the Fl st program day of
the fair one of those sky acrobat 4
will jump from the plane 3,CCo
feet in air with a parachute,
and at another tine one of the m
will just tun be off the plane las
it will look TO the audience) .
without parachute or ans ythine
else to save him.
The management has also been
fortunate in securing the prom.
ise of the governor of the stat e
to honor US with his presence at
the fair, accompanied by his ac-
complished wife, and NO doubt
by other state officials.
Also on the first program day
of the fair there will be an old
settlers reunion, and at night
an old settlers meeting, when
every old timer will be expected
to give a brief account of hi.
iold-time stewardship, after the sc
short talks the governor giving
the principal address of the
evening.
The fair last year was acc ,u 1t.
ed marvellous, and will this year
be made one of the great fairr
of the entir. west. and with the
wondt rful special lectures pu,
On he first day ought to have
an attendance OH that day OF
20, COO people.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-08-04
Wants Bids

To repair school house in dis
trict %, known as the Smart
school house. Job will go TO low.
est respon sible bidder. See the
board for repairs needed, and
bios must be in by the 18th of
August, 1922
By the Board of Directors
II. V. ] ,seph, E. r Kern. Nc
bic Reynolds. Harvey Hester ana
l. .siie Jo, eph. al of Maxey. were
in town on the 20 h
Ger. Le2el and fred H Ulster
were over frnm Nila.. .'oston on
~he 29tt..
The Democrat-herald., 1922-08-04
For Assessor

l wish the readers of the
Democrat Herald to be advised
that will be cand idate for
county assessor on thu republic.
an ticket, subject to the deci-
sion of the republican convention
and primaries. Any favors will
be appreciated.
J. w. Jackson.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-08-04
For County Treasurer

Mrs. Mary Madden wishes the
Democrat Herald to announce
her candidacy for nomination
fJr county treasurer on the re-
publican ticket, and gives as her
motto :. fficiency, service. and
always on the job" Cand idacv
subject to the decision of the
republican convention and the
primaries following.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-08-04
For Treasurer

Elmer r.. Ballard wisher the
Democrat-Herald to announce
his candidacy for nomination for
county treasurer on the repub-
lican ticket. subject to the
republican convention and the
primary election. Mr.. Ballard
solicits Your support, and will
appreciate all favors.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-08-04

TN 1908, driving the "999" racing
car, Barney Oldfeld started his
career of victories that later
earned him the title of Master
Driver of The World" To over
come the tire weaknesses that made
racing difficult and dangerous, he
studied tires-specifed materials
supervised construction.
Today, Barney Old6eld is known
as the Master Tire Builder"
Starting with the crude tires which
carried the 1893" one mile in sixty
seconds. Oldheld gradually de-
vcloped his famous Cords-a set of
which covered 500 miles at eighty
eight miles an hour without a
change.
In three years Oldfeld tires have
won every important race on Amer
ican speedways. They are the only
The Democrat-herald., 1922-08-04
For Sheriff

E. p. Mcfarland wishes the
Democrat Herald to announce
his candidacy for nomination
for shexif on the republican
ticket. subject to the decision Of
the republican con vention and
the primary. HIS motto-the
perfor nance of duty and econo-
my.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-08-04

Marion Lasley writing from
Stonington says it is time we
were having a poli,i al house
c'esninR. That's the fee ing all
over the county, republicans and
democrats alike. The other part
of the feeling Is that there must
be an end to "Intolorable taxa
ton"
The Democrat-herald., 1922-08-04
For Sheriff

l hereby announce my
candidacy for the office of
sheriff of Baca county, subject to
the action of the Republican
convention and primary election.
| solicit your consideration and
your support
A. NJ. Lucas.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-08-04

Changes in ads. and new ads.
want to be in early-not LAT,
than Tues day. the earlier the
better.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-08-04
Politically Announced
REPUBLICAN,
For Co. Assessor

am candidate for county
assessor On the republican ticke!
subject to the will of the voters
of Baca county. l solicit your
support.
Floyd E. Brisendine.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-08-04

We carry a complete
line of undertaking goods
and furnish a funeral di-
rector.
Truax Hdw. 6 Furn. Co.
Springfield, Colo.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-08-04
CIR Dr,nurrat-N -Nrraln

s,si,xacii Herald c,.lhlish I'd in Scptcmbe'.
1851. The Bacn County Democra, established in
December. 1912.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-08-04

The Two
Consolidated December /. 1919
The Democrat-herald., 1922-08-04
S. M. Konkel, Editor and Owner

Entered at the Springfield. Colorado Pos.ofec as
Second Clnsa Matter.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-08-04
Locals

Wall paper at 9 cts. Second
Hand Store.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-08-04

In ordering change of address. be surc to civ
both the old address and the new
The Democrat-herald., 1922-08-04
DISC ROLLER

l have installe a new disc roller
in my shop and vuote to you the
following prices for else rolling
IA indh 80 16 inch .35
l8 inch 40 "a inch 100
26 inch l.25 28 inch 1.50
Chas. J. Malnberg
Stoninston Colorado