The Norman Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 2, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 3, 1922 Page: 1 of 4
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The University City—•
Cosmopolitan People
The Norman
VOL. X. NO. 2
NQKMAN, OK1.A.. TIJKSIMV. JANUAKY 3, 1922.
Norman —the Capital
of Cleveland County
*
Bible Thought
For Today
T11E RKSl'KRK( I ION: Jesus
M'CLAIN COUNTY
YOUTH ARRESTED
THE OLD HAS PASSED; THE NEW IS HERE
said unto her, I am the resurrect on J
anil the life: In- that believctli in me.! Bryan Buckley in Cleveland County
though he wire dead, yet shall he j Jail Charged With
live; And whosoever liveth and be-' Stealing Saddle
lieveth in me shall neer die.—John i
11:25.
| Bryan Buckley, of McClaii
; ty. was arretted by Sheriff
Health Tournament
To Be Held Again
In State Schools
outi-
Sheriff \Y. H.
; Xewblock, Monday, on a theft
j charge. The arrest was made fol-
lowing an investigation and search
(that has been made for Bukley for
some time, acording to Xewblock.
" It is alleged that the .McClain
Oklahoma is in have another Mod- : county youth stole a -addle from
ern Health Crusade tournament this | Bill Whisezenhunt, who lives about
year, according to an announcement | fourteen miles east of Norman.
Monday l.y Jules Schrvitz, general i some time last August.
secretary of the Oklahoma Public | Buckley i- no in the county ja I
Health association. I'ublic health attainting hrarin^r which is isjucted
be granted soon.
STOLEN FORD ROADSTER
RECOVERED BY SHERIFF
officials feel the tournament should
be held again this year in view of its
great success last year when 125.000
children in 60 counties were enrolled
Dates will be February 20 to April
28.
All school children in grade \ Ford roadster believed to have
schools are eligible. Governor Rob- been stolen front the garage of
ertson has announced he will give a (;«.orge llodam about fifteen fmile-
Mlver loving cut. to the school mak- ,.a-t of the cit\ some t me during
mg the best mark. 1 he OUahoma November was recovered by Sheriff
I'ublic Health association will give w. H, \e block and Frank Bunch
handsome -ilk banner- to schools 111 -pecial deputy, Friday.
the four d'visions which make first The machine was located
or ",a"- Certificates of com canyon near Dale, it is -ai.l and no
mi ndation will be presented to all C|UP „|,mity „f ,h(.
nine out uav found The car showed
siderable misuse during
Ilerr's i«. the old year, drink
boys, drink.
Hire's to the clays that have
fled.
Old friends, obi wine, old mem-
ories;
Drink to the Joys that are dead.
Here's to the \ew Year stretch-
ing ahead.
To the days that are blithe-
some and fcffv,
May the joys of the old be the
joys of the new.
Its sorrow ■ fade gently away.
-Reelected.
Another New Year comes to us
with a volume all pure an un-
spotted. on which we will soon
begin to write a history that will
go on to he bound with the thou-
ands of other records we call
years. May 1922 bring us coun-
terparts of the happiest days of
the year just closed, and a heart
for "any fate," and ma> we all
leam the lesson of how "t.> labor
and to wait."
T o look back upon the past
year, and see how little we have
striven, and to what purpose, and
how often wv have been cowardly
and hung back, or temerious
and rushed unwi-.ly in; and how
every day and all day long we
have transgressed the law of
kindness; it may seem a para-
dox, but in the bitterness of these
discoveries a certain consolation
Life is not ties gned to mini
ter to a man's vanit lie goes
upon his long business most ni
the time with a hanging head, and
all the time like a child. Lull < «
rewards and pleasure as it js
so that to see the daybreak or
the moon rise, or to meet a friend
or to hear dinner cart when he
is hungry, fill It in with surprising
i'it \.
is yet le
Frtendshi]
PRICE FIVE CENTS
ROTARY CLUB HAS 1 wo Sma|1 i ires
MANY ABSENTEES "Ti're Department
no anuting
through, health tails, v\e
avails him; year after y
must thumb the hardly \
record of his own weakne
folly.
It is a fr endly process
tachment. When the time
that he should
few illusions 1«
tried a
that u.
will 1 u
which
from ti
were I'
but if
light it
-•<>. there need be
ft about himself,
ho meant well,
led much; stirelv
■ It
\<
'•lain at tile
ated
ed, a;
\ur«
old
him
inch of
•h with
t of the
Hid tin
another
ai
SHERIFF'S FORCE
ASSIST IN GOOD j
ROAD IMPROVEMENT!
i hools earning
f ten credits.
