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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-20
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Cuanab Nres nltalgr . ~ alma a.
f.aholu a. nquUnis 3 Ia o. nilcn-
a. Ia Fnhann nEul sunoia a. los ma.
fes-csiehm D. fiesta De- la raza. dcs
temss sinicos Sc nauchnn a. nosotrcs,
IL coionizacion dc America por q ca
hailorcsco cfniritn amasado dcinas d.
los hasiiOncs dc las foiaAlczas caste
ilanas y Ia porsonsiidad. el orircn. Ia
euna del dcscubridor del Nucvo Nun.
DO.
las lcycs dc lndias han dicho "a
primcra palabra--que despues de Ia
revision historica es Ia liltima-acer-
ca de la gcnerosidad con que cl Hi
dalgo de Ia Mancha fue, mas como
este que como Cid conquistador, vien-
do como Castillo sc cnsanchaba de-
lante de las proas de sus caballos ma
rineros. No esta dicho aun 10 sufi-
ciente acerca dc la patria, de Ia ver-
dadera, de la escondida, placida, vir-
giliana y silenciosa patria de Colon.
La tengo ahora delante de mis- ojos.
Estoy en- ella. La piso emocicnado.
No es por Ia vez primera en- los dias
de mi vida. Pero es al cabo de los
amos.
Para este trozo de suelo gallego
! parece como 81 sc hubiera detenido el
curse de los siglos. Todo es progreso
alrededor. Levantad un POGO los ojos
del verde color de los mayales y del
aioso girls de las viviendas mediocra-
les, y Pontevedra os ofrece ell cuadro
abigarrado de sus puentes colgantes,
de los blancos palacios que albergan
sus organiZaciones oficiales, de su pla-
"a de toros, de los muros que traban
ef aqua silente de su rio. Y solo So
bre el barrio que habit6 ia moreria,
el temple gotico evoca los dias colo
nianes. No era ell mismo, en- esta su
conservada hermosa plentiful, ell que
contemplaron los ojos de Colon. Pc
ro va al pie de sus bovedas primeras
estaba la capilla fundada por los pa
rientes del marino, por sus dcudos
| mareantes, hombres de mar como el
que habfa de inmortalizar .su profe-
sion v su apellido; no cardadores dc
lana, no cultivadores de artes ajenas
a las aventuras del Oeeano, al ronqui-
do de las olas los furores de los
mares.
Y volveis los ojos otro lado y la
parroquia de San Salvador os mues-
ira sus casas de estos dias: VILLAS"
que hicieron los indianos, casonas que
levantaron los politicos, chozas que
vistieron de "chalets" los aldeanos un
POGO acomodados. q sss.ssa, = lsss7. 1s,- !.
iSolo Portosanto! Solo Portosanto
es el ,nlismo, ell de aver, sel de los
dfas de Colon Dijerase que la pro
videneia quiso consewarlo para que
alg1n dia los sabios oficiales, los que
cargaron su conciencia de pretextos
para no repararse del regalo de 'su
vida de Madrid y quien sabe 81 para
no descubrirnos su desnudez esprit
tual, puedan hallar sobre la piedra,
donde no caben raspaduras, 10 que no
han querido entendcr sobre los docu-
mentos espafioles.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-20
LA ULTIMA PALABRA
UNA vista A PDRT0SANTO

