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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-25
UNA BODA


Ell lunes por la noche contrajeron
matrimonio, en- esta ciudad, Ell seiior
don Benito Carreras y la .Srta. Dolo-
res Ramirez. De "a residential de los
esposos Montanez- Figueroa, Sc diri-
gieron los novios al Gbispado, donde
ell Rvdo. P. Vassallo, bendijo a los
icontrayentes. Apadrinaron la boda
ell senor don Hermenegildo Munoz y Ia
Srta. 5Engracia Sanserri.
Numerosos amigos de los desposa-
dos, fueron obsequiados esplendida.
mente con duces Y refrescos. Des.
pues los desposados Sc dirigieron ST
residencia en- San Jose 81.
Que sean felices.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-25

EstamOs viviendO algO asi como un
refejo de aquellas epocas de cOnspi-
radores y camarillas, tan prOpicias a
la sOrpresa, a la zancadilla, al gOlpe
traiciOnerO de la Sencrucijada. San
Juan, en- la alta nOche, es desde hace
unos dias una ciudad nerviOsa que in
terrumpe su suefiO para velar con in
quieta desconfanza. Los alrededOres
del MunicipiO los del edificiO del Ar
senaI, en- la Marina, Sc ven cualquier
hora de la noche bajo la fiscalizacion
de una extrafa vigilancia. iQue Sc
teme que (pueda suceder, o que SIM
plemente Sc pueda intentar cua9dO
asi Sc sacude la curiOsidad, Sc aviva
la expectation, Sc inquieta la sensi-
bilidad Sc ponen en- juegO tOdOs los
medios de la vigilancia en- torno los
dos impOrtantes edifciOs?
En- ell palaciO municipal Sc guardian
dOcumentos impOrtantes; en- ell edi-
ficio del Arsenal Sc guardian las pa
peletas electOrales, las listas. de elec-
ci6n, toda esa Recommendation de que
ahOra, con motive de la lamentable
intervention que Sc lie quiere dar a
Uni confinadO en- ell litigiO pendiente,
Sc ha vueltO hablar con insistencia.
iQus Sc teme que pueda ocurrir,
cuandO asi Sc ejercita la vigilancia
ciudadana en- tOrnO ,esOs lugares en-
due Sc guardian dOcumentOs que pue-
den ser manipuladOs, sustraidos pa
ra amafiar una prueba?
TOdo; Sc teme tOdO. Porque aqui
hemos uegadO va unOs extremes de
sdeserganizaci0n, de decomposition
en- que todo parece licito Y todO puede
intentarse y tOdo puede atentarse.
tYrodO, Sc teme todO. Cualquier gOlpe
de audacia, cualquier trucO de esOs
que a la simple vista desprevenida
dan luego la sensation de una estu-
penda sorpresa. Sc teme todO, pOr-
que crece sube y fOrma va una at
mosfera enrarecida de sOspecha, de
delaci6n, de taimada fria persecu-
ci6H implacable que no Sc detiene an
te NADIA, clio cOnduce' que ante el
presentimientO, ante La seguridad del
riesgo, ante la inminencia de esa i'm
nalpable sospecha que todo 10 aga
Yrota, Sc mantenga la vigilia como
una cOnsigna.
;Puede nj debe sOstenerse este es-
tado de cOsas, sin que sufran y pa
dezcan no solo ell prestigiO de nuestra
colectividad, sino ell equilibriO de- las
fuerzas ponderadas que han venido
dando hasta ahora la sensaci0n de un
pueblo progresista en- marcha hacia el
rorvenir?
acknowledgements es precise poner
sermino a esta crisis tremenda que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-25
MAS CABLES
(De Nuestro Serwcio Cablegrdfco)

