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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-03
DELTA SIGMA
PARTY TONIGHT

Guild hall will be the scene of an
other fraternity party this evening,
when Delta Sigma members will en-
terrain their women friends at a
formal dancing party between the
hou:s 1870 AMI 1880 o'clock. Sup
per will be served at $3.50 o'clock and
there will be favor inc novelty dances
to punctuate the regular dance pro-
gram. The fraternity colors Of purple
and gold will be used in decorating
the ballroom and dining hall.
Patrons ard patronesses invited to
the affair include President Inc Mrs.
Thos. F.. Kane, DIR. and. Mrs. G. A.
Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. j. Lander,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Wilder, Major and
Mrs. A. E. Brown, Capt. and Mrs. E.
c. Horan and DR.. and Mrs. Fl. w. +.
Law.
Miles Badger, ALI Thorwaldson and
Roy Duff have the preparations in
charge. R.. NJ. Thompson Of Mime
apoiis will he an out of town guest.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-03

Mrs. Spencer Chichester one of the
two women members Of the Ulster
arrived in New York re-
Gently on her way to Chicago. But
she's not in the United States for po-
litical purposes. She will visit with
relatives in Chicago.
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St. Paprs Etascopal.

whitsunday. Sunday school at 10.
Holy communion at II. Sermon
topic. "Our Spiritual Environment"
Evening prayer at 1880. : Sermon
topic, "It Isl; Be Not Afraid. Joint
meeting OF Guild and wodnan's aux
iliary at the home of Mrs. w. W.
Fegan on Thursday. afternoon. F. w.
GOODBYE, acting rector.
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Norwe<ian-Danish NJ. Z.

Corner First Ave. and Chestnut ST.
Prayer service Thursday evening
7:45. Sunday morning service 1889.
Sunday school and Bible class 1885.
Epworth league devotional meeting
Z p. m. Evening service at 7:45
O'Clock. Our ten days tent meetings
will begin next Sunday with Rev. r.
Winberg and v. Hellickson in charge
of the preaching.
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Immanuel Swedish Lutheran.

North Sixth street. Sunday school
at $3.50 a. m. Confirmation services
in English at 1880 q. m. Communion
services in English at s p. m. The
Ladies' Aid society meets in the
church parlors next Wednesday aft
ernoon at 3 O'Clock. Mrs. c. A.. Bro
lin and Mrs. p. J. Holmberg are the
.hostesses. j. NJ. Persenius.
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St. Marks Ey, Lutheran.

Corner international avenue and
Fifth Streets Ernest o. Armbruster.
pastor. Bible school, GAS a, m.
Morning worship. 1880. Theme, The
Spirit OF Truth" Evening services
dispensed with during the summer.
The pastor will be out Of the city for
the next two weeks. The Rec. Prof.
H. p. Roth. Of. the Fargo Lutheran
seminary will be speaker for June II.
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Baptist Church.

Baptist Church.
John Gerald York, Pastor.
Morning worship 1890. Sermon:
1.-The Baptist Hour" by DR.. H. w.
Rider, Of California Bible school at
IL m. Pageant by the G. w. c. and
stories Of India by Rev. Charles Ruth
erford. Young Peoples convention,
Miss Genevieve johnson Of Lanedon
presiding. b. y. P. U. program at. Z
p. m. Convention program 8 p. m.
Sermon: SIS the Church Fighting Sci.
DR.. Foster. -
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CHURCH
SERVICES

lOhicken Dinner served u A1fnAn,s
Sweet Chop Sunday from 5:36 - f:3e
s.. u. s76c per plate. Look in SUNDAY
evening, You'll be fully repaid.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-03