• weeks
misus
has been
con-
the six
ssing. officers
Among the many Christmas and
New Year greetings received by the
Transcript was a card of good wishes
from I ongrcssnian and Mrs. F. H.
Swank at Washington. D ('. Many
thanks for tin remembrances.
It ha- been returned
dam.
Everybody e!s<-
iher's angel child,"
wishes
were
that
making and
is responsi- 1
s uo>v being 1
in the high-
r s i111i -
out a' n-
ANNUAL MEETING LOCAL COUNCIL
NORMAN BOY SCOUTS TO BE HELD
THURSDAY NIGHT AT CITY HALL
Annual meeting of the local coun- j que<t
cil of tlie Norman Boy Scouts will
be held at 8 o'clock Thursday right
at the ( hamber of < ommerce rooms
in the city hall, a cording to Tho-
mas Rowe, acting scout executive.
Reports from the various com-
ln'ttee4- including finance., leader-
v'lip and training, publicity, camp-
ing, civic service and scout execu-
tive will he h ard at this meeting
and the president, I Jr. J. L. Day, re-
all heads of committees and
other interested in Boy Scout work
to ht present. The election of oi-
f cers tor the ensuing year will also
he held at this time, according to
the scout executive.
Participation in the
elling of corn whisky
Lie for the work that
lone l>\ four huskies
v a\ east of Norman.
Wether the Volstead Act
ar prohih tion amendments
<1 provisions u,r trespassers mak
ng rough roads smooth is tin
nown hut seemingly this <|uartett
i better contented there tfcfn else
where.
Sheriff Xewblock and his corps o
'«jiuties arc still on the ir toes try
ng ti qo all in the r power tov. art
boosting the 1 o«• a 1 end . i th(- g'uw
oad work.
i ATTEMPT AT JAIL
DELIVERY FOILED |
|j
Twelve Hack Saws and Several Files I
i Found in Cells—Two Ban
Sawed in Two
j BOTTLE CAUSES
POLICE BLOTTER
TO BE STAINED
The first nttei
ry ever bel ffve.
i the county
•iled by county
LMitoon a .i o'cl
six
lUil
iwinu- thro
e window
ake their <
The plan
SCROGGS EXPLAINS
COMMUNITY INSTITUTE
! iack-sii
j ound
; - belc v
'for the
• Had
been
countv
gh two -
and we.
parturc.
of the
red shortly aft
nd a search o
y Sher l'f
\s and
Xewbl
t wr
'it is believe
smaller inm
jthrou.jli the
tune
Mr. H
.I^C'ivery of the
• fours* later C\
I have had • <, m
I- While some
ttes could have
hole already "
Rurglars Fail In
Attempt To Roh
I 'alace (iarage
havt
the ,
been
Just Before Christmas
i fund from whk'li in bin vrittr
don't vmi wish I'n
Christmas present
Join Our Christmas Club
and have the money teadv?
The Plan Is Simple
You pay in a certain amount each week and draw
out in time for Christmas with interest.
25 Cent Club—Deposit 25 cents each week. In 50 weeks
we pa.v $12.75.
50 Cent Club—Deposit 50 cents each week. In 50 weeks
we pay $25.50.
$1 Club—Deposit $1 each week. In 50 weeks we pay $51.
$2 Club—Deposit $2 each week. In 50 weeks we pay $102.
$5 Club—Deposit $5 each week. In 50 weeks we pay $255.
Payments must be made weekly or in advance.
Start now and save monev for Christmas.
The Norman State Bank
WE HOLD YOU SAFE
ih..
km i
The Court of Honor will be held ,
7:.W "n the same night, but will j Speaks to Norman Lions Tuesday
lish its work before the reuular I Noon' Ladies Night Sel For
for the council inee-ting. Monday, Jaunary 9
stated. j t(
| "How the ( 'immunity Institute
—™ - . . - . . . ( nn lleln \ormaii." «i. the subn et
of a talk ^iven before tli<* Nurtiinu
Lions club Tuesday noon by Dr. I
\V. Scroggs, director of the I Diver-
sity of Oklahoma extension division
and father of the Oklahoma com-
munity institute plan. Norman Lioitf i seV('r' charge a^ai
re joining with committeemen from :,;'tes is robbery. :
the Rotary and oilier civic organ / a I'''"ck, .vlio cannot
tions in N'orman to help bring the!s"c'1 anxiety for I
comunity institute staff of the t 'ni- j displayed.
versitv of Oklahoma to Xonman 1 ' "ur °' 'he ten prisoners are
sometime this spring. jwurk'ng on the county roarl an
Dr. Scroggs was asked to appear K believed thai they would n..| 1
before the club to give definite ideas !,a'>vn their freedom had it h^en
non u h eli members of the club can ! 'ered them
Short Attendance on First Meeting
in New Year—Dr. M. J.
