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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29

". M.-Ei pa,o. TcSaS.-Crccmo> uuc 81
81 gadrc de II sonora muri6 intestado. si
aUn viyc Ill yIuda. q ella l. corresponds la
mitad lie 10 que haya dciado y . Sus hijcs
cl rc,to. reuartiblr por partes igualeE. y que
"a caso dc GIc Ill -. 2Sa haya muer;o an
los. ;oio 81 cani;ai Is corresponds = los hi
j"-. Pc la-tez iruales. Tor 10 que hacc a
Ustcde>. % que listed kaya h"Shu m"diantc
~ esiucrEo y - que IL cs9oSa ;cnSa po.
hCrCHcia q uo- cua.4Cicra Utrd causa, tl,lo
$50. dc.contando las LcUdas de Ia socicdad
matrimonial. foTma Q! capita! dc ella : les
CORES no0dc lgr parties Icuaica 4 aubo5 con-
>uGrs. For 70 t4Htc. nc c-ScuIos que sca H.
cifo nj legal cue Il sonora vcqda 10 quo
-olU t. suyu Ell rar;c. sin 81 coEscuttmicGto
10 ustcd. y aug us.cd ticnc RI dcrcrho dc
tratar dc impcdir que SC sigan reyando Il
caro- a. cracioneS senejaHtes con los dcm4s
bienes. en- 10 que rrn"escuta iGlaImentc una
Tartc: crccE:C> que hast2 puedc listed a;ayar
* UG.:d2d l. Nrula -ie .tu4:l de J.. caSa cue
hos menc.Uu..
De cuaiiuiyr mode. c'ccmoS que Lebc con-
su!tar una opinion m..> autori.ad:.. y Ell
case lie aur a.: /" DEC. nr-ot:os IL p.ur,u--
ri-aaremos Ia ,irc,citr lie ai.Iu :busaLo
n.vSic=nu dc los radic:.dus :Iui. siemprr uu-
.o> renits ~ direction postal y v,u,mpilla
De ;rce c~en,.vos para yl franpuyo dc nu,,s-
~. -gSpUvSta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29

Ina MIA Standardization. Tczas.-Si 81
mama llci6 81 ano d" =. so uUicrc deer
qu" nact" en- go ano del siElo pasatu o sca
IN is. = por 10 mime. viyi6 POGO ms de
i amos dc Iicho sigIo. gu" undo u los Is
la-gc- que van t-anscUrridos del actual. ma
cen mas Dc trcinta y Seis, que cs Ia cdad
quo ;icnc 81 MANI. Para sabe- 81 "a cum
PHO los ;-cjuta e .ic,r u i "a "a cumplirloS.
~cria nrcs,a-ir -ahc~ 81 NJ, : Ia fcrha dol
cr qur naci". cosa Cue no nos dice ust"d.
,cro III L. S"ri facil harcr q caicuIo cNactu.
Para haccr dc>aparcccr las arrugss sc rc-
comicnda mucho 10 ,igu;cn,c: So cNticndc Dor
IN nochc. sobrc L. partc afcctada de! rcStro
una loclon de: Tanino. 10 granUs Alumbrc.
10 Gramos. : Gliccrulsdu dc AlmiL6n. 60 Gra-
mo-. Y por Ia manaua sc lava con una So
luci1a DC: Aqua dc,tilsda. 100 cranes Bo-
ratio de- Sosa. - gramos; alcohol. 100 Gra-
mcs csenria dc bc-Eamonta. 10 Eramos.
AGcu;, - muy convcnicutc darsc ma5ajc en-
Ias parties on dondc hayan a arccido : ha-
cog c:to todoe los diaS, aun ruando "a hayan
Gc,ararcrido. para Quc no vuClyan & apa-
rcccr. Por 10 dcmas. no hay rcGls alEuna
para Gle aparcEcan cstas: en- ocasiones tar
dan mucho Y en- ocasIoncs sc prcScntan de-
-uasiado pronto.
Para pin,ar H. cstufas v"ndcn va prcpa-
ada una ]Tin:ura especial. hucna : ha-ata.
No vaic Ia r"na dc tnnarSc cI trahajo tic
haccria uno cNIuni%ndosc . Quc no dc bGc-
nos gcsuitaGos po-quc cst.t maj preparada.
La chiropractIca G una nucva mancra Dc
curar. ain no agtorizada oficiaImcntc. que
- hasa en- q cndcrczamicn;o : restitution 4
81 lugar Lcbido j" toIaS las vcrtcbras dc
IL csnina iorSal. aScGurhndoSc que las en-
fcrmcdades Sc dcbcn Il que habisndosc Salido
dc SUI sit:o Cjcrccn alSLna preston Sobrc los
n"rvios Que las atravicsan j todaS para l!eS2!
nj ccrcbrc. Is possible y a,n probable que
haya ocaSionc~ IN que csc sea q oriEcn &c
IN cnfc-metad y que corrigicudo cl NAL de-
sa2arccca 81 ~eTcc:o: pcro dc cstc q rodcr
aseGUrar que todas las cniermedaies Sc de-
hen L Ca causa ' Que pucGcn ser curadas
por csc m.otdo. hay una di,tancia inucusa.
De hecho. csc siStcma 81 haila actIalnlcut-
en- Was dc g.. fermentation y Ia ciencia me-
,iica no dice aim 81 Ultima palahra Sob-c
q va sea accp:andulo q rcpudianGolo. De
ALI. :amb,en. Ia ahstcuciou del EStaGo nara
:tgtorizario q dcsautorizario f-ancamcu;c.
Pronto sabrem,s 10 que pueia habcr dc cier-
to. Por aho=a ,,arccc que hay mucho lie
charlatarcria EN- cl asunto. re7o no Is posi-
bic fijar los !initcs prcciSos &c 10 cicrto y
Dc 10 false.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29