Congregational. Church
Lawrence b. Robertson, minister.
II a. M, morning worship. Connmun-
ion service. Music, anthem, Lead
Kindly Light" Smith. 20 Savior of
the World" Goss, by the chorus
choir. Next Sunday at the church
hour, 1.-The Building Of the Ship"
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Methodist Episcopal Sunday Services
Morning service 1885. Sermon
'"The Culture of Restraint" The pas
tot will speak. Sunday school IL m.
Mrs. W.. A. Mcintyre, superintendent.
Joint meeting Of Junior Epworth
league and. Epworth league Z. p. m.
Evening service 8. Central high school
baccalaureate. service. Speaker, Rev.
Lawrence. B. Robertson Of the Con-
gregational church.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-03

!, Herald want Ads Bring Resu, NJ
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-03

scandinavian Baptist.
Corner Fourth avenue and Walnut
street. Sunday school at - O'clock
noon; evening service At 8 O'Clock.
Sermon by Rev. jacobson, PASTORAL
large in the state. Prayer meeting
on Thursday night.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-18
cIsTA VIVA.

''Co jste mi to veera prodal?
Vzdyt' ten oblek Jest Cd mold
cely prozran!"
vetesnlk: "Tol jest prave
znameni dobre vlny. Ma bavl-
nu by ty potvdrky. ami nesly.
Kazdy znalec, kdyz uvidi ty-
to dirky, bdde hned vsdet, ze
|nosite jen drahe l&tky z prave
vlny."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-18
! j& byti poslancem."

j is byti pcslancem."
aJe ' tom nsz1oho pravdy," "
pfikyvl Ladins starostlive. "Po
sianec Sc ma obStovat a hlavni
je, aby dovedl na patrienem
mfst6 dsts otevfiti. Kdo nema
potfebneho vzdtlani schop-
nostf, at SO do toho netlaci."
Zacala dlouh6 rozmluva,-
ileobyGejn4 ziv6 a hlucna- a
vSichni Sc zvtSenym zajmem
poukazovali ma to, ze kahdido-
vanf Lalinovo je pro obec "a
votnf otAzkou a xe v cel@m O.
kresu nenxsla BY Sc osobnost,
je4' by Sc k tomu dradu lepe
hodila, NED on. Ladina .uz Sc
nevzpfrah Str1ea rozjafenim
potvrdil, ze' byl vyzvan, ably
kandidovsl . - skoro najisto
to slfbA. Rozvinoval take my
sler1ky, jak 81 konani tohoto
dfadu pfedstavu5e a co vse by
pro okres i obec vymohl, kdy-
by zvolen byl. Samek, uz ho-
dine podnapily, mlchal Sc do
debaty q primo Sill radosti, ze
Dorov bude' niti poslance.
"To to zapijegne," tfepal ru-
kcu. ''Muzika musi hrati a
bude veseleji ned o posviceni.'
"NapTed muslin byti zvolen
poslancem," smM Sc Ladina,-
"a to neni tax snadne. Hlasy
rozhodnou."
"My pfehlasujeme."
"Jsou til okresy a volicu ko-
lik tisic."
"Hned Ultra zacnu putovat,
pIjdu ode vsi ke vsi a lide by
byii hlupaci, aby mne neuve-
fili." Al
"Jste hotiny a rad vasi po.
moe prijmu, nrusfme vsak ne.
koIik dnf pockati. v nedei je
We mest6 schdze ze vsech tfi o.
kresd a ma te schtzi bude roz-
hpdnuto, kdo ma Hyt "a kagdi.
dsta vyhlasen."
"Co je n&1n pc schdzi, my
sv6ho posfance jill ma1ne."
A ostathf hosts pfipojoval
Sc k Saankovi a pfipijeli Ladi
novi ma jeilo zvcleni, nemz
nikdo nepochy b0val. Hodna
* ranu opousteli hostinec 9
rano nachazeio Sc cel6 mestec,
ko We varu. Jako blesk roz'
neslo Sc, ze starosta bude po.
slancem "a nebylo staveni, by
Sc o tom nerokovalo. Byle
mnoho 3avisti, ano vetsina ,
soukromi ukazala Sc byti prot
Ladinovi, ale to vSe byly pouze
soukrome nahledy. Jesitnost
ze by v m6stecku bylo sidlo pc
lancovo, ze by sc k zapomenu'
temu jejich hnizdu obracely
oci ceieho sirokeho okoli, ba
cele zeme, to bylo cosi silnej.
siho a duiezitejsiho nez ne
chut' k osobnosti kandidatove
Shledavany jeho dobre
vlastnosti, jeho vzd9lani, jehc
vymlulvnost, jeho hezky zev.
n9jsek, zkratka ma konec u,
soudili vsichni,- ze vlastne La.
dina je pfedurcen a ze ami il.
max sc stati nemIze. Prot
zvykll hned dopoledne hosti'
nee Sc Ease sousedy naplnil a
pilo Sc pod dojmefn pristine
vitezstvi.
"Mate take radost, re vas
pan dojde takove cti,," proho-
dill radnf Jambor, dost uz roz.
jareny, Bdyz v prdjezdu Sc Sc
tkaI S Lidkou. Vybehla z ku-
chyne vSecka unavena a roz'
palena. Necekala pfichodu tc
lika hostf, nebyla ma ne pfipra
vena a lemohla h6ed vyhovet
vsem pfanim hostf, kter( zada.
Ii jisti, ably mohli I6pe pitt.
(Pokraeovanf.)
CISTA VIVA.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-18
JEH0 DRUHk zENA.
ROMAN
Napsal Bohumil Zahradnik--Brodsl5.