Neuberg Speaks.
"Where are all the members to-
lay:' Was the question asked each
itlier by members of the Rotary club
i\hn were present at the first noon
uncheon of the new year at the
sooner confectionery Monday The
" ri enlace of absentees larger
ban has been recorded by the sec-
< uiry in several mouths.
I hose who were fortunate enough
0 be present Monday were well
►aid for tin ii time it a >
rani counts lor anyth'ng
Secretary Ted Aszirtan had charge
■ I the program, and through his
forts Secured Joseph Denton and
itlier university musicians who aw
1 number of vocal selections flint
brought down hearty i
II the members.
'^r- ' Neuberg, assistant pro-
■ ssor oi education of the Cniversit'y
'i Oklahoma, and director of rclig
ions education, s,,oke on the value
mil importance of i ducation of the
'"'art as well as the mind, and po'nt
out that the University of tikla
lionia was on. of a few of the st:,t,
'""vc-iiies 1,1 this country that is
"a mi , ny eifort To teach religion.
Hymning nesi semester three
'ours ;i week will hi given to leach
'"g rehg'ous ducation in Xornian
Dodo,- \,'til,erg s;,id, and all tlx
11ililrfii in the public schools, re
tardless ol church affliation, will be
tht opportunity to take the.,
hrok<
lulls
ntican
holid
rdin
ixperieneed m th< city,
o members of the local
' '!l partment, I nusual precati
tions ^and the dampness of the at-
perience. it s said.
\ giavs iire at the home of Car-
'-each, dairyman who li\. ;
v, ealled the depot" -
first run about iO
nent for
Monday
\o da;n-
pro-
from
A detective flue at the Knnpa
lamina house, on I ;,st Hoyd str-et
• -"all blaw .bom 3 oS
" lfl" attei 'iooii. The blaze w ■-
stingnished without troublt -uul
little damage
partnient.
'■ is reported by the d*
>e in charge of the work, and classes
vi" meet at the tlifi, mi; churches
it- said.
No one will hi forced to tak'1
Hese instructions," said Doctor Neu-
"but all will be urged to do so.
arem- who desire their children to
'eve the advantage of the instn n
cms will lie requested to make it
known n writing."
:hurches extend
welcome to 1922
! W ho '.s responsib
j tempted delivery is
"O suspicion as to tile iiresence of
j files and saws was had until the i;
: be attempt was made. The nn
any of the
Hiding to \e
tnderstand w
dom should
j I.. Saudi
| I! nt ran
i throng a
A S
alt eli)
'tiling can
any light i
d-be thief.
tincd by
accordinj
wrencli
breukin
lit ni(>i
\ wa-
nth lug
■red e
l as found tu
:cept I lie - ;i f,■
und thai will
identity of the
an institute
jvork in preparing
i here.
j I'receeding Dr. Scroggs' talk Pres
ident J. II. I*elgar annomiced nomi
'Hating committeemen, who will re
port January 17, when- officers fo
I he Norman I.ions club will be se
llected ofr 10.'.'. I'oinmitteenien an
| pointed were R. W. Hutto, Dr. J. !•"
1'axlon and I., H. McCoy,
j Monday night. January 0, was se
lected for the monthly
| Dinner will be served
I Repairs have been made and s
j ty is now guaranteed the pre
and all future members of tin
I family.
Mr. and
I and baby i
on Tne-'il.,
Mrs. [(.
etitrned li
I.. KitzPatrick
Dallas, Texas,
alter enjoying
iday season in
one of the Xonman
nite annoiinct'iiient \\
I week bv lob 1.nitre
Foster.
Because of ladies
! lar meeting nex Tin
ladies n glil. I" nosponeil for one
by ladies of|l-elgar announced.