MOSCOU, octubre 25.-El crucero
de guerra americana Sacramento" ha
llegado a Vladivostok, a petici6n del
consul de los Estados Unidos en- aque-
LA ciudad. Ti6nese entendido que una
serie de des6rdenes tiene alarmados
los habitantes de Vladivostok, surgi-
dos del encono que existe entire los re-
presentantes del soviet Y del pueblo
contra los japoneses que aun quedan
ell Ia poblaci0n. va Sc han registra-
do algunos encuentros que han dege.
nerado en- verdaderos motines.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-25

nuaciones mortifcantes, pero ella, Sc
desenvolvio serena v tranquila, con
verdadera afabilidad eari1o.
LIE deje cohtinuar sin molestarle:
era armonica su voz y convincentes
sus actitudes. Desarrollaba un argu-
mento Y su rostro contraiase inter-
valos, como buscando con serena ener-
gfa, la explicacion concreta, para con-
densarla a1n mas, en- un parrafo b1i-
llante Argtifa con nu poder asom-
brador. Yo, que he dido en- esos mo-
mentos culminantes del estusiasmo,
desarrollar con identicos esfuerzos
mentales, argumentaciones contrarias
por ell Hon. Juan B. Huyke por ell
cahallero don Roberto H. Todd, estu-
We verdaderamente sorprendido. Y 81
no estuviera absolutamente SECURE,
de la justicia del noble americanismo,
me hubiera echado en- brazos de E.
Fernandez Vanga.
Ell escritor cult1simo no es un in
dependentista anti-americano. Els, mas
bien, un admirador de America. No
cree que ell Estado sea una indignidad
para Puerto Rico. Siente verdadero
carino por los Estados Unidos. Solo
teme, que al fundirse este pueblo con
el de Lincoln, pudiera desaparecer
nuestra personalidad, sufrir nuestro
idioma, perecer nuestras costumbres,
I olvidarse nuestras tradiciones.
Y quiso mostrarme algunas de sus
documentaciones de sus trabajos IL
terarios, de sus articulos politicos, So
bre este asunto tan importante.
Salio. Mientras volvia, admire el
lujo magnifico de aquella sala. Nue.
bles finisimos, cortinas doradas, flo
reros en- forma de anforas. I'm piano
con curvas de Ira. Entire la sala y
] la segunda habitaci6n, una vitrina con
objeNOs curiosos.
+ Volvi6 ell brillante polemista. Ira
jo resoluciones de las cortes america
mas, periodicos, reWstas, cuadernos y
una libreta, en- la cual, ha recolecta-
do algunos de sus trabajos.
Me lego unos, comento otros. Tam
bien pude gustar con sincere placer.
muchos de ESQ articulos hermosos que
no habian llegado hasta mi.
La tarde, una tarde preciosa, cuyo
cielo azul Sc asomaba por las celosias,
paso ligera como una nina encantada.
Tuve que despedirme.
,--iQue bueno que todos pudieramos
discutir asi, sin enfadarnos!-dije.
/ El brillante periodista, Sc puso Sc
rio. La autoridad volvio lucir en- su
rostro. J. 49,, t,,r
Amigo mic, ~ replico - tenemos
muchos que Sc ocqpen del periodismo,
pero muy pocos periodistas.
Tiene I'd. razon. al,-.a u.
-iConoee apPerez Losada? IRE
plico. i1ts, ltlfe ..tr Je'i..M 'a
mo seiioroq -o7'r sor Har ~aa@.
-Haga por conocerle. 'lEs de 10
mejor. - a''fit'' <|i '...'~
Nos despedimos. .s''E-. i't
Y al baiar las 'escaleras pense, "si
todos fueran como el, seriamos ami
gos todos, Y nos evitariamos esta po-
Utica tan personalista, donde hom-
bres que no 10 merecen, sintetizan an
tie ell pueblo, ideas demasiado supe-
riores ellos". -"
A. COlladO Martell.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-25
ASOCIACION DE PADRES Y MAES-
TROS. DE LA .ESCTELA RAFAEL
NJ. DE LABRA
CO1erOcdtmiG

Por In presente Sc convocG tol0s
los patI.es de alumnos de la Escuela
Labra, en- Santurce, para una asam-
blea que ha de tener efecto el juevaS
2G de les corlientes, en- los saloncs de
dicho edificio, a las siete media i.
M, con ell fin de elegir Ia directiva Ne
In asocaci0n durante ell presente a1o
cNcClar.
Siendo este acto de gran important
cia para la asOciGci0n para los
alumnOs de la Escuels Labra. Sc rel
terra los padres la sGplica de su COO!
rrraci6n. a
Por la association: se1orits Isabel
Hernandez Fiol (PrincipaD se1ois,
Mendfn de Flores, j. W. Blanco, An
selmo ManzanO, G. Vegas Echeandfa,
v J. Aldc& Bigles.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-25
ATENEO PUERTORRIQUESo
Ell CERTAMEN CIENTIFICO RE
LIGIOSO