laMAA FNAaa " - w 8AINtN NII
pucdr csihFsFte cuh una rolh innfio
aaigsa uubrs a Eurlos toao nososn,..
b.; una l,laEasla. Al cfnccrc a. luf o.
Coisn en medic o. ella. amos marc
musges0s a. una casa IN tciado. ~
hesgco primitleo--cl clksieo canasio--.
murhas paletadas o. tinias CRISES en-
medic Dc lh gayA lujuria Dc n esme-
ralda Dc los campos.
I'm csta obra ae Ia rehabilitation Del
origcn De Colon me cupo una cxtc-
riorizaci6h. cast casual, que se ha ido
csfumando hasta volcarse en- q acer-
vo de Ia obFa cOicctiva. Una tarde
septembrina. va para cerca de tres
lustros. 20 rccogi de labios aldcanos
las voocs de Ia tradici6n dc la teoria
coloniaria. Y esta tradici6n es aca-
so de 10 mas decisive con que cnentan
nuestras prUebas. .POr esa Ia traigo
dc nucvo al campo de las letras y la
eXpongo al juicio de Ia critica en- el
momentO en- que todo aireamos nues-
tros viejos argumentos.
No me 10 contaron. Yo 10 OF. Yo
os juro que 10 OF delante de amigos
que me guiaron la aldca.
Tn yiejecito nos dijo que el, GUAM
do era niiio, oy6 decir muchas veces
a sus padres que de alli, de Portosan-
to, habia salido un hombrc que dcs-
cubrio unas tierras en- medic de los
mares. Y una anciana, interrogada
aisladamente, nos confrm6 la aheja
historic.
--Pcro este Sc 10 dijeron a usted
hara diez amos.
-AiI non sdnor: falabano mems
pals cando en- era ainda untra rapaza.
lilo afrma usted, mujer?
Senior, por que hRbia de levantar
mucna mentira. Por estas que son
cruces. IA fe!, senor, como salamos
entire nos.
Aquellos testimonies eran dc per-
sonas que pasaban de sesenta amos.
ou HllcL Su HAOCSudu NelIeuai oS
medic siglo atras. Entonees los sa-
bios pontevedreses no Mhian iencon-
rt.ado ninguno de los docurhentos co
!onianes, nj Caste Sampedro habia pdSi
dido expresar la sospecha inicial So
be la cual compuso su dbra de in
vcstigaci6n su contertulio Garcia de-
u Riega. La verdad historica latiaI
en- Portosanto antes que hnbiese Pc
netrado, como un tenue 4ayo de luz,
cn ell cerebro de los efIditoS. de la
.camaraderia y Don Casto. ,lY. ,quieni
sabe 81 esa tradicionGthas quo los do
cumentos colonianask encepdi6 en- ell
espiritu del arque6fogo la Riega la.
Fantorcha de la .fe, animado por la Cual
Ise lanzo a predicar la buena nueva?
La, capilla de los de Colon sesta en-
Pontevedra, al pie del gotico prodigio
de la iglesia de Santa Maria. Porto
sante conserva su patria medieval v
su crucero. Y yo creo que todavia
viviran algunos de los ancianos de
quienes oi-fijaos bien: 10 OF; no me
| 10 contaron-que sus padres, hace
mas de medic siglo, les referian que
ellos sabian, tambien de sus viejos
! aprendido, que de ALI habia salido un
descubridor de tierras lejanas
No Sc habra dicho la Ultima palabra
sobre el origen dc Colon mientras la
sabiduria official no descienda hasta
estas piedras y estos ancianos cuyo
testimonio es indubitable, porque no
tienen para que mcntir.
/ Jaime Sola.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-20

hacerlo estas sus dos yirtudes carac-
terfsticas: Tolerancia Y Humildad!
siY que bueno, sobre todo, que STEM
pre- hubiese continuado siendo el cura
de su aldea, predicando ell amor Ia
pobreza que santificara Cristo que
predicaba q con toda la elocuencia
del ejemplo de su raida sotana, bajo
la cual tantas veces Sc despoj6 de sus
propios pantaIones, para vestir al des-'
nudo -.
fFIGiir dc la Vega NcCares.
Noyielhbre;. 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-20
PERIL SACERDOTAL
REcUERDO POSTUMOD