Tu tedy, kdyz jednou vecer
krejci Samek pfibeh odkudsi
z 1i1esta a rovnouF vrazil DO 10.
stince s novinou, be We m9ste
slysel 8 tom, ze dorovslty pan
starosta buds "a posiance vo.
len, vsichni soused& kolern sto.
|lul We spolecnostf Ladinov6 Sc
dicf saraz otociti hfavy pc
Sven starostovi. sisi
"Samecku, nebl&znite?" ptal
Ise jeden ze sotsed0.
.'Blaznil jsem sned n9kdy?'
utrhl Sc zlostne. "Vin co vim,
ma knizecf hospod4 mi to- fekli
a jacf pani. Sam pan straz1nistr
|od cetnikd Sc mne ptal, jak sc
ma volbu sveho starosty chy.
[stame. At to pan doktor po-
Ipfe."
To byl pffmy tit0K q Ladias
(se mu nefnohl vyh1outi. Us1nf-
lval Sc az dosud z&hadne d jals
Isl spokojene odfukoval koul
|sveho doutniku. Ted, kdyz sc
Joel vsech po nem otocily, zna-
|telneji Sc zasnal.
"Mate, Samecku, zizeh? =
lDejte 81 nalfti, CO vam chut-
Ina. Lojzicko, nalej mistrovi,
leo 81 pfeje."
| 'Pekne dekuji, pane poslan
Ice, rad to pfijmu," uklanel sc
mistr. ''Vsak jsem tenn pandm
povidal, ze mohou byti radi,
kdyby mas pan starosta to chtel
witt"
Ted teprve Sc rozpoutal pfi
ival dotazd Ladina nezapf.
|ral.
"Nu, ano, jedna Sc O tom, -
pfiznaval jalsi neochotne. =
"Vec neni dosud zrala. Vite,
re bude kandidati celia rada a
nejsem dosud rozhodnut, jaI
81 budu pocfnat. Je ma mne
cin6n Iiatlak. abych kandida.
|turu prevail, ) to hlavne pro
Ito, ze by tim byl poslaneckJ
mandat pro mas okres zachra,
|nen. z mas neni vhodnych o.
so5nosti, nikdo nechce pre-
|jmouti takovou veHkou zodpe.
|vednost 4 obetovati vsechny
sve silly ku prospectus obyva
telstva. Jestli snad bych svo.
ill, jiste by to bylo spojeno {
velikymi mynai obetni.
Gale jaka, cest by to byla
pro nasi obec," vykrikl Samek
eco Dorov Dorovem je, nikdy
dosud nikdo nedostal odtud
takovy 1fad."
"Coz, krasne by to bylo,'
Ipfikyvl myslivec, 'meli bychom
Zine zastani Il uradI, dalo by
Sc mmoho dobreho podniknout
la vykonat, CO by bylo vsem /
|uzitku."
"To je vsechno pravda." kr.
lcil zdanlive nerozhodnut, "ale
[vite, jak to pri volbach chodi
EClovek musi zapomenout na
Isve, must jezditi, recniti, peni
re davati. kazdy covaka po'
[mlouva a ma konec, kdyz ne
lvyhrajc, cele okoli Sc mu jeste
Iposmiva."
"Vam BY Sc nikdo neposni
wal, Wy byste vyhral," tvrdil
Ijini.
"Snad bych vyhral, kdybycf
lse k te ci one strane pridai, ale
Tia chci vystoupiti jako samo
lstatny, ma nixon nezavislJ
Ikandidat. Man-li pro prospect
Inaroda okresu nalezite pra
Icovat, muslin miti ruce volne
tZnate mne a vite, ze u mni
rozhoduje vec a ne mtfj vlastn
Eprosp6ch."
I "To my vime." vyvolavalF 81
[mek cd sousednfho stolu. eta
lkoveho starostu nemaji Stroke
Edaleko. Nemam pravdu? At
nekdo rekne, maji-li nekde zs
Istarostu cloveka. studovaneho
I:o1..~s ,xs.,t riso-, H,Sm,xrjy = "a ,,hx =.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-07
Totals ,-..-, so 5 10 80 16

