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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-26
YOM KIPPUR To
Be OBSERVED
Services Will be Held in Syna-
gogues of Perth
Amboy

The Day of Atonement, or Yom
Kippur as it is named in Hebrew,
falls due this year Monday, october
2, and is observed by the Jewish
people in all parts of the world
with u~nvarying solemnity from sun
set Sunday evening, October /, until
sundoYn of october 2. No other
holiday of the synagog is invested
with such importance as is attach
ed TO this day of soul-searching and
repentance. 1t is perhaps the most
distinctly Jewish holiday of the
synagog, n that is most pervastve
and states in fullest measure the
ultimate goal and purpose of Is
rael's striving. The Messianic full
fllment of the Jews as well as hu-
manity's destiny is fore-visioned m
the liturgy of this service.
The ceremonial observance of h
Day of Atonement requires the wor-
shipper to withdraw from all world
ly cares, and, forgetful of the work
aday affairs which have occupied
him during the year, give himself
unto God in thoughts of prayer and
repentance. The devout tarry in
the synagog from morning till even
ing, abstaining from food and drink,
so that by affecting their souls they
may the better purge themselves of
sin. Under the severe discipline of
this introspection and fasting the
worshipper exercises a larger de-
gree of ~self-control in his relations
with humanity and thus becomes
reconciled to man and God.
Yom kippur has a long ancestry.
and like many of the holidays and
ceremonials of tn, synagog has I'M
dergone changes during the CEN
turtles Of unbroken historical exist
in which the Jews have So
among men. In the Mosaic
Code, for example, on this day the
high priest in the temple performed
the important function Of expiation
the sanctuary, the priesthood
and the people.
In contrast to this priestly mon
opoly of service with it's external
forms CT e~xpiation. the rabbis of the
synagog clothed this holiday with
ders of the prophets of Israel and
invested it with the doctrines of
Gods mercy and paternal love. 1t
is due to the teachers of the syna-
cog that the Day of Atonement was
Of its sacrificial features as
those detailed in Leviticus 16:2-34
and Ezekiel 45:1S-20. According
TO their preachment the conception
Of atonement was altered to enforce
on the worshipper the truer verdict
all repentance must be effected
In the heart and soul of the sinner,
individual worshipper. Only
through his W efforts could a
genuine reconciliation with God and
nan be obtained.
One phase of the ritual in the
modern synagog is devoted to the
remembrance of dear mes called
to their eternal reward. The men,
services usually held in the af-
Of the Day OF Atonement
are solemn and impressive and are
intended to remember not only
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-26

those members of the Jewish COM
munity who have passed away but
to commemorate all good and noble
men and women who have served
the cause of humanity and IN
creased peace in the world.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-26
Fire Stops Voting

NEWARK, Sept. 26:-Voters of
the third district of the tenth ward
in this city were prevented tempor-J
arily from voting at the primary
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-26

election early today because of a
fire which destroyed the interior of
the Walnut street school where the
polling place was to be located.
Some ballot boxes and books
were destroyed and election officials
i'm. ediately replaced them. A vot-
ing place was obtained nea the
burned school and the election pro-
ceeded.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-26


1t is said the pumpkins were
stolen from the Copperthwaite
farm.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-02
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Ia pues en- e caso conetdo
puede snbsanase por el procedmento odinaro 2l5
quc por seatenca ne hufra sido dcclRddo rodgos
eo observa que aunque % Ia prodgaidad
embaguez habtu restccion de la capadad para que
estos oeto peco reurimieto de Ia sente
prodigaidad embriague bastandd una simple de
caraci6n-art. 257.
qne dc aediccoM ciUi tanbi6n son
ues pfmara noa selo de u
la aeriminal ell presidio la
erehos inherentes la capacidad ciy Seeavo
ncisos al estudiar
rrespondientes secciones
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tfnez Ruiz 1885,
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tutela principle de unidad unidad que va
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quiere decir ndad direction eg
sceavola 22 toda "a responabidad
dnico de las getiones de
personals qen enga que para adsar bien
edar por 81 Manresa I57 La hscalza
areuo que estdamos 10 dice,
negaran cencia para
deteinad0s contftos dichos mehos 2s
2S5 emancpdos los padres tutor
enen fsealizac5n neeesdad obligation de per
Dsto para gravamen los bic
nmuebles S07 Las obgaones del tutor
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puede por M lleva eecto pesonalsmc
marponio otorgar guardian persona
bnes del incapacado ESaS funone dviden dos gupo
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Ademas tpor ene varias phbones las d art
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-02