o. Ianr ssiwaaf a. ~ lalauaAn ~
- saiio aei,ae sasasih lh uslssmean
o. - a,aslmuaal l,ulsiilo. no saar.
uisssae a esiia aur ~ tasgrn,Ia. ltir,.
ea5o gsliussg sa nquella ulassuFa ~
mano acssafnaaa. o,sn q mlsmo narn.
tlto rrsullaao.
i1 canseneimienie A. aae 10 nssifia
ofsecclae nlm mIscn moucda "a an
monaFure ~ pan a nqne ncscsltnao.
lc lirodalo IA viva osatrarlodad que
-rFlei6 sa scral,,arie F,cre ac fcgscntc
y oawo 81 hultefn cou,.alao una g..
ra aon. So dlr'ee rasnc.io al monlc,
cne ct 81 cue penc,ra. no sin hahcr
dieho antes "a cempahcro qae qued6
planiaao pr q oamino
-Aenarde un momcnio. hermano.
III mendigo. Que no saba que pen.
Sar de In cxfraha y siblia desapari.
ci6n del snccrdote. no pudo rcprimir
su gozo al rcrlc rcapareccr de nuevo
con un Objcto extraiio entire sus ma.
nos. que lc alarg6 gozoso y sonrienie
en- tantO que le decla:
- Amigo. es cuanto tengo ahora
Rcmedlese con clio hasta nueva opor.
tunidad.
FL mendigO examine rapidamentC
aquel Objeto Y cuandO pudO darse cuei
ta de 10 que representaba, para dal
Jas gracias al donante, VA este habia
desaparecido dc su vista en- el recodO
del camino.
! La lImosna del anciano sacerdott
eonsisti0 en- In cesi0n de sus propios
pantalones, de 10 que sc habfa despo
jadO en- la maleza. para suplir la da
diva que habfa intentadO encontrar er
su desierta faltriquera!
En- tanto, una regia puesta dc so
tropical. dOnde el astrO moribundo
prolongando su agOnfa, desli6 todo eI
orc de sus areas en- I'M paisaje de luz
espiendoroso habfa sido ell dnico tes
tigo de esta escena.
La media tinta del crepusculo apa.
Spndo los objetos. como preludio del
rdnado de las sombras, anunci0 la
me que luci0 magnffica. exhibiendo
VS. la negra Iyitrina de su fondo, los
caI nantes refuigentes de la linmensn
io1 as Ri0S ,at MI
49,. ....H.... =. -.
+ D amos desbues pude yer en-
SAM I1an al Padre Berrfos lno
fue tro . eprotagonista lie testa anec-
estido dc los arreos que so
hr' ombrds y|contra sus aspira-
cionN se arrojara un dfa ell elevado
cargo de Proto Notario Apost6lico del
Obispado, no pude menos que recor.
dar col tristeza con envidia. la raj
da sotana bajo, Ia que tantas yeees ex-
trajo los pantalones que vestfa para
caderlos al necesitado.
IA su vista pensaba yoyde estas ma
nera: sEse 4sS8k 49,
0iQue NAL 1e sientan los oropeles
No sabe llevarlos como aquella su vie
ia sotdflIa que lie sentaba maravilla!
iQu6 cerca estuvo de JESUS, aquf en-
Ia terra, ese santo var6n que no lie
go nunca, mereciendolo, a deslumbrar
la vista de sus feligreses con las aguas
del anillo Episcopal!
DE haberlo conocido Victor Hugo 10
hubiera tornado de inodelo para inten-
sifiear mas alin la creaci6n maravi-
llosa de aauel oblspo cristiano a que
die vida en- Los Miserables, llaman-
dole Monseaor Be,rfos!
II 4
icon cuanta satisfaction consagra
hoy mi pluma pecadora este recuerdo
p6stumo q Ia memoria del sacerdote
abnegado, que, a imitaci6n de los pri-
meros ap6stoles del Cristianismo, pre-
dico con la palabra y ell ejemplo, real
zando, tan acknowledgements como slipo
-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-20