Summary of game: Earned
runs: Senators, /, Clerks g.. Home
runs, Adolph, Sherrett. Two base
hits, Hempy, King, Stieger, f. La
Near. Struck out, by Carson II,
BY Drake 10. First on balls, off
Carson 2, off Hieman 2, off Drake
Passed balls, Jones, La Near q.
Hit by pitcher, Humphrey. Dou-
ge play, Baker to Adolph. Stolen
bases, Humphrey, Jones. King,
Steger 8, F. La Near 8, C. La
Wear 2. Umpires, Hauser, Single
ton.
journal Want Ads Bring Results
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-07
TO BEAT REED
WITH INDEPENDENT

st. Louis, Aug. e. (By Associ-
ated Press with the nomina-
tion of United States Senator Jas.
A. Reed assured the st. Louis
Post-Dispatch Saturday published
article that movement is afoot
by anti-Reed democrats to bring
out an independent candidate to
oppose him at the November cleo
tion. Should this materialize, the
race for the senatorial seat will be
a three cornered one.
The POST Dispatch says half a
dozen conferences have been held
by anti-Reed forces since Brecken-
ridge Longs defeat became appar-
ent two days ago on the face of in
complete unofficial returns and
that the purpose OF the confer
ences have been to consider the
procedure to be followed in the
effo1t to defeat Reed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-07
STATE TROOPS
TOQUELL R|OT|NG
IN JOLIET, ILLINOIS

Joliet, Ill Aug special Agent
Phillip Reitz of the Elgin, Joliet
and Eastern railroad, and an un-
known striker are dead and Sheriff
James Newkirk is seriously wound
ed as result of riots which broke
out here this morning at the railroad
yards, Authorities are planning OF
call state troops.
The sheriff's office at nine o.
clock called for state troops to CON
troll the situation after it was de-
cided that local authorities were
unable to cope with the outbreak.
A mob of several hundred gath
cred at the railroad yards this morn
ing. The trouble is believed to have
started over the shooting Of strik-
er last Saturday.
What started the shooting this
morning could not be learned i'm
mediately. Sheriff Newkirk has
been searching the strike pickets
daily for arms.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-07
KLAN DENOUNCED
BY H|BERN|ANS