Hide thi
onic in Mr
Mr. and Mr
s Dorothy
Horning lor
e her -ludi
iterian colle
modern
par
K. McCall,
Mil
Mill.
left Ti
TEACHINGS OF CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
"Pay Cash and Save Cash'
BLANKETS
Values at $2.95, $4.25, $6.00, $7.50 and $10.00
25 Per Cent Discount
F. & J. Cash Store
120 Bast Main
'The Store Where You Will Eventually Buy'
Kditor's Not©—Vice President
Coolidge, in this fine departure from
Washington custom, addresses a
New Year's message to the country,
using the medium of the Christian
Statesman, official publication of the
National Reform Association, an or-
ganization whose aim since 1803, in
the administration of Mr. Lincoln,
has been perpetuation of Christian
principles in the conduct of the \m-
jerican government.
The Vice President's Chamber
Washington, Dec. 27, 1921
From the Vice President of the
United States
To the Editor of The Christian
Statesman.
W e are coming into not only a
new year, but, without doubt, a new
era As this message is written
there is every prospect that there is
to he a new understanding among
nations based not on froce but on
righteousness and on a deeper com-
prehens on of the teachings of
j Christian fellowship.
I Men reap what they sow. Their
action upon others are followed by
reactions upon themselves. As it is
with men. so it is with nations.
I hose who have given up their re-
sources and strength in the service
of mank nd have receied as a reward
| the friendship and esteem of other
j countries Those who have been
j grasping, pugnacious and animated
: by a desire for military glory have
j gathered as a result the resentment
and distrust „f the world. There is
| a great need for better fellowship
j among nations, a great need for a
I better understanding among all
j mankind.
The great service which America
I has rendered to other nations is
especially noticeable in the Orient.
|lt has been America with all her
j enterprise and Christian influence
which has built hospitals, provided
schools, protected the public health
and brought men to a relization of
their common brotherhood.
W e read of a tree whose leaves
•'ire for the healing 0f the nations,
a tree which not only ministers to the
mental and moral welfare of man
kind, but which in its growth lias
telling
of a
reali-
of a
been a Meat influence in public sati
itation.
These are glad tidings which may
well be proclaimed at the <>
I of a new year, the expression
hope which i>- not new. but a
' zation which is altogether nc
f All this is the expression
| greater faith. As the essence of
selfishness Is a lack of fa!th, so the
j essential element of service is an in
j crease of faith. It i.^ distrust which
| desires to sei/e for one's self to the
\elusion of others, distrust between
j men and distrust between nations.
It is fa'th in each other which causes
men to give for another's welfare
j nad organizations and nations to
i send ;rth their representatives into
I the dark places of the world, carry-
ng the light of their influence, be
cause of their faith that men will
i receive the truth. 'I hese are not
tlici
tliev
They are
rules
(not vis unary, but practical
iof action. That men are adopting
them, that they are carrying them
■ nt, that they are living by them, i>
I the great achie\cment of civilization.
• C ALVIN COOLIDGE
Ken V
early ev
>ecial se
dav was celebrated in
hurch in the nty by
Sermons, reviewing
iie achievements and mistakes of the
>asi year and touching on th« pos-
• bilities tor advancement during the
otning year, were del vered from the
ariotts pulpit s. and wire augmen-
ed by special musical programs.
Otherwise, the day passed in prac-
ically the same manner as any other
iiuday Warm, sunshiny weather
>rc vailed.
Mrs. J. M. Stogner has returned
(•in NI* Kinney, I exas, alter spend-
lg the holidays with relatives.
T"c■ iw° lit".- daughters of Mr.
1 W'ilhani \niol who were
operated on in St. Antony's h,,s„ital
'ii Oklahoma City on Saturday are
rec„l>eratinK very nicely. ail(| are
now ,n th, ,- own homo in N'„rma„.
•Mary rranees Aniol «a . ooerated ol,
'"r ad' W* and Margaret Etlcn bad
Her tonsils removed
1 sho«-,« of
Ardmort ,s the gllist her broH,Fr
J"li Hillinnv Mrs. (inije;,.
ows< i,is i.i. ,| the patrons of the
' ''" I'trc with Vi0|jn Sll|u
"'I \l < ill. I a \ even in..
-Mr. \ i11son l.ackley of 7\(, Royd
''turned Monday f,„m r,'x.
wlieie l„- attended the convcn-
'• sapna \liiha on Deccmher
• ,n' fl Mr- Lackey ,cted
as vici- president oi ihe
onventioti
"■'iii°ual ineeii,^ "Kap-
■> in «ill he held at Wasti ng-
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