F'hfo. nouss nsFNa Dlege
.Rsrrss ulm afsss,aa sglslaim. en-
un Ga Haas aesas fus.ir q h calaaa
ae nn tHawan. ~ csnalaiia o. eus
dieaula 3 Hua==
IA saoe llul.4isaa.a ql,r fessnnl,a llar
b. 80 oaggrlo ael Raiann. aaatao
uomIiasitH ante ia Vista o. Hgnl ~.
Qncrssa cHfeigno. clya ffcuie cfa una
raia naea rglyos lal,ios pe cninn a
peaas ffIles p rurulenios. sac6 una
muncda } So i5 nrrote dc icihs
Los d.sl'ruias l'ano y 5aan fam.
hien socorgscgoa ai nr-iiss e. nrimoro
dcaacndiendose AL, eesie dc nrorisio.
ncs que llevala. para danalfario e1n
precancisn. ccrca del nmhral Dc Ia "a.
haiia. y Il segnndo. cl discipulo anna,
do. cxtendicndo tcmerosamente los
hrazos para dejar cacr. sobre los hom-
bros del rcpugnanie mcndigo. su man.
10 dc limo.
"Faltaha 81 obolO del divine Jes6s.
III sol brillaba en- el Ocaso como un
ascua de oro.
"El dulce Nazareno avanz6 serena.
mente, hasta cOger en- sus manos sa.
gradas In mOnstruosa cabeza del lepro
so. inclin6 Ia frente y le bes6 en- los
labiOs..
clos discipulos y amigos que pre-
senciaron aquella escena, permanecie-
ron inm6viles. y hasta Ia impasible
Naturaleza parecio temblar de emo
ci0n. :"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-20
Sombreros de Seiioras

Modelos dc Ultima novedad recibi.
dos por AMELIA MOLINA, en- "La
Marquesita", Edifcio Noa, San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-20

icon cudnta satisfaction co1isagra
hoy mi pluma pecadora este recuerdo
.p6stumo q Ia memoria del sacerdote
abnegado, que, a imitaci6n de los pri-
ncros ap0stoles del Cristianismo, pre-
dico con la palabra y ell ejemplo, real
zando, tan acknowledgements como supo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-20

La lectura de las lfneas preceden-
ties. publicadas por la antigua revista
Espfrith "Ldmen'', que en- Espafia,
Barcelona, dirige el viejo paladfn de
dicha causa don Quintin Lopez Go
mez, trajo a mi memOria un hecho
que no quiero perder la oportunidad
de dar conocer ahora, no con la pre-
tension de ponerle en- kparqlelo con el
pracedente, sino para patentizar asf ell
fruto de las enseiianzas del Maestro,
por 10 mismo que es un reflejo de su
grandeza soberana.
Y tambi6n como mN recuerdo p6stu-
mo en- honor a la meHloria del virtuo-
50 sacerdote protagolAsta de la anec-
dota qpe voy referA, Y cuya alten-
,ficidad Egarantizo. !tfs. 4. tte q
tCS y sbi*e l..tj ti, u
OEl afciano parroco. de iiq iglesia de
tno de los pueblos situados en- la eos
- horth de esta isla, y, que, yisto lie
iej9s s4meia "un pthado de !aiohdtas
,fatigadh hs". que dirfa Gordils. habfa
Salido De su iglesia en- la tarde de i'm
din sab.Hdo, para prelar sus auxilios
espiritlihles un cainpesin6 enfermo
que reSdfa con su familia en- un bo-
hfo ais0do distante dos tres millas
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-01
THAT BAD BACK