Atlantic City, N. J., Aug. q
Resolutions deploring the situa-
tion in Ireland and opposing the
Ku Klux Klan were adopted by
the national board of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians in conference
here.
The Irish resolution spoke OF
the unhappy division of the Irish
people" and suggested that mem
bers of the order refrain from
obtruding our opinions or criti-
cisms lest the harsh discord be
transmitted to our side Of the
ocean"
The other resolution declared
that the "Ku Klux Klan chal-
lenge to our Catholic citizenship
should be opposed by aggressive,
intellectual power" and urged or
ganization of all Irish American
Catholics.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-07
DEAD ENGINEER BLAMED
z FOR MISSOURI WRECK

SULPHUR SPRINGS. Mo-, Aug.
Eye witnesses were summoned
today before coroner's jury al
De Soto, Mo, to recount details OF
the rear end collision of two Mis-
souri, Pacific trains here Saturday
when 81 are known to have been
killed and 1913 injured, most OF
them members Of the Boy Scouts.
Coroner Elders promised thor
ough investigation of the worst
train wreck in the history of this
part of the country.
While Matt Glenn. dead engin-
eer of the fast train which plough
ed through four coaches OF the To-
cal train near the station, was
blamed for the accident, accord
ing to .h4 version of John Cannon,
assistant general manager Of the
road, rela WAS of the dead and In
jured Joined In a demand for thor
ough investigation.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-07
1AKES 10 INNINGS
10 BEAT SENATORS
/ BY SCORE 5 TO 3

;, an extra inning game the
IAN Senators went down to de-
,..t before the attack of the Rail
r,v Clerks of Portland yesterday
.ernoon on the local ball park,
H. final score reading 5 to 8.
ueiman started on the hill top
- the visitors, but after he had
,iveu two men free transportation
i first, he was yanked and Drake
Mont in to stop the rush. For the
..mainder of the game he pitched
,na ball, holding the Senators to
MI sour well scattered hits and
whiting 10 men. Fuzzy" Car
son twirled for the local boys and
banded out 10 hits and struck
~, II men. He got himself in
soveral bad holes but managed to
tighten up and survive the storm.
The Senator's tailed once in the
first off pair Of walks, a wild
pitch and a couple of overthrows.
The Clerks came back in the sec
and chapter and marked up a run
off a double by Hempy, and a
couple outs. The score was tied
until the sixth frame when Clin-
ton for the Senators went first ON
an error and Adolph stepped out
and nicked the pill for a homer.
&. La Near for the Clerks laced
out a homer In the seventh with
nobody on.
In the eighth Stiger for the
Clerks tied up the score again by
crcling the bags off a pair Of
singles and some fine base run
ming. In the first extra frame the
Clerks got to Carson for two
doubles and single In row
which with an overthrow rang
NE bell twice for the visitors.
TheSenators blanked their half of
tle final inning.
The score:
Senator's
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-07
"A APPLY FOR
PERMISSION. TO
SECURE WATER

Fourteen applications for per-
mission to appropriate water
from Oregon streams have been
filed with Percy A. Cupper, state
engineer.
The applications were made as
follows:
BY H. B. Smith, of Wolf creek,
covering the appropriation of wa
ter from Fisher creek for irriga-
tion Of 10 acres in Josephine coun
ty. at cost Of approximately
$500.
BY DR.. G. G. Eshelman of Port
land, covering the appropriation
of water from Rock creek for do
mestic use and operating a hy-
draulic ram, in Hood River coun-
ty,
BY Glen P. Russell of Enter
prise, covering the appropriation
of water from Bean and Roland
creeks, for the irrigation Of eight
acres In Wallowa county.
So - e eo
annvorr;atian - 49,, w :. - 9 81. ~
80, S
~
D. w n Wv Wrhaa,a oo 49, 10y,
pi,-en a,, ~, - 1.oou
- $50 ~ ~ X - ~
.r,.'.4 -
80 ,..,a go 0ious -
/, 1Ioad 49, - - "0'
49, = -
pp CIV = y ouu
- ot,ar ,-'.to, .o.ea s., - .,,, AZ appiopil- M
go - 20 = oil lAnoiaAia .Vei
~ ~ ae,on anu power ueyelop-
~. - - 1n-4 @a9 eoun'y'
~. ann - .nei % mo.o, GOV
80. s ~ "ppiopl e 'ion oi Watei
80 80 an' on .'osh' .iipu.al 70
'on ICY iiNei ;, ioi i.lisa'ion oi
az e.en "o'e ei"e' ih oneiiiah
oqn ~
~ ai.eA Deepe u ioi.ianu'
.o'1 IS ~ "ppi opA = eion " We
'ei ioin Deei oieeA ioi lrrisalion
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-07
sweeney FLOUR Mill
DAMAGED BY BLAZE