-
LJGIOSO
Nos infOrman del Ateneo que los
seilmes Jurados quienes Sc encarg6
dictaminar. en- el certamen que patro-
cin6 Don Manuel Gonzales, no han .pe-
dido poner t0dlavfa plnto final a su la
Dor.
FL tema escogido, como rec3ldGran
npestros lectores, era ..De 81 es razo-
nable Greer sin eomprender'"', el J,i-
RADIO encargado de distaminar esta IN
tegrado por los sefiores Juan Baustis-
ia Soto, Presidente de la secci6n de
Ciencias Morales Politicas del Ate
neO Y Pres sidente del Jurado, Y Euge-
MO Astol, Angel Paniagus, Nemesio
r. Canales Y Epifanio Fernandez
Vanga.
Ell ndmerO de los trabajos presell-
tados, que assemble once, la cali
clad de varios de ellos, undo 10 abs
truso el tema, hacen q. Ia labor de los
Jurados este preiiada de dfficultsdes.
Los seiiores que la forman desean rea-
liar una labor, de que puedGn en- todo
tempo sentirse satisfechcs este fin
81 Sc tiene en- cuenta el m6rito grande,
perO Opuesto, de varios de los traba.-
jos presentados, no puede lograrse
con la destination que hubiera sido de
| desear a
Por la cantidad Y In calida& de les
trabajos presentados, v especialmente
por la calidad de cinco de ellos que Sc
! diferencian sin embargo radicalmente
en- el punto de vista que adoptan, el
concurso ha resultado de una impor-
tancia mayor de lS que Sc supuso al
cOnvocarlO. IL
! FL pGblico y los concursantes debe-
ran hacer atin alg1n acopio de pacien-
cia, porque todavfa los jurados no
han llegato I'm acuerdo final
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-25
Con E. Fernandez Vanga

Quise conocer a E. Fernandez Ven
ga.
La-fnura del cultfsimo escritor, me
cautivo desde el primer momento.
Mas a1n, cuando sosteniamos una po-
lemica, creyendo alguien que seria mi
nombre, un pseudonimo del Hon. ami
go, Juan B. Huyke.
Decidf conocerle, hacer amistad con
uno de los estadistas de mas agil men
talidad, que posee nuestra literature,
nuestra pobre literature, tan mancha-
da por ell pincel polftico de los apasio-
namientos. f
Me ofrecio don Juan una esquelita
de introduction, Y, con ella, satisfecho,
me presente una tarde preciosa en- ell
hogar del brillante abogado.
Vive E. Fernandez Vanga en- una
casa aislada y poetica Sin lujos apa-
rentes, nj ostentosos adornos. Al
gunos arboles la resguardan del sol
Una galeria ancha, con muebles de
mimbre, sirve de antesala.
Toque ell timbre. I'm negrito acu-
dio la llamada.
i Esta ell se6or Fernandez Van
ga ?,-pregunte.
I'D. quiere decir, don Fano-me
contesto.
Me sorprendi. No saba quien era
don Fano. Pero quizas, aquel sehol
sabria 81 estaba en- casa, E. Fernan-
dez Vanga.
-Si-respondi.
Desaparecio el negrito.
| -Casi inmediatamente, aparecio er
tel umbral de la puerta, I'm senor alto
delgado, aristocratico, distinguido.
--iQue hay?-dijo cortesmente.
-Busco a E. Fernandez Vanga.
I'm servidor-repuso con amabi
lidad. =
LIE entregue la cartita de presenta
cion. Y, lie escudrine, mientras el LEILA
con admiration sincera.
He dicho que su rostro tenia una
austeridad distinguida, pero a medi-
da que iba leyendo la esquelita, ST
austeridad distinguida Sc convertia
en- una sonrisa aristocratica.
Al fin, rio por complete y me die
un abrazo.
-Carne de mi buen amigo Huyke
verdadera carne de Huyke; el, tam.
bien me 10 dice aqui: y lego en- la mi
silva: "Mi otra persona que sin ser 20
puede resultar yo". Buena ocurrencia
-exclano. -
Me hizo entrar. Nos sentamo$
Ahora era el, que me miraba con in
sistencia.
-Sinceramente-me dijo-crei que
I'd. seria un hombre maduro.
Soy casi un muchacho-respqrdi
! --Mejor. mejor : repuso. - Pero
, iestudia I'd todavia? ? - ,.
oh, no. Hace va mucho, TEMPO
que trabajo. WV vow
" entonces, Sc6mo estudia?
-Leyendo siempre con obstinacion
de loco. Els ell dnico vicio que me ha-
ce bien. ...
-iCuenteme, cuenteme!
Y como 81 fuera un viejo amigo
que me recibiera con los brazos abier-
tos, lie relate aIgo de mis- luchas, de
mis- esfuerzos, de mis- esperanzas, de
mis- ambiciones.
Despues, lie TOGO el.
Habl6 con esa mganifica sinceridad
de los convencidos triunfantes. Sus
luchas, sus triunfos. Relatos de via.
jes a Europa, a America del Norte.
Tn naufragio en- ell Canal de la Man
cha. Su salvacion. Su gratitud por
un consul americana.
Su palabra divina flexible siguio
vertiendo, como de un cofre precioso,
ell chiste ironico, la historical galante.
Y, despues, caimos en- un campo
que nos cohibio momentaneamente.
E. Fernandez Vanga es un indepen-
dista decidido. Yo, un americanista,
tambien decidido. Temimos al ini-
ciar la conversation, incurrir en- insi-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-25
PARA Ell NoRrE