Do You have a dull, steady ache In
tho small OF the back, sharp. stab.
bling twlnges when STOPPING or lift
lng-distresslng urinary dlsordersg
For bad back and weakened kidneys
Chiekasha residents rec mme en-
Doan's Kidney Pills. Read this Chick.
asha statement.
jacob Nebergall, proprietor black.
smith rhop. 400 Colorado Avenue,
Chlekasha, says: after days exer.
tlon my back became sore and lame
and nay klanoys acted irregnlarly.
Taking Doan'a Kidney Pills few
days gave me relief, that has lasted
Tor months. wouldn't be- without
DoanB IN my homo" (statement
given December rs. 1870.
on July s. 1921. Mr.. Nebergall
added; Il take Doan's Kidney pills
Whenever I feel IN need OF kidney
medicine and they never fail to do all
That 10 claimed OF them"
prlco 60c. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney pils-the same that
Mr. Nehergall had. Foster-Mllbun
CO.. Mfrs. Buffalo, N. Y.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-01
To OFFER HEAVY
PURSE IN RACES
thousand Dollars Hung Up for Rae
Ing Card Here July "a; Harness
and Running Races Are
Being Booked.

Purses totalling $1,000 will be OF
fcrod at the twoday horse racing
card here July 3 aud 4. according
20 an announcement made today by
W. II. Burgess. manager OF the
Grady race course
This money VIII be divided az
follows: (First day. 2:25 pnoe.
5000; onc-half mile run. $50; five.
eIghths milo run. s15; three elghth8
mile run Farmers raco). $50; three.
eighth milo run, $50 Second day,
9:2O trot, $500; 2;17 pace SgOO; four
ana onohalf furlongs, SIS; three
iourlhs milo run 800.
a fivc'milc automobile race viii
complete the program. one hundred
and fifty dollars Is the amount of
the purse offered the winner OF this
event
The harness races win be con-
Quoted undcr the three heat plan.
Horses standing best in summaries
win be awarded first money. En-.
tries IN harnces races close June 20
az which tlmo horses will be named
A. y. a, rules win govern the
card, Manager Burgess announced.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-01
RECEIVER ASKED
IN HAM0N ESTATE
ST. Louis Firm Says Kcteh WIN Not
Pay Claims; Says Widow and
Daughter Of Hamon Getting
Too Much Money.

Mugkogoe. okla, Juno l.--Applica.
tion was filed in The federal cour;
hero today for the appointment of "a
receiver for tie late Jake /. HIamon
estate.
The application was made by the
Liberty Trust company Of ST. Louis.
Estate of the late republican ma
tional committeeman who was SHOT
TO death by Clara Smith Hamon
Ardmore. Okla. is valued at over
SS.Oc0,oOO in the petition Of The ST..
Louis institution.
II Is set forth that the estate has
an indebtedness greatly IN excess
of s1.Oo0,OOO and that It owes The
plaintiff company S10i.2i2.7S.
Charges are made in the petition
that Frank /. Ke,ch administrator
of the estate has refused to allow
the claim OF the ST. Louis institution
despite the fact that the PLAINTIFF
has court judgment The petition
also charges that the administrator
Is allowing claims OF other creditors.
The petition also stated that the
estate was appraised at $S,1l3,903.5o
at the time Ketch was appointed adj
minstrator and that claims which
have been filed and admitted ex-
ceed this amount.
The petitioners charge that amounts
in excess of what has been reason
ably necessary have hoen paid for
the support of the widow and daugh-
ter Of Hamon.
Mrs. Georgia Hamon Bhorer, 5a-
mons widow, has received $4,000
from the estate since lannon's
death, according to the petition.
Olive Belle Tlamon, the 1iyear-
old daughter, has received $4,000
since her fathers death. the petition
states
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-01
Attention, Delegates