Dallas. Aug. THE blowing
OF the fire whistle about 1920
Saturday morning called the Dal-
las fire department in quick time
to the Sweeney flour mill In the
eastern part Of the city.
From some unknown cause q
fire started in a store room fill
ed with furniture and had secur-
ed a pretty good start before the
flames were extinguished. TIE
mill has a fire hose of its own,
100 feet in length, and the use of
the hose was all that prevented
the fire from being of a much
more serious nature. AS 1t was
about $500 worth Of damage was
done.
The mill is one of the Oldest
buildings in Dallas and has been
conducted by the Sweeney Bros.
for about Is years.
The supposition is that the fire
was started by mice igniting some
matches in the garments stored
in boxes in the room.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-07
MILITARY RULE
ITALIAN PROVINCES

Rome, Aug. Military rule
has been extended to the provinc-
es of Ancona, Parma and Leg
horn, where in the last few days
there has been sanguinary fight
ing between the extreme nation
alists and the communists.
Pope Plus has expressed deep
distress at the increasing hatred
between the opposing factions
which moves the people further
away from the teaching Of the Di-
vine Master"
The only remedy, he said, is. a
return to religion. The ordained
clergy will be instructed to i'm
press the faithful with the neces-
sity to pray for the restoration Of
faith and piety, which alone can
bring peace and love among
men,"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-07
SUN SUFFERS FROM
SEVERE MENTAL TROUBLE

LONDON. Aug. 7.-Dr. Sur
Vat Sen, former head of the south
ern Chinese government. Is suf-
fering from mental trouble
which has already required the at
tendance of two foreign brain
specialists, says Hong Kong dis
patch to the Daily Telegraph.
The correspondent reports DR.
Sun as exercising authority from
the cruiser Wingfung, anchored
off Shamein, in Canton harbor,
but depending not only for his
restoration to power, but for his
very existence upon the successful
return of his hnorthern expedi-
tionary force, which Chen Chung
Ming slowly is breaking up.
Predicting years of chaos and
turmoil. the correspondents de-
clares:
No thinking man in China to-
day sees ray Of hope"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-07

ering the appropriation OF Is sec
ond feet from Days gulch for
placer mining purposes in jose
phine county.
BY Frank A. York and Edward
Cox OF Salem, covering the appro-
priation OF water from Soldier
creek for irrigation of "a acres in
Josephine county, at cost OF ap-
proximately $1,000.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-07

The Oregon 4 Western Coloniza-
tion company is opening up tract
Of 1900 acres in one body in Har-
'ney county near Burns. 1t is cut
over land and plenty of water is
available.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-07

Boys playing with matches at
Bend caused fire at the home Of
L. w. Leyerett that destroyed a
wloodshed and a fine automobile
Leverett had recently purchased.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-07

No, that wailing noise in Wash
ington is not the cry of puny
newborn infant. 1t is only CON
gress turning out its daily grist
Of nothing. County Journal.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-07

A few cows, band of chickens,
several hogs and intelligent selec-
tion and production of crops will
make this the most desirable Sec
tion Of the Northwest Malheur
Enterprise.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-07

Not all cranks suffer obscurity
Some attach college degree letters
to their names and try to talk to
the inhabitants of Mars or to the
dead of earth Haley Enterprise.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-07

1t is unfair to elect man to of
flee on an economy and business
platform and in the same election
vote for the passage of various
measures which add millions to the
tax burden of the state. Waghing-
ton County News-Times.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-13
EN- LA ASOCIACION
CRISTIANA JOVENES
LA VELADA DE ESTA NOCHE.