En- rdpido viaje, relacionado con las
obres de construction que tiene a .su
cargo, Sc. ausenta para los Estados
Unidos, el habil ingeniero sehor Ra-
mon Carbia, que tiene a SUI cargo el
gran edificio de Gonzalez Padfn.
Ell senior Carbia estara ausente una
semanG. o POGO mas Y lie deseamos el
meior viaje Y 6xito en- sus negocios al
distinguido professional.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-25
20 puESTOs DE DETALLE

La compahfa de Petr6leo West In
dia Oil Co., estd construyendo 20 pues-
tos para el expendiO al detalle de su
gssolina, los que. sc estableceran en-
las principales poblacio11es sitios de
mayor trdfico Y responder a una ele-
gante construction.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-25
DE CANA

Guarda camS. en- Su Residential del
Condado. nuestro amigo el seilOr An
tonic Malinelli, de la firma w. NJ. GA
ric Co, del alto comercio de esta
ciudad. FL sehor Molinelli h& estadc
algunos dias retirado en- su residencia
pero estd mejOr y Sc espera que vuel-
va ELL breve a su oficina Gle la Marina
IN que celebraremoS mucho.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-02
RICH GOWNS SHOWN
IN "HER GlLDED CAGE"

Gloria Swanson, Paramount star,
whose beautiful gowns worn in her
screen productions have made her
the fashion model of the screen, is
not limited toSstately, formal fashion
creations in her latest Paramount
picture, "Her Gilded Cage" which
will be the big feature at the Rialto
Theatre next Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Swanson first appears in this
story as a poor French dancer, later
is seen in the modestly colorful CO.'S
fumes of cafe entertainer, and then
blossoms forth, under the guidance
Of an American press agent. as
"Fleur dAmour," the dance sensa-
tion of the season.
1t is asserted, by those who saw
Gloria wearing the new dance cos
tunes about the studio, that if she is
fascinating and charming in the ball
room gown, evening gown and after
noon frock, those adjectives fail to
describe her in the new theatrical
costumes, in which she is beautiful
and alluring. &
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-02
KEEN HUMAN INTEREST
IN FOX SUPER.sPEclAl