We trust you enjoying your stay in Chickasha. You
great convention about to draw TO close Before leav-
ing for your homes want all Of you residing in the 9th
Congressional district to drop in Johnson for Congress
Headquarters and meet the Congressman from this
district You Of have the big red sign of eds
headquarters at the Martin building in this city
Jed Johnson is clean christian gentleman His personal
and private life above reproach He firm believer in
the enforcement Of all our laws He led the fight in the
senate for the ant-sll bill One of the leading religious
papers Of the state says Ie has taken the right side Of
every moral ssue that has arisen in the upper house God
give Of his caibre in Oklahoma politics..
Senator Johnson~s tried and friend of Oklahoma
College for Women He rendered valuable aid in securing
appropriations for the school in the He will be
member of the state whether elected Congress
and will make fight for administration build
ing for 0. c. w.
Oklahoma needs Jed Johnson at Washington What do
you say? Lets send Jed to Congress-"
THE GRADY COUNTY JOHNSON FOR
CONGRESS CLUB
(Advertisement)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-01
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
ReInioreed Concrete nrIdne.

htlHoEtCl COHC'ctc BTluDe.
Sealed proposals win be received
by the Mayor and City Council
OF Cliokasha, Oklahoma. at the Of.
flee Of the City Clerk on or before
O'Clock p. M. June 8. 1922 for the
construction OF an eighty-flve foot
reinforced concrete bridge over Line
Creek at Sixth street. in Chickasha,
Oklahoma.
Bids viii be received separately on
the following divisions of the work.
/. Eighiy-five foot bridge. both
twenty and thirty foot roadway.
either oantilever or arch type as
shown ON plans.
.. 2,l2l SO. #. Of sidewalk.
3. 5000 cu yds. Of earth fill.
4. Installing lamps and wiring.
Also bids viii be received from
general contractors on the complete
work including oil of the above
named divisions win be considered.
The City Council reserves the
right TO reject any or all bids, let
the whole work to one contractor or
divide the work among two or more
contractors according to the above
named divisions, as in their opinion
may be for the best interest of the
City.
Specifications. plans and blank
bidding forms may be obtained upon
application at the office Of the City
Clerk at the above named address.
A deposit of $500 will be re.
CURED for each set of plans and
specifications to be taken from the
office to be refunded to the bidder
upon the return Of the plans in an
unmutilated and seryiceable con
diiion
G rtified check in the amount Of
~ per cent of the bid must ac-
company the proposal
(ScaD 0. COFFMAN,
Mayor.
Attest:
j. Z. WELIBORN.
24-10t City Clerk
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-01
SALES COMPANY OPENING
OFFICES IN CETCKASHA


f. G. Phenneger, president Of the
Cooperative Sales company Of Okla
homa City, is spending several days
in this city overseeing the opening Of
their branch office here at 205h
Chickasha avenue
The local office will be in charge
CT Arthur Ersland. This concern
handles real estate, business oppor-
tunities and oil leases, They operate
and have branches offices in seven
different states. They have a plan
of bringing buyer and seller together
acting as a clearing house in hand
ling business deals.
Mr.. Pheneger says he is very much
pleased with Chickasha as city and
especially with the business condi-
tions here. He stated that people
are talking about Chickasha, and are
watching the oil developments here
closely.
Arthur Ersland has been in Chick
asha about 16 years, was for many
years secretary Of the Merchants AS
sociation here, and previous to that
was employed in the First National
Bank here
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-01
CLEVELAND ON
HUNT FOR ONE
FRECKLE KING

Cleveland, O., June 1.-The Cleve-
land Press was securing the city 10.
day for . contender to accept the
open c,an ,nge Of George Widden. 10
year cid New Yorker, for the freckle
championship of the United States.
"The Press believes the Cleveland
sun produces more frockles per
square inch than any sun in the coun-
try and is eagdr to see the 'spoc
laurels' come west" announcement
Of the contest said.
A week end trip to New York to
meet young Widden will be the prize
The city title holder viii be allowed
to take along his trainer preferably
= parent or guardian. the announce
ment said
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-01