Para feStejar el 6Xito degrade on la
campana para adquisci0n de nuevoS
socios, el Comit6 Social y de Propa-
ganda de la Association Cristiana de
J0venes, ha Organizado para ,esta no.
che una Velada Lirico-Literaria y Re
cepci0n, ofrccidas los nueyos asocia-
dos.
FL acto dara comienzo las ocho
V cuarto, con arreglo al siguiente pro-
grama:
Reception los nucvOs SOciOS.
Selection por una Orquesta especial.
Bienvenida Il los nuevos sociOs por
el Sr. Carlos r. Rossi.
Cantos Populares.
Recitation: Los caballos de los CON
quistadores, de Jose Santos Chocano,
por el joven Jaime Boutwell,.
Selection por la orquesta.
Resumen de la campaiia Y entrcga
de los premios por ell DR.. J. 3. Soto.
Damos las gracias por Ia inyitaci0n
que Sc nos hace.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-13
El acto de aver en-,

: El mundo cat6lico tiene puestOs hoy
los ojos en- la OrGen dc los CaballeroS
| dc Colon de los Estados UnidoS dc
America cuyos OCHOCIENTOS MIL
miembros Sc lanzan hoy a una sola
vOz Y como un solo hombre Il la reali
zaci0n del proyccto de fundaci0n de
centros de recreo Y depOrtes para la
juvcntud cat0lica Ell ell dcseo de diri-
cir los j0yencs Ell un camino de valOr
moral, mental, fisic0 Y social, n0sO-
trOS una rama de CSa Orden en- Puer-
to Rico no queremos Cludir la respon-
sabilidad que nos corresponds hi que
remoS dejar de ocupar cl sitio que
Sc nos ha designaqo reSpondiendo al
llj.mamiento, prestg y con entpsiaSmo.
Aquf tCndran en- este pcquenO rim
con de Puerto Rico los padres c&t0li-
cos un sitio dondc sus hijcs, cat0licos
talnbiGn. cnc0ntraran. tai como 10 ext
re la mo5crna 6poca preparation moral
mental, fiSca Y social, un centro G5nde
desarrollar csas actividades sin que
c0rr;n cl immense pcligro que actual
mcnte cOrrcn en- los centres eStable-
cidoS I'D hcc, de que Sc les arranque
el preci0SiSimo e inGWpciablc don de
la fG cat6lica por mo.ioS mas o me-
nos indirectoS, cchanlO por las venta
mas de nucstra casa cSpiritual, nueS-
ha cGllcieucit;, los, muebles que la ira
dici0n conScrvara en- clloS, para, una
yez vacfa In casa, hacer mas facil
hGccdcra la adquisici0n de los nue-
vos mueblcs o sean las nuevas ideas.
Paipes cat6licos, iGvenes cat0licos,
pueblo cat6lico: nosGtroS los navegan-
tes, los &C lOniZadOrcs dc este nuevo
nuidO de LII ida; cua jadO de belleZaS
rSpirituafes. qucremoS leyantar un
mGnumento de Ia historic, que son los
que derraman luz sobre las tinieblas
de ticmpuos pasados POGO Ct NADIA CO.
n9cidOS--las mismaS coloSales pirami-
d"s de Egipto no Sc conServan por ser
SepulcrOs de reyes. sino PCT ser monu-
ment0S dc la hiStOrfa :-NosotroS quiz