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THE SEALY NEWS, SEALY, TEXAS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1935
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pard’s name has been linked
with this alien propaganda, and
I feel sure that he will repudi-
ate this statement as soon as
it is called to his attention, and
disavow my sympathy or con-
nection with this effort to dis-
credit and defeat my bill.
With kindest regards and
best wishes, I am
Sincerely yours,
Martin Dies,
Congressman, 2nd District.
Washington, D. C., July 22. .
The man who cuts out his ad-
vertisements in order to cut
down expenses is as wise as the
man who takes his bait off the
hook in order to save his
worms!
STOP THAT ITCHING
If you are bothered by the
itching of Athlete’s Foot, Ec-
zema, Itch or Ringworm W. F.
Meyer & Co. will sell you a jar
of Black Hawk Ointment on a
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With no numerical restriction
against immigration from the
Western Hemisphere, and with
a mere handful of men to pa-
trol the thousands'of miles of
our borders, and with our im-
migration and deportation laws
wholly inadequate, unless some-
thing is done in the near future
we will be over-run in the next
decade with millions of unde-
sibable aliens.
I have at all times made it
clear that my bill is not based
upon religious or radical pre-
I judice, and is not aimed direct-
ly or indirectly at the foreign
stock American citizens and
naturalized citizens. In fact, it
is distinctly in their interest.
I know that the policy of
your paper is to be absolutely
fair and to give your readers
both sides of every question,
and I am appealing to you to
publish this lettetr in the in-
terest of justice and fairness.
I do not ask this for myself,
because I am unimportant in
this controversy, but for the
sake of the great cause which
I represent, and which is of
tremendous importance to the
American people.
When all the facts come to
light, it will be found that my
figures in reference to the
number of aliens in this coun-
try will be too small, and that
instead of seven million aliens
being here ,there will be a
larger number.
I regret that Senator Shep-
ing which the author is a rec-
ognized authority. The reckless
statement made by Mr. Capers
that I made a radio speech on
a network program sponsored
by a Republican newspaper in
Washington demonstrates the
character of propoganda that is
now being used against my bill.
I never made a radio speech at
any time that was sponsored by
any newspaper. I did make a
radio speech under the aus-
pices of more than 100 patri-
otic socities and organizations,
with such people as the offi-
cial heads of the Americaniza-
tion Committee of the Ameri-
can Legion and veterans of
Foreign Wars upon the pro-
gram committee. These organi-
zations are nationwide and are
strictly non-partisan, with Dem-
ocrats and Republicans in their
membership. Mr. Capers’ state-
ment that, “His speeches have
frightened some ignorant ali-
ens, to the extent that the U.
S. Immigration office in prin-
cipal cities have felt called upon
to issue reassuring statements,”
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LESSON
by CharlesE.Dun
JOSIAH
Lesson for August 4th
2 Kings 22 and 23
Golden Text: Matthew 4:10
Josiah, who was proclaimed
king of Judah when he was
but a little lad eight years old,
is one of the most attractive
figures in the sacred record.
“Like unto him,” says the Bible
historian, “was there no king
before him; neither after him
arose there any like him.” He
reminds us of his great-grand-
father, the upright Hezekiah.
Indeed he can stand compari-
son with the mighty David.
Josiah is one of the great
reformers of history. Under his
grandfather, Manasseh, an un-
principled rescal, who misruled
the people for 55 long years,
the moral and religigus zeal of
Judah had sunk to a very low
ebb. His father Amon was
equally bad, and losted only two
years, coming to an ignoble end
through the hand of an assas-
sin. The task of facing the new
young king was tremendous,
but into it he put the eneregy
of ten men. He knew that the
nation was in a most critical
condition.
The thorough-going reforma-
tion of Josiah was inspired by
the discovery of Hilkiah, the
High Priest, of the Book of In-
struction, or Deuteronomy, in
the temple where it had long
gathered dust, its warnings
neglected, its laws allowed to
become obsolete. The king was
so disturbed by the contents of
this forgotten volume that he
read it publicly to a great as-
sembly, following which both
king and people entered into a
solemn convenant to act in ac-
cord with its provisions. Pagan
altars were removed, fakirs
were barred; lewd practices
stamped out; the Mosaic Law
restored.
Unfortunately Josiah was
EIE FAMILY
.DOCTOR
JOHN JOSEPH GAINES. M.D.
AMEBIC DYSENTERY
It is not an infrequent hot weather disease, and always
a severe condition which prostrates its victims greatly. I have
seen patients lose their lives by the terrific infection or by
improper treatment.
Almost equal to the old, “Asiatic cholera,” I am always
alarmed when contacting such complaints; they are sudden in
onset and generally lose no time in setting up the terrific battle
that must be fought. I am glad people are much safer now
that we are “better up” in pure food laws and our people are
much more capable in hygiene.
The “ameba” are not germs. They are much larger and
matured “bugs.” They may be found in the stools of the patient,
though it takes a very competent microscopist to do the work
and takes a study of more than an hour, eVen by an expert. 1,
myself, set about relieveing the sufferer and leave my micro-
scope on its ledge. May I recommend the same for other family
doctors ?
The symptoms are alarming from the first. Sudden pallor,
pains in the abdomen, often nausea and vomiting. Chill and high
fever mark severe attacks. Bowel movements, mucus at first,
rapidly become offensive and bloody. Great prostration, even
sinking, with feeble pulse. Nothing good or encouraging as a rule.