's sSzes it.s stS' -
VIA con un ferviente fervor patriotico
len los corazcnes polacos; habfa cam
Ibiado Il espfritu en- decadencia, con-
virtiendclo su espiritu elevado del
|montanes que le enseii6 en- su juven-
tud crear sus fuerzas ffsicas y como
Icer como es que deben aplicarse en-
Ila vida.
Sus servicios lie hicieron acreedor al
capelo cardenalicio en- JUNO del afio
ipasado, en- Ell llamado "Sacro Colegio"
de Cardenales presidido por Ell propio
Benedicto XIV. s.'. 4
Comd 10 hizo Pho x, de la misma
manera Pic xI lleyara al Papado el
vigor de los hijos nacidos en- la cum
bre de los Alpes. Pero Pic XI no fue
un campesino como 10 fue Pic x, nj
lun noble como Benedicto XIV, Viene
lel de la clase media. Como Benedic-
to, fue electo, Papa en- tempo mas
, premature de 10 acostumbrado, y tam
bien, como Benedicto, fue nombrado
Cardenal pocos meses antes de lie
gar a la Silla de San Pedro. Pero,
no asi como Benedicto, ell nuevo Pa
pa hizo suscarrera diplomatica y ecle.
Isiastica, rinJiendo importantes SER
! vicios, en- el Vaticano. En- tanto que
por muchos amos Benedicto tuvo Il
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-02

ventaja de trabajar bajo la direction
del gran Secretario de Estado de Leon
XIII, Cardenal Rampolla, Ia linica mi
sion dipIomatica de Monsenor Ratti,
ha sido la pfestada en- Ia Diocesis de
Polonia
Tan pronto como las dos tercerasi
parties de la votaci6ns eligio al Carde-
nal Ratti para la Santa Sede, el Car
denial Vanutelli, Dean del Sacro Cole
gio, Sc acerc6 6l y lie pregunto, Sc
gun la costunbre, 81 aceptaba la cleo
.ci6n. El elegido respondio: "Ya que
les la voluntad de Dios, no puedo deso-
bedeceY,. Entonces fueron corridos los
doseles d. ocultaban los otros cardena-
les, quedando solo cubierta la caseta
IdeI nuevo Pontffice. Este Sc realiza
para demostrar que ell Conclave en-
conjunto lie rinde obediencia al nuevo
Jefe de la Iglesia. Ell Cardenal Vanu-
telli Sc acerco entonces al Cardenal
Ratti v lie interrogo que nombre iba
IA elegir como Papa, respondiendo es-
| te: "Pio XI". Ell Cardenal Ratti fue
escoltado Embellishments hasta las
habitaciones papales, para que Sc des-
pojara de sus vestidos de Cardenal y
Sc revistiera con los ornamentos pom
ttifcales.S Ell nuevo Papa fue traslada-
DO asi a la Capilla Sixtina, donde los
Cardenales, segun sus ranges, lie be.
saron los pies al nuevo successor dc
San Pedro, luego su diestra, despues
de 10 cual ell Pontffce les abrazo unc
uno echandoles su primera bendi.
ci6n apostolica. Luego siguio la ben.
dicion al pueblo de Roma y al mundo
b Ell nuevo Papa no sera un Papa
4 Cardenal como los que le eligieron
H Sera, por. el contrario, segun creemos
i,nosotros, un, verdadero Padre esprit
tual de. todos los catolicos, y, puede
que tambien, sino un padre, a 10 me.
4 nos una poderosa Influenza cristians
entire los que no pertenecen a su re-
ligion,
(Traducido de ''The OutloOck"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-02
PRoNTUARIo.