wholly doplore The attitude ex.
pressed IN tie above statement We
affirm that Il Is traycsty and IN.
justice upon the good nnme Of our
state, and n positive falsohood re-.
gardlng Thousands OF the hest homoa
IN oklahoma: and regarding the
statement thni Congress slipped up
on our hllad side IN putting thll
18th amendment over. we call at.
tentlon TO these facts: First: That
said Congress and our Legislatures
were elected before any OF our boys
were atn' ovcrrols and that an had
Tho opportunity OF participating IN
these elections and that the state.
monla said 10 hdro hoon made by
our governor rolaligo TO those facts
are mtrno and without fact: and
further the imnosslhllliy OF the
above statements being true Is
shown In The fact that ~ states
ratified the act OF congress soon
after The passage Of the 18th amend
mont, and that since that time. two
OF The oihor states have ratified the
same, one Just recently therefore
we believe that our governor has
aubiectod hlmaell TO just ccnsuro
along those lines.
FIFTH: Be Il further resolved:
Tha, we endorse and commend the
efforts being made and put forth by
the Anti-Saloon League OF America
for the enforcement OF the volstoad
Act and that we pledge 10 sail
League our moral and financial sup.
port.
M =. lnerah1m.
"signod: "lofa Garrison Dobson,
"D. A. Wlcklzor,
Committee"
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Fourth: lndsmuch as our papers
have printed quotations as being
from Gov. ]. b. A. Robertson as
follows: first, That the present
temperance law is making criminals
by thousands, of good men in every
respect safe one; and that, second:
Congress slipped up on our blind
side during the war and put this
prohibition legislation over And
third, Nearly every home in Okla
homa has its hootch, or corn, or
whatever you want to call it. You
can't go to picnics or get-together
in the country without having some
individual with load Of it on the
nip
"Re it therefore resolved We
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PUBLIC RECORDS


VIM. Alexander Hamilton, age "a,
Of pooassot, aud Miss Elsie Marharct
schoeior. age %, Of Pocasset.
+. c. Hicks. age 30. Of Mosquito,
Texas, and Miss Orin Hanna, age "a,
Of Chlokasha.
J. d. Maines. age q, OF Blanchard,
and Miss Winnie Whitehead, age 10,
oi Blanchard
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Tomorrow's Program.

Iomorrows program. d.
Tho program for tomorrow fol
lows:
e:0O a. N. Early Devotion, En-
NETT Butterwor,h
$500 a. m.- Bible Hour. Harry d
Smith.
9:15 n. m-Wook Day Church
School; Vacation Church School, Dr.
Neuberg- Norman
9:l5 a. M Divisional Conference:
Elementary, Miss Maxine Smoot.
Secondary. Miss Sam 3. Wag
gonor.
Adult, w. A. Merrill.
Superintendent and Officers. Alb
hott Book.
1880 a. m.-N Modern Religious
Educational Equipment, H. L. Pick
Grill.
1900 a. MS Solo.
Sermon, H. H. Miller.
Banquet-Biblc School. State Com
miitee in charge.
1:30 .. m.-Worship.
las p. m.-circla and Triangle
2:15 p. m-Symposlum Young
Peoples Conference.
Devotion, Fellowship, Hazel
Steward.
Leadership Training; Fourfo1d
Charting, Miss Magine smoot.
pagcants and Stunts; Recreation
Ethel ennis.
Cornet Solo.
2:45 p. m.--Address, II. L. Pick
drill.
S:15 p. m.-Chrisilan Endoayor
Conference; Intermediate superin-
tondents. Miss Adeline Goddard.
Lookout J. G. Welsh.
Prayer Meeting, William zlegler
Missions, Kate Specht.
Social, Maxine Smoot
+ Officers, II. l.. Pickorir
3:45 D. m.--Awardng Loving Cups.
$50 p. m.-Recruit Luncheon.
Solo. Think on Thy Way" Carl
Roberts.
7:45 p. Worship.
Pageant, Chickasha C. r.
Reading, Others Miss Emma
Lloyd Smith.
Address G. NJ. Yocum
recision Service.