Perjury" the William Fox special
with William Farnum which enjoyed
a sensational run in Broadway.
New York. theatre. will begin an EN-.
gagement next Wednesday at the
Sugg Theatre. During its run on the
most famous entertainment thorough.
fare in the world. New York review
ers declared that no more gripping
photograma had ever been shown
since the presentation Of William
Farnum in the screen version OF Vic.
tor Hugo's LES Miserables."
Robert Moore, the hero Of "Per.
Jury" like Jean Vatican Of Les Mise.
rabies" is kindly and lovable man
who, through a shocking combination
OF circumstances. is compelled to
serve long term in prison. 1t pro-
vides the famous Fox star with won
derful opportunities to display his
well.known power of expression hui
man emotion and pathos. Those who
have seen the ph0todrama declare ii
to be unsurpassed In intense human
in crest.
The production is elaborate-twen-
ty-four separate interior sets, includ.
ing one huge set for the courtroom
scene showing the trial OF Robert on
murder charge, having been built
in the Fox studios for the Farnum
company in the perturbation of per
jury" Some of these show scenes of
twenty years ago, while other are
modern.
The acting of Farnum as an active,
ambitious man of forty.five, happily
married and the father of two lovely
children, and as a pathetic, sweet
souled old man, dazed by long i'm
prisonment, is declared to be the
most impressive and appealing of his
remarkable career
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-02
HALEY IS NAMED
NEW MODERATOR
Former Second Baptist Pastor TO
Head chlekasaw Association; Al.
corn 10 Clerk; Harris, Treas,
Tuttle Next.

VRev. II. p. Haley OF Rush Springs
Formerly OF this city. was elected
moderator OF the shIckasaw Baptist
association at the associations an.
nual meeting which closed here late
Friday afternoon Rev c. r. Al.
corn. pastor OF NE SECOND Baptist
curch OF ChIckasha. was reelected
clerk and q. II. Harris. OF this city.
was reelected treasurer
Reports from the various mission
fields were received yesterday dur.
Ink the closing session. That much
AZ been accomplished In these
fields during the past l2 months
was indicated In the reports.
The next annual convention will
be held In Tuttle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-02
PAINTED LEGS. NEW
FAD. ALL THE RAGE

"A new and striking fad--painted
legs-has taken the country by
storm.
And AL because Gloria Swanson,
Paramount star. had TO leave the
dainty design painted upon her lower
limbs for scenes in her new picture,
Her Gilded Cage" intact, when she
appeared In society one evening, be.
cause more scenes were to be filmed
next day requiring the same makeup.
Miss Swanson plays the role OF
"Fleur d'Amour" a bizarre actress
and cabaret dancer. In this new pic.
ture, which will be seen at the Railto
Teatre next Monday, and thus the
reason for the painted limbs, which
are adorned for the neglgee scenes
in doudoir episode. 80
The day on which this episode was
filmed, director Sam Wood worked
the company unusually late. When
Miss Swanson finally reached sher
dressing room she saw she has, exact
ly eighteen minutes In which to
change from her costume Of the day
to. her evening gown, II she was to
keep her engagement for dinner
party at the Hotel Ambassador in Los
Angeles. Removing the paint from
her ankles entailed half hours
work, and, besides, II would have
been practically impossible to exactly
reproduce the design on the following
day. Gloria quickly decided to let
the painted designs stay as they were.
Showing through her silk stockings,
they made a most striking effect.
Her appearance in the Hotel Am
bassador dining room created sen.
sation. Since then the innovation Is
being widely copied and indications
are that it will be one Of the smart |
modes for women of America.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-02

soldier sends a picture of brass
mortar and pestle dug up at Thia-
court, France, bearing the date
1890.
From Oakland, CAL, comes a
picture of the sanctuary knocker
at Adel Church, Yorkshire, dating
back before Oliver Cromwell. In
the old days if man seized this
knocker he was safe from sum-
mary retribution for crime.
A picture Of the Quincy Mar
ket at Boston, Mass, shows a cop
per dome ninety-six years old.
From Seattle was received snap
shot of the great bronze Buddha
erected in 1852 at Kamakura,
China.
Many Of the entries have inter-
esting human sidelights. There il
picture Of copper bucket in
daily use for twenty-five years as
a milk pail, and y copper tea kettle
bought many years ago in Ant
werp and kept because it reminds
its possessor Of grandma" The
contest ends September first.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-02