sHetos edad, epancpddos
egalc que decir ell C0igo enores de ead<
legamente" refere los de edad
hneanos padre tenendo padre madre est6n
baio la plra potestaar 237 La expression nO emancpados
lgaente solo que hayan egado la mayoria de
ea g1n nciso del 3O pues las dema emancpaciones
art 2 p:eeptda anto la vOnara de los padres la
emancipation cOnere poder admnistfar los bee j.
302 efecuada matrmoniO, inc art 302
tan incudas Ia expression mancpados egalmen bien
cao pesep SO que exge todos casos e
pear capacad de los emanpados egamente3 Sceayoa 1876
Iseso. Esp lS96y u Die 1898 - Cceavola 227
aanque tengan interrdlos 1acidos,
sordom qa span cscibir C6digo que
suetos ea primera parece que Codgo hace si
n6nas las palabas oos emenes el coneepo
vulgar la deencia equiyae perturbation mental ella
uye abien Ia mbeciliad mncho ley considera
gual loco emente sendo prHeba de elo el art 20
preeepto puede norar locos, deentes,
etc Sin embargo los dementeso ocos gdn aulO
cnetan inudas aquelas que pueen
vida de modo comm ordnafio La ID
dos determinar que demente neapaz
a momento 6cido l1ciao
en a apaedad haer teamento preia designation
81 Nota de dos facnatos que
672 e excuye de la uela sordo
aaos leer nj ecfbi aaupaEados locos
M maecfda Ia noche de Ia inegeneia diio March,
dompa suelo2 Manesa III Aunque onite que
Be obnef declaration lie locura precise
cearacdn ieal que que exee
en euanto los pf6gos ebos ppes preceptda
basla information neesdad esperar
la loco peae pelgfo dehe asuaraaf haatA
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-02
Ell HoGAR INFANTIL, REcIBE
YARIOS DoNATIvOs

Il Hogar Infantil ha recibidc este
mes, los siguientes donatiyos le Ia
escuela "Baldorioty de Castro: Prin-
cipa1 senora Benftez una GAIA de le.
che. De la escuela "Jose Julidr
Acostap, Principal sefioEita cuaGrado
siete dollars para olan De Ia es-
cuela "Iuchetti,' Principal seiiosa del
Vale, ocho dollars y de la escuela
Rafael Cordero7, Principal seuora
Encarnaci6n de Martinez, dos latas
de galletas de soda, un sacuito de
|harina de trigo = una GAIA de unfda
Biscuit.
Fl HOsar Infantil queda muy agra
decide de los donativos hechos por
dichas eseuelas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-02

MERcADo DE AzUcAR

Cable yecibido por Lamborn y Co.
San Juan, 2. R, de su oicina de
New York
Lures, mario 10. aIercado fine.
Sc han efectuado ventas de- Cuba
montantes a 100000 sacos, embarque.
en- Ia primera quincena de mario, a
2 sll6: de Puerto Rico, 10000 saccs
a Ia Warner Sugar Refining Co., New
York, para embarque en- la primera
quincena de mario. S61, 10000
sacos q Ia American Sugar Refining
Co.. embarque en- MARIO, s.7s costo.
seguro flete. Boston, Mass. Mr. A.
H. HimleE de Havana Cables estima
la coseeha de Cuba en- ss5s0s71 To-
neladas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-02
EL NUEV0 PAPA