J.. K. K. G.-Dcnvcr. Colo.-Sj pud!"ra tie
cl.-c IL mancra absolute. como listed 10
Lcsca. cuai Is IA mejcr maQuiua &c cscrib!r
y en- clio tugyicr,n que convenir sdoS. IA
ell f. com7-sndcr que esq seris Ia unica Huc
- vcndicra y la Gcmas tcniyian que dejar
dc ser tsbricada,. Pero 60 no Is posi-
bic. unu~ preseai4u ]aIGunas ~ycntajas en- cier-
to scn;ido y o;ra, en- o;ro. y al individuo
iu:crcsado g i q~Icn le ;oca -"+o!vcrsc q ep-
IA. pog una @ por otra mare.
Las Groga, dc qu" nos habla ST" lIasan.
en- ing!y,. como siGue: bclladonna Ointment ;
pcrman"anai" = Beuzoin.
Los ..rSo"c~ "a quo - ~rcficrcn son los mis-
mo our - vcndcn ca Mexico con los mismos
nomhres.
Las ~viIGor.s . lie aludc c9cenos gle solo
ia poIr.s haIlar cn la larmacias dc Irin,c-
"a DE- aisuna poblaci6n de importaucia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29

VI. S.-lJindcn. Iowa.-Parl robustecerse.
en- c@sr de- pernitirlo Ia constitution dc una
Lcrsona. m.S cue L n1edicinGs hay que acudir
e una hucna, yar.ada y sUbstanciosa alimen-
tar;6a = una vida hiGivnica. met6dica ::
orGcn-ia. Esa Is IL mcjor mcLicina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29