Survival Of n. Fittea
The French censor card queries
"Cive the names OF your children,
who although married, are still
alive"
California judge has decided that
q man has a right 10 open his wiis's
letters. "All that the average hus-
band lacks now" says Owen
Moore, rs the necessary nerve
"The burlesque business needs no
Will HAYS" says Sliding Billy
Watson OF the London Bellies Com.
pany, IL can stand on its own legs"
THE only sweeping reform the
past decade has seem says Vic
Herman. is the vacuum cleaner"
The height OF folly is an aeropiane
wedding.
Jesse Tasky claims 10 have made
the first three star production. How
about Hennessy?
Minister asked for good. clean
picture TO show in his church and
they sent him "soap- Making in
Holland"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-02
COMING TO RIALTo THEATRE MONDAY ANo TUESDAY.

distinct appeal for women. II Is n
woman's story-although II also will
strike straight TO the heart OF every
man who sees H.
In the east with Miss Frederick are
such favorIies ~ Louise Dresser.
noted musical comedy star. who IL
appearing for the first time In motion
pictures; Truly Shattuck. also re.
called as one Of the most prominent
OF musical comedy headliners; also
Jean Calhoun. and Lydia Yeamans
Titus.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-02
wife Abandonment Charged.

Harry Goldman is charged with
wife abandonment in an nforwaton
He'd yesterday in county court. He
has not been arraigned on the
charge. Two similar charges were
filed earlier In the week. Defend.
ants In these cases are Sam Pope
and Z. L. Monkers. In another In.
formation, Ben Foster Is charged
with child abandonment. Neither
Pope. Monkers nor Foster have
been brought into court.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-02
Mccauley Makes Bond.

u. l.. Mccauley. charged with
transporting Intoxicating liquor. yes.
torday made $500 bond for appear.
ance in county court and was re.
leased from custody. McCauley and
his brother. William McCauley. ex-
soldier who is now undergoing treat
nent under the auspices OF the gov
srnment, were recently arrested IN
southtown. A large jug containing
what officers allege was intoxlcg'.
,ng liquor. was seized.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-02
THE nationwide Photographic

The nationwide Photographic
: contest for $1,000 in prizes
offered by the Copper and Brass
Research Association for photo
graphs showing the durability of
copper, brass and bronze has
brought replies from all over the
country and photographs taken in
Europe and America Of objects
some Of which date back twenty
five centuries.
One of the most interesting en-
tries to date is a copper bucket
found in an underground dungeon
at the demolition of the old New
gate prison, London, dating back
to the time of William the Con-
queror (1066 A. d.. The bucket
is at least 500 years old.
Another is the photograph Of an
old bronze Etruscan chariot buried
near Monteleone in the sixth CEN
tury B. G. and recovered in 1902
in almost perfect condition.
From Chicago comes q picture
Of hot water boiler IS years in
one house without q leak, and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-02

These creations are gorgeously
bizarre and theatrical. One In par
tIcular. IL an exquisite combination
OF pink silk tights. silver cloth and
pearl beads. set off by head dress
Of clusters OF many colored bird OF
Paradise feathers. A stuffed bird Of
Paradise with long graceful plum.
age adorns her wrist. and adds a
novel effect 10 the terpischore per.
formance. This costume IL symbol.
ical OF the bird of Paradise.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-02

Monday being Labor Day. the
board OF county commissioner will
hold their regular monthly meeting
Tuesday. Commissioners Tom McEl.
roy. chairman OF the board. an
nounced today. Some definite nc.
ton on the poor farm proposition
probably will be taken at this meet.
lng. Mr.. McElroy says. several
locations are being considered but
the board has pot definitely acted
upon any Of them" Mr.. McElroy
said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-02
SHORT STORIES
OF THE TOWN
lads to IraLnLna School.

Ray Jackson and Buster Fox. two
lads arrested In connection with
the theft OF two horses stolen at
Tuttlc. yesterday afternoon In Iuvc-
nile court werc sentenced to the
state Industrial school At PauIs
Valley today. II was announced at
the shcriff's office.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-02

Upon invitation of the pulpit com.
mlttee, Rev. G. II. Stigler, of Fort
Worth, Texas. will occupy the pulpit
IN the First Baptist church here to-
morrow when both morning and
evening services will be held. The
committee announced this morning
that every member of the church
is urged to hear Rev. Mr.. Stigler.
Rev Sam D. Taylor, who recently
resigned as pastor of the church,
expects to leave September II for
Fort Worth where he will enter
the Baptist Seminary. His resigna-
tion becomes effective Sept. 10.