* q t ~ 81
tContinuaci6n de la pagina 81 M
ca anteriormente un nuevo Papa eli
gi6 su Secretario de Estado inmedia-
tamente de pasada su elecci6n.
Ac.liI.e Ratti naci6 en- Desio, no nluy
|lejos d Milan, hace sesenticinco amos.
| Su padEe, Francesca Ratti, director de
una "a rica de sedas, no era nn hom-
/ re rieo, ,,er3 5i acomodado un buen
ivivir y les ai5 a todos sus hijos una
buena educaci6n. Guiado por su pie
dad profunla, Achille Sc dedico los
Iestudios eclesiasticos.
La naturaleza lie concedi6, una fuer-
"a ffsica, mental y espiritual asom-
brosa. Nacido a la vista de sus que
ridos Alpes, encontr6 muy natural de-
dicarse al ejercicio favorito de los
montaneses. Asi pues, fue conocido
luego en- casi toda Europa como un
famoso explorador de montanas. Ca
mino Y trep6 por los intrincados ris-
COS sin I'm guia que 10 llevara por los
iignorados vericuetos, y siempre solo
hizo recorridos asombrosos. Puede
lenorgullecerse de haber celebrado mi
sa en- Ell pico mas alto de los Alpes,
donde ningdn otro sacerdote jamas 10
VERTIGO asi. Entire sts libros favori-
tos aparecen muchos de aventuras Y
|excursiones monteriles.
Entire sus aficiones escolares esta-
ba la de la enseiianza y ella Sc de-
dico en- ell Seminario de Milan. Mas
tarde fue nombrado para hacerse car
|go de los archives v biblioteca Ambro-
siana. Su direction fue tan eficaz y
de tanto exito, que fue llamado a ha-
cerse cargo de la gran Biblioteca del
Vaticano. Cuando dejaba Milan para
|trasladarse Roma uno de sus ami
gos fntimos lie profetizo: "Sale I'd. de
|aquf con su sombrero negro. Volve-
ra con un sombrero rojo. Y no tarda-
ra mucho sin que luzca su cabeza el
sombrero blanco".
Ell doctor Ratti habfa acceptable su
nombramiento de bibliotecario del Va
ticano a condici6n de que Sc lie permi-
tiera ir al norte acknowledgements en-
tire meses, para visitar su anciana ma
DIRE. Una yez Benedicto XIV declare
que Monseor Rnatti habfa realizado
mejor trabajo en- sus pocos meses en-
la Biblioteca que sus predecessors du-
rante sus largos servicios. ~.
Monsefior Ratti permaneci6 en- el
Vaticano hasta que Sc le asign6 para
Iservir en- Polonia (1918) como Visi+
tante Apostolico y mas tarde como
Nuncio. En- aquel tempo Polonia Sc
hallaba extranamente apartada de la
religion, debido la propaganda CO.
munista emanada de. Ia Russia boIche-
yique. Y fue obra de la ardua labor
del Nuncio que pudo atajarse ell bro
tie de radicalismo que ALI amenazaba
todo, tanto la Iglesia como al Esta-
do. Ell DIR. Ratti lucho cor. exito. Ci-
mento su infiuencia peFnianeciendo en-
su puesto de Varsovia cuando los de-
mas diplomaticos Sc iban de la ciu-
dad temiendo la invasion bolchevi-
que v fue sus esfuerzos que Sc logro
salyar de la hecatombe-a los pobres
niiios polacos huerfanos de la guerra.
Cuando fue llamado de snuevc a Mi
Ian, para ser nombrado arzobispo de
aquella diocesis hace cerca de un aiio,
va el habfa transformado la politica
de Polonia Y, la moral vencida, revi-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-02

do cl mundo por medic de nuestra me,
dunn. Casese con un rico, sea felz.
Cientos de pretendientes ricos, atracti-
vos buenos, desean casarse. Foto-
graffas gratis. Envfe 80 centavos por
una subscription de cuatro mcses. $1.0O
por un aiio.
Florence BelIGire,
200 Montague st. Brooklyn. N. Y.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-02

SDebe un marido asesinar a un horn-
hre 81 este procura separarlo de Ia mu-
ief quien anal Yea Ia production
eMARIDO Y EsP0SA su estreno
en- ei Rialio el dia II de Mario, Saba
do En- el olimpo sl dia "A de mario.
Martas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-02
>AvIsO A LA SANDAL

Continda la extension de la epide,
mia de varicelas entire los niiios de
esta capital.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-02
los SENTIs SOLOS?
HoMBRES, MUJERES, NINAS, SOL
TERAS, vTUDAs.

Unase nuestro Club de Correspon-
dencia y hara muchos amigos intere-
santes Obtenga conocimientos en- to-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-10

TO nrpoEr eEMsNcFf.
tib Tho tuicl fso.s)
Washington. hrrll S.-Gon. Somcn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-10

shape. Chickasha put over the two
winning runs In the eighth. LUX.
hart was safe on Bailey's error and
was sacrificed to second by Dennis.
Gaines got scratch single. ndyanc
Ing Lukhart to third. Llsle walked,
Dorsey flew ont to Blair and Mabry
scoring Lukhart and Gaines.
Duncan got two men on bases IN Tho
ninth but were unable TO rut them
across. y
In spite Of the storm Saturday,
whioa put the roads In an almost
impossible condition. crowd OF
more than 800 Witnessed the game.
The two teams play at Duncan next
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-10
CHICKAsHA WINS
FROM DUNCAN IN
LID RAISER HERE