Toda IL correspondence rel2cionada
con csta secc:JH, debe venir ci-iE;ds
asi: La Prensa,-Secci6n dc Con-
sGitas. l20 y. Santa RosG Avc.-Las
ccnsu!tas que traten de cu.stiones "Oe
Amor y dc Socicdad." d-beran tEzer
Ia m:sma direcclon, ag-eganGo SOFA
mcnte "a palsb-a "Lcticia'. Para To-
das las coasulas que -enu!eraa con-
- ;nstac:on p-ivgGa c. precise inclu:-
Laa estsanpii!a t. a res cenrsvos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29

los pianos corrcsr ondicnteS dc los Estados de
Arizona y Nueyo Mexico que tendra que atra-
ycSar. pucs &c Scran sumamcntc Utilcs du-
rautc 81 yiuic para Saber los caminos luc
debc scGuir. las distanciaS que hay entire
los puntos por dondc teHga Que pasar y los
~recursos con Que rueGa contsr en- cada uro
de c!ios. Dichos planes los venden muy ha-
ratos y estan hcchoS en- torma de podcrsc
reduci~ a una eSpccic &c libro muy cGmodo
para cargarse en- ei bo.siiIc. La diSrancia
cn;.c Phoenix. .Ari1.. y Z! Paso. Texas. c&.
en- Inca recta de unas trcscieutas dicz millaS.
e, probable Que siguiendo cl camino ilcgae
Il ccrc2 de cuatrocientaS. Crecnos que. sin
t~roriezo. podr;. recorrersc csta distancja en-
unaS yciutc huras.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29

Amalia .-Nogales. Ar:z.-La opera q quo
sc refiere listed es en- yerdad muy hermo-
81. pe-o es impossible dcciGi-. de mancra alb
soluta. 81 es l. mas bonita de todas o no.
Esa es question dc cpiniones personaleS.
Scntimos mucho TO poGcr obscquiar sus
dcseos. pero Ia traducci6n que listed dcsea
de las dos parties de Iicha opera. que nos
mcnciona. sc sale de Ia finaliiad QUE icrsi-
que cSta Scccion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29

Tn Observation-Disclosures. Onia.-Para ia
bricar cuadrantcs de re!oj ioSicresccnteS. cor
81 fin de que por IL nocnc. sin neccsidad lie
In luz artificial. pueda verse ia bora scna-
lala. =. pgoccdc de- ~iguieate mcdo: - mcz-
clan. carbonate de cal lpoEvot. 100 grsmcs
to-fato dc cal en- polvo. 100 =ramos tobtcni-
dos por Ia caicinaciun Le la conckaS y hue
SOS dc jibia cal ~caustica pura. 100 GramoS.
-Dcspu.s sc aiadc 4 esta mezcia: cloruro
solicu caIcinado y Ell poIvO. - G.amos azu-
ire. i" gramoS ~sulfurc y. ca!cio, 10 Era-
mos. Para haccr In nasa =" mezcian Ier-
r.c;amcntc las maicrias indicadas y sc anna
san con suticicntc cantidad de aceite de
linaza cosforado $ barniZ. Iavtes iguaieS.
FL aceite fo>forado - prcpara: f6sforo
pCro. 10 gramoS accite de Iinaza 100 gra-
mos. Sc mczc!a perfcctamcntc y 20 diSuc!vc
81 l6sforo en- eI accitc. calcntando suave-
mcnte Ia mczt!a y agi;lndoia sin parar.
Con TODD 10 dicno - pintan las saetas DC
los rclojcs y las hora~.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29

J. ?. V.-Rock Springs. Tcxas.-Por mas
CUE hcmos tratado de G~escifrar su consulta
no hsmos log-ado cntcnderia. CrccmoS que
listed nos ha tornado por hrujos . algo por
cStilo y csta en- un error, 81 asi fuere. Sin
embargo. lc ramoS a dar IN consejo. dele
80 de csas cosas : ponga los ojos en- alGo
que este mas 4 81 a!cancc y que sea lici:o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29

e. n. liz T.-EI Paso. TexaS.-EI viaje de
Ciutad Juarcz 4 Aruascslientcs y de ALI 4
san Luis Potosi. cucSta cerca de cuarcnta y
auryc pesos. Gro nacionaI. en- primera clase
Y IA mirad en- seGurda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29

r. O.-kansas City, Mo.-Entcndemos quo
To hay libros en- ~cspamol. que tratcn de las
p~rtcticas que nos !ndic&: u Il 10 mcnos no
conoccnos ~ningunV que pudieramoS rccomcny
larlc pcro le suSerimos que SC dirija I n
Casa Editorial L.ozano. lis North SAINT: Rosa
Ave. San Antonio. Texas. en- demanda DC
iniormcS mas preciSoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29