Summon your physician at once. I cling to older methods. I
want a strong counter-irritant of turpentine or mustard over
the abdomen to control vomiting if possible. If called in time,
I give one irrigation of the lower colon and rectum, with either
a weak solution of nitrate of silver, or turpentine and tepid
water; I give a mixture of bismuth with acacia and paregoric.
The latter is the best opiate with its soothing camphor. A dose
every half hour or hour; I permit no food whatever until a
change is made for the better. Remember—Your fight may be
over in from 24 to 72 hours.
day Evening Post calls upon
_ . Democrats and Republicans to
country sink' into its tragic write articles upon subjects of
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with illegal entry of aliens, the
wholesale dumping of criminals
and other undesirable aliens up-
on our shores and the millions
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and, in many instances, voting,
will be a revelation to all cit-
izens whether of native or for-
eign stock, naturalized or na-
tive born, whose first allegi-
DVERYBODY’S invited and nearly
T" everybody’s coming to both days
“ of the Free Cooking School to be
conducted in Sealy, Thursday and Fri-
day of next week! Interesting lec-
tures on preparation and cooking of
all foods in the family diet will be
coupled with practical demonstrations
of the recipes recommended.
Every mother, every daughter,
every young matron will be charmed
with the clear, friendly and scientific
manner in which Mrs. Harlan presents
helpful ideas on modern cooking and
hommaking. Plan now to meet your
neighbors and friends at the Cooking
School; you will find it both pleasant
and profitable.
Editor The News,
Sealy, Texas.
Dear Sir:
Recently there appeared in
yoiir paper an article written
by Julian Capers, Jr., of Aus-
tin, Texas, which is so inaccu-
rate and misleading that I
think it should be answered. It
is immaterial what he thinks
or says about me, but it is im-
portant that this propaganda,
which is designed to hurt the
great cause that my bill repre-
sents, should be exposed. This
article seems to be a part of a
well planned and highly financ-
ed scheme to propagandanize
the country in opposition to my
bill. I have heretofore secured
possession of canned editorials
and I have a letter from the
International Migration Ser-
vice, with headquarters in Ge-
neva, Switzerland, which was
sent to all cooperating agencies
urging them to influence mem-
bers of Congress and to get fa-
vorable material to local news-
papers.
Since my bill is essential to
stop the millions of aliens who
are ready and anxious to enter
the United States and get rid
of the thousands of gangsters,
racketeers and other criminals
that have infested this country,
I feel it my duty to expose ev-
ery type of propoganda which
will injure the cause.
Mr. Capers derisedly men-
tions the fact that I wrote an
article which appeared in the
Saturday Evening Post, a Re-
publican magazine. While it is
true that I am perhaps the only
member of Congress who was
requested to write a special ar-
ticle for this magazine, it is
also true that the Democratic
members of the Cabinet have
written articles recently for
the same magazine, and Mr.
Capers might as well cast as-
persions on Attorney General
Cummings for writing in this
magazine as to create the im-
pression by innuendo that
there is something sinister
about the article which I wrote.
As a matter of fact, the Satur-
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is likewise untrue. It is true
that Commissioner McCormack,
contrary to the law, sent state-
ments to the immigration of-
ficers and instructed them to
get such statements in the
newspapers. These statements
were misleading, as I have
shown, and even newspapers,
such as the Houston Chronicle,
who opposed my bill, denounced
Colonel MacCormack for using
the government employment
employees to disseminate his
arguments against my bill.
As a matter of fact, Col. Mc-
Cormack and the Labor De-
partment have always opposed
my bill, and have sponsored the
Kerr bill. This Kerr bill has the
support of all anti-restriction
forces and foreign societies,
and if it is passed will go a long
way in nullifying and destroy-
ing our naturalization and de-
portation laws. Now, I am will-
ing to meet anyone in the open
in a frank discussion of the
merits of my bill. I concede
that everyone has a right to
his own opinion, but I deny that
it is fair for Mr. Capers to take
advantage of the splendid news-
papers of Texas by slyly in-
serting the propaganda of the
foreign societies and the anti-
restriction forces unless he is
willing to state who is financ-
ing his activities.
His statement in connection
with my radio speech that “His
press agents sowed down Texas
newspapers with flattering
notices and an unflattering
photo in advance of the speech”
is a reflection on the splendid
newspapers who cooperated
with these patriotic societies
in this radio program. There
was no press agent connected
with the program, and Mr.
Capers’ statement is an unwar-
ranted affront to these great
patriotic orders, whose only in-
terest is to preserve the prin-
ciples of Americanism and to
combat the un-American doc-
trines that are. flooding our
country.
When I entered this fight, I
knew that there were many
powerful forces that would op-
pose me and would seek to mis-
represent my views and mo-
tives, and to raise religious and
radical issues. Ever since the
first fight was made for re-
striction, this has been the
strategy of the opposition, with
a view of deceiving the people
and drawing a red herring
across the trail. Running true
to form, they are doing the
same thing now on a larger
scale. When I get, through with
this fight, I will show condi-
tions that will startle this Na-
tion. The gigantic smuggling
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Bracewell, E. W. The Sealy News (Sealy, Tex.), Vol. 48, No. 20, Ed. 1 Friday, August 2, 1935, newspaper, August 2, 1935; Sealy, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1590981/m1/2/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Virgil and Josephine Gordon Memorial Library.