TIE 1922 baseball season hcre was
uahcl IN yesterday afternoon al
Grady field when 1e Chickasha
Travellers won an s to @ verdict over
the Duncan oilers. conceded TO be
one CT the i..ste5t semi-pro clubs IN
thego parts.
II was q good game for a season
opener. Although n slow affair, COZ.
erlng a period Of two hours and fif.
teen minues. there were occasional
flashes of real baseball.
Johnny Fant's Oilers twice had a
lead over the homellngs. but timely
hits coupled with costly hobbies on
the part OF the visitors. enabled
Bully McLean's followers to over
come these majorlties and finally
tuck the game under their belts.
Duncan started the scoring in tho
second inning when William Henry
Bailey commonly known as plain
Bill Bailey. formerly Of this city
walked and scored on Whites two
base blow to the right field swamps.
Mclean started rally in the sec.
e i that put the homelings in tho
i I'd. The Traveller manager singled
was advanced TO second when Hane
walked and both scored when
Catcher Lukhart smashed ont two
baser.
In the third inning, Duncan again
took the lead. Griffith walked and
scored on Fants double. FAINT scor
ed when Mclean threw wild to
third. The locals evened the couna
on Lefty Lisle's double into left
center Lisle went to third when
Griffith kicked Dorsey's grounder
and scored on Mabry's single.
Duncan tried to put the game on
ice in the sixth when they put over
two more runs. Bill Bailey again
walked, and advanced to second
when Mclean erred, giving White a
life at first. Both advanced on a
passed ball and scored on Griffith's
double into left. Meanwhile, two
fly balls we're knocked to the out
field but fast play held the men on
bases.
McLean's men smashed Duncan'a
hope in the seventh when they again
tied the score with single by
Lisle, double by Mabry and
triple by Kirkley. While Dennis,
who had relieved Parker was hand
ling the Duncan club wielders in fine
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-10
Indigestion Unchecked
Leads to Poisoning!
Fermentation Of Food In Digestive
Organs Cause Of Trouble

If you suffer from Indigestion it
is a sure sign that your system is
being slowly poisoned by the fer
mentation in the intestines. This
condition produces heartburn, chok-
ing sensations in the chest, feel
ing of heaviness or drowsiness, ir-
ritability, discouragement and des.
pondency.
MIR. M. J. Christopher, 5724 Key.
ser Street, Germantown, Pa, long
q sufferer from indigestion, writes;
before using DR.. A. w. Chase's
medicines. / felt so badly that l did
not care whether l lived or died.
suffered from indigestion and my
stomach would be so upset that even
a piece of bread and cup of coffee
would give me great pain. Since
taking DR.. A. w. Chase's XII Pills
can eat almost anything without
feeling any after-effects. The sore.
achy feeling which l used to have In
the lower part Of my back is gone,
and l feel SO ambitious to do many
things which ! could not do before"
You can buy Dr. A. W. Chase's
remedies at all drug stores. To be
sure of getting the genuine. see that
portrait and signature of A. w. Chase.
MD. are on each box. This trade
mark is your protection against imi-
tations and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ment. s.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-10
Learns To TOddIe
At Age ~, Is N0lU
a Cripple Again

Now Philadelphia. Ohio. April 10.
Anna Nay Espcnschlei, ~ year,
old. who walked for ale first time
two months aso was cripple again
today.
During the last year the child'a
body has developed from that OF o
II months old baby 10 that OF n
girl Of five. through special thy
roId gland treatment at the bureau
OF juvenile research.
Two months ago she learned 10
take her first steps. then 10 toddlc
along like IN infant. She took her
first real walk Friday and as she
was returning home tumbled and
fell.
Physicians declared her right
knee Joint was dIslocated but re.
pcaied efforts to force It back into
place have failed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-10
Held As Military
Prisoners, Slated
TO SerUe 10 Years

waDilngton, April 1O.-G. ID. Col
lIno and Roy Marshall, former mem
bers OF Company X. Slst Infantry
rro being legally held military prls'
oners at Alcatraz Island prison, San
Francisco, the supreme court held
today.
Collins and Marshall arc being
he'd pending transportation to Me
Nell's Island TO serve n ten.year
sentence imposed by an army court
martial IN Siberia where they werJ
found guilty OF robbing- natives.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-10

"a. cosfaok nntl-boishevik chlct,ain
rev out IN bail In New York on tho
thaFsol OF fur import firm viii ba
elected from the country as a "mur'
dorer of American soldiers aud
but her OF Innocent men. women
and children" II plans made today
by Senator Borah carry.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-10

nfty years." Is the prediction Of Sit
arthur Conan Doyle. noyell,i and
splrItualigt thronfn tho ualtad
States. lie starts n lecture tour
here Wednesday.
communicable with the dopa-t
ed" he said. "is q worry dellcpte
matter and much depends upon lao
medium. Some arc moio dslicaloly
sensol than others. Ticac lro al
snccolsinl medium. have com
municnied with twoaly persons IA
the spirit world"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-10

u'iahcna city. April s-LIfe In
,nFaatc business on tho eve OF its
creates. era OF prosperity. aaienmog
attending the life insurance sales
cong aga here wer told today by
Marmaduk colbya. PRECEDENT. OF the
Oklahoma Association Llfl Under
writer's.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-10

Summary: Two base hits, Fant,
Griffith, Edge, White, Lisle, Mabry,
Lukehart. Three base nit, Mabry.
Sacrifice hits, Dennis, FAINT. Stolen
bases, Black Blair parker. Earned
runs Chickasha 4, Duncan 2. Bases
on balls, off Black 5, off Parker 5,
off Dennis 0. Struck out, by Black
8, by Parker G, by Dennis 2. Hits
and runs, off Parker 7 and 6 in 6
innings; off Dennis 2, and none in
three innings. Winning pitcher
Dennis. Wild pitch, Parker 3, Black.
Passed balls, Lukehart, Edge. Time
of game, 2:15. Umplrcs: Herring
ton and Moss
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-10
Conan Doyle Says
SpiriiuaIism VIII q.
Soon SWeep Earth

ny Tie United Prcr.)
New York, April lO.-"Spiritual-
ism will sweep the world within
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-04-27

guarantee the Initiating maintenance costs,
which began to decline Immediately the federal treasury
closed to them
During each six month period March to August, both
inclusive) of 1915 1916 and 1917, the most profitable
in the history of American railroads. total manen
averaged less than 84000000 During the six
months of 1920 this being the period of private operation
inder the guaranty maintenance reached
monthly average of 100000 increase in the
age of S143O00,o0o, nearly 173 per cent
Total maintenance cost for the six months September
1920 February, 1921 inclusive averaged S99000O00
month less than the maintenance for the
preceding six month period of operation but with
the government guarantee.
MAKING GOVERNMENT PAY UNJUSTIY
THE CONCLUSION is INDISPUTABLE," DE-
CLARES DIR. WARNE, THAT IMMEDIATELY
UPON THE RETURN OF THE ROADS TO THEIR
OWNERS, BUT WHILE STILL ASSURED OF THE
GOVERNMENT GUARANTEE, THEY BEGAN EX-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-04-27

PUT THEIR WAY AND STRUCTURES AND THEIR
EQUIPMENT IN THE VERY HIGHEST STATE OF.
EFFICIENCY AT THE EXPENSE, IF POSSIBLE, OF
THE GOVERNMENT"
When Congress enacted the Cummins- -Esch it left
the door wide nearly method of reapng
just profits that INSCRIPTIONS could devise.
Railroad managers quick to take advantage of
this opportunity enrich themselves at the expense of
the public. By manipulating contracts to the benefit of
SUPPLY CONCERNS THAT ARE OWNED BY THE SAME
FINANCIAL INTERESTS THAT CONTROL THE RAIL-
ROADS, hundreds of millions of dollars in tribute has
been taken from the public.
Every dollar added to the cost of maintenance, every
dollar of graft taken during the guaranty PERIOD
additional dollar to be taken from the pockets of the
American shipper, and ultimately from the American
Subject of next Bulletin Railroad Rates and Wages
What is Their Relation if Any?"