? N.-CarrizogO. y. M.-De acUerd" con
"a ul,ima ,ey ra:c-eutr u Immigration j, cx-
,~:aujcros q este aaiS. durantr cuatro amos
u,redSra suspended, rsta. cualquicra pue sea-
a. partc lie donde proccla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29

j. C.-AguI Du!cc. Tc%as.-El vo!umen
IL" I'm c;lindrv cS igual u In superiicic del
circuIo &c base muliplicaia por in aitura.
IL suDcrficic del circu'o Z: igual a cuadra-
do del radio muItipiicado por IN raz6n dc la
al dian..-o qUe vale 3.Iil5?...
Por 10 tau;o. =; Sc miIc or centimetros ci
radio. e!cvando al cuadrado este numcro. -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29

i. M.-orcvil}e. CaL..-'La Prcnsa no tiene
entraGa en- AltXico. Por 10 miSno no loGra-
ria su objeto ponien!o en- ella Ia p~eSquisa
que G,sea. Crccmos que 10 mcjor que pIe-
de haccr 6 d~irigirse al "PriGGico dc mayor
circulation" en- Ia Cafital que nos menc;o-
IA. pidicndoic precios dc inScrci1n dc dicha
D.; csquisa y que hasa Que &C Ia publiquen ALI.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29

Ncccsi;~da.-Fo:t Worth. c omprc
una .oca 10 msn,cca - csc;.o y untesc fro
r'Icntcmcnic uns roc@ on L. l.Iios : cor
c,iv ryiiarJ quc - l. IJ-ian.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29

+. G.-Hous;on. Texas.-No exis,e VA la
cacsa 4 que 50 Teiierc { ignorarnos donde Sc
halle actu"lmen;s Ia persona 4 quien de-ca
diria r:c.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29
SECCION DE CONSULTAS :

! P. C.-Iowa City. Iowa.-La tinta csa
quo listed dcsea invisible 4 Ia simple vista
y visible con un lente especial no In como
ccmoS nj e%iSte. La Lamada tinta inviSi-
bic Is un liGuido que no deje huella visi-
bic sobre el paoel y que aparczca mcdiantc
IA APPLICATION de aisun otrO liquido o el en-
pleo dc algin otro proccdinicnto. lie vi
mos 4 OAR Ia -eceta DC una. IN mas tacil
dc todaS: eHprima un limon y, vaiiGndose de
una pluna dc acero nucva. csc-iha con cl
en- lugar de tinta y dele que Sc Sequc 10 cS-
critic cuiGanGo de que To Sc porroncc. Luego
pucde mandar l. carta a So deStino ' 81 II
persona que la -ccibe Sc toma el tralaju
de planchag Ia car.a con una r!ancha sufi-
cientementc Calierte. vera aparecer 10 cscri-
to por listed que habria rasado inadverti1o
para todos los Que lutheran podido ,ener IN
sus manoS cl papcl. antes de hecha c<a ope-
racivn.
I'm Observation-Disclosures City. Okla
Para combatir ell estre1inScnto Sc rccomicn-
in mUcro el tomar en- trdaS las comid.s
irutaS y de nanc:a cspecial las ciruelas.
IN Gu!ce o conscrva o. cstas da los nejores
rcsl!tadoS cuando - toma con constancia por
cSpscio dc aiEua tempo.
A. {. Eel Paso. ~Texa..-Sentimos no
iocer coseuuiar Sus deseus. pero iCuoramos
ia direction Dc "a persona yor quien nos
pFeclnta y no icEcnos mancra lie obtencrIa.
IN future >ubScriptor.-Sau Antonio. Tex.
L! p:imego que parccc habeilc d.Jo forn:a
concre'a 4 Ia question Re q nayccaci6n sub.
marina ) dc la nav-saci6n aerca. flc Julio
Verne. notable ) erudilo norelista Frances.
cue describe an submarine y varios acropls.
nos muy s"mejantcs Il los que Ell Ia actus.
Iidad eA'sten va hec!ios rca!idal. +! primer
submarine grc trato Gc construirsc fue Fl
'PeraL" cSpanol. i!amado asi por cau.a 10
ser csc Ell nonbre del inventor. pe-o no d;
FcSu'tafo y Ia idea fuc abandonada Dor en-
I"nces. III primer aeroplano fuc idcado Tor
Santos Dumont un aviador brasiteno. y cons.
truido en- Paris donde hizo .u- primcras ex-
pcriencias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29

kanunura.-San Antonio. TeNsa.- Scgun
les iniormcS cue Sc 40. proporcionan. no exis-
L. una so!a union dc chcercs para !nGre-
sar 4 IL cual sea requisite indispensable ser
ciudslaav americana. Crccmos. Lucs. que -
,rata dc haccr!c propaganda = Ia ciu!adania
americana nada mas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29

P. l.. R.-SeSu, Utah.-Hace ~ muchu
tempo que no Sc anuEcia Ia PERSONA que nos
:ndica . iGnoramos cuul sea su actual direc-
cion. ii g. que vive. o 81 tallcciG.
No sabcmos lie ]uinguna medicina en- cuys
comroSicion entire Ia planta que menciona
La publication - que aludc De. dc pubii-
carsc hacc - mucho tempo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29

VI. A.-Enola. Pail viajc por tie:r., lc
saidra mucho mas barato. pues no hay SER
v:cio directo dc ,syorcs entire los puertos
que nos indica. Fl canine mas corto cs e
5i=uicnte: lie Picdr4s Ne&ra-. Cosh.. a Pare
don ) lie ALI a Come PaIacio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29

4. c. Eel Paso. Texa,.-Sentimos no
ioder obsepaiar Sus deSens. pero iguoramos
ia direction Dc "a persona per quien nos
~pTeGania y no icHcnos mancra lie obtenerla.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-11-18
Weather Predictions

r air tonight. cooler; Wednesday
far and cooler.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-30

body was inferred in the Olney ceme-
terry Sunday at IL o'clock.
Miss Gladys Johnson, our post
mistress, received nice raise iIt sal
airy of 500 a year from Uncle Sam
last week.
Mrs. Richardson and son, Clarence.
motored to Fowler Saturday. The
bandage was removed from Clarence's
eye and showed a fine well-healed
wound with scarcely scar. Clarence
was hurt in a runaway on the That
cher ranch, south of Olney, about
two weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Comstock, of
Pueblo, were guests of their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Comstock, over
Sunday.
Dick Hickman was in Pueblo Sat
urday and Sunday.
F. E. Flynn played the bass drum
in the Ordway band while they gave
their concert Sunday evening.
w. M. Thomas is having his home
in Olney painted maroon, trimmed in
white. this week.
Harry Millhouse went to Pueblo
Tuesday to have an ex-ray made of
his injured arm.
e. B. Parish, Martin Pickering and
w. w. Lineberry went to Pueblo
Tuesday.
Mrs. Speilman returned Monday
evening after a two weeks visit with
her sisters in Pueblo.
Adam Hickman came to Olney
Springs Monday evening. He will be
employed here this season.
The ladies of the Manzanola Aid
extended a gracious invitation to the
ladies of the Olney Springs Aid to
enjoy a picnic dinner In Manzanola
Jifne S. All the ladies OF Olney who
can go will accept their hospitality.
Early Monday morning Claude Nc
Coy narrowly escaped a bad accident
when a big team of mules became
unmanageable. One of team of
horses he was leading behind the
wagon in which he rode became
frightened and began to buck, this
frightened the mules he was driving.
Between the two teams the wagon
was turned over with Claude under
meath it. He was dragged a block
before he succeeded in getting from
under the wagon. The lines had
wrapped around an axle and stopped
the leading team. Claude knows
what being flayed alive means now
since he is pretty badly skinned from
his shoulders to his heels. Fortu-
nately he had no bad injuries, only
severely shaken up besides being
skinned.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-30
BAPTIST BANQUET

A Baptist banquet and old fashion
ed basket supper is to be held at the
Berendo hotel on Friday evening,
June 6, at s p. m.
Every Baptist of Ordway and com
munity is invited to attend. together
with their families, whether members
of the Ordway Baptist church or not.
The occasion is to be a Baptist get
together" occasion. At least one hum
dred families of the community are
Baptists and all are invited to come.
Every family is asked to bring some
thing to put on the table for the
supper.
Ministers from Denver, Pueblo.
Rocky Ford and other places will be
here and speak. The church will
then attend to such business as 1t
desires. The new members will be
the honored guests and receive the
hand of fellowship. At the close of
the evening the Lords supper will
be administered. A joyable occasion
is planned and every Baptist should,
together with their families, plan to
attend this banquet.
EARLE ID. SIMS. Pastor.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-30
ENTERTAINED SOLDIERS

Olney.-The ladies' of the Olney
Springs Branch A. r. C. proved be-
yond question they were ideal hos
tesses when they held open house for
their returned soldier boys Friday
evening in the school house. About
five hundred people showed by their
presence their appreciation of the
boys and of their past sacrifices for
the good of the world. An interest
ing extemporanious program of short
speeches and vocal music and an
excellent orchestra from Pueblo made
every one feel at home. Refresh
ments of chicken sandwiches, ripe
olives. coffee. punch, ice cream and
cake showed the hospitality of the
Olney Springs ladies'. After every
one had enjoyed the orchestra until
eleven o'clock the young people dane
ed until they were satisfied they had
had complete day of happiness.
The chairman of the branch wishes
to thank each member of the Red
Cross in Olney Springs for their
readiness to help make the evening
such a complete success. especially
every member of her executive board
and the committee for decorating.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-30
Announcement

To the citizens of Ordway and COM
munity: / wish to make known that
l have sold my store to Mr.. w. a.
Browning and Mr.. F. G. Anderson,
late of Adams, Tenn. desire to
thank the many good people OF this
community and especially those living
in the dry land districts who have
made my business grow even beyond
my highest expectation. l have tried
in my weak way to merit your pa
tronage. and in leaving you for other
fields of labor, it will be with many
regrets and the most kindly feeling
toward you all. / sincerely hope you
will give Messrs Browning & Ander-
son an opportunity to serve you in
the same capacity as / have tried to
for the past three and one-half years.
as find them very honorable gentle
men in their dealings with me. and
/ feel certain they will not only serve
you as well. but will greatly improve
over my methods, and will make thu
store the leading store of Crowley
county.
thank you.
F. j. WINTER.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-30
oLNEY SPRINGS NEWS

Mrs. Guy Curtis was in Pueblo
last Thursday having her eyes fitted
with glasses.
Wednesday night of last week the
local 1. o. o. F. lodge No. 156 gave
five new members the initiatory de-
gree. Visiting Odd Fellows from
Ordway and Fowler helped to make
the evening a success. Sandwiches,
cake and ice cream were served.
The local Yoemen lodge met Thurs
day evening. A jolly evening was
spent initiating five new members.
Rev. Antfe, OF Manzanola, was a
dinner guest in the H. T. Craig home
Friday evening of last week.
Move Shipley and Felix sGhade
were in Pueblo last Friday looking
after business interests.
Adrian Dennis returned Thursday
from the vicinity of Durango where
he had been for the past three weeks.
Mrs. e. w. Shelton. of Rocky Ford.
spent the week end with her sister,
Mrs. J. w. Burke.
Mrs. s. T. Husson end Mrs. Downey
were in Ordway Saturday.
Miss Ida Bell Largent motored to
Boone Saturday to visit with her
parents over SUNDAY.
Last Wednesday John Richardson,
Will Brewer and Move Shipley fished
in Lake Meredith. They brought
home some fine catfish.
Mr.. Palmer moved his family to
the Stubbs ranch Tuesday where he
will be employed this season.
Alfred Hensley, an oversee soldier,
returned home last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Richardson and
family went to Pueblo Thursday for
several days visit with Mrs. Ern-
est Roth.
Mrs. Gardner and Miss Largent
motored to Fowler last Thursday.
Mrs. Potee and Miss Bowen were
guests of Mrs. H. T. Craig for dinner
last Wednesday evening.
In honor of Thelma Maxwell, who
is visiting in Olney. from Grand juno
tion. Velma Williams entertained
Vera Richardson. Norma Curtis. Flo
riene Osborne and Thelma Maxwell
at twelve o'clock dinner Sunday.
Andry. Wilma. Doris. Keith and
Alden Bond were guests in the Dick
Moore home for dinner Sunday.
Bailey Elizabeth. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Jones. dieA at
their home on the Bernstein fruit
farm. east Of Olney, Saturday. The
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-30

Six of the ten counties thru which
the Kansas-Colorado boulevard runs
were represented at the boulevard
association convention in this city on
thqday of this week. Pueblo and
gathe counties of Colorado sent good
MfEslegations as did also Greeley
pittayhansas. The Greeley county
or prfn)n was the largest in atten-
dance outsidaoDf Crowley county.
The morning session was called at
IL O'Clock by E. P. Johnson, of this
city, the vice president, as President
Clement Wilson. of Tribune, Kans.,
could not be here. The association
secretary, ]. X. McMullen, of Great
Bent, was also kept away on account
of death in his family. and Harry
Lyons, of this city, was made secre-
tcry for the convention. Two ses-
sions were held, one at IL o'clock
and the other at 1 80, the first being
for organization.
The next convention is to be held
at Tribune, Greeley county, Kansas.
Entertained at Luncheon
At noon all of the visitors to the
convention were entertained at lunch
con by the Ordway Publicity Club at
the Foley hotel, and other entertain
delegates been able to remain over
for the evening. The concert on Sun
day evening was given in their honor,
but none of them arrived in time
for it.
Travel Over Boulevard
1t is believed that the travel over
the boulevard from Great Bent, Kans.
to Colorado will be quite heavy this
year during the tourist season. The
Santa Fe trail runs thru Great Bend
where the Kansas-Colorado boulevard
starts, and as the boulevard is about
fifty miles shorter between Great
Bend and Pueblo and also a good,
well graded highway, it is likely that
tourists will find this out and make
the trip either one way or the other
over this north side highway Ad-
vertising is to be done tending to
divert some of the travel over this
boulevard.
At the convention Monday 1t was
voted to use some of the funds to
place signs east of Great Bend tell
ing people of the bulevard road. This
will be done under direction of the
officers of the association. There are
many good talking points for the
road and eventually 1t will be used
as much as any other trail from the
east into Colorado.
Music at Convention
The local committee provided male
quartet and solo singing for the con.
vention and the male quartet com.
posed of Messrs Smith. Strickland
Wells and Bone, sang two selections
At the afternoon session Miss Hunter
sang solo.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-30
FARM FOR SALE

FARM rOh SALE
100 acres located S miles west of
Ordway and miles north of Crowley
will sell whole or in separate eighties
80 Acres Irrigated
80 Acres Above the Ditch
IMPROVEMENTS
9 room house, milk house and chick
en- house. all brick. Rock cave. Nice
shade in yard.
Post Barn, 2Ox6O
so Acres In Alfalfa
25 Acres in Oats
IS Acres in Barley
10 Acres in Corn
balance pasture.
If sold by July /, crop will go to
purchaser. Can make terms if de-
sired. This will be priced right; will
make a nice home.
For particulars write
BANK OF ALBANY
Albany, Mo-. or see
David Thingan. Ordway,
Phone